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ANNUAL KEPORT
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COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS
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THE YEAK 1884
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GOVERNMENT I'KINTINa OFFICE.
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coMMissioisrEn of pa.tents
TO OONGEESS,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER :?1, 1884.
Laid before the House of Kepreseutatives by the Speaker pro tempore January ai, 18b5, leferred to the Committee on
Patents, and ordered to be printed.
Department of the Interior,
United States Patent Office,
Washington, January 31, ISc'G.
To tlie Senate and House of liepresentalives of the United
States of America in Congress assembled:
In compliance with the reqairemeuts of section 494
of the Revised Statutes, I have the honor to submit the
following report of the business of this Office for the
year ending December 31, 1884.
RECEIPTS.
Detailed statement of all moneys received for patcnls, for
copies of records or drawings, or from any source what-
ever.
Applications :
Cash received $920. 360 00
Cash refunded 3, 280 00
Netcash 917,080 00
Certificates of deposit 53, 095 00
Total cash and certificates 970, 175 00
Copies:
Cash received C7, 09C 95
Cash refunded 1, 908 45
Net cash «5. 1*^8 50
Certificates of deposit 642 80
Total cash and certificates 65, 831 30
Recording assignments :
Cash received 25, 161 90
Cash refunded 1, 659 90
Net cash 23, 502 00
Certificates of deposit 502 00
Total cash and certificates 24, 004 00
Subscription to Official Gazette:
Cash received 11,883 95
Cash refanned 120 45
Net cash 11, 703 ."iO
Certificates of deposit 82 00
Total cash and ceitificates II, 845 SO
Registration of labels :
Cash received 4, 075 00
Cash refunded 930 00
Net cash 3, 745 00
Certificates of deposit ■. 198 00
Total ca,sh ami certificates 3, 943 00
Aggregates.
Cash received $1 , 029, 177 80
Cash refunded 7. .998 80
Net cash ; 1, 021, 279 00
Certificates of deposit 54,519 80
Total cash and certificates 1, 075, 798 80
Total
Slatenient showing the monthly receipts and number of ap-
plications, caveats, if c, filed during the years 1883 and
1884.
January . .
Februiiry .
March '. ..
April
May
June
July ......
August ...
September
Octolicr ...
November
December.
ieoeipts.
Applications.
1883.
1884.
1883.
1884.
§99. 754 10
$100, 310 5C
3,544
3, 563
93, 485 15
96, 366 45
3, 389
3,757
111, 149 20
107, 933 00
4,126
4,294
101, 523 35
103. 674 85
3,755
4,095
101,864 55
106,451 00
3, 678
4, 026
90,581 50
88, 809 10
3,414
3,474
89,831 00
88,260 15
3, 117
3,225
92, 424 25
fO. 084 85
3, 205
2, 948
84, 403 60
76. 025 70
2, 922
2,904
89,414 30
80, 7e9 05
3, 120
2, 969
93,645 10
07, 458 20
3, 193
2,558
92, 163 30
79, 629 90
3,313
2,897
1,140,249 00
1,075,798 80
"40, 826
40, 710
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*B.y a clerical error the total number of applications received
during 1883 was .stated in the Annual Report for that year to be
39,724. It should have been 40,826.
EXPENDITURES.
Amount expended by this Office under the several appro-
priations from January 1, 1884, to January 1, 18a,'>.
Salaries $557, 3.59 25
Olbcial Gazette 34, 520 58
I'hotolitliograxihiug 72, 991 31
Copies of (hawings 2, 611 25
Scientific library' 5, 208 88
DefeiLse of suits, &c 65 20
Transportation of publications to foreign govern-
ments 726 00
Total 073,482 47
Approximate amount expended by the Department of the
Interior on account < f this Office from January 1, 18^4,
to January 1, l.-^S.').
Stationery $10,
Postage on foreign matter
Priiitiug and bimliug 224
Watc h force lO!
I New furnaces and ladiator.s. south wing 10,
I Coal-vaults, repairs of building, and east wing fnr-
I naces 6,
I Contingent expenses, (including furniture, hardwai'e,
I carpets, ice, lile-holders, desks, cases, washing tow-
els, keeping of horse, &c., telephone, winding
clocks, and suudries) 27,
, 600 84
572 00
917 13
, 690 00
000 00
966 90
350 42
Total 297, 097 29
Aggregate amount of expenditures 970,579 70
KKCEIPTS OVER EXPENlJlTUUES.
Total receipts $1, 075, 798 80
Total expenditures 970, 579 76
Receipts over expenditures 105 91P
IV
EEPOET OF THE COMMISSIONER OP PATENTS FOE THE YEAR 1884.
Statement of balance in the Treasury of the United Slates
on account of the Patent fund.
Amount to the credit of the fund January 1, 1884. . . $2, 676, 476 24
Amount of receipts during the year 1884 1,075,798 80
Total 3,752,275 04
Deduct expenditures for year 1884 970, 579 76
Balance January 1, 1885 2,781,695 28
*
SUMMARY OF THE BUSINESS OF THE OFFICE.
Number of applications for patents for inventions 34, 192
Number of applications for patents for designs 1, 230
Number of applications for reissues of patents 178
Total number of applications relating to patents 35, 600
Number of caveats filed 2, 582
Number of applications for registration of trade-marks 1, 102
Number of applications for registration of labels 812
Number of disclaimers filed 9
Number of appeals on the merits 605
Total 5,110
Total number of applications requiring investigation and
action -. 40,710
Number of patents issued, including designs 20, 297
Number of patents reissued 1 16
Number of trade-marks registered 1, 02 1
Number of labels registered 513
Total number of patents granted and certificates issued. 21, 947
Number of patents expired during the year 12, 301
Number of patents withheld for non-payment of final fee. 2, 839
PATENTS ISSUED.
Patents issued to citizens of the United States, with the ratio
of population to each patent granted.
States and Territories.
Alabama
Arizona Territory
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Dakota Tenitory
Delaware
District of Columbia- ..
JFlorida
Georgia
Idaho Territory
Illinois
Indiana
Indian Territory
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minncsofci
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana Territory
Nebraska
Nevada
Ne's^ Hamjishire
New Jersey
New Mexico Teixitory
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania . Ij
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Utah Territory
Venuont
Virginia
Washington Territory
West Virginia .'.
Wisconsin
Wyoming Territory. . .
United States Army . .
United States Navy
Total
Patents
and
Designs.
9
66
514
110
89B
33
48
207
17
106
4
659
624
3
408
198
194
89
148
254
917
602
213
73
573
10
71
17
120
955
6
924
58
458
42
863
304
64
108
192
24
91
101
23
75
399
5
5
4
19, 013
One to
every —
18. 297
4, 493
12, 159
1.682
1,766
694
4, 096
3,054
858
15. 852
14, .'348
8, 152
1,855
3,170
3,981
5,030
8,497
10. 561
4.384
3, 680
930
2, 472
3, 665
15, 5110
3,784
3.915
6,370
3, 662
2,891
1,184
19, 927
1,295
24, 133
2, 193
4, 101
2,298
909
15, 555
14.281
8,290
5,998
3,651
14, 975
3, 265
8,246
3, 296
4,157
Patents issued to citizens of foreign countries.
Of patents issued to foreigners there were granted
to citizens of —
Austria-Hungary 31
Belgium 25
Bermuda 1
Brazil 1
British Guiana 1
Canada 220
Central America 1
Chili 1
Cuba II
Denmark 6
England 438
France 161
Germany 253
Hawaiian Islands 3
Hayti , 2
Holl.ind 3
India 6
Ireland 5
Isle of St. Christopher, W. I I
Italy , 2
Japan 1
Mexico - 7
New South Wales, (Australia) 3
New Zealand 6
Norway 3
Porto Rico, W. 1 2
Portugal 1
Koumauia 1
Russia 15
Scotland 20
Spain 4
Sweden 7
Switzerland 36
Venezuela I
Victoria, (Australia) 5
Total 1,284
Comparative statement of the business of the Office from
1837 to 1884, inclusive.
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SS
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1837.
435
$29, 289 08
42 123 54
$33, 506 98
37, 402 10
1838.
520
84, 72i 44
2 716 49
1839.
425
37. 260 00
38, 056 51
34, 543 51
1840.
735
228
473
39,020 67
1841
847
312
495
40,413 01
52, 666 87
1842.
761
391
517
36, 505 68
31,241 48
5. 264 20
1843.
819
315
510
35, 315 81
30, 776 96
4, 538 85
1844.
1, 045
380
495
42, 509 26
36,244 73
0,264 53
1845
1,246
452
504
51,076 14
39, 395 65
11, 680 49
1846.
1,272
448
638
50.264 16
46, 1.58 71
4, 105 45
1847
1, 531
553
569
63, 111 19
41, 878 35
21, 232 84
1848.
1,628
607
652
67, 576 69
58, 905 84
8, 670 85
1849.
1, 955
595
1,068
80, 752 98
77,710 44
3, 036 54
1850
2,193
602
993
86, 927 05
80, 100 95
6,816 10
1851.
2,258
760
872
95,738 61
86,916 93
8, 821 68
1852
2,639
996
1,019
112, 656 34
95, 910 91
16, 739 43
1853
2, 673
3, 328
901
868
961
1,844
121, 527 45 132. 869 83
1854
103, 789 84
167, 146 32
1855
4,435
906
2, 012
216, 459 35
179, 540 33
36, 9i9 02
1856
4,960
1,024
2, 506
192, 588 02
199, 931 02
18.57
4,771
1,010
2,896
196, 132 01
211. .582 09
18.58.
5,364
934
3, 695
203, 710 16; 193, 193 74
10, 522 42
1859
6, 225
1,097
4,504
245, 942 15; 210, 278 41
35, 663 74
1860
7,653
1,084
4,778
256,3.52 591 252,820 80
3,531 79
1861
4,643
700
3,329
137, 354 44! 221, 491 91
1862.
5,038
824
3,532
215, 754 99] 182, 810 39
32,944 60
1863.
6,014
787
4,184
195,593 29, 189.414 14
6,179 15
1864
6,932
1,063
5,025
240, 919 98 229, 868 00
11.051 98
1865
10, 664
1,937
6,616
348, 791 84 274, 199 34
74, 592 50
1866.
1.5, 269
2,723
9,458
495, 665 38
361, 724 28
133,941 10
1867.
21, 276
3,597
13, 026
646, ,581 92
639, 263 32
7, 318 60
1868
20, 420
3, 705
13, 410
681,565 86
628, 679 77
52, 886 09
1869.
19, 271
3,624
13, 997
093, 145 81
486, 430 78
206, 715 03
1870.
19,171
3, 273
13, 333 ■
669, 456 76' 557, 149 19
112, 307 .57
1871
19, 472
3,366
13, 056
078, 716 46, 560, 595 08
118.121 38
1872
18, 246
3,090
13,613
699, 726 39' 605. 591 36
34, 135 03
1873
20, 414
3,248
12, 804
703, 191 77: 091, 178 98
12, 012 79
1874.
21, 002
3,181
13, 599
738,278 n: 679,288 41
58, 989 76
1875.
21, 638
3,094
14,837
743, 453 36 721, 657 71
21. 795 65
1876
21, 425
2,697
15, 595
757, 987 65' 652, 542 60
105, 445 05
1877
20, 308
2,809
14, 187
732, 342 85! 613, 152 62
119, 190 23
1878
20, 200
2,755
13, 444
725. 375 55 593, 082 89
132, 292 66
1879
20, 059
2,020
13, 213
703,931 47; 529,638 97
174. 292 50
1880.
23, 012
2,490
13, 947
749, 685 32 538, 865 17
210, 820 15
1881.
2(5, 0,59
2.406
16, 584
853. 665 89 605, 173 28
248, 492 61
1882
31,522
2, 553
19, 267
1, 009, 219 45 6H3. 867 67
32.5,351 78
1883.
35, ,577
2,741
22. 383
1,146,240 00 07.5,234 80
471. 005 14
1884.
35, 000
2.582
20, 413
1, 075, 798 80 *970. 579 70
105, 219 04
*Tho apparent increase in the "cash expended " column dur-
ing 1884 is not such an increase in fact, as the items expended by
the Department (.amounting this yc.ir to $297,097.29) have nor all
REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS FOR THE YEAR 1884.
While the Office is not iu possesaiou of a detailed
stateineut of the amounts expended by the Department
of the Interior, and the totals only are furnished me,
and are spoken of as representing approximately the sums
properly chargeable against this Office, I am clear that
the amounts would not fall one cent beloio the expen-
ditures, had they been rendered in detail. The con-
tingent fund of the several bureaus was consolidated
by the act of March 3, 1883, hence no part of that fund
is disbursed by the Patent Office.
It will be observed that there has been a falling off in
all the sources of revenue of the Patent Office during
the calendar year 1884. It occurred in the field of inven-
tion, as in all other avenues of business, that the cur-
rent became sluggish during the presidential election
contest. This decrease was perceptible from the begin-
ning to the end of the canvass. As shown, however,
by the statement above, notwithstanding the business
of the Office has fallen off there is still a net surplus to
the credit of the Patent Office, after paying every ex-
pense incident to its maintenance, of over §100,000.
ROOM.
In my last report to Congress I had the honor to call
attention to the utter inadecxuacy of room and facili-
ties for conducting the business of the Patent Office.
The Secretary of the Interior, by the act of July 7,
1884, was authorized to rent an additional building for
the purpose of providing more room for the several
bureaus of the Interior Department. A building was
secured, and the clerks and recordsbelonging to the In-
dian Bureau were transferred to it. The Patent Office
thereby acquired nina additional rooms, which was
about one-fifch of the additional number needed for
the pi'oper conduct of the business of the Bureau. The
atmosphere of the rooms vacated by this Office was
constantly foul, and the rooms were totally unfit for
habitation. When the desks were removed, the walls
immediately behind were found to be covered with
green mold, indicating how utterly unsuited the apart-
ments were for occupation by human beings. Several
deaths have occurred by reason of disease contracted
in these foul, damp rooms.
LABORATORY.
I again call attention to the insufficiency of facilities
for conducting examinations. We have no suitable
laboratory, although it would cost a very inconsidera-
ble sum to secure the room and necessary appliances.
The need for such facilities is especially felt in the
electrical department, where proper tests of apparatus
relating to that branch of invention are exceedingly
desirable. It would be entirely practicable to build
a basement room or cellar in the center of the court of
the Patent Office building, with one light story above,
place an engine therein, and provide every other need-
ful facility and appliance for making all necessary tests
and experiments. All this could be done at small ex-
pense, and there would still remain a very large balance
of the net amount to the credit of the inventors, whose
money the Government receives in trust for the uses
and purposes suggested herein. I have the honor to
recommend that a sufficient sum be appropriated to
lieretofore beeo iucluded, and lieuee do not .ippear in the above
table in the preceding years. The Department has furnished me
the appri'Xiwate amounts expended on account of the Patent 01-
tice, and I have included them herein, as I desire to state ali ex-
penditnrea of every kind, character, and description.
l)rovide a laboratory and such other appliances and
fixtures as are necessarj', the purchases to be made by
the Commissioner of Patents with the approval of the
Secretary of the Interior.
INCREASE OF FORCE.
I have to repeat the recommendation of last year that
the force of examiners be largely increased. That the
presefit force is inadequate is beyond all question. That
those having business with the Office have paid to the
Government funds ample to provide everything essen-
tial to the prompt and proper dispatch of business, in-
cluding increase of room, increase of force, and addi-
tional facilities, is certain, and I respectfully submit that
it would be difficult to find a satisfactory reason for
withholding the fund from the use for which the Gov-
ernment received it — to wit, to pay the expense of a
prompt and proper disposition of the business brought
to the Patent Office. I am urged every day by gentle-
men of both houses of Congress to make cases special
on the ground that irreparable loss will result from the
delay incident to having cases take their turn, and am
very severely criticised, and not unfreqnently con -
demned, because I refuse to violate the plain provisions
of the rule which prohibits me froin complying with
such requests. It is true that many important inter-
ests are lost or greatly damaged by reason of the inabil-
ity of inventors to have their applications disposed of
within a reasonable time. Since there is no lack of reve-
nue, as hereinbefore shown, to provide every needed
facility and adequate force, there is just cause for
complaints that in many instances inventions are lost,
or their value impaired, by the delays which could easily
be avoided if'the funds paid by inventors in the shape
of fees were applied to the purpose for which they are
received by the Government. Those having business
with the Office do not ask a reduction of fees, bat they
do insist, and verj' properly, that the money collected
from them to defray the expense of doing the work
should not be withheld from that use, and the work left
undone. This savors greatly of injustice. I am aware
it is urged by some that the business could be disposed
of much more rapidly than it is with the force at hand.
There are doubtless a/ew who could dispatch the busi-
ness of examining cases more rapidly than the gentle-
men at the head of the several d visions ; there are a
great many who think they could do so. The fact is
that in point of experience, ability, and diligence in the
discharge of their duties the examining corps of the
Patent Office will compare favorably with any equal
number of employes inany branch of the service of this
Government, or any other. The fault is not with the
examining corps, but with the inadequacy of the foiee
and the palpable lack of suitable facilities.
In the legislative bill passed July 7, 1884, there was
an addition of one (1) principal examiner, two (2) first
assistant examiners, two (2) second assistant examin-
ers, four (4) third assistant examiners, and ten (10)
fourth assistant examiners. The Office is just begin-
ning to realize advantage from this slight increase of
force. It will be observed that it was necessary to
teach each new appointee his duties. During the course
of instruction, at least at its inception, the appointee
was of little use to the Office, and beyond that the time
of the examiner was consumed in instructing him.
It is proper in this connection to refer a moment to
VI
KEPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS FOR THE YEAR 1884.
the character of the work to be done. Each year the
field of investigation and research broadens and be-
comes more intricate and difficult. To illustrate : On
the 7th of March, 1876, less than nine years ago, the
first patent on the telephone was granted. Prior to
that date it was unknown in the field of invention.
Since that time there have been issued over 1,000 Ameri-
can and over 500 foreign patents directly traceable to
the parent invention. Ten years ago there were
168,000 American patents; to-day there are about
321,000 American, and over 500,000 European patents.
This whole field of invention must be ranged over by the
examiners in the Office, each one having a particular
branch or section to explore. It will be observed that
this requires a high degree of technical skill and fa-
miliarity with various sciences and arts, and such at-
tainments as in almost any other vocation in life would
enable the party possessing them to command a very
much larger salary than is paid to members of the ex-
amining corps. The work of examination is so sys-
tematized (being divided into twenty-six (26) examin-
ing divisions, each under the charge of a principal ex-
aminer, with a corps of assistants) that frequently it
can be conducted by means of drawings, which reveal
at a glance, or after careful inspection, the state of the
art. On the passage of the legislative bill providing
for the increase of force it was proposed to establish
three additional examining divisions. Two have been
established; the other relates to a division of the class
of electricity, and will be organized in a very short
time.
On the 1st of July last the work in the Copying and
Assignment Division was from three to six months in
arrears. The increase of clerical force in the grades ot
skilled laborer and laborer enabled the Office to bring
that work up to date, so that orders for records and
copies can now be promptly filled. The increase of
force required in the Office is in the examining corps.
No additional clerks are needed. A great saving to
the Office could be eflfected by the employment of boys
at twenty-five or thirty dollars per month to act as
messengers.
I have the honor to recommend that the examining
force be increased as suggested in the report of the Sec-
I'etary of the Interior — that is, that there be added three
(3) principal, four (4) first assistant, eight (8) second
assistant, eleven (II) third assistant, and fifteen (15)
fourth assistant examiners. I also recommend that ap-
propriation be made for ten (10) boys at $30 per month
to act as messengers.
INCREASE IN SALARIES.
During the past year a number of the most efficient
examiners in the corps have resigned, because of the
inadequacy of salaries paid. The principal examin-
ers should be paid not less than .|3,000 a year ; the first
assistants, |-2,400 ; second assistants, $2,000 ; third as-
sistants, $1,600; and the fourth assistants, $1,200. In-
asmuch as promotion in the Office is slow, and is gen-
erally earned before received, the jiay should be graded
according to the length of service and the efficiency
of the officer, so that a fourth assistant could receive
$1,400 the second year, and $1,(;00 the third year of
service. As before stated, a high order of ability, a
high order of attainment, and the strictest integrity
are required in this service.
I desire to call special attention to the inadequacy
of the salary of the Assistant Commissioner. It is re-
quired of h.im that he should have competent knowl-
edge of law and be a skilled expert in mechanics, &c.
He is called upon to hear important cases every day,
involving valuable interests. I recommend that his
salary be increased to $4,000 per annum.
OFFICIAL GAZETTE.
The Official Gazette, which is issued on Tuesday of
each week, contains the date and number of eaohpatent,
the name and residence of the patentee, a copy of the
claims, andan accurate photolithographic reproduction
of the invention. Representatives and Senators are
each entitled to designate eight public libraries to
which the Gazette is sent without charge. Thus me-
chanics and artisans and others interested may be ad-
vised each week of the growth of each and every par-
ticular art, so far as the same is reflected through the
Patent Office. The number of Gazettes published is
very small, and the edition is quickly exhausted. There
is a very earnest desire expressed by many members of
Congress, especially those representing manufacturing
districts, that the edition be increased, in order that a
greater number of public libraries and associations may
be supplied, thus enabling those interested to keep con-
stantly posted in regard to the growth of invention in
the several arts, such knowledge being of itself a great
stimulant to the inventive genius of our people.
Since I have held the office of Commissioner I have
been at some pains to learn why it is that an amount
sufficient to properly conduct the business of the Bu-
reau has not been appropriated from the sum received
by the Government for that purpose. The mistake was
first made some years ago in permitting the Commis-
sioner to control the entire fund without suitable and
proper checks. This led to some abuse. The result
was a move to the other extreme, so that so far from
controlling the fund that is indispensably necessary to
the conduct of the business of the Bureau, at no time
within ten years has there been a sufficient amount ap-
propriated to meet the actual needs of the Office. As
the business increased, instead of the room being ex-
tended, it was actually reduced, so that when the busi-
ness of the Bureau was doubled the room was reduced
nearly one -half.
Another difficulty in the way of securing proper ap-
propriations has been a prejudice in the minds of many
people of this country against patents and the patent
system. It has been, certainly until very recently, a
very common belief that the whole system was a hum-
bug; thab it was in fact an amiable way of permitting
cranks to indulge their humors in regard to perpetual
motion, &c., an inventive genius being regarded as
one who was more or less erratic ; and, as stated, there
was and is to-day throughout the country an impres-
sion that the patent system in its practical operation
levies a burdensome tax upon the people. It is also be-
lieved by a great many artisans, mechanics, and labor-
ers that the system tends to abridge the opportunities
i for securing employment, and that it reduces wages.
I Touching the first objection, I submit that pareful
I investigation will show that the patent system is the
foundation upon which the industrial interests of this
i country are based. Weare, in fact, indebted for our un-
equalled growth and prosperity as a manufacturing
REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS FOR THE YEAR 1884.
VI 1
people to its influence. Nor is its healthful influence
confined to the shops and factories, but extends to the
fields, mines, and forests. The mere desire which all
our people naturally feel to secure increased comforts
and improved methods -would never have resulted in
even a distant approach to our present condition as a
productive nation but for the great incentive found in
securing to the inventor for a term of years the abso-
lute ownership of the improved machine, method, pro-
cess, or discovery which is the result of his effo; ts,
It has been urged that the inventive genius of our
people would have given to the world substantially
all the improvements we have now without this in-
centive. Such a proposition seems so unreasonable
that it is hardly worth while to combat it by argument.
We sow not only to reap, but in the expectation of
reaping an adequate harvest. No one would devote
years of patient study, careful and profound thought
and investigation, based on experiments, merely to pro-
duce a machine for his awn individual use. The Brit-
ish Parliament a few years since appointed a committee
to take testimony and to make full investigation to as- j
certain the influence of and necessity for a patent sys-
tem. That investigation settled beyond all contro-
versy,at least so far as the English nation is concerned,
that without the patent system the inventive genius
of that people would have remained inactive, and lit-
tle progress would have been made during several cen-
turies in the direction of developing the great indus-
tries which are now the source of English wealth and
power.
While preparing the exhibits for the World's In-
dustrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition at New
Orleans, I endeavored by correspondence to gather what
information I could touching the relation our patent
system sustains to the growth of our own industries,
and from the investigations J have made I feel safe in
saying that to this system we are chiefly indebted for
our present great industrial prosperity. The percent-
age of manufacturing establishments in this country
which have not utilized the patent system in one way
or another, as a means either of founding a business
or building up and extending it, is very small. But, as
suggested before, it is urged that this exclusive prop-
erty in a patent imposes burdens upon our people.
The exact reverse is true. In this connection one im-
portant fact in the matter of using articles or ma-
chines which have been patented seems to be generally
overlooked, and that is that no one is compelled to use
anypatented invention. The blessed privilegeof stick-
ing to the old way abides with all of us, notwithstand-
ing the patent system. Farmers are under no obliga-
tions whatever to lay aside the sickle, scythe, or cradle
and use the reaper and mower. They may still, if they
will, rake and bind wheat and oats with their hands,
instead of doing it by machinery. There does not rest
upon them the slightest obligation to use a thrasher or
separator, since they are at perfect liberty to swing the
flail or use the tramping-floor. The hand-loom may still
be used, notwithstanding the inventions of Jacquard
and Ark Wright, supplemented and improved by modern
inventions. The old spinning-wheel need not be thrown
aside because the inventive genius of man has given
us the spinning-jenny and its kindred aids in that
art. There rests no obligation upon any of us to use the
telephone, the telegraph, the locomotive, or the engine.
In fact, in all things we may stick absolutely to the
old way, and submit ourselves to all the inconveniences
and discomforts of the olden time. Every farmer may
continue to build a worm or post-and-rail or stone
fence, instead of using barbed wire. In this connec-
tion it is proper to remark that he pays for his barbed-
wire fence but little, if any, more than fifty per cent.
of the cost of the old board or post-and-rail fence, and
it has been demonstrated that the farmers of the coun-
try have in the last few years saved over sixty millions
of dollars by the use of this valuable invention. In
fact, all inventions are utilized not simply because they
are more convenient, but because they are cheaper ard
better. Touching the statement that laborers are
thrown out of employment and wages reduced by the
use of piitented devices, it is sufficient to say that the
allegation is entirely at variance with the best infor-
mation obtainable from the returns of the last census.
The utilization of valixable inventions does not throw
laborers out of employment, but redistributes labor,
and opens up new avenues of employment, calls into
requisition a higher order of skill, and secures au in-
crease of wages. For example, take the boot and shoe
industry, where a few hundred machines Lave changed
the whole course of labor. The census of 1870 showed
that there was an average of twenty-nine jjersons em-
ployed in every shoe-factory in this country, whereas
in 1880 there were fifty-six ))er8on8 so employed. The
same number of persons in 1875 made three times as
many shoes as in 1845. In a table prepared by Colonel
Wright, chief of the Bureau of Labor, it is shown that
in 1870 there were employed 91,702 men, women, and
children, while in 1880 there were 111,152. In estimates
based upon four hundred and sixty shoe-manufactur-
ing establishments in Massachusetts it is shown that
three millions of dollars more are i)aid in wages than
the capital invested, and that the labor-saving ma-
chinery has given to the laborer in 1880 almost double
the wages of 1850.
But for the growth of our industries due to the pat-
out system there would have been no employment in
this country, otherwise than in the fields, for ten per
cent. ofthe immigrants whohave come amongus. While
an important invention may result in utilizing a ma-
chine which will do the work of a dozen men, the re-
sult is to open up an avenue of employment which will
give work to double the number. The comforts and
conveniences of life are made more abundant and
cheaper, the consumption larger.
When the advaiitages which our country derives from
the patent system are considered, in connection with
the fact that it does not cost the Government a farth-
ing, the whole expense being paid by those having busi-
ness with the Office, either as applicants for patents or
otherwise, it would seem that there should be no hesi-
tation in appropriating at least the money paid in and
received by the Government in trust for the purpose of
promptly and efficiently conducting the businessof the
Bureau. While the Patent Office has been more than
self-sustaining, the cost to those having business to
transact has been reduced and the facilities increased.
A few years since it cost from $2.50 to $35 to obtain a
coDy of the drawings of a patent. Under the system
of photolithographing now adopted the Ofiice can sup.
Vlll
EEPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS FOE THE YEAR 1884.
ply copies of patents with perfect reproductions of the
drawings at nominal cost — viz. , twenty-five cents for
single copies, or ten cents when twenty or more are or-
dered. Not only this, but the entire expense of pro-
dacing these photolithographic copies is more than paid
by the proceeds of the sales.
I take the liberty to refer to the speech delivered by
Hon. O. H. Piatt, chairman of the Senate Committee
on Patents, in the Senate on the 3l8t of March, 1884,
in which our patent system was carefully and ably dis-
cussed, and the needs of the Bureau fully considered.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
BENJ. BUTTEEWOETH,
Commxsaioncr.
il
ALPHABETICAL LIST
OP
PATENTEES FOR THE YEAR 1884.
^Patentees of Designs, Trade-Marks, and Labels, and parties who have filed Disclaimers follow this in separate indexes, but precede
the Alphabetical List of Inventions.] *
Name, residence, and invention.
Abbe, John K. (See Carpenter, "Ward B., assignor.)
Abbe, JohnE., Manchester, N. H. Trip-hataraer
Abbiati, Ernesto. (See Siccardi and Abbiafi.)
Abbott, Alfred T., New York, IST. T. Door-plate
Abbott, Benjamin R. (See Gray and Abbott.)
Abbott, Daniel "W., Leetonia, Ohio. PoUshing-wheel
Abbott, Essex S., Boston, Mass. Leather-indicator
Abbott, Everett L., South Bend, Ind. Case for operating stop-cocks for water and gas-
pipes
Abbott, Henry, Newark, N. J. Ornamenting glazed and enameled surfaces
Abbott, Henry, Newark, N. J. Ornamentation of glazed enameled surfaces
Abbott, Henry, Newark, N. J., assignor of three-fourths to Elgin National "Watch Com-
pany, Chicago, 111., and "W. C. Garrison, Newark, N. J. (Ornamenting glazed or enameled
surfaces
Abbott. Henry, assignor of three-fourths to W. C. Garri.son, Newark, N. J"., and Elgin Na-
tional Watch Company, Chicago, Til. Applying colors to enamel dials for watches and
clocks
Abbott, Henry, assignor of three-fourths to "W. C. Garrison, Newark, N. J., and Elgin Na-
tional Watch Company, Chicago, 111. Ornamenting enameled or glazed surfaces
Abbott, Henry, assignor of three-fourths to W. C. Garrison, Newark, N. J., and Elgin Na-
tional Watch Company, Chicago, 111. Ornamenting enameled or glazed surfaces
Abbott, Henry, assignor of three-fourths to W. C. Garrison, Newark, N. J., and Elgin Na-
tional Watch Company, Chicago, 111. Ornamenting enameled or glazed surfaces
Abbott, Henry, assignor of three-fourths to W. C. Garrison, Newark, N. J., and Elgin Na-
tional Watch Company, Chicago, 111. Ornamenting enameled or glazed surfaces
Abbott, Henry, assignor of three-fourths to W. C. Garrison, Newark. N. J., and Elgin Na-
tional Watch Company, Chicago, HI. Ornamenting enameled or glazed surfaces
Abbott, J. M. (See Howard. James S., assignor.)
Abbott, James G. (See Burleigh and Abbott.)
Abbott, John D.. assignor of one-third to A. M. R. Eitzsimmons and J. W. Chapman,
Reading, Mich. Saw
Abbott, John D., assignor of two-thirds to J. W. Chapman and E. Canfield, Reading, Mich.
Saw-handle -
Abbott, Leonard G. (See Alward, Samuel W., assignor.)
Abbott, Levi, Cambridgeport, assignor to E. T. Snow and H. P. Stevens, Chelsea. Mass.
EUipsosrraph
Abbott, Nathaniel B. (See Carpenter, Oramille C, assignor.)
Abbott, Phillips, Brooklyn, N. T. Case for tickets
Abbott, Phillips, Brooklyn, N. T. Paper-box machine
Abbott, Phillips. Brooklyn, N. T. Machine for covering boxes and covers
Abbott, Wilbur C, Babylon, N. Y. Manufacture of buttons and other articles from plas-
tic materials .'
Abdank-Abakanowicz, Bruno, Paris, France. Apparatus for transmitting electric sig-
nals ,
Abercrombie, Alexander V., Bridgeport, Conn. Bobbin-winder for sewing-machines
Abernethy, Thomas R., Chicago, 111. Binding-post
Abraham. Samuel. Brussels, Belgium. Tube-brush
Abrams, George B. (See Knight^ William H. H., assignor.)
Absterdam, John, New York, N. Y. Automatic and fac-simile telegraph
Aoheson, Leonard, assignor of one-half to J. M. Duncan, Chattanooga, Tenn., and H. L.
Fox, St. Louis, Mo. Machine for making railway-spikes
Ackerman, Charles M. (See Judson and Ackerman.)
Ackerman, John, Columbus, Ohio. Saw mUl dog
Ackermann, George. Cincinnati. Ohio, and J. Wagner, Dayton, Ky., assignor of one-third
to C. F. Loudon, Cincinnati, Ohio. Machine for filling cans
Ackermann. Philipp. (See Schlumm and Ackermann.)
Ackley, William A., Hackettstown, N. J. Car-seat
Ackors, Elias, Indianola. Iowa. Railwaytrack-layiug apparatus
Adair, William, Liverpool, county of Lancaster, England. Steering-gear for vessels
No.
Date.
302,811
July 29
299,189
May 27
299,311
May 27
305,036
Sept. 16
294,749
Mar. 11
310,111
Dec 30
310,112
Dec. 30
309,912
Dec. 30
309,909
Dec. 30
309,910
Deo. 30
309,911
Dec. 30
309,913
Dec. 30
Monthly
volume.
o
1
309,913
309,914
uec.
Dec.
30
30
309,915
Dec.
30
295,967
Apr.
1
304,396
Sept
2
296,100
Apr.
1
297,217
297,484
303,600
Ai)r.
Apr.
Aug.
22
22
12
300,934
June 24
292,193
309.371
297,055
306,455
Jan.
Dec.
Apr.
Oct.
22
16
29
14
295,219
Mar.
18
307,420
Nov.
4
303,967
Aug.
26
297,549
Apr.
29
291,263
309,814
292,611
Jan.
Dec.
Jan.
1
30
29
2239
1543
1691
973
497
2029
2030
1774
1770
1772
1773
1776
1776
1777
87
143
246
167(i
2004
902
1843
1471
1071
2210
548
11C9
1
1383
2103
311
1643
2035
a
C614
J 615
442
485
267
139
479
478
26
43
4.56
548
248
505
413
287
f\l
U46
C307
1308
1,2
383
575
447
566
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843
871
1013
921
1117
1118
1069
1068
1069
1069
1069
1069
1069
19
841
50
332
395
625
1284
287
915
446
108
1041
371
727
419
57
1045
393
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
Name, residence, and invention .
Loom for weaving che-
Adam, William. "Kidderminster, county of Worcester, England.
nille or Axmin.ster carpets and rugs :
Adams, A. Wellington, assignor to Adams Electric Comj>any, St. Louis, Mo. Electric
motor for railway-cars
Adams, AbeL., Fly Creek, N. T. Chest of drawers
Adams, Albert J., Cleveland, Obio. Manufacture of linseed-oil
Adams, Albert L., Cedar Eapids, Iowa. Vise
Adams, Alfred. (See Demming, Bernard, assignor.)
Adams, Arobibald D., assignor of three-fourths to J. J. Greene, J. E. Loomis, and H. F.
Kellam, Propbetstown, 111. Coi-n-plantei-
Adams, Benjamin, Norfolk, Va. Adding-machine ,
Adams & Carter. (See Jones, George W., assignor.)
Adams, Charles. (See Francke, Ernst O. and C, assignors.)
Adams, Charles, Brussels, Belgium. Apparatus for working railway points and signals . .
Adams, Charles A., et al. (See Witt, Daniel, assignor.)
Adams, Charles B. , Quincy, 111. Press
Adams, Charles F., Worcester, Mass. Solar camera
Adams, Charles P., Stockbridge, and E. Vaughan, Boston, Mass. Stopping mechanism for
elevator-cars
Adams, Dewey F., Providence, E. L Breastpin
Adams, Dewey F. , Providence, K. I. Gem-setting
Adams Electric Company. (See Adams, A. Wellington, assignor.)
Adams Electric Company. (See Adams. Wellington, assignor.)
Adams Fence Company. (See Adams, George Q., assignor.)
Adams, Francis K., Nashotah, Wis. Car-coupling .'
Adams, Frank D., Auburn, Cal. Necktie and collar fastener
Adams, Franklin F., Erie, Pa. Ironing-table
Adams, Frederick IT. (See Adams. John S. and F. U.)
Adams, George B., assignor to E. Marsh, Newark, N. J. Child's carriage vibrator
Adams, George E. , Providence, U. I. Button or stud
Adams, George E., Providence, K. I. Button oi' stud
Adams, George E., Providence, K. I. Bracelet
Adams, George Q. (See Comstock, Francis M., assignor.)
Adams, George Q., Quincy, 111., assignor to Adams Fence Company, Keokuk, Iowa. Fence-
making machine
Adams, Hawley, New Tork, N. T. Flask of molds
Adams, Hawley. New Tork, N. T. Deck-plate
Adams, Henry, and C. C. Haynes, Wilmington. Vt. Gathering-tub
Adams, Henry A., et al. (See Shufelt, Calvin P., assignor.)
Adams, Henry A., Sandwich. 111. Harvesting-machine
Adams, Hiram R., Boston, Mass., assignor to Adams Manufacturing Company, Portland,
Me. Apparatus for operating upon the uppers of boots and shoes . -
Adams, Hiram K.. Boston, Mass., assignor to Adams Manufacturing Company, Portland,
Me. Crimping apparatus for boots and shoes ' j .
Adams, J. Phelps, et al. (See Shufelt, Calvin P., assignor.)
Adams, James E., and P. Shero, Sherman, Tex. Saddle
Adams, James U., Caro, Mich. Ditching-machine
Adams, John. (See Stockham and Adams.)
Adams, John, Hancock, N. Y. Bench-stop
Adams, John F., Irvington, N. Y. Blotter
Adams, John J. (See Howe, Archelaus M., assignor.)
Adams, John Q., Marseilles, 111. Grindiug-mill..
Adams, John Q., Jr., Blanchard, Mich. Handle for crosscut-saws
Adams, John K., Houston, Tex. Life-raft
Adams, John S. , Elgin, HI. Tower '.
Adams, John S., Elgin, HI. Skeleton iron tower
Adams, John S., Elgin, 111., assignor to Detroit Iron Tower Company, Detroit, Mich. Skel-
eton tower
Adams, John S., Elgin, HI., assignor to Detroit Iron Tower Company, Detroit. Mich. Elec-?
trio-light tower \
Adams, John S., Elgin, 111., assignor to Detroit Iron Tower Company, Detroit, Mich. Skel-
eton iron tower and erecting the same
Adams, John S., Elgin, HI., assignor to Detroit Iron Tower Company, Detroit, Mich. Skel-
eton tower '.
Adams, John S., Elgin, 111., assignor to Detroit Iron Tower Company, Detroit, Mich. Skel-
eton tower
Adams. John S., Elgin, HI., assignor to Detroit Iron Tower Company, Detroit, Mich. Skel-
eton iron tower '.
Adams, John S., Elgin, 111., assignor to Detroit Iron Tower Company, Detroit, Mich. Skel-
eton tower •
Adams, John S., Elgin, 111., assignor to Detroit Iron Tower Company, Detroit, Mich. Skel-
eton tower
Adams, John S., Elgin, 111., assignortoDetroitlron Tower Company, Detroit, Mich. Skel-
eton tower
Adams, John S. and F. TJ., Elgin, HI. Tower
Adams, Joseph. (See Gross and Adams.)
Adams Manufacturing Company. (See Adams, Hiram K., assignor.)
Adams, Marcus W. (See Harper, Nathan, assignor.)
Adams, Nelson B. (See Orris and Adams.)
Adams, Paul, et al. (See Hanison, Frank G., assignor.)
Adams, Peter, Jr. (See Shepard and Adams.)
Adams, Richard, Boston, Mass. Roller-skate
Adams, Robert, Southwark, county of Surrey, England. Wheel
Adams, Robert, Southwark, county of Surrey, England. Sash-fastener.
Adams, Robert A., Grand Eapids, Mich. Panel
Adams, Samuel H. (See Scheffler, Charles A., assignor.)
Adams & Son, S. (See Seymour, Tirrvothv H., assignor.;
Adams, Thomas W., Big Rapids, Mich. Trimk-follower
No.
305,496
300.828
29fi,905
294,425
305,037
296,906
301,784
304,891
298,931
295,608
304,771
291,. le*
299,500
295,609
309.431
299,112
302,680
300.551
308,647
310,011
306,797
29^,811
304.684
301,467
306,891
291,016
291,017
307,615
304,056
Date.
306,203
303,250
292.612
302,183
304,892
294,343
294,344
297,331
297,332
297,333
297,334
297,335
297,336
297,337
297,338
306,374
296,375
304,893
299, 7U
299,712
294,838
304,772
Sept. 23
Jiine 24
Apr. 15
Mar. 4
Sept. 16
Apr. 15
July 8
Sept. 9
May 20
Mar. 25
Sept. 9
Jan. 8
June 3
Mar. 25
Dec. 16
May 27
July 29
Jurie 17
Dec. 2
Dec. 30
Oct. 21
May 20
Sept. 9
July 8
Oct. 21
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Nov. 4
Aug. 26
Oct. 7
Aug. 12
Jan. 29
July 15
Sept. 9
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Oct. 14
Apr. 8
Sept. 9
June 3
.Tune 3
Mar. 11
Sept. 9
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
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1719
1275
112
974
1277
907
790
1218
1615
637
692
1
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1139
1692
2079
1354
83
1891
996
1073
523
511
1116
1
2
263
1501
236
467
2036
1415
792
2027
2030
1811
1813
1815
1818
1820
1823
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608
793
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287
611
638
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439
469
355
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
ITame, residence, and invention.
Adams & "Westlake Mannfactnrinfr Company. (See Tan Hagen, Isaac, assignor.)
Adams & Westlake Manufacturing Company of Michigan. (Sec Armour and tralbraith,
assignors.)
Adam.s, TVellington, assignor to Adams Electric Company, St. Louis, Mo. Electric mo-
No.
tor.
Adams, 'WiUiam B., assiftnor to H. Vogt, Brooklyn, N. Y. Steam-boiler
Adams, William E., assignor to himself, W. F. Hanson, and C. V. Winship, Lynn, Mass.
Car-starter ,
Adams, 'William H., Chicago, HI. Apparatus for the manufacture and delivery of heating
and illuminating gas
Adams, William H., Columbus, Ohio. Journal-box
Adams, William H., and J. D. Felthonscn, Albany, N. Y. Car-coupling
Adams, William J., Baltimore, Md. Slakinslirae^
Adams, WUliara T., Baltimore, Md. Ash-sifter
Adams, WiUiam T., Baltimore, Md. Ash-sifter
Adams, William W. (See Smith and Adams.)
Adamson, Andrew J., Sabetha, Kans. Mating sirup and sugar from sorghum-cane
Adamson, Charles E. (See Maddox and Adamson.)
Adamson, James J., Olnev, 111. Combined pulverizer and grain-drill
Addie, James. (See Addie, John and J.)
Addie, John and J., Glasgow, Scotland. Obtaining ammonia from furnace-gases
Addison, Joseph L., Quaker City, assignor to himself and M. R. Patterson, Cambridge,
Ohio. Sheep-shearing table
Addy, Charles J., Boston, Mass., assignor to Tapley Machine Company. Burnishing-ma-
chine
Adce. Fred. (See Foley. James. a.«signor.)
Adgate, Joseph J., Sew York, N. Y. Device for protecting and elevating the legs of pan-
taloons
Adgate, Joseph J., and F. Hickman. New York, N. Y., assignors (o S. Hartshorn, Millbnm,
N. J. Automatic spring shade-roller
Adinstable Telephone Support Company. (See Tregurtha and Loring, assignors.)
Adkins, David J. (See McClain and Adklns.)
Adkins, Homer, Concordia, Kans. Horse power
Adlam, Samuel, Jr.. Boston, Mass. Jar
Adlard, Albert E., London, England. Tram-rail and chair
Adler. Max. assignor to Mayer, Strouse &■ Co., New Haven, Conn. Corset-clasp
Adt, John, New Haven, Conn. Machine for making staples
Advertising Alarm Sign Company. (See Newman, Nelson, assignor.)
Ager, Wilson, New York, N. Y. ' Koller grinding-mill
Ager, Wilson, Now York, N. Y. Machine for scouring and polishing cereals
Agnfes, Victor. Longuyon, France. Gage-glass fitting
Agnew, Franklin H., Teaver, Pa. Nut-lock
Agnew, John, Cumming.s, assignor to Agnew Shafting Company, Chicago, 111. Machine?
for straightening metal roils ]
Agnew, John, Cummings, assignor to Agnew Shafting Company, Chicago, 111. Die for
drawing metal rods
Agnew Shafting Company. (See Agnew, John, assignor.)
Agroff. Donald. (Sec Clinton and Agroff.)
Ablgrim, Max J., Eose Lawn, Ind. Calf-weaner
Ahmay, George L., assignor to M. J. Wine, Washington, D. C. rUe-box
Ahrend, Hermann. (See Crouch and Ahrend.)
Ahrens, Christopher, assignor to Ahrens Manufacturing Company, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Pump-valve
Ahrens, Henry. (See Beroud and Walsh, assignors.)
Ahrens Manufacturing Company. (See Ahrens, Christopher, assignor.)
Aiken, Beniamin F., Jr., Millbury, C. W. Newhall, Jr., and G. W. B. Ellis, Worcester,
Mass. Wire-coal ing preparatory to drawing
Aiken, Benjamin F.. Jr., Millbury, C. W. Newhall, Jr., and G. W. B. Ellis, Worcester,
Mass. Lubricant for wire-drawing
Aiken, Heniy, a.ssignor to D. E. Park, Allesrheny, Pa. Track-crossing apparatus
Aiken, Joseph M. (See Kejs, Ezra C, assignor.)
Aikin, William, and W. W. Dmmmond, Louisville, Ky. Machine for molding in sand
Ainswortb, Eleazer, Wilmington, Del. Belt-clamp
Ainsworth, Henry A., assignor to Williams, White & Company, Moline, HI. Metal-bend-
ing machine
Airey, Joseph J.. Pittsburg, Pa. Hot-blast stove
Aitien, Robert W., assignor to Pitts Agiicultural Works, Buffalo, N. Y. Valve-gear for
engines ^
Aitken, Robert W., Buffalo, N. Y., assignor, by mesne assignments, to E. S. Brown, re-
ceiver, Stillwater, Minn. Valve-gear for reversible engines
Aitken, Kussel, Westminster, county of Middlesex, England. Apparatus for extracting
gases from molten metals -
Akarman. John N., Somorville. Mass. Advertising-rack
Akin, William, New York, N. Y. Avitomatic advertising device^
Akins, Charles E., Chicago, 111. Automatic advertising device for show-cases
Akins, George W., and J. T. Nelson, Nashville, HI. Sulky-plow
Akins, George W., J. T. Nelson, and W. Vernor, Nashville, HI. Wheel-cultivator
Akins, John, assignor to 0. A. CJrandall, Buffalo, N. Y. Protector for book-leaves
Aland, Samuel. Rome. N. Y. Band wheel, pulley, &o
Alapaw, Charles H., assignor of two-thirds to J. G. and F. A. Brinkmeyer, St. Louis, Mo.
Compasses
Alaxander, Charles F. (See Playford and Swaine, assignors.)
Albach, W. HaiTison, Mansfield, Ohio. Bake-oven
Albacli, W. Hanipon, a.ssiguor of one-half to J. F. Stine, Mansfield, Ohio. Combined seed-
planter and fertilizer-distributer
Albany Agricultural Company. (See Strong, Levi C, assignor.)
Albaugh, William. H al. (See Russell, Martin L., assignor.)
Albeo, George H., Neenah, Wis. Machine for making heads of casks, &c
Albee, Hany C, assignor of one-half to A. S. Martin, Detroit, Mich. Concentric lathe
Albee, Henry L., Boston, Mass. Sofa-bed
300.827
293,097
302,224
291,860
303,784
305,201
300,328
202,528
297,737
291,565
308,726
201,964
293,839
303,383
302,643
300,297
298,932
300.749
301,317
307.895
291.059
291,018
295,471
304,057
293,295
297,550
297,551
291,660
309,815
292,396
298,051
303,691
308,298
291,124
305,876
295.851
296,101
303,785
310,113
310.012
301,318
309.182
307,515
302,184
304,058
295,141
305,651
307,371
301,319
292,460
300,336
302,644
299,501
Date.
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Feb. 19
July 22
Jan. 15
Aug. 19
Sept. 10
Dec. 16
Jan. 29
Apr. 29
Jan. 8
Dec. 2
Jan. 1
Feb. 19
Aug. 12
July 29
June 10
May 20
.June 24
Julv 1
Nov. 11
Jan. 8
Jan. 1
Mar. 18
Aug. 26
Feb. 12
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Jan. 8
Dec. 30
Jan. 22
May 6
Aug. 19
Nov. 18
Jan. 1
Sept. 30
Mar. 25
Apr. 1
Aug. 19
Dec. 30
Dec.' 30
July 1
Dec. 16
Nov. 4
July 15
Aug. 2C
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Sept. 23
Oct. 28
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June 17
July 29
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
X.ime, residence, and in vention .
K-Q.
Albee, John F., assignor of one-half to J. E. Gorrell, i!fewtou, Iowa. Thill-conpling
Alberger, John L. (See Williams and Alberger.)
Albers, Bombard, Conception. Mo. Llmetiln
Albert. George, Cincinnati, Ohio. Cloth measuring and testing machine
Albien, Allexander. St. Paul, Minn. Punching and shearing machine
Albin, Joseph T. (See Kries and Albin.)
AlbrecL t, Frederick, Ohio, 111. Attachment for cultivators
Albrecbt, Hermann, assignor to American Machine Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Ice-chip-
ping tool
Albrecbt, John 0., Columbus, Ga. Spark-arrester
Albrecbt, John C, (iolumbus, Ga. Axle-box lid
Albrecbt, Robert, Oneida, N. T. Advertising-toy
Albrecbt. Kobert, Tilsit, Prussia, Germany. "Wood pavement
Albright, Andrew. (See Smith, Presler, and Fox, assignors.)
Alderman, Charles X., Streator, 111. Car-oounling
Ald<>rman, Frank R.. assignor to 0. F. Hall. Detroit. Mich. Vehicle-seat
Alderman, Elbert E., Portville, IT. T. Marking and shading pen
Alderman, Eli M., assignor of two-thirds to E. J. Benedict and P. Maroney, Sr., Tucson,
Ariz. Ter. Fume-condensing attachment for ore-furnaces
Aldcrsley, John, New York, assignor of ouebalf to "W. N. Milsted, Brooklyn, N. T. Gas-
stove
Alileison, Jesse W., Washburn, Mo. Machine for cutting, plowing, harrowing, &c .
Aldcrson, Jesso "W,, Washburn, Mo. Device for cutting, harrowijig, and loosening
ground
gr
Aidrich, Aaron, Taunton. Mass. Spindle-bolster for spinning-frames
Aldricb, Cyrol R. (Sen Hayden and Sleoper, assignors.)
Aldricli, George A. (See Piatt and Aldricb.
Ablricb, Hosea P. (See Wight and Aidrich.)
Aidrich, Hosea P., Somerville, Mass. Machine for Lasting boots or shoes
Aidrich. .Tames T., Norwich, Conn. Double-acting revolvei' ,
Aidrich, La Fayette, Milwaukee, Wis. Steam pipe and boiler covering
Aidrich, Samuel N. (See Wight and Aldricb. assignors.)
Aldricb, W. Howard. (See Humble, Albert A., assignor.)
Alexander; Albert D., La\yton, Miob. Grain-drill ,
Alexander, Albert D., Lawton, Mich. (Jrain-drill
Alexan'lei-, Alexander W., Piqua, Ohio. Grain-door for freight-cars
Alexander, C. Madison. Brightwood, D. C. Cuff-bolder
Alexander, Edward P., Clinton, N. T. Tliill coupling
Alexander, Eliza H., New York, N. T. Apparatus for and method of embroidering
Alexander, Frances K., Sterling, 111. Toinado-proof building.
Alexandei-, J. Dalzelle, Wooster, Ohio. Gynecological and surgeon's operating-table
Alexander, James H, Pbiladelpbi.i, Pa. .'^pring-bingc
Alexander, John, Toionto, Ontario. Canada. Combined ice-bouse and cooling-cbaiuber
Alexander, Joseph W., Frazerville, Quebec, and M. Wheelhouse, Campbellton, New
Brunswick, Canada. Railway-switch signal
Alexander, Marcellus S. , Moorefield, W. Va. Cartridge implement
Alexander, Marcellus S., Moore6eld, W. Va. Gun- wad ;.
Alexander, Robert E., Niagara, Pa. Car-replacer
Alexis-Godillot, Georges, Paris, France. Fire-grate
Alfeld, Emill. (See Ringler and Alfeld.)
Al.fred, Chauncey C, Fairfax, Vt. Arch for sugar-making and other purpose
Alinder, Gustaf E., Athol, Dak. Ter. Corn-harvester
Alisky, Chai les A., Portland, Oreg. Table for the manufacture of candy
Alison, Charles. San Francisco, Cal. Fruit cutting and pitting maoWne
Allaire, Hal. (See Pitman and Allaire.)
Allan, Joseph, Carrollton, Miss. Wagon-spring and gearing
Allan, Robert I. (See Duff and Allan. )
Allbright, Andrew. (See Anketell, Oliver, assignor.)
Allen, Arthur M., assignor, by mesne assignments, to L. L. Allen, New York, N. Y. Ve-?
30.5,991
299,31.3
304,591
299,502
308,455
296,501
295,322
301.656
293. 3P4
295,610
locipede .
Allen, Augustus L. (See Harris and Allen.)
Allen, Augustus L., Poughkeepsie, and G. AV. Harris, Rondout, N. Y. Method of and ap-
paratus for manufacturing gas
Allen, C. C. et al. (See Schatfer, Charles M., assignor.)
Allen, Charles, and W. E. Dubbs, Peru, Ind. Harness
Allen, Charles E., Adams, Mass., assignor of one-half to F. J. Calanan, TJtica, N. Y.
Tel-
ephone
Allen, Charles E , et al. (See Bishop, Ephraim B., assignor.)
-Allen, Charles W., assignor of three-fourths to C. H. Cornell and J. P. Wood, Valentine,
, Ncbr. Filth-wheel
Allen, Cornelius C, et al. (See Schaffer, Charles M., assignor.)
Allen Cycle Non-ChemicaJ Refrigerating Company et al. (See Reynolds and Allen, as-
signors )
Allen, Eben S. (See Hofele, Ferdinand W., assignor.)
Allen. Edwin. (See Morri.son and Allen.)
Allen, Edwin, assignorto Allen Spool and Printing Company, Norwich, Conn. Spool-feeder.
Allen, Edwin, assignor to Allen Spool and Printing Company, Norwich, Conn. Automatic?
ieeder for braid-rolls S
A Hon, Edwin, and J. H. Morrison, assignois to Allen Spool and Printing Company, Nor-?
wicb, Conn. Machine for cutting off spool-blanks >
Allen, Erasmus W. , Seneca, Kans. Harrow and cultivator
Allen, Erasmus W.. and E. A. Kibbe, Seneca. Kans. Washing-machine
Allen, Frank A.. Cambridge, assignor to Oriental Tea Company, Boston, Mass. Auto-
matic cash-carrier
Allen, Frank H., Norwich, Conn. Cylinder-stop for revolvers
Allen, Fred A ., assignor of one-half to F. E. Harding, Monmouth, HI. Rowing-oar
Allen, G. W., et al. "(See Schaffin-. Charles M., assignor.)
Allen, George M., Terrysville, Coun. Gas-engine.-
Allen, George W., el al. (See Schaffer, Charles M., assignor.)
Allen, Hany , Chicago, 111. Piston-cau .
Allen, Henry F , New York, N. Y. Steam-boiler covering
Allen, Horace, Indianapolis, Ind. Can-top
309,329
302 371
299,040
291,462
293,698
308,865
308,866
297,959
303,004
308.231
308,943
307,159
.307,160
296,907
295,091
300.750
293,840
302,403
300,337
308,337
301,468
298,1.51
294,176
294,177
293,996
297,548
302,699
294.715
293,931
293,841
Date.
304,484
294,178
309,916
300,751
306,044
304,155
2119,047
303,605
307,736
303,102
306,204
301,040
294,950
309,504
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May 27
Sept. 2
June 3
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Dec. 16 : 1024
July 22 1668
May 20 I 1305
301,320
305,126
294,951
297,738
Jan. 1
559
Feb. 19
1170
Dec. 9
401
Dec. 9
May 6
402
1
Aug. 19
Nov. 18
Dec. 9
919
1060
494
Oct. 2i^
Oct. 28
Apr. 13
Mar. 11
•Tune 24
Feb. 19
July 22
June 17
Nov. 25
July 8
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1623
1371
1781
1084
1201
512
May 6
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
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1821
1822
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Apr. 22
2096
July 29
Mar. 4
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
2107
455
1486
1372
Sept. 2
258
Feb. 26
1823
Dec. 30
1777
June 24
1623
Oct. 7
1
Aug* 26
1638
May 20
1366
Aug. 19
929
Nov. 11
419
Aug. 5
Oct. 7
279
237
June 24
Mar. 11
Dec. 16
1972
742
1230
July 1
314
Sept. 16
Mar. 11
Apr. 29
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Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
ITame, residence, and invention.
Xo.
Allen, Horace R., Indianapolis, Ind. Cntter-bar, &c., for mowing and reaping machines.
Allen, Horace R., Indianapolis, Ind. Mowingmachlue
Allen, Horace R., Indianai>olis, Ind. Corn-harvesting machine
Allen, Horace R., Indianapolis, Ind. Cutting apparatus
Allen, Isaiah J. (?oo Hopper and AUen.)
Allen, Jackson. (See Bort and Allen.)
Allen, Jacob A.. Cincinnati, Ohio. Brake-block
Allen, James, Washinsrton, D. C. Induction-coil
Allen, James "W., St. Louis, Mo. Permutation-lock
Allen, JohnC, South Sulphur, Tex. Cotton-press
Allen, John F., Brooklyn, N. Y. Steam rock-drill
T , _ -rr, T. — 1.1 — -vT -IT Air-compressor
Riveting-machine
Portable drilling-machine
Riveting-machine
Coffin.
Allen, John F., Brooklyn, Jf. Y
Allen, John F., Brooklyn, X. Y.
Allen, John F., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Allen, John F., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Allen, Joseph B., Springfield, HI. Electric-arc lamp. ,
Allen, Josiah, Newark, N. J. Curtain or shade roller.
Allen, Josiah, Newark, N. J. Shade-roller
Allen, Leicester. (See Reynolds and AUen.)
Allen, Leonora L. (See -AUen, Arthur M., assignor.)
Allen, Levi O., Gardiner, Me. Hay-knife
Allen, Orren, Denver, Colo. Expansible drill
Allen, Oscar M.. and D. Petticrew, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Allen, Reuben L., Providence, R. I. "Watch-charm
Allen, Richard N,, Cleveland, Ohio. Car- wheel
Allen, Robert W., Nelly's Ford, Va. Hilling and fertilizing machine
Allen, Samuel F., Thomaston, Me. Limekiln
Allen, Samuel S., Des Moines, Iowa. Belt-shifting device and stop-motion for looms
Allen, Sarah E., et al. (See Ferguson, Arthur C, assignor.)
Allen, SUas J. (See Richardson and Alien.)
Allen Spool and Printing Company. (See Allen, Edwin, assignor.)
Allen Spool and Printing Company. (See Allen and Morrison, assignors.)
Allen, Walter, et al. (See Hinklin, Orren B., assignor.)
Allen, TVilliam, (See Jones, John M., as.signor.)
Allen, William Z , Monrovia, Ind. Nest-box for fowls
Allen, Willie R. D., Hardman, Oreg. Vehicle-seat spring
Allen, Willis A,, assignor of one-half to N. Willis, Palmyra, Wis. Hamess-bnckle
Allender, Charlotte P., Cuba, N. Y. Crib
AUender, Henry, Detroit, Mich. Breech-loading fire-ai-m
AUes, Henry. (See Bach, John C, assignor.)
Alloy, Henry, Wcnham, Mass. Drone-bee trap
Alley, Hiram. CUfty, Ind. Saw
Alley, Stephen, Glasgow, county of Lanark, Scotland. Device for welding boilers, &o . . .
AUfree. James B., Cumberland, Md. Mill-feeding device
Allio, James. (See Dickinson and Allie.)
Allis & Co., Edward P. (See Hiukley, George M., assignor.)
Allison, Henry R. (See Hudgens and Allison.)
Allison, Oscar W., Rochesler, N. Y., assignor to Union Paper Bag Machine Company,
Philadelphia, Pa. Paper-bag machine
.Allison, Oscar W,, Rochester, N. Y., assignor to Union Paper Bag Machine Company,
Philadelphia, Pa. Paper-bag machine
Allison, Thomas J., Bingham School, N. C. Running-gear for vehicles
Allison, William O. (See Fitz Gerald, Charles P., assignor.)
Allwood, Arthur, Fall River, Mass. Fancet
Almond, Thon^^s R., New York, N. Y. Shaft-coupling
Almond, Thomas R,, New YorTj, N. Y. Coupling for shafting
Almy, Darwin, Bristol, R. I. Odometer
Alprovidge, John M. (See Samey and Alprovidge.)
Alrick, Andrew K., Whitewater, Wis. Shoe
Alsdorf, William C, St. Louis, Mo. Mechanical gearing for hoisting devices, &c
Alshuler, Moses, Mattoon, 111. Tag and fastener
Alston, Mathew, Adrian, HI. Covei -holder for jars, milk-cans, &c
Altman, John B., Cascade. Iowa. Planter
Altmayer, Abram. (See Hubber, James W., assignor.)
Altmeyer, Jacob, Benwood, W. Va. Metallurgical furnace
Alves, John, Dunedin, New Zealand, assignor of one-half to C. Nacf, New York, N. Y.
Steam-boiler
Alvord, Clark, Syracuse, N. Y. Cotiee substitute and preparing the same
Alvord, William E., Appleton, Wis. Corkscrew
Alvord, Willistonl., Bridgeport, Conn, Manufacture of door-knobs
Alvord, Williston I., Bridgeport, Conn. Door-knob
Alvord, Williston I., Bridsitport, Conn. Manufacture of door-knobs
Alvord, Williston I., Bi Jdgeijort, Conn. Door-knob
Alward, Samuel W., assignor of one-half to L. G. Abbott, Boston, Mass. Roller-skate . - .
AJwood, Josiah K,, Morcnci, Mich. Harness
Amann, Charles H. (Sec Harker and Aniann.)
Amberg, WHUam A., Chicago, HI. Combined wood and broken-stone pavement
Ambler, Augustin I., Washington, D. C. Apparatus for generating gas or vapor from?
liquid hydrocarbons 5
Ambler, Augustin I., assignor to R. N. Ambler, Washington, D. C, Hydrocarbon-vapor
generator
Ambler, Augustin I., assignor to R. N. Ambler, Washington, D. C. Hydrocarbon-vapor-
fuel generator and burner
Ambler, James A.. Natick, Mass. Type-writing machine
Ambler, Roseline N. (See Ambler, Augustin I., assignor.)
Ambler, Smith. (See Smith, Ambler, and Lund.)
-imbos, Herman F., assignor to Columbus Machine Company, Columbus, Ohio. Valve->
gear : . S
Ambruster, Charles S., assignor of one-half to J, S. Watson, Yorktown, N. J. Hay and
other elevators
291,019
291,020
304,685
304,686
309,017
307,699
298,651
292,274
297.552
299,314
303.968
300,375
307,421
309,816
302,372
308,124
296,304
294,302
301,321
298,540
293,211
296,102
301,421
305,775
299,315
292,151
294.5C1
307,251
303,411
307,737
.307,610
294,179
295,852
298,719
299,097
304,397
304.485
30a85l
304,156
303,481
306,205
305,877
309,372
300,935
308,545
293,131
292,613
295,968
300.936
305,558
305,559
305,, 500
305,652
294,426
306,991
291,482
300,752
306,311
310.013
306,045
297,656
295,893
Date.
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Dec. 9
Nov. 4
May 13
Jan. 22
Apr, 29
May 27
Aug. 20
Oct. 14
Nov. 4
Dec. 30
July 22
Ivov. 18
Apr. 8
Feb. 20
July 1
May 13
Feb. 12
Apr. 1
July 1
Sept. 30
May 27
Jan. 22
Mar, 4
Oct, 28
Aug. 12
Nov. 11
Nov. 4
Feb. 26
Mar. 25
May 20
May 27
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Aug. 12
Aug. 26
Aug. 12
Oct. 7
Sept. 30
Dec. 16
June 24
Nov. 25
Feb. 5
Jan. 29
Apr. 1
June 24
Sept. 23
Sept, 23
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Mar. 4
Oct. 21
Jan, 8
June 24
Oct. 7
Dec. 30
Oct, 7
Apr. 29
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725
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876
323
583
456
418
783
1195.
723
823
841
864
547
774
600
43
1228
915
1284
678
521
393
20
1284
1142
1142
1142
1164
848
249
113
1243
67
1092
3
446
3
6
ESTDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FKOM THE
Aljyhabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Ament, Cyrus "W.. Anthony, Kans.
American' Bell Telephone Company.
American Bell Telephone Company.
American Bell Telephone Company.
American Bell Telephone Company.
American Bell Telephone Company.
American Bell Telephone Company.
American Bok Machine Company.
ThUl-couplinjr
(See Eckcrt, William H , assignor.)
(See Farnham, Isaiah H., assignor.)
(See Gilliland, Ezra T., assifinor.)
(See Husbands, Jos6 U., assignor.)
(See Richards, Wilton L., assignor.)
(See Scribner, Charles E., assignor.)
(See Munro. Gordon, assignor.)
American Brake Company. (See McMunn, Schiller, and Leigh, assignors.)
Ameiican Brake Company. (See Poor, George H., assignor.)
American Brake Company. (See Poor and SchUlor, assignors.)
American Buttonhole, Orerseaming and Sewing Machine Company. (See Goodwin and
Warren, assignors.)
American Buttonhole, Overseaming and Sewing Machine Company. (See Palmer, John H.,
assignor. )
American Buttonhole, Overseaming and Sewing Machine Company. (See Eominger,
George S., assignor.)
American Combination Door Lock Company. (See Atkinson and Eoster assignors.)
American Combustion Company. (See Jackson, Walter M., assignor.)
Ameiican Combustion Company. (SeeSloper, Byron, assignor.) (Eeissue.)
American Diamond Eock Boring Company. (See Eeichardt, Henry C, assignor.)
American Electiic Arms and Ammunition Company. (See Pussell, Samuel, assignor.)
American Electro-Gas Telephone Company. (See Kogers. James H., assignor.)
American Grate Bar Company. (See Passmore, Levis, assicmor.)
American Independent Wheel Company. (See Austin, William K., assignor.)
American Machine Company. (See Allirecht, Hermann, assignor.)
American Machinery Company. (See Bush. Lewis, Jr., assignor.)
American Matrix Machine Company. (See Kimbeily. Eobert L., assignor.)
American Metallic Eastcning Association. (See Nasle, James, assignor.)
American Press Association. (See Nelson, Kobert W., assignor.)
American Saw Company. (See Kisdon. William B., assignor.)
American Seed Oil (Company. (See Massey, Albert P., assignor.)
American Ship Windlass Company. (See Winter, Herman.assignor.)
American Steam Appliance Company. (See Hooton and Jones, assignors.)
American Trades Agency Company. (See White, Lewis B., assignor.)
American Watch Company. (See Church, Duane H., assignor.)
American Watch Company. (See Woerd. Charles V., assignor.)
American Writing Machine Company. (See Barron, Walter J., assignor.)
American Writing Machine Company. (See Miller, William E., assignor.)
American Writing Machine Comi)aDy. (See Tost, George W. N., assignor.)
American Writing Machine Company. (See Tost and Bracy, assignors.)
Ames, Joshua F., Eockland, Mass. Stitching-jaek for boots or .shoes
An)es, Theodore, Hackensack, N. J. Telegraphic transmitter for unskilled operators
Amet, Edward H., La Grange, HI. Brake for sewing-machines
Amet, Edward H., La Grange, 111. Electrical governor for steam-engines
Amet, Edward H., La Grange, assignor of one-half to H. A. Streeter, Chicago, 111. Regu-
lator for dynamo-electric machines
Amia. Nannette, Brooklvn, N. T. Catamenial sack
Amidou, Charles H., Buffalo, N. T. Bit-brace
Amidon, Charles H., Buifalo, N. T. Chuck
Amiro, Ambrose, assignor to himself and B. Hiues, Pubnico, Nova Scotia, Canada. Ship-
windlass .
Amis, Wilboum D., Earragut, Iowa. Wire-stretcher
Ammann, Piu.s, Munich. (Germany. Treating malt busks
Ammons, William H., Little Eock, S. C. Plow gage and guide
Amonroux. Louis A.. iNew Tork. N. T. Machine for opening oy.sters
Amrock, E:lward S., Waltbam, Mass. Convertible hammock and swinging chair
Aras. Max. New Tork, N. T. Apparatus for and process of obtaining oil and other matter
from offal
Amsler-Laffon, Jacob, Schaffhausen, Switzerland. Permanent fire-escape
Amstutz. Jacob E., Sterling, Ohio. Eence-buildcr'a board and wire holder and gage
Andem, Clinton S., Providence, R. I. Music-book holder
Anders, George L., Boston, assignor to himself and E. B. Welcli, Cambridge, Mass. Tele-
graph and telephone switch '.
Andersen, Anders, assignor to Kjobenhavns Hesteskofabrik, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Metal-punching machine
Andersen, Stephen. (See Morlenson, Lauiids J. M., assignor.)
Anderson, Abr.-iham, assignor to G. D. Colton <t Co., Galesburg, HI. Corn-planter check-'
rower
Anderson, Albert. (See Anderson. Eord H., assignor.)
Anderson, Albert, Boston. Mass. Game-counter
Anderson, Albert T., Chelsea, assignor to W. H. Eorbes, Boston, Mass. Gripper mechan-
ism for bronzing machines, &c
Anderson, Anton G., Chicago, 111. Bung
Anderson, Charles, assignor to South Bend Iron Works, South Bend, Ind. Plow
Anderson, Charles, assignor to South Bend Iron Works, South Bend, Ind. Plow
Anderson, Charles, assignor 1o South Bend Iron Works, South Bend, Ind. Plow
Anderson, Charles B., Maysville, Ky. Fire-escape
Ander.-on, Charles B., Maysville, Ky. Fire-escape
Anderson, Charles B., Maysville, Ky. Fire-escape
Anderson, Charles G., assignor to .1. McTay, Columbu?, and N. Joseph, Zanesville, Ohio.
Drive-chain
Anderson, Clarence L., San Francisco, Cal. Topographical representation or model
Anderson, Eliza M. C, New york, N. T. Maize-grater
Andcr.son, Eliza M. C, New Tork, N. T. Clamping device
Anderson, Ford H., assignor of one-half to A. Anderson, Danbury, Conn. Hat -lining
Anderson, Fortesrjue W. , West Burlington, N. T. Butter-ladle
Anderson, George, Westminster, England, assignor of one-half to W. H. Chappell, Chicago,
111. Scrubber for gas
Anderson, George C. (See Harris, Charles W., assignor.)
Anderson, George W., Westpoit, Ind. Cut-oft' and reversing gear
Anderson, George W., Westport, Ind. Cut-off valve ,
No.
296,103
291,661
305.262
298,541
300,338
212,397
296.104
298,542
305,263
299,048
294.716
308,298
291.662
295, (ill
306,046
304,687
301,785
305.776
297,553
306,457
309,432
293,395
301,786
297,7;?9
298,265
297, rOG
302,225
308.727
296,502
298,266
310,014
309,812
218,812
302.536
30.5,497
301,199
302,813
306,892
301.948
307,738
Date.
Apr. 1
Jan. 8
Sept. 10
May 13
June 17
Jan. 22
Apr. 1
May 13
Sept. 10
May 20
Mar. 4
Nov. 25
Jan. 8
Mar. 25
Oct. 7
Sept. 9
July 8
Sept. 30
Apr. 29
Oct. 14
Dec. 16
Feb. 12
July 3
Apr. 29
May 6
A])r. 29
July 22
Dec. 2
Apr. 8
M.ay 6
Dec. 30
July 29
May 20
July 29
Sept. 23
July 1
July 29
Oct. 21
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Nov. 11
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550
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UNirED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 18H4.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
Name, leskleuce, aud iuvention.
Anderson,
Anderson,
Anderson,
Anderson,
Anderson,
Anderson.
Andeisou,
Anderson,
and dust
Anderson,
Anderson,
Anderson,
Anderson,
Aud(^i'son,
Anderson,
luacbine
Anderson,
Anderson,
Anderson,
Anderson,
Ai:dfrsoti,
An lerson,
Anderson,
Anderson,
Anderson,
fabric
James. (See White and Anderson.)
James H., Newton, Kans. Grain-binder
James H., Newton, Ivans. Horse-armor
John A., Hepburn, Iowa. Gate
John F. , New Orleans, La. 15rid2e
John H., Shelby, Nehi-. Hydrai.lic dredge
John H., Shelby, Nebr. Hydraulic dredge
John P., assignor of one-half to Spivalo & Forman, San Francisco, Cal.
separator.
Air
Joseph, Pittsburg, Pa. Gas-fnniace for melting glass, &c
Lawrence A., Hamilton, Ohio. Capsule
Louis T., Carroll, Iowa. Trace-carrier
Robert. Memphis, Tenn. "Well-digger
Robert C, Bayonne, N. J. Can-nozzle
Robert C, Bayonne, and F. Winteibalter, Bergen Point, N. J.
Can-soldering
Robert C, New York, N. Y. Braft apparatus for oilcan's
Robei t C, New York. N. Y. Can-nozzle
Robert J. (See Ogden and Anderson.)
Rufus, PeeksUill, N. Y. Autom.atic telegraph
Rufns, Peekskill, N. Y. Telegraphic tiansmitter
Samuel, Jackson, Mich. Water-elevator
Sebastian. (See Rapp, Fredrick, assignor.)
Theodore. (See Hall, Charles, assignor.)
Thomas, Liversedge, West Riding, county of York, England.
Figured pile
Anderson, Thomas, Liversedge, West Riding, county of York, England. Figured pile
fabric
Anderson, William K., trustee. (See Markle, John R.. assignor.)
.Vnderson, William W., New Yoik, N. Y. Garment-clasp
Anderton, Frederick C, assignor of one-half to S. Dinsmore, San Francisco, Cal.
blower.
Pan-
Andr6e, Franz W.. Chicago, 111. Flour-sifting machine
Andrew, Charles H., Stockport, county of Chester, England. Gas-motor engine-
Andrews Bros. & Co. (See Haas, Philip M., assignor.)
Andrews, Charles B.. assignor of one-half to A. B. Hauck, Lebanon, Pa. Valve.
Andrews & Co., A. H- (See Donbler. John W. H., assignor.)
Andrews, Herbert. L., Chicago, HI. Opera-chair
Andrews, Louis, Arkansas City, Ark. Division-plate for oil-presses
Andrews, R. Suowden. (See Locke, Milo W., assignor.)
Andrews, Reuben H., Washington, D. C. Wood-working machine
Andrews, Reuben H., Washington, D. C.
Au'irews, William D., Brookhaven, N. Y.
Anlrews, William D., Brookhaven, N. Y.
Andrews, WiUiam D., Brookhaven, N. Y.
earth
Mortising and boring machine
Pump
Apparatus used in sinking wells
Well and pump for procuring water from the
Andrews, William D., Brookhaven, N. Y. Well and reservoir for procuring water from
1 he earth
Andrews, William D., Brookhaven, N. Y. Procuring water from the earth
Andrews, William T)., Brookhaven. N. Y. Procuring water from the earth
Andrews, "William H., and H. H. Sparks, assignors to Mallory, Wheeler & Co., New Haven,
Conn. Lock
Andrews, William R.. Newark, N. J. Cultivator attachment for plows
Andrews, Wilson F., Walnutport, Pa. Mail-bag
Andrus, William, Keokuk, Iowa. Brick-machine
Andrus, William, Keokuk, Iowa. Brick-machine
Andrus, William M. (See Guibert and Andrus.)
Angell, Benjamin J., Attleborough, Mass. Detachable button
^Vngell, Horace B., San Francisco, Cal. Dredger
AngoU, Horace B., San Francisco, Cal. Dredger
Auger, John E.. and D. Porter, Schenectady, N. Y. Car-conpling
jingermair. F. Ferdinand, Ravensburg, Wiiitemburg, Germany. Bark-stripping machine.
Ancle, William, Wehsh Run, Pa. Mail-bag catcher '.
,Vngle, William, Welsh Run. Pa. Mail-bag catcher
Anc:lo American Roofing Company. (See Mott, John, assignor.)
Anglo American Roofing Company. (See Repp, Ephraim B., assignor.)
Angstrom, Carl, Worcester, Mass. Machine for straightening wire
Angstrom, Carl, Worcester, Mass. Machine for straightening wire
Angus, Henry R., assignor of one-half to D. Messmore, New York, N. Y. Treating and
improving petroleum'distillate
.,\ngus. Henrv R., assignor of one-half to D. Messmore, New York. N. Y. Apparatus for
treating and improving petroleum distillate
jVngus, Joseph, South Lambeth, county of Surrey, England. Tool-oscillating device for
slntting-machines .'
Angus. Joseph, South Lambeth, county of Surrey, England. Tool-oscillating device for
sh.iping-machines
Angus, Joseph, South Lambeth, county of Surrey, England. Tool-oscillafing device forj
planing-machines ]
Anipz, Herman. (See Marcus and Anisz.)
Anisz, Herman. (See Price and Anisz.)
Anisz, Hermjin, assignor of one-half to S. and I. L. Price, Chicago, 111. Suspender-buckle.
Anisz, Herman, assignor of one-half to S. and I. L. Price, Chicago, 111. Strap-buckle
Auketell, Oliver, Newark, N. J. Baling bran
Ankotcll, Oliver, assignor of one-half to A. Allbright, Newark; N. J. Process of and ap-
paratus for baling bran -
Annable, Edward R.. Paw Paw, Mich. Whifflctree
inuott, George A , Suthorland'a Corners. Ontario. Canada. Sewing-machine
Aiinin, RrvantW.. Hannibal, Mo. Cartridge-loading machine -"
Anuin, .Tosi'iih, Brooklyn. N. Y. Wheelbairow
No.
295.711
295.712
303,780
307, S9G
204.303
300,206
295,969
307,829
298.720
294,952
292,014
294,427
294,428
305.127
305, 128
296.376
304.059
309,917
307,700
307,701
303,103
299,098
296,716
301,078
302,464
303.606
296,105
2P9,190
304,060
306,798
306,7!)9
306,800
306,801
306,802
306,803
291,663
306,992
302,219
297,051
297,218
299,099
293,9.32
296.503
293,132
300,829
292.975
306,893
293,212
293,213
301,469
301,470
298,267
Date.
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Aug. 19
Nov. 11
Feb. 26
Oct. 7
Apr. 1
Nov. 11
May' 20
Mar. 11
Jan. 29
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Sept. 16
Sept. 10
Apr. 8
Aug. 26
Dec. 30
Nov. 4
Nov. 4
Aug. 5
May 27
Apr. 15
July 1
July 22
Aug. 19
Apr. 1
May 27
Aug. 26
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Jan. 8
Oct. 21
July 15
Apr. 15
Apr. 22
May 27
Feb. 19
Apr. 8
Feb. 5
Jime 24
Feb. 5
Oct. 21
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
July 8
July 8
May 6
May 6
298,266
298,269 May 6
305,561
305,562
303,104
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Aug. 5
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
293,099
297,960
296,106
302.082
Fid).
May
Apr.
July
305,878 I Sept. 30
1746
1746
1143
639
1974
238
89
554
9,59
743
2039
113
114
1088
1089
012
1504
1779
374
376
280
1432
1039
1
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924
252
1544
1505
997
999
1000
1002
1004
1007
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1244
1454
1450
1677
1433
1487
770
457
1721
247
1120
570
572
513
515
398
400
401
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281
1174
2
254
1290
2084.
485
485
313
174
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64
27
151
268
208
567
30
30
297
297
170
414
479
102
103
77
410
293
1
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74
443
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264
265
265
266
266
232
331
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122
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68
298
151
151
139
139
104
105
)106
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C459
I 460
78
327
1
74
3,57
578
26
26
28
29
26
29
27
29
27
26
26
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28
28
27
28
29
29
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29
29
29
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26
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1163
676
496
810
43
20
479
723
965
393
848
84d
1034
1034
122
749
1070
440
440
507
823
213
3
348
638
51
843
749
201
202
202
203
203
204
155
249
281
287
333
823
717
152
522
1201
488
227
547
547
101
101
601
602
602
1143
1143
507
664
527
51
251
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8
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
03
Official
G-azette.
Annin, Joseph, Brooklyn, N. T. "Wheelbarrow
Annin, .Joseph. BrooklVn, N. X^ Hand-truck
Annis. Henry TV., and W. H. Farrand, asai.snors of one-third to Gr. S. Eile^-, Kochester,'
N. T. Sandins attachni nt for locomotives
Anshutz, John P^ Philadelphia, Pa. Kuhber overshoe
Anson, Gustin M., assignor of one-half to K. W. Carpenter, Marshalltown, Iowa. Attach-
ment for range-boilers
Anson, "William, Aston, England. Breech-loading flre-arm
Anson, William, and J. Deeley, Birmingham, county of "Warwick, England. Breech-load-
ing flre-arm
.Ajasonia Brass and Copper Company. (See Cowles, Alfred A., assignor.)
Ansonia Brass and Copper Company. (See HuU. "Wolcott A., assignor.)
Ansonia Clock Company. (See Davies, Walter D., assignor.)
Ansonia Rubber Company. (See Davies, Henry J., assignor.)
Anthony, Adam L., Placerville, Cal. Lap-board -
Anthony & Co., E. & H. T. (See Lewis, William H., assignor.)
Anthony & Co., E. & H. T. (See Lewis and Barker, assignors.)
Anthony & Co., E. & H. T. (See Eoche, Thomas C, assignor.)
Anthony, Edgar W., Boston, Mass. Stove-grate
Anthony, Edw;\-n, Jersey City, N. J., assignor to K. Hoe & Co., New York, N. T. Web-
turnirig apparatus for printing-machines •
Anthony, Edwyn, Jersey City, N. J., assignor to K. Hoe & Co., New York, N. Y. Print-
ing-machine -
Anthony, Jacob J., Sharon Springs, N. Y., assignor to himself and C. E. Billings, Hart-
ford, Conn. Car-starter
Anthony, James H., assignor to Household Sewing Machine Company, Providence, K. I.
Sewing-machine shuttle
Anthony, James Y.. el al. (See Evans, WUUam K., assignor.) (Keissuc.)
Anthony, .Tobn J. , Niagara Falls, N. Y. Spittoon-lifter
Anihony, Sherman E., Stillwater, N. Y. Sash-holder
Anthony, Thomas J. fSee Blank and Anthony.)
Antle, Sidney D.. Salisbury, HI. Car-coupling
Antrim, B. Jay, Philadelphia, Pa. Eire-alarm
Appelt, .Tohann, Keichenberg, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary. Compound for covering draw-
ing-rollers. &c
Appelt, Johann, Keichenberg, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary. Apparatus for coating draw-
ing-rollers - -
App'ert, Adrien A. and L. A., Paris, France. Press for molding glass
Appert, Adrien A. and L. A., Paris, Franco. Apparatus for the application of compressed
air to the manufacture of glass
Appert, L6on A. (See Appert, Adrien A. and L. A.)
Apple, Theodore P. 'See Irwiu and Apple.)
Apple, Titus H., Meadville, Pa. Scraper and elevator
Appleby, Charles J., Southwark, county of Surrey, England. Shaft-beaiing tor traveling
Appleby, Charles J. , London, county of Middlesex, England. Clutch
Appleby, (bharles J., London, county of Middlesex, England. Crane
Appleby, Charles J. , London, county of Middle.seK, England. Crane
Appleby, John F., Minneapolis, Minn., assignor to Minneipolis Harvester Works, of
Minnesota, and J. F. Gordon, Kochester, N. Y. Grain-hinder
Appleby, John F., assignor to Minneapolis Harvester Works, Minneapolis, Minn. Low-^
down self-binding harvester <i
Appleby, John F., assignor to Minneapolis Harvester Works, Minneapolis, Minn. Har-?
vester 5
Appleby, Remsen, New York, N. Y. Cigar-mold
Applegate, Eugene W., Washington, D. C. Detonating and visual signal for railways
Applegate, Jajnes L. (See Root, Corydon A., assignor.)
Applegate, Peter N., Gosport, Ind. Drag-saw
Applegate, WiUiam H., Atlantic, Iowa. Grain-drier
Appleman, William H., Danville, Pa. Saw-mill set- works
Appleman, William M., Benton, Pa. Fifth-wheel
Applequist, Frederick. (See Hanson, Charles, assignor.)
Applfcton, Henry P., assignor to Norwich Lock Manufacturing Company, Norwich, Conn.
Padlock '. ." .'
Applcton, William, Jr. (See Shopard. Charles T., assignor.)
Appleyard, Thomas W., Jr., and W. K., Lreds, county of 'j'ork, and J. Longshaw, Man-
chester, county of Lancaster, England. Making soluble black for inks
Appleyard, Walter K. (See Appleyard and Longshaw.)
Archer, Benjamin F., Marietta, Miss. Fertilizer-distributer
Archer, Benjamin F. , Marietta, Miss. Machine for thrashing peas, beans, &c
Archer, Benjamin F. , Marietta, Miss. Back-band buckle
Archer, Daniel, Madison, Cal. Cultivator
Archer, Henry N., ct al. (See Howell, Jacob, assignor.)
Archer & Pancoast Manufacturing Company. (See Deavs, Charles, assignor.)
Archer, Samuel B. . Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Car-axle box
Aregood, Geor.oe H.. Chicaao, 111. Brick-machine
Arehart, John W., Willow Hill. 111. Ditching-plow
Arencibia, Pedro E., Havana, Cuba. Toy or ornament
Arens, August, assignor to P. & F. Corbin, New Britain, Conn. Window and door but-
ton
305,879
305,880
305,992
306,804
307,516
305,264
297,907
297,219
293,296
302,311
302,312
308,232
302,971
305,653
308,728
295,092
304,894
303,969
303,970
291,965
292,730
306,207
291,861
306.709
306,710
306,711
295,970
305,038
305,039
292.398
307,517
301,787
293,133
306,312
300,674
304,688
306,456
298,270
300,429
300,430
297,057
304,251
301,471
.303.105
ArgerbrigUt, Daniel, Troy, Oliio. Road-cart
ArkeU, James, assignor to Arkell C: Smiths, Canaioharie, N. Y. Paper-feeding device
Arkdl, .James, assignor to Arkell & Smiths, Canaioharie, N. Y. Soft-tie paper hag
Arkell, James, assignor to Arkell & Smiths, Canajoharie, N. Y. Making soft - tie paper
bags -
Arkell & Smiths. (See Arkell, James, assignor.)
Arkell, William J. (See Blowers, George O., assignor.)
Arlen, John W., assignor of one-half to Woods, Sherwood & Co., Lowell, Mass. Anneal-
ing-furnace
303,607
292,152
238,052
291,829
298,152
298,153
305,366
Armbruster, Mathias, Columbus, Ohio.
Armeut, James A., Dodge City, Kans.
Stage-scenery 300,187
Car-coupling 310,015
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Oct. 21
Nov. 4
Sept. 16
Apr. 29
Apr. 22
Feb. 12
July 22
July 22
Nov. 18
Aug. 5
Sept. 23
Dec. 2
Mar. 11
Sept. 9
Aug. 26
Aug. 26
Jan. 1
Jan. 29
Oct. 7
Jan. 15
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Apr. 1
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Jan. 22
Nov. 4
July 8
Fob. 5
Oct. 7
June 17
Sept. 9
Oct. 14
May 6
.June 17
Juno 17
Apr. 29
Aug. 26
July 8
Aug. 5
Aug. 19
Jan. 22
May 13
Jan. 8
May 6
May 6
Sept. 16
June 10
Deo. 30
2085
2085
2221
1009
130
1279
2545
1680
086
1581
1582
1062
126
1777
195
940
794
1388
]3'88
313
2181
238
1073
881
882
883
89
975
978
1743
131
912
458
305
1522
528
.549
404
1202
1204
2249
1762
516
282
926
1415
660
1017
239
240
1404
880
1897
578
578
616
266
35
(349
^350
(097
^698
457
183
434
435
287
37
494
51
258
217
383
88
608
64
2?19
233
233
(234
(235
27,28
(207
)268
(268
{2C9
485
35
248
122
99
419
144
107
329
329
612
481
140
78
397
241
284
63
62
390
[236
1237
511
28
28
28
29
29
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27
26
28
23
29
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28
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29
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310
310-
587
478
1164
734
998
973:
72r
727
5T
418
43
207
179
179
180
20
1013
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336
394
174
522
67
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922
108
602
1161
1161
447
797
102
507
638
279
696
187
572
572
1090
1094
1093
UNITED STATE? PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphahetical list of patentees — Continued.
9
ITame, residence, and invention.
Armentront, "William L., assignor of one-half to J. A. Kobertson, Freedom, Ind. Baggage-
tmck
Armer, David S., assignor of one half to T. C Woodbum and J. N. Maring, Colnmbus, Ind.
Truss
Armin^ton & Sims Enginf Company. (See Sims, Gardiner C, assignor.)
Ariuistead, Robert L.. et al. (See Bell, John E., assignor.)
Armitage. Albert. (See Bickfnrd and Armitage.)
Armour, Michael C, Chicago, 111. Oil-stovo
Armonr, Michael C, Chicago, 111. Oil or gas store
Armour, Michael C., Chicago, Til., and R. Galbraith. Troy, N. T., assignors to Adams &
■Westlake Manufacturing Company of Michigan, Chicago, 111. Extension stove-top
Arms, George, assigner to New York Belting and Packing Company, New York, N. Y.
Hose or tubing
Arms, George, assignor to New York Belting and Packing Company, New York, N. Y.
Hose or tubing
Arms, Harrison. (See Smith and Arms.)
Armstrong, Allan A., Marinette, AVis. Combination freezing and preserving house for fish,
meats, &c -
Armstrong, Arthur H., Plainville, Conn. Car-coupling
Armstrong, Arthur H., Plainville, Conn. Gag-runner ,..
Armstrong, Arthur H.. Plainville. (3onn. Bit-holder
Armstrong, Benjamin F.. Eugle. New Mexico. Mail-bag
Armstrong, Egbert H., et al. (See Booker, James W.. assignor.)
Armstrong, Festus S., Secor, 111. Combined seeder, plow, and harrow
Armstrong, Frank. (See McGovern, Bernard, assignor.)
Armstrong. I'rank. (See Vandegrlft, Nathaniel "W., assignor.)
Armstrong. Frank, et.nl. (See Borton, Job, assignor.)
Armstrong, Frank, Bridgeport, Conn. Die-stock
Armstrong, Frank, Bridseport, Conn. Lathe-dog
Armstrong, Frank, Bridgeport, Conn. Buckle
Armstrong, Frank, and N. W. Vandegrift, Bridgeport, Conn.; said Vandegrift assignor to
said Armstrong. Pine- wrench
Armstrong, Frank, and N. W. Vandegrift, Bridgeport!, Conn. ; said Vandegrift assignor to
said Armstrong. Pipe- wrench ,
Armstrong, Henry R., Springfield. HI. Knockdown poultry-coop
Armstrong, John B., assignor to Guelph Carriage Goods Company, (limited,) Guelph, On-
tario, Canada. Spring- vehicle
Armstrong, .John H. , Duquoin, HI. Mechanical movement
Armstrong, John J. 'See Pietzsch, Armstrong, and Lowrey.)
Armstrong, Samuel. Newark, N. J. Curtain-roller
Armstrong, Samuel, assignor of two-thirds to M. Robinson and A. McKirgan, Newark,
N. J. Metallic packing
Armstrong, "W. .7., et al. (See Nugent, Richard C, assignor.)
Armstrong, "William C S'iringfield, Ohio Burial-case
Armstrong, "William .J., Indianapolis, Ind., assignor of one-half to J. A. Wilson, Nashville, (
Tenn . Ratchet-drill <
Amd, Friedrich H., "Weimar, Gennany. Sheet-metal can
Arnold, Adney T., and F. F. Emory. Fitchbnrg, Mass. Piston-head for steam-engines —
Arnold, Alfred E., assignor of two-thirds to R. B. and A. H. Busch, Columbus, Ind. Car
brake and starter
Arnold, Andrew H., Rensselaer. Ind. Brace for telegraph and telephone lines
Arnold, Andrew R., Putnam, Conn., assignor to Standard Tool Company, Cleveland, Ohio.
Machine for grooving twist-drills
Arnold, Bishop. Aubura. N. Y. Steam-engine valve-gear
Arnold, Don Jiuin, Brownvilie, Nebr., assignor to himself and P. A. Thompson, Langdon,
Mo. Fire-escape -
Arnold, Edward F., assignor, by mesne assignments, to himself and "W. B. Arnold, North
Abington, Mass. Shoe-sole-sewing machine
Arnold, Franklin E., "Waynesburg, Ohio. Combined wash-basin and soap-box
Arnold, FredF., Chicaeo, HI. Automatic car-brake
Arnold, Horace L., Middletown, Conn., assignor to T. W. HaU. Machine for barbing me-
tallic fencing
Arnold. Horace L., Middletown, Conn., a.«signor to T. W. HaU, Brooklyn, N. Y. Method
of and device for cnttina barbs on strips of metal .'
Arnold, John G., "Wollsville. N. Y. Stove-truck
Arnold, Louis L , Chicasco. HI. AVindow-sash
Arnold, Matthew, and G. "W. Wimmer, S.an Francisco, Cal. Match-snliut mocbine
Arnold, Oliver, assisnor of one-fourth to "W. B. Fanning, "Worcester, Mass. Roller-skate.
Arnold, Rollin H., Honooye. N. Y. Hammock-chair
Arnold, Vindex. (See Mar.sh and Arnold.)
Arnold, "Wilhelm. New York, N. Y. Insertlble saw-tooth
Arnold, "William B. (See Arnold, Edward F., assignor.)
Arnold, "William N.. Omen, Tex. Combined corn-planter and fertilizer-distributer
Arper, Albert D.. San Francisco, Cal., assignor to himself, G. "W. and C. T. Ai-per. Stove-
polishing bru.sh I
Arper, Clarence T., et al. (See Arper, Albert D.. assignor.) '
Arper, George "W.. et a?. (See Arper, Albert D.. .issignor.)
Arrick, Everton J., McConnellsville, Ohio. Device for protecting balance-wheels of
watches
Arrington, Andrew J.. Epes Station, Ala. Combined riding-cart, cotton and corn planter,)
and manure-distributer S
Arthur, Charles M., Morristown. N. Y. Paper box
Arthur, James. Jersey City, N. J. Gate-valve
Arthur, John. Streator, HI. Tile ditching-machine
Arthur. LemuelJ. (See Houeh and Spencer. asHignor.-*.)
Arthur, Thomas, assignor to himself and R. J. Nagle, Bangor, Pa. Apparatus for raising
water
Arthur, Thomas, assignor to himself and E. J. Nagle, Bangor, Pa. Apparatus for raising
water
Arthurs, Nicholas, New Orleans, La. Process of and apparatus for the treatment of ramie
No.
306,093
i295,472
305.265
305,267
305,266
308,729
308,730
301,549
2M345
304,001
307,252
305,367
291,125
291.268
295,713
29,5.714
291,266
231,267
305,368
299,191
310,016
303,355
308,540
307,253
.306,376
299.316
309,913
301,423
308,818
301,322
298,438
301,657
304.689
300.830
301.200
294,105
306.313
300,121
299.944
304,398
308.547
303,551
303,787
293,615
302,083
302,700
298,653
307,897
299,899
295,323
Date.
Oct. 21
M.ir. 18
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Dec. 2
Dec. 2
July 8
Mai-. 4
Aug. 26
Oct. 28
Sept. 16
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Sept. 16
May 27
Dec. 30
Aug. 12
Nov. 25
Oct. 28
Oct. 14
May 27
Dec. 30
July 1
Dec. 2
July 1
May 13
July 8
Sept. 9
June 24
July 1
Feb. 26
Oct. 7
Dec. 9
.June 10
Sept. 2
Nov. 25
Monthly
volume.
p.
1245
1426
1280
1284
1282
196
197
608
1
1507
1621
1406
141
317
1747
1743
315
316
1407
1545
1898
594
1486
1623
450
1695
1780
445
326
317
609
754
529
1723
166
1715
367
729
557
145
1487
Aug. 12 833
I
Aug. 19 j 1144
Feb. 19 1065
July 15 1292
July 29
May 13
Nov. 11
June 3
Mar. 18
332
394
350
351
351
51
51
168
1
415
431
390
41
89
485
480
88
89
390
443
512
163
404
431
C121
J 1S2
486
480
120
85
87,88
172
207
144
470
44,45
472
99
196
149
43,44
404
^8
314
295
357
2107 ,"=77
862 ^'■^'^^
640
489
1244
and, into ,
Artz, George L,, Columbus. Ohio. Vehicle-spring
Ascher, Otto K. (See Lewis and Ascher.)
Ashcroft, Charles E,, Lynn, Mass. Pressure-gage-testing apparatus
293,997 !
308,819
297,554 !
291,064
Feb. 26 ' 1.568
Dec. 2 I 327 i
Apr. 29 I 2115
Jan. 8 I 831
295,093 Mar. 11 i 946
^242
175
129
345
433
86
577
233
Official
Gazette.
39
28
28
28
29
29
28
20
28
29
28
26
26
26
26
26
26
28
27
29
26
29
29
27
28
29
28
36
26
28
28
|27
29
27
26
26
29
27
26
24»
1101
1066
1067
1067
735
735
118
829
750
.324
1090
28
58
1163
1163
57
57
1090
843
1093
570
678
324
89
872
1070
83
758
60
650
145
922
1261
33
765-
68
845
1037
841
679
614
676
64S
252
410
696
497
1013
1065-
741
759
421
155-
258 ! 26 i 998
xo
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphahetical list of patentees — Continued.
Kame, residence, ar.(l invention.
Aslicroft, Edward H., Lynn, Ma8s. Antomatic relief device for steam-distributing pipes.
Asbcroft, Edward H., Lynn, Mass. Apparatus for aging liquors
Ashcroft Manufacturing Company. (See MacGregor, "William H., assignor.)
Aslicroft Manufacturing Company. (See Vinton. John H., assignor.)
Ashe, Robert. (See Wooilward, Ashe, and G-randv.)
Ashford, Thomas B.. assignor to B. Underwood, Clinton, N. C. Indicator-lock
Ashley, Frederick, Brooklyn, IST. Y. Tree-guard
Ashley, James A., Washington, D. C. Coffee-pot
Ashley, James E., et al. (See B.arnes. Samuel M., assignor.)
Ashley Wire Company. (See Crich, Frederick, assignor.)
A.shton, Henry G-., Somerville, Mass. Safety valve
Mufiier for safety-valves
Safety-valve .-..'..-
Safety-valve
Gould, Boston, Mass., assignors to Aslitou Valve
Ko.
Asliton, Tleni-y G., Somerville, Mass.
Asht(m, Henry G., Somerville, Mass.
Ashton, Henjy G., Somerville. Mass.
Ashton, Heniy G-., Somerville, and K
Company, of Massachusetts. Safety-valve
Ashton, John, Philadelphia. l*a. Machine for making nuts and washers
Ashton Valve Company. (See Ashton and Gould, assignors.)
Ashxirst, John L., Havana, 111. Grain-drill
Ashworth, Stanley, New York, N. Y. Builder's bod
Asimont, Henry H., assignor to A. H. Hartson, Duluth, Minn. Sash-fastener .
Asiraus. Charles J. , Guttenburg, !N". .T. Hot-bed sash
Aspinwall, John A., Bay Ridge, N. Y. Sail-wagou
Aston, John A., Brooklyn, N. Y. Tb ill-coupling
Atchison, G-. W. P., et al. (See Mar.shall. Fred P., assignor.)
Atcn, Thomas, et al. (See Beam, Henry T., assignor.)
Atherton, Abel T., Lowell, Mass. Elevator for cash and parcel carriers
Atherton, Abel T., Lowell, Mass. Combined cotton opener and lapper
Atherton, Abel T., Lowell, Mass. Rail way -head
Atherton, FisherC, Buffalo, X. Y. Tricycle
Atherton, Robert, Paterson. N. J. Papei-cutting machine
Atkin, Samuel T., assignor to himself and 0. Steele, Georgetown, Tex. Ventilating and
ad.iustable rain-proof
Atkins,Alfred,Wanganui. New Zealand. Measuring device for surveying and otherpurposes.
Atkins, David F. (See Rose, Reuben M., assignor.)
Atkins, Elias C. (See Black, George S., assignor.)
Atkins, Elias C , Indianapolis, Ind. Crosscut-saw
Atkins, Elias C Indianapolis. Ind. Machine for dipping .saws ..-
Atkins, George W., assignor of one-half to H. V. Curll and H. J. Klahr, Clarion, Pa. Shaft-
bearer for harness -
Atkins, Roswell. (See Wiuslow and Atkins.)
Atkins, Solomon H., et al. (-See Carter. Alba B., assignor.)
Atkins, Sullivan H. (See Mayo, Frederick D.. assignor.)
Atkinson, Benjamin, Indianapolis, Ind. Safety-gate for railway-crossings
Atkinson, Benjamin, Indianapolis, Ind. Gate-hinge
Atkinson, Hobart F. (See Spencer, Charles F., assignor.)
Atkinson, James, London, county of Middlesex, England. Gas-engine
Atkinson, James AV., and B. Phelps, assignors to Deere & Mansur Company, Moline, Ill.i
Cornstalk-cutter ' '
Atkinson, Samuel, Hulton. Pa. Carriage-spring
Atkinson, William B., and J. H. Fo-ster, assignors to American Combination Door Lock
Company, Franklin. Ky. Permntation-loclc
Atlantic and Pacific Telephone Company. (See Gillett, Webster, assignor.)
Atlantic Highlands Paper Ware Company. (See Whittingham, Harry, assignor.)
Atlantic Horse Nail Company. (See Wheeler and Patch, "assignors.)
Atlantic Refining Company. (See Warden. Henry, assignor.)
Atterburj', Thomas B., Pittsburg, Pa. Manufacture of glass bottles and vessels for con-
taining fire-extinguishing compounds
Attix, Thomas F. (See Kincb. Ira S., assignor.)
Attwell, Ewell B., Leesburg, Va., assignor to Attwcll Manufacturing Company, Coving-
ton, Ky. Sash-fastener. (Reissue) .'
Attwell Manufacturing Company. (See Attwell. Ewell B., assignor. (Reissue.)
Attwell Manufactuiing Company. (See Bas,sell, John Y., assignor.)
Atwater. John 1!., assignor to J. B. Long and A. M. Pence, Chicago, 111. Electric motor .
Atwell. Ewell B.. et al. (See Jones, Thornton, assignor.)
Atwood, Anson, Dunelleu, N. J., assignor to Atwood Hemp Car Wheel Company, New
York,N. Y. Car-wheel '
299,192
302,882
307,9.'i4
SOi.fOS
292,089
291.126
299..503
30l,0T9
303.252
306.208
301,323
Date.
997,961
293,551
295,142
301.658
299.317
301,201
298.C54
301,848
305,654
295.894
307,372
302.373
296,504
292,194
294,346
304,592
295,324
306,458
306,712
298,655
302,018
291,665
Atwood, Benjamin S., South Abington, Mass. Machine for matching boards.
Atwood, Eugene. (See Atwood, John E. and E.)
Atwood Hemp Car Wheel Company. (See Atwood, Anson, assignor.)
" Brooklyn. N. Y. Purifying iron and steel
Boston, Jfass. Button -
Atwood, James E
Atwood, James F.
Atwood. '.Tames P., Boston, Mass.
Atwood, James F,, Boston, 'Mass.
Atwood, James F., Boston, Mass.
Atwood, James F., Boston, Mass.
Atwood, James F., Boston, Mass.
Atwood, .Tames F., Boston, Mass.
Atwood, John E., Stonington, Conn.
Atwood, .Tohu E., Stonington, Conn.
Atwood, John E., Stonington, Conn.
Atwood, John E., Stonington, Conn.
Atwood, John E., Stonington, Conn.
machines, &c .'
Atwood. John E. and E., Stonington, Conn
ends of bands thereof
Button
Instrument for settmg buttons
Instrument tor setting buttons
Horse.shoo
Horseshoe
Button-fastening
Metal-turning lathe
Crank
Machine ior reeling silk, &c
Hand-punch
Device for sxipporting the spindles of silk-spinning
Spinning-frame and method of uniting the
299,318
10,483
306,805
294,750
i 307,739
304.773
297,740
298,154
298,l.-)5
298,333
302,185
303.692
308,299
291.971
291,972
296 378
300,831
Atwood, John W. (See Hauver. Noah D., a.ssignor.)
Atwood, Lewis J., assignor to Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Company, Waterbury,
Conn. Fastening for shoe-soles ', '. . .
Atwood, Lewis J., assianor to Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Company, Waterbury,
Conn. Wick tube and raiser for oil-stoves '. . .
302,814
296,377
296,908 i
304,985 ;
May 27
Aug. 5
Oct. 28
Aug. 19
Jan. 15
Jan. 1
June 3
July 1
Aug. 12
Oct. 7
July 1
■May 0
Feli. 12
Mar. 18
July 8
May 27
July 1
May 13
July 15
Sept. 23
Apr. 1
Oct. 28
July 22
Apr. 8
Jan. 22
Mar. 4
Sept. 2
Mar. 18
Oct. 14
Oct. 21
May 13
July 29
Jan. 8
May 27
June 3
Oct. 21
Mar. 11
Nov. 11
Sept. 9
Apr. 29
Mav 6
May 6
May 13
Julv 15
Aug. 19
Nov. 18
Jan. 15
Jan. 15
Apr. 8
June 24
July 29
Apr. 8
Apr. 15
Sept. 9
Monthly
volume.
1547
1
1624
1297
1340
142
4
3
;443
1444
1
432
358
370
41
1
2
469 127
240
321
2
988
1011
754
1C96
168
863
1001
1778
2
1780
1670
771
1473
2
409
1245
553
886
864
2005
833
1697
65
88
1
271
279
207
487
45
242
273
C494
H95
1
479
458
213
414
1
114
345
147
235
C242
J 243
549
233
487
545 i 146
498 j 139
4->4 '["**
^~* i 119
C39
2359
211
242
495
1417
1026
1140
1202
1204
616
1724
2245
614
1279
917
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Gazette.
J 27
28
844
457
29 I 324
2<3 i 706
26 I 258
26 28
27 921
28 3
28 547
29
28
27
26
26
28
27
28
27
28
|2,
28
27
29
28
27
26
26
28
26
29
29
[27
28
26
27
44
61
527
622
1023
145
872
33
197
1165
3
351
326
153
287
829
892
1065
108
180
096
393
155
873
27 1025
1009 I 267 29
26
^29
204
921
456
943
467
572
572
629
275
6.-)5
602
•232
232
123
470 ! 27 1261
28
C42
27
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27
62
27
135
27
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£<■<
281
28
.310
29
3!6
26
336
26
171
27
616
170
356
251
28
27
27
28
432
122
256
997
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884,
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
11
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Atwood, Orlo, New London, Conn. Silk and other skeins
Atwood, Walter S., assignor to Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Company, "Waterbury,
Conn. Shaft- tip for carriages
Atwood, Walter S., assignor to Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Company, Waterbury,
Conn. Picture-hanger
Aubert, Adrien, Sentier, Switzerland. Stop-watch
Aubery, James M., Chicago, 111. Pnlley-box
Aubin, Gporgo. Philadelphia, Pa. Apparatus for curing deformities
Audley. Francis H. (Seo Eand and Audley.)
Auger, Emery P.. Sr., Jaffiey, N. H. Bos. for shipping egss
Angsburger. F>ed. Belleville, 111. Combined ladder and truck
Augur, William H. (See Sine. Samuel G., assignor.)
Austin, Alexander W , Fort AVayne, Ind. Shoe-maker's sewing-needle
Austin, Alexander W., Fort, Wayne, lud. Shoe-maker's sewing-needle
Austin, Alvah C. San Francisco, Cal. Cut-off gas-burner
Austin, Harrie, and I. Scoville, Oakland, Cal. Portable derrick
Austin, Henry K., Keadinff, Mass. Combination-tool
Austin, James, Detroit, Mich. Tile or block for finishing inside walls
Austin, John, Chicago, 111. Rotary plow
Austin, .loseph, Rutland, Vt. Combined anvil and vise
Austin, .Tosiah, and R. Chamberlain, East Liberty, Ohio. Gate
Austin, Merrill K. (See De Ledochow.ski, Z6nane N.. assignor.)
Austin, Michael, et al. (See Payne, William II., assignor.)
Austin, Thomas K., New Tork,'N. T. Spring-motor j
Austin, William R., New York, N. T., assignor, by mesne assignments, to American In- I
dependent Wheel Company. Journal-bearing !
Automatic Fire Alarm Association. (See Pientiss, Frederick H., assignor.)
Automatic Fire Extinguisher Company. (See Brown, Joseph R., assignor.)
Automatic Music Paper Company. (See Horton, Henry B., assignor.)'
Automatic Spring Motor Car and Cari-iage Company. (See Pfautz, Daniel M., assignor.)
Averell, JohnD., New York, assignor to W.CuiTy, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mercury gas-governor.
Averell, John D., New York, N. Y. Furnace for generating illuminating and heating gas.
Averell, William W., Bath. N. Y. Asphaltic-concrete conduit
Avery, Andrew J., Lynn, Mass. Attachment for window-blinds
300,431
296,107
310,114
290,663
305.655
309,078
302.815
301,788
2^2, 195
301,424
298,052
299,504
305,993
292.887
291,127
308.820
299,451
Date.
June 17
Apr. 1
Dec. 30
Apr. 8
Sept. 23
Dec. 23
Monthly
volume.
Avery, Frank M., Brooklyn, N. Y. Macerating-machine
Avery, Irving M. (See Knowles, James, assignor.)
Avery, Irving M., Brooklyn, N. Y. Mechanical movement
Avery, John G. (See Jarolimek, Anthony, assignor.)
Avery, Richard B., Washington, D. C, assignor of one-fourth to D. Steams, Albuquerque,
N. Mex. Ter. Hydrocarbon-furnace
Avei-y & Sons, B. F. (See Latighlin. John L., assignor.)
Avery. William O., et al. (See Bagger, Louis, assignor.)
Axford, Frederick J. H., Cornwallis, Nova Scotia, Canada. Eoad-veMcle
Axford, Harris W., Chicago, 111. Heat-regnlator
Aycock. Joseph A., Whitesburg, Ga. Lumber-rack
Ayer, Alton E. (See Aver, Henry L., assignor.)
Ayer, Henry L., East Wilton, Me., assignor to himself and A. E. Ayer, Boston, Mass. Tag-
ibolder for cotton-bales
Ayer, John M., Chicago, HI. Ventilator
Aylsworth, Judson D. (See Clark. Albert J., assignor.)
Aylsworth, Thomas D., Oswego, Kans. Hay-press
Ayres, Abraham, New York. N. Y. Railway-switch
Ayres, Hobart, et al. (Seo Eodell. John R., assignor.)
Ayres, James, and A. C. Decker. Bushnell, HI., assignors to Washburn & Moen Manufac-
turing Company. Worcester, Mass. Wire-twisting machine
Ayres, Ruben B.,' St. Louis, Mo. Thill-coupling
Ayres, Ruben B., St. Louis, Mo. Gang-plank
Ayres, Saxton T., assignor of one-half to C. D. Williamson, Philadelphia, Pa. Luminous
guide-plate
Ayrton, William E., and J. Perry, London, England. Electrical traction-motor
Ayrtou. William E , and J. Perry, London, England. S.y'stem of electrical haulage. . .
Baar, N. Robert, LowviUe. N. Y. Refrigerator
Baar, N. Robert. C. J. and T. R. Coe, LowviUe, >T. Y. Fire-escape
Babbit, Joseph VY. . and G. W. M orris. Aroma, Ind. Portable furnace
Babbitt, Benjamin T., New York, N. Y. Rotary engine
Babbitt, Benjamin T., New York, N. Y. Mold for casting cannon
Babbitt, Benjamin T., New York, N. Y. Manufacture of cannon .
Babbitt, Benjamin T., New York, N. Y. Steam-generator
Babbitt, Ben,iamin T., New York, N. Y. Apparatus for cleaning steam-generators
Babbitt, George A., Providence, R. I. Ornamental chain
Babbiti , Ira T. (See Wood and Babbitt. )
Babcock, B. Pratt, Poufiac, 111. Coin-planter
3abcock, Charles M., ass.'gnor of oue-half to J. C. Stewart, Galesburg, 111. Check-row
corn-X)lanter
Babcock, F. A. (See Sands, Francis A., assignor.)
Babcock, Frank A. (See Clarkson. Joseph T., assignor.)
Babcock, George H., Plainiield. N. J. Luminous sign
Babcock, Holland C, Hartford. Conn. Sweat-pad for harness
Babcock, Holland C, assignor of one-half to P. Jewell & Sons, Hartford, Conn. Harness-
covering
Babcock, HoUand C, assignor of one-half to P. .Jewell & Sons, Hartford, Conn. Harness-pad.
Babcock, 0. P. (See Plumb, Charles, assignor.)
Babcock, Paul, Jr., Montclair, N. J. Can for kerosene, &c
Babcock & Wilcox Company. (See Pratt and Higgins, assignors.) .
Babcock & Wilcox Company of New Jersey. (See Pratt. Nathaniel W., assignor.)
Bach, John C. assignor to himself and H. Alles. Hillsdale, Mich. Two- wheeled vehicle...
Bachelder, John, Napa, Cal. Fruit-drier
Bachelder, John L., Globe, Ariz. Ter. Explosive shell
300,753
302,313
296.664
309,595
293.914
306.994
307,702
302,186
291.830
303.201
.309.183
297,485
292,196
291,666
296,267
304,486
294,748
306.0-17
308,867
292.090
292.529
295.094
303.608
293.215
299,713
305.ftj6
305,777
308,399
309,282
309,283
296,505
304 399
July
29
July
8
Jan.
22
.July
1
May
6
June
3
Sept.
30
ioU.
5
Jan.
1
Dec.
2
May
27
June 24
July 22
I
Apr. 8
Dec. 23
Feb. 12
Oct. 21
Nov. 4
July 15
Jan. 8
Aug. 5
Dec. 16
Apr. 22
Jan. 22
Jan. 8
Apr. 1
Sept. 2
Mar. 4
Oct. 7
Dec. 9
Jan. 15
Jan. 29
Mar. 11
Aug. 19
Feb. 12
•Jxine 3
Sept. 23
Sept. 30
Nov. 25
Dec. 10
Dec. 16
Apr. 8
Sept. 2
294.f39 i Mar. 11
297.741 i
303,552 i
293.700
297,486
Apr. 29
Aug. 12
Feb. 19
Apr. 22
291,862 Jan 15
1205
259
2032
973
1780
1467
2247
913
1473
447
113
5
2222
132
143
328
1802
1025
1584
974
1364
574
1246
377
1418
1019
397
821
2006
1474
834
467
260
489
7
403
1341
1923
947
926
577
288
1760
1945
1280
953
955
773
148
611
2360
834
1175
2008
1074
329
75
544
272
495
396
616
249
414
120
29
2
616
36
41, 42
80
535
446
435
273
C367
1368
151
332
(103
1104
394
284
107
217
548
414
C233
1234
131
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Gazette.
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28
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108 29
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1105
995
433
174
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1254
467
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903
1244
310
194
976
547
250
440
275
188
529
869
395
28B
155
88
864
913
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779
258
375
998
638
548
974
1165
1201
636
893
893
153
842
940
467
615
664
207
299.319
Mav
27
1698 1
487
27
873
308.047
Nov.
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823
223
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305,881
Sept.
30
2086
579
28
1228
12
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Bacher, Ernest. as8i''nor of one-half to V. H. Coons, Findlay, Ohio. Internal bottle-stopper.
Bachrach & Bro. (See Schering. Ernst, assignor.)
Backus, Absalom, .Ti-., Detroit, Mich. Boiler-furnace
Backus, Absalom. Jr.. Detroit, Mich. Boiler-furnace
Backus, Absalom. .Tr., Detroit, Mich. Boiler-fiimace
Backus, John. Saeinaw, Mich. Conductor's check
Backus, Quimby S., "Winchendon, Mass. Bathinc-cabinet
Backus, Quimby S. , Winchendon, Mass. Driyj-pan for water-closet bowls
Backus. Quimby S., "Winchendon. Mass. Cabinet-commode
Bacon, Bellamy A., and J. W. Boardman. Hartford, Conn. Stopper -pulling pliers
Bacon, Charles H.. Springfield. Ohio. Warning device for barbed fences
Bacon, Earle C, Brooklyn, assignor to Copeland & Bacon, New York, N. Y. Eriction-
drum for inclined-plane cable-railway.s
Bacon, George N., Harrisburg. Pa. Wagon end-gate
Bacon, George K.. Brnoklvn, N. Y. Type-mold
Bacon, George "W. (See Forrest and Bacon.)
Bacon, Harland G . assignor to Lincoln. Bacon & Co., Plainville, Mass. Ornamental chain.
Bacon, James D., Boston. Mass. Plug for bowls and bath-tubs
Bacon, James D., Boston. Mass. Trapped plug for bowls and tubs
Bacon, .Toseph H. (See Cowdery and Bacon.)
Bacon, Murray, assignor to Novelty Electric Company, Philadelnhia, Pa. Electric motor -
Bacon, Murray, assignor to Novelty Electric Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Toy electric)
railway 5
Bacon, Thomas, Jr., Laurel, Del. Cell-case for carrying eggs, &c
Bacon, "William S., Tiffin. Ohio. Roller-mill
Baden, Thomas E., Washington. D C. Eile-holder
Badger, George A., and "W. E. Lakin, Quincy, assignors to J. H. Lakin, Boston, Mass.
Cash-carrier system
Badger, Jonathan. New York, N. Y. Clamp-fastener
Badger, William E., Quincy, Mass. Self-lubricating roll for roller-skates ..i.
Badger, "William E., Qnincy. assignor of one-half to A. A. Brackett, Milton, Mass. Self-
lubricating roll for roller-skates
Badische Anilin and Sod.i Eabrik. (See Caro and Kem, assignors.)
Badische Anilin and Soda Eabrik. (See Kern. Alfred, as.signor,)
Badische Anilin and Soda Eabrik. (See Skraup, Zdenko H., assignor.)
Badlam, Edgar B.. Snn Francisco, Cal. Steam-boiler
Baer, Emil, New "Fork. N. Y. Saw-table gage
Bagger, Louis, et al. (See GifToid, Harry E,, assignor.)
Bagger, Louis, assi,gnor of three-fourths to C. E. Creecy, "W. 0. Avery, "Washington, D. C,
and J. A. Haydon, Frederick, Md, Carburetor '.
Baggs, Andrew J. and J. T., Bridgeport. Ohio. Coal-mining machine
Baggs, James T. (See Bacrgs, Andrew J. and J, T.)
Baggs, John, assignor of one-half to C. Shipley, Baltimore. Md. Sofa-bedstead
Bagley, Allen, assignor of one-half to C. K. Leonard, Ypsilanti, Mich. Fish-joint for rail-
way-rails -
Bagley, Hiram A. (See Hobson and B.agley.)
Bagley, Moses F., and J. C. Dawson. Mount Vernon, HI. Steam-pump
Bagnall, Robert. (See Holgnte and Bagnall.)
Bahn, Gns A.. Austin, Tes. Napkin ring and holder ,
Bail, Andrew S., et al. (See Bail, Philip V., as.signor.)
Bail, Philip V., assignor of one-fourth to W. H. and A, S. Bail, Cowden, HI. Self-closing)
hntchway 3
Bail, "William H.. et al. (See Bail, Philip "V., assignor.)
Bailey, Alva S., Eossville. HI. Neck-yoke
Bailey, Arthur H. (See Curry, Robert H., assignor.)
Bailey, Charles D,, Missoul.a, Mont. Ter. Insulator
Bailey, Charles J., et al. (See Rich, Perez C, assignor.)
Bailey, Charles J., Newton, Mass. Blotting-pad
Bailey, Clem, assignor of one-h.alf to Oettinger Brothers, Einston, N. C. Child's carriage.
Bailey, Ellene A., St. Charles, Mo. Shoe-button needle
Bailey, Ellene A., St. Charles. Mo. Corset-protector
Bailey. Fortune L., Freeport. Ind. Saw-set
Bailey, Fred A.. Oakland, Me. Roller-skate V
Bailey, Gilbert L., Portland, Me. Reel-fastening for Mhing-rods '.
Bailey, Gilbert L., Portland, Me. Roller-skate. ^ -•
Bailey, Henry L. (See Pond and Bailey.)
Bailey, Henry L., Brooklyn. N. Y. Coupling for telegraphic and other wires
Bailey, Henry L., Broo!;lyn. assignortoTim6Telegraph(Jompany,New York.N.Y. Elec-
tric device for synchronizing clock-pendnlums. . -
Bailey, Hezekiah.' and "W. H. St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada. Graining compound
Bailey, How<ard S.. Denver, Colo. Hand rock-drill
Bailey, Hugh J.. Gloucoe, Mo. Churn
Bailey^ James W.. Monmouth. 111. Sfeam-generator
Bailey, John S., Buckingham, Pa. Mail-bag
Bailey, John W. , Denver, Colo. Ore concentrator or separator
No.
299,714
Bailey, John "W., Denver, Colo. Machine for pulverizing ores
Bailey, John W., Denver, andB. B."Warfield, Holy Cross, Colo. Ore-concentrating machine.
Bailey, Leonard. Hartford, Conn. Copying-pad
Bailey, Luther B., London, Ontario, Canada. Lubricator
Bailey, Luther B., London. Ontario. Canada. Lubricator
Bailey, Lyman C, Calais, Me. Store-window
Bailey, Samuel R., Amesbury, Mass. Sleigh-dasher screen
Bailey, "William H. (See Bailey, Hezekiah and W. H.)
Bailey, "William L. (See Merrick, Coyle, and Bailey.)
BaiUie, Charles, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Machine for cutting card-board
Baillie, John, Salem, Ohio. Brick-machine
BaiUy, Auguste, Dolhain pr6s Verviers, Belgium, assignor to A. M. Patterson and "W.
Greenough, New York, N. Y. Machine for removing carbonized extraneous matter from
wool
Bain Electric Company. (See Bain, For6e, assignor.)
Bain, For6e, assignor to Bain Electric Company, Chicago, HI.
magneto electric machines ,
Regulator for dynamo or
293.933
301,324
307,373
307,518
307,255
307,256
308,868
207,658
297,487
294.9.53
307.257
309,596
301,789
300,5,52
300,553
294,717
295,473
299,715
309,679
300,432
296.909
307,080
309,373
303,412
299.505
305,563
301,790
305,994
294,954
304,895
291,021
293,396
309.330
299,193
303,483
299,716
296,379
295.612
301,849
291,269
301,041
294,429
298,721
302,972
308.731
307.617
304,288
301,949
301,325
290,910
302,816
302,817
291,270
301,202
298,813
308,400
293,216
292,275
309,433
296,305
307,161
291,566
Date.
June 3
Feb. 19
July 1
Oct. 28
Nov. 4
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Dec. 9
Apr. 29
Apr. 22
Mar. 11
Oct. 28
Dec. 23
July 8
June 17
June 17
Mar. 4
Mar. 18
June 3
Dec. 23
June 17
Apr. 15
Oct. 28
Dec. 16
Aug. 12
June
Sept.
3
23
July
Sept.
8
30
Mar.
11
Sept.
9
Jan.
1
Feb.
12
Dec. 16
May 27
Aug. 12
June 3
Apr. 8
Mar. 25
•July 15
Jan. 1
June 24
Mar. 4
May 20
Aug. 5
Dec. 2
Nov. 4
Sept. 2
July 15
July 1
Apr. 15
July 29
July 29
Jan. 1
July 1
May 20
Nov. 25
Fob. 12
Jan. 22
Dec. 16
Apr. 8
Oct. 28
Jan. 8
Monthly
volume.
p.
289
1489
323
1782
134
1625
1625
404
2250
2008
744
1626
1366
815
1356
1357
456
1427
290
1467
1206
1279
1381
1073
667
6
1662
915
2224
745
795
9
821
1025
1548
752
291
621
1620
1002
318
1973
116
960
127
198
264
1
1118
324
1282
2248
2249
319
109
107G
1281
.578
1590
1142
524
1499
72
410
89
479
36
432
432
108
612
548
208
433
368
249
373
374
127
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72
397
330
356
369
287
183
2
460
250
617
208
217
221
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271
444
205
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72
171
172
448
273
89
545
30
268
37
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307
89
357
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616
617
89
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301
351
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307
147
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718
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352
394
324
324
780
447
396
965
324
976
175
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1190
907
1101
975
995
1162
256
281
915
584
922
1143
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1141
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphahetical list of patentees — Continued.
13
Name, residence, and invention.
Elec-
Elec-
Bain, For6e, Minneapolis, Minn., assignor to Bain Electric Company, Chicago, HI.
trie helix and windina the same
Bain, Forte, Minneapolis, Minn., assignor to Bain Electric Company, Chicago, 111.
trie-arc lamp
Bain, Forfee, Minneapolis, Minn., assignor to Bain Electric Company, Chicago, 111. Elec-
tric-arc lamp
Baird, George, et al. (See Campbell, Robert, iiasignor.)
Baird, George D., Washington, HI Grain weigher and register
Baird! Thomas H., Washington, Ark. Cotton and corn cnltivator
Baker, Albert P., ThawvDle, III. Check-wire tension for corn-planters
Baker, Albert K., Indianapolis, Ind. Numbering attachment for printing-presses
Baker, Albert R., Indianapolis, Ind. Numbering attachment for printing-presses
Baker, Albert R., Indianapolis, Ind. Numbering attachment for printing-presses
Baker, Albert R., Indi.anapolis, Ind. Numbering attachment for printing-presses
Baker, Archer. (See Rowlands, Thomas, assignor.)
Baker, Archer, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Railway-switch stand
Baker,' Benjamin R., Northlield, Minn. Saw-buck
Baker, Bernard N. (See Price, Gi^orge "W., assignor.)
Baker, Ch.arles A., Moline, HI. Wheel-cultivator
Baker, Charles F., Hartford, Conn. Spoke-socket
Baker, Chris., assignor of one-half to B. 0. Haugh, Indianapolis, Ind. Preparation for and
process of treating the faces of sand-molds
Baker, Clarence C, and O. Yates, Albuquerque, N. Mex. Ter., assignors of one-third to
T. I). Murphy. Car-step
Baker, Clarence E. (See Baker, Morris C. and C. E.)
Baker, Delos R.. Ludlow, Ky. Carbtiretor
Baker, Edward F. , assignor to M. M. Baker, Chicago, HI. Manufacture of fly-paper
Baker, EUiah E., Olney ville. R. I. Self-oiling axle
Baker, EliiahE., assignor of one-half to M. Sharp, Providence, E. I. Car-brake
Baker, Ellis L., Syracuse, N. Y. Thill-coupling
Baker, Friinklin P. (See Lloyd, Oliver N., assignor.)
Baker, George C, Des Moines, Iowa. Wire-barbing machine
Baker, George W., Wilmington, Del. Boring-tool
Baker, George W., assignor to White Sewing Machine Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Em-
broidering attachment for sewing-machines. (Reissue)
Baker, George W., assignor to White Sewing Machine Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Em-
broidering attachment for sewing-machines
Baker, George W., assignor to White Sewing Machine Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Em-
broidering attachment lor sewing-machines
Baker. George W., assignor to White Sewing Machine Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Braid
and binder guide ,
Baker, Gustave S. (See Eddy, Charles H , assignor.)
Baker & Hamilton. (See Robinson, Alexander, assignor.)
Baker, Hai-riet E., Springfield, Mass. Scrabbing-brush
Baker, Henry H., Syracuse, N. T. Holdback for vehicles
Baker, Henry H., Jr., assignor of one-fourth to Pratt & Letohworth, Buffalo, N. T. Har-
ness-loop stick
Baker, Henry M. (See Vandercook, Smith, and Baker.)
Baker, Jackson R., Jersey Citj-, N. J. Dust-guard for car-axles
Baker, Jacob, Greenville." Ohio. Book and file case
Baker, James H., New York, N. Y. Pump-regulating device
Baker, James H., Wcstville. Ohio. Forge-hammer.
Baker, James H., Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Automatic pump-regulator
Baker, James S., et al. (See Byam, Eber C, assignor.)
Baker, John, Muscatine, Iowa. Fruit and vegetable washer
Baker, John, Muscatine, Iowa. Fixilt, vegetable, and meat can
Baker, John, Muscatine, Iowa. Process-kettle for cooking canned fruit
Baker, John, Muscatine, Iowa. Horizontal piocess-kettle
P-aker, John, Brooklyn, N. Y. Connection for electric circuits
Baker, John G., assignor to Enterprise Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Driv-
ing mechanism for meat-cutting machines
Baker, John S., et al. (See Bums and Buckman, assignors.)
Baker, Joseph H. (See Boynton, George W., assignor.)
Baker, Leroy A., Elmira, N. Y. Fence
B.aker, Leslie A., assignor of one-half to E. A. Gould, Olean, N. Y. Refining petroleum. ..
Baker, Margaret M. (See Baker, Edward F., assignor.)
Baker, Moms C. and C. E., Mitchell, Dak. Ter. Machine for operating drills
Baker, Nelson R., Greene. N. Y. Thill-coupling
Baker, Orlando L. (See Watts, John W., assignor.)
Baker, Oswald E. , Jamison, Iowa. Hame-fastener
No.
Baker, Richard J., and J. P. Roberts, Providence, R. I. Marine-signal light ,
Baker, Robert. (See McKelvey, Christopher W., assignor.)
Baker, Samuel, Buffalo, N. Y. ' Whip
Bilker, Samuel, Buffalo, N. Y. Mitten ,
Baker, Thomas H., et al. (See Poole, Samuel, assignor.)
Baker, Timothy D., trustee. (See Downs Benjamin J., assignor.)
Baker, Walter T , Philadelphia, Pa. Coating pills, lozenges, &c
Baker, William, et al. (SeoDowling, Robert H., assignor.)
Baker, William H. (See Knight, .Tohu K., assignor.)
Baker, William H., Brookl>Ti7 N. Y. Electrical indicator and alarm
Baker, William H., Brooklyn. N. Y. Electrical indicator and alarm
Baker, William H. . Oxford', Mich. Draft-equalizer ■
Baker, William R., assignor to McCoi-raick Harvesting Machine Company, Chicago, HI.
Draft-eq nallzer
Baker, William S. G., Baltimore, Md. Car-axle box ^
Baker, William S. G., Baltimore, Md. Car-axle box
Baker, William S. G. , Baltimore, Md. Car-axle-lubricating device
Baker, William S. G. i Baltimore, Md. Car- wheel
Baker, William T., and J. H. Sluill, Findlay, Ohio. Pulley
Baker, Wilson M. (See Parker and Baker.)
Baker, Wilson M. , Urbana, Ohio. Knockdown crate .-
Bakewell, William H., Allegheny City, Pa. Camp chair and cot
Balderston, C. Canby, Westtown, and C. Balderston, Philadelphia, Pa. Reverse- way cock.
296,380
300,433
300,676
295,095
298,334
302.374
305,778
305,779
305,780
305,781
308,401
294,718
293,616
307,162
308,821
301,326
291,128
295,220
296,717
295,096
303,413
295,513
293,397
10,463
297,100
300,434
310,017
297,555
306,048
300,298
305.129
293,701
291,271
297,0.59
302,645
295,715
295,710
300.5.14
302,314
304,593
303,482
294,106
299,611
292,888
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June 10
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Feb; 19
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Julv 22
Sept. 2
Aug. 12
Feb. 26
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1094
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1034
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, Tesidonce, and invention.
Xo.
Balderston, Charles. (See Balderston. C. CanbyandC.)
Baldiidge, James K. (See Miles and Baldridge.)
Baldrijre, George "W., .St. Lotiis, Mo. Cash and parcel carrier
Baldt, Frederict. Chester, Pa. Car-coupling
Baldwin, A. C. (See Trier, Frank, assijrnor.)
Baldwin, Benjamin L., et al. (See Crandall, Charles M., assignor.)
Baldwin, Benson C, Chicago, 111. Advertising-card
Baldwin, CyrnsW., Chicago, 111. Devicte for operating elevator -doors
Baldwin, Cyrus "W., Chicago, III. Hydraulic elevator
Baldwin, Elias B., and E. K. Kline. Sayre, Pa. Spark-arrester
Baldwin, George, assignor of one-half t<) T. Clark, Buckland, Conn. Tension-regulating de-
vice for loom-shuttles
Baldwin, George E. D., assignor to L. "W. Counselnian and A. L. Scott, Baltimore, Md.i
MacMne for husking, silking, and cutting corn ;
Baldwin, James A., Jr. , East Jaffrey, N. H. Pipe and other joints '.
Baldwin, James S., assignor of twenty-one twenty-fifths to S. A. Earrand, Newark, N. J.,
and B. W. Bradford. New York, N. Y. Hot-air engine
Baldwin, JohnN.. and T. O. Stiles, Bloomfield, N. J. Split pulley
Baldwin, Joseph J., Baltimore, Md. Machine for turning insulator-pins
Baldwin, Luther C. Manchester, N. H. Apparatus for painting bobbins. &c
Baldwin, Luther C., and J. C. Thurston. Manchester, N. H. Insulator for telegraph-wires
Baldwin, Marvin K., Sandy Creek. N. Y. Lifting-jack
Baldwin, Philander. (See Gould. Demon E., assignor.)
Baldwin, WUliam P., Grayville, HI. Eire-engine
Balke, Eobert C. Bloomington. 111. Combined table, bedstead, and chair
Ball, Addison W. (See Ball, William W., assignor.)
Ball, Albert, Canton, Ohio. Plow
Ball, Albert, assignor to Sullivan Machine Company, Claremont, N. H. Apparatus for
shifting drilling-machines
Ball, Albert, assignor to Sullivan Machine Company, Claremont, N. H. Machine for press-?
ing artificial blocks or bricks, &c (
Ball and Socket Fastener Company. (See Richardson, WlUiam S., assignor.)
Ball, Benjamin E. , Denver, Colo. Wire cutter and shaper
Ball, Benjamin F., Cincinnati, Ohio. Wagon-brake
Ball, (Charles A ., Delphos, Ohio. Envelope for currency, checks, &c
Ball, Charles C, Fielding. 111. Egg-case
(See Serraillier, Aucruste, assignor.)
, deceased; M. H. Ball, Madison, Wis., administrator. Band-pulley
, Philadelphia, Pa. Dynamo-electric machine
I Philadelphia, Pa. Eegulator for dynamo-electric machines
, Philadelphia, and C. S. Bradford, Jr., West Chester, Pa., assignors to said
Date.
Monthly
volume.
to
305,414
297,052
296,718
300.049
307.740
300,555
Ball, Charles E.
Ball. Charles E.,
Ball, Charles E.,
Ball, Charles E.,
Ball, Charles E.,
Ball. Electric gas-generator .
Ball, Charles P., Orange, Mass.
Broom-holder
Ball, Clinton M., Troy, N. Y. Electric-arc lamp
Ball, Clinton M. , Troy, N. Y. Electric-arc lamp
Ball, Clinton M , Watervliet, N. Y. Incandescent electric lamp
Ball, Clinton M., Troy, assignor of two-thirds to J. McKenzie, West Troy, and J. A.'
Powers, Lansingburg, N. Y. Dynamo electric machine
Ball, Edward W,, Worcester, Mass. Paper fastener
Ball, Frank J.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Sheet-straightener for printing-presses
Ball, James, Holyoke, Mass. Envelope-machine
Ball, James A. (See Moore, Jonathan J., assignor.)
Ball, James A. (See Moore and Ball.)
Ball, James P., assignor of two-thirds to N. M. Bennett and M. B. Bates, Philadelphia, Pa.
Nut-lock — -
Ball, John A., Oakland, Cal. Dredge
Ball, Johnathan R., et al. (See Borton. Job, assignor.)
Ball, Madison H., administrator. (See Ball, Charles E.)
Ball, Silas W., Canton, Ohio. Plow
Ball, Thomas H., assignor to himself, S. Florsheim, andH. Prenzlauer, Chicago, HI. Clasp-
fastening for elastic stays in corsets
Ball, Warren J. , Canton, Ohio. Plow
Ball, William, Lynchburg, Ohio. Filter
Ball, William W. , assignor of one-half to A. W. Ball, Indianapolis, Ind. Buggy-seat
Ball, Worthington T., ct. al. (See Borton, Job, assignor.)
Ballantine, Alexander T., assignor to E. B. Ballaritine, Geneva, Ohio. Oiling apparatus
for vertical engines
Ballantine, Ella B. (See Ballantine, Alexander T., assignor.)
Ballard, Andrew J., assignor to Cohoes Iron Foundry and Machine Company, Cohoes,
N. Y. Self-closing hatch-cover
Ballard, Charles J. R.. Oiland, C^al. Paper-weight
Ballard, Levi. (See Port, Ge Hu, assignor.)
Ballin, Frederick, Detroit, Mich. Lock
Ballin, Moritz, New York, and F. Hoff. Brooklyn, N. Y. Coffee-pot attachment
Ballin, Semmy, Hamburg. Germany. Station-indicator
Ballou, George F. (See Rogers and Ballon.)
Ballon, Leavitt A., et al. (See Wilkinson, Clharles E., assignor.)
Ballou, Walter, North Attleborough, Mass. Ornamental cliain
Bally, Eduard, Sohonenwerd, and J. Hartmann, Suhr, Switzerland. Velvet and plush
embroidery
Balme, Jean P. (See Chavanne, Bruyas, and Baline.)
Baltes, Peter J., assignor of one-half to J. B. Donnelly, Oswego, N. Y. Lubricator
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company. (See Van Hoevenbergh, Henry, assignor.)
Baltimore Chrome Works. (See Simon, William, assignor.)
Baltzell, Charles, Altoona, Pa. Cash-conveying mechanism
Balnss, Hamilton, Wayne, Mich. Door-lock
Bamford, George H., Trenton, N. J. Insertible saw-tooth
Bancroft, James. (See Redihough, Thomas, assignor.)
Bancroft, Melvin, Whitestown, N. Y. Clamping-machine
Bandle, Albert J. (See Teipel and Bandle.)
Bang, Ivar A., Paris, and C. A. Sangninetti, Marseilles, France. Extraction of oils and
fats from oleaginous and fatty bodies
291,831
297,742
294,502
292,400
297,339
298.543
290,500
207,101
298,335'
292.276
306,894
291,667
295,325
290,507
293,134
300,188
299.32.1
301,327
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291.r,73
294,180
291.463
300,832
301,550
301,5,51
303,202
294,719
305,040
300,459
303,971
306,377
299,945
296,108
298.544
306.895
291,803
295,143
310,018
294.108
299,940
297,660
294,347
295,326
292,615
298,053
295,474
308.732
300,400
302,375
303,909
297,743
Sept. 23
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Oct. 7
Nov. n
June 17
Jan. 8
Apr. 29
Mar. 4
Jan. 22
Apr. 22
May 13
Apr. 8
Apr. 22
.May 13
Jan. 22
Oct. 21
Jan. 8
Mar. 18
Apr. 8
Feb. 5
.Tune 10
May 27
July 1
July 8
Jan. 15
Feb. 26
J.an. 1
June 24
July 8
July 8
Aug. 5
Mar. 4
Sept. 16
Oct. 14
Aug. 26
Oct. 14
June 10
Apr. 1
May 13
Oct. 21
Jan. 15
Mar. 18
Dec. 30
Feb. 26
June 10
Apr. 29
Mar. 4
Mar. 18
Jan. 29
May 6
Mar. 18
Dec. 2
Oct. 14
July 22
Aug. 19
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279
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1828
728
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1518
497
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1246
775
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881
1702
327
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1205
1829
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1724
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398
458
980
554
1389
451
558
260
730
1123
1075
1013
1900
1719
501
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2040
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Alphabetical Hat of patentees — Continued.
15
Xame, rpsidence, and invention.
Bangs, David E. (See Johnson, Hans, assignor.)
Bangs, David E.. Mcdford, Mass. Vapoi-burner ,
Bangs, Elijah, Provincetown. Mass. Boom and gaff for vessels
Bangs, Frederick E. (See DibWe, Chauncey G., assignor.)
Banigan, Joseph. Providence, R. I. Kubber boot ,
Banker, G-eorgo AV., Brooklyn, N. Y. Composite oil for lubricating, &c .
Banker, George "W., Brooklyn. N. Y. Composite oil for lubricating, &c .
Banker, Horace B., Miuncapolis, Minn. Load-binder
Banks, Charles M., Phila<le1phia, Pa. Button-hole sewing-machine
Banks, John. (See Lowe, Westgatp, and Banks.)
Banning, Walter E.. Syr.ieu.se. N. Y. Sign
Bannister, Lemuel, Philadelphia, Pa. Grate
Bannister, Lemuel, Philadelphia, Pa. Grate
Bannister, Lemuel, and L. Blodget. Philadelphia, Pa. ; said Blodget assignor to said Ban-
nister. Conduit for electric conductors
Bannister, Thomas M., Lone Pine, Cal. Brick-cutting machine
Bannister, Thomas M., Lone Pine, Cal. Brick-kiln
Bapple, James W., Sed.ilia, assignor of one-half to J. Englaender, St. Louis, Mo. Self-drop-)
ping corn-planter and cherk-rower j
Bapterosses, Jean F., Bri.are, Friinoe. Machine for manufacturing buttons
Bapterosses, Jean F., Briare, Loire t, France. Supporting plates, dishes, and other like ar-
ticles of pottery- ware in the saggers in which they are baked
Barbe, Paul, Paris. France, assignor to La Soci6t6 Anonyme Dyn.amite Ifobel, Isleton, TJri,
Switzerland. Cartridge and waterproofing the same
Barber, Adiu M. , .Jersey City, N. J. Sewing-machine
Barber, Adiu M.. Jer.sey City, N. J. Hand sewing-machine
Barber A.9T>halt P.aving Com'nany. (See Knight, William H. H., assignor.)
Barber, Edwin L., Chicago. 111. Filter
Barber, George F., Do K.alb. 111. Nail-holding attachment for hammers
Baiber, George T. (Sre MrDevitt and Barber.)
Barber, J. B., et al. (See Cliarboneau, Pascal B., assignor.)
Barber. .Tames S. (See Ludwig and Barber.)
Barber, John S. (See Ludwis and Barber.)
Barber, Lyman L., Boston, Mass., assignor to B.arber Trimmer Company, PortlancI, Me.
Sewing-machine trimmer
Barber, Michael A ., Noiwich. Conn. Device for truing grindstones
Barber, Thomas, Flathnsh, X. Y. Valve-gear for steam-engines
Baiber, Thomas, Flatbush, N. Y. Lining for cylinders
Barber Trimmer (Company. (See Barber, Lvman L., assignor.)
Barbier, Jean L. F., E.avre. France. Propelling-rudder
B.arbier, L6on Be.«anQon. France. Manufacture of glucose
Barbier, Stanislas, and C. H. CoifBcr. Paris, France. Composition to be used as a substi-
tute for hard India rubber, celluloid, iron, and the like
Barbour, Alfred, Tarentum, Pa. Pipe-wrench
Barbour, Charles S., New Haven, Conn. Extension fruit-dish holder
Barckdall. Beniamin S., Indianapolis, Ind Burglar-al.arm
Barclay, C!harles. (See Miner, Henry M.. assignor.)
Barclay, Robert, deceased: S. A. Ginna, Plalnfield. N. J., and R. A. Donaldson, Brooklyn,
N- Y., executors. Machine for printing metal plates, (fee
Barclay, "William P. , Chicago, III. Abrading-tool
Barclay, William P., Chicago, 111. Car-wheel grinding and turning machine
Barcus, Sylvester. Etna, Ohio. Skid-elevator
Barcus, Willard E., Vinpland, N. J. Measuring-tank
Bard, Cephas L., San Buenaventura, Cal. Combined whip-socket, oilcan, and wrench. . .
Bard, Edmund F., Greenwich. Conn., and G. G. Wagner, Mount Vernon. N. Y. ; said
Wagner assignor to said Bard. Automatic lime-indicator and Idock-signal
Bardo, Peter N., Newport, Ky., assignor to Bourbon Copper and Brass Works, Cincinnati,
Ohio, stm
Bardsley, Joseph, Newark, N. J. Show-stand for cloaks and other goods
Bardsley, Joseph, Newark, N. J. Knob attachment
BardweU, Carlos. (See Nolan, Patrick W., assignor.)
B.are, Georgo K., and J. A. Douglass, Columbiana, Ohio. Composition and manufacture of
brick or artificial stone
Barcndt, Arthur H., and C. W. Carter, San Francisco. Cal. Piston-packing
Barenfauger, Christian W., assignor of one-half to J. H. Mesker, Evansville, Ind. Vehicle-
sprmg .
Barger, Nathaniel S., Hampton, Iowa. Wheel landside-plow
Barger. Nathaniel S., assignor of one-half to T. B. Taylor and W. D. Evans, Hampton,?
Iowa. Sulky plow ]
Barkany, Louis, Baltimore, Md. Clothes-hanger
Barker, Asahel B , Frankfort, 111. Harvester-truck
B<arker, David, assignor to Canton Glass Company, Canton, Ohio. Glass spoon and fork
hold(
Barker, David, assignor to Canton Glass Company, Canton, Ohio.
ufacture of same
Barker, David M.. Harmony, N. Y. Gate
Barker, Era.stus B. (See Lewis .and Barker.)
Barker. Henry C, Sedalia. Mo. Brick-machine
Barker, Irving, Braid wood, lU. Pit-car
Glass caster and man-
292.616
298,545
298,546
294,752
305,782
299,506
305.657
293.702
291,864
297,340
301,203
295,097
305,268
303,788
305,564
309,680
302,810
306.713
306,996
295,327
299,717
296,508
304.774
307.898
307,899
299,612
299,900
304.775
307.830
292,197
308,048
310,132
293,,398
303.609
Barker, James, Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanism for converting rolary into vibrating motion
Barker, Richard, assignor to Electro Amalgamator Company, (limited,) London, England.
Appariitus for extracting gold and silver from their ores. (Reissue)
Barker, Samuel L. (See Barker, Silas and S. L.)
Barker, SUas and S. L., Hartford, Conn. Self-closing faucet
Barker, Volney, Portland, Me. Green-com-cutting machine
298.933
294,181
304,062
300,833
291,833
299.947
301,8.")0
302.646
307.831
291,832
292,401
299,452
297,341
305,415
305,498
308.590
^ 302,820
. 300.556
,; 307,900
,'292,461
,1 10.507
, 291,668
.302,376
Monthly
volume.
Date.
Jan. 29
May 13
May 13
Mar. 11
Sept. 30
June 3
Sept. 23
Feb. 19
Jan. 15
Apr. 22
July 1
Mar. 11
Sept. 16
Aug. 19
Sept. 23
Dec. 23
July 29
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Mar. 18
June 3
Apr. 8
Sept. 9
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
June 3
June 3
Sept. 9
Nov. 11
Jan. 22
Nov. 18
Dec. 30
Feb. 12
Aug. 19
May 20
Feb. 26
Aug. 26
June 24
Jan. 8
June 10
July 15
July 29
Nov. 11
Jan. 8
Jan. 22
May 27
Apr. 22
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Dec. 2
July 29
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Nov. 11
Jan. 29
Aug. 12
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1863
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1829
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836
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567
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list df patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Monthly
volmne.
Date.
Official
Gazette.
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Barker, Volney, Portland, Me. Can-flUing machine
Barlet, Herrman, Ntiremberg. Bavaria, Germany. Paste for cleaning metals
Barley, James H and T. K., Sedalia, Mo. Hay-stacker - - .
Barley, Thomas K. (See Barley, .Tames H. and T. K.)
BarloV. Charles 0., Nevada City, and G. T. Emery, San Francisco, assignors of one-fourth
to J. W. Sprague, Nevada City. Cal. Bock-drill
Barlow, Edward C,, et at (See Thompson and Kice, assignors )
Barlow, Heman G. and J. B. , Grand Rapids, Mich. Device for manifold copying
Barlow, John B. (See Barlow, Heman G. and J. B.)
Barlow. .Tohn H., New Haven, Conn. Cartridge implement
Barlow, John H. , New Haven, Conn. Cartridse implement
Barlow, John H., New Haven. Conn. Cartridge implement
Barlow, Silas V. (See Letteer and Barlow.)
I5armore, Albert K., Benton, Tex. Adding-machine
Barnard, Andrew B.. St. .Joseph, Mo. Seal-lock
Barnard, Charles. (See Seavoy. Lafayette "W., assignor.)
Barnaid, Daniel G., assignor of three-fourths to W. C. Hay, H. H. Bernadou, A. D. Squire,
Winslow, N. J., A. H. and G. Cocbran, Philadelphia, Pa. Automatic adjustable double
telephone-receiver
Barnard, Edward, Home, N. T. Halter
Barnard, Edward, Eome. N. T. Halter
Barnard, George D. (See Knapp, Edward, assignor.)
Barnard, Heman A., Moline, 111. Sectional steam-boiler
Barnard, James T. (See Kogers and Barnard.)
Barnard & Leas Manufacturing Company. (See Leas and Cornwall, assignors.)
Barnard, Philip, Chicago, HI. Engraving •-
Barnard, Thomas H., Chicago, HI. Gate for bridges
Barnes, Amasa S. (See Kinder, Arthur H., assignor.)
Barnes, Amos H., Reno, Nev. Combined truck and step-ladder
Barnes, Benjamin A., Oelwein, Towa. Attachment for lathes
Barnes, Benjamin A.. Oelwein, Iowa. Fastening for watch-bows
Barnes, Brown M. (Sec Beam, Ira R., assignor.)
Barnes, Charles A., "Wrst Liberty. Iowa. Tile-laying maohine
Barnes. Charles 0., assignor of one-half to L. Barnes," Sr., Baldwinsville, N. T. Car-coup-
ling.
Har-
Barnes, Charles W., Crookston, Minn. Cask-hoop fastener
Barnes, Elbridge F. and G. A., New Haven. Conn. Pipe tonga or wrench
Barnes, Elbridge P., and L. C. Strickland, New Haven, Conn. Outside pipe-cutter .
Barnes, Elbridge F., and L. C. Strickland, New Haven, Conn. Steering-wheel
Barnes, Elizur. (Sec Barnes, George S., assignor.)
Barnes, Elmore A., Pittsburg, Pa. Forming shovels
Barnes, Emory, Mount Pleasant, Mich. Pump
Barnes, Emory, Mount Pleasant, Mich. Door-prol ector
Barnes, George A. (See Barnes, Elbridge F. and G. A..)
Barnes, George S., assignor of one-half to E. Barnes. Boston, Mass. Sash-fastener .
Barnes, Leanaer P. , Oreana, 111. Belt-reel for thrashing-machines
Barnes, James F. (See Bowen and Barnes.)
Barnes, John, et ah (See Barnes, "William F., assignor.)
Barnes, John A., Akron, Ohio. Pig-iron breaker
Barnes, John "W. (See Jaeser and Barnes.)
Barnes, Joshua, Bi ooklyn, N. T. Corkscrew
Barnes, Lucien, Sr. (See Barnes, Charles 0.. assignor.)
Barnes, Samuel M. . Fairbury, assignor to W. S. Brooks and J. R. Ashley, Joliet, 111.
vester-trnck
Barnes, W. F., et al. (See Barnes, William F., assignor.)
Barnes, William F., assignor to W. F. and J. Barnes, Rookford, HI. Press
Barnes, William L., and G. B. Sibley, Bennington, Vt. Bridle for paint-brushes
Bamet, John, Lafayette, Ind. Machine for milling off the hub ends of wheel-spokes
Barnet, John, Lafayette, Ind. Drilling-machine
Bamett, George, and H. J. Gosling, assignors to G. and H. Barnett, Philadelphia, Pa. FuU-
erer for file-blanks
Barnett, Henry. (See Barnett and Gosling, assignors.)
Barnett, James, Louisville, Ky. Skid
Barnett, Robert, et al. (See Smith, Benjamin, assignor.)
Barney, Everett H. , Springfield, Mass. Roller-skate and skate-fastening
Barney, Everett H., Springfield, Mass. Roller-skate
Barney, Everett H., Springfield, Mass. Skate-fastening
Barney, Nathan, Brooklvn, N. T. Grip for cable traction railways
Bamhard, Elias, and A. F. Thomas. Troy, Ohio. Grain-harvesting machine
Barnhard, S. P., ft al. (See Slater, Warren G., assignor.)
Bamhart, Henry M. (See Huber and Barnhart.)
Barnhart, Henry M., and E. Huber, Marion, Ohio. Traveling crane. (Reissue)
Bamhurst, Henry R., Erie, Pa. Saw-mill head-block •
Bamikel, Meikel, Burlmgton, Towa. Elevator and conveyer
Barnura, George S. (See Williams, Barnum, and Ives.)
Barnum, James W., New Orleans, La. Cistern
Barnum, .Tames W.. New Orleans, La. Water-cooler and refrigerator
Barnnm, Phineas T. (See Brothwell, Charles R., assignor.)
Barnum Wire and Iron Works, B. T. . (See Gordon, George W., assignor.)
Baron, Alfred L., and W. T. Rnfer, assignors to themselves and B. F. Cockayne, Bellaire,
Ohio. Lantern '
Barr, Cyrus C., Mechanicsburg, Ohio. Rein-holder
Barr, James F., assignor of one-half to A. Brubaker, Ashland, Ohio. Paper, twine, and
sack case for grocers, &c
Barr, Pinckney F., Denver, Colo. Rail-brace
Barr, Samuel, Providence, R. I. Connection for gas-tubes
Barr, Samuel S., Waukon, Iowa. Self- feeding and band-cutting attachment for thrashing-
machines
Barr, Samuel W., Mansfield, Ohio. Sulky-plow
304,063
293,998
302,084
294,430
297,556
293,297
294.955
309,681
293.399
295,514
303.553
293,909
297,963
295,328
302,226
304,690
298.336
307,901
309,018
304,776
297,053
303.253
307.163
301.0e0
304,401
296,719
299,718
306,806
299,719
292,530
306,124
299,100
306,997
304,594
308,648
293,9.34
295,329
303,484
299,. 507
293,298
293.299
294,182
304.488
298,054
10,470
301,472
310,115
295,330
305,269
302,465
309,184
29ai£56
207,661
299,720
296,109
295,613
Aug. 26
Feb. 26
July 15
Mar. 4
Apr. 29
Feb. 12
Mar. 11
Dec. 23
Feb. 12
Mar. 25
Aug. 12
Feb. 26
May 6
Mar. 18
July 22
Sept. 9
May 13
Nov. 11
Dec. 9
Sept. 9
Apr. 15
Aug. 12
Oct. 28
.July 1
Sept. 2
Apr. 15
June 3
Oct. 21
June 3
Jan. 29
Oct. 7
May 27
Oct. 21
Sept. 2
Dec. 2
Feb. 19
Mar. 18
Aug 12
June 3
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
Feb. 26
Sept. 2
May 6
Apr. 22
July 8
Dec. 30
Mar. 18
Sept. 16
July
Dec.
May 13
Apr. 29
June 3
Apr. 1
Mar. 25
1509
1569
1293
117
2117
688
747
1471
824
1489
835
1569
4
1250
1466
530
498
644
601
642
1453
471
1502
4
151
1042
292
1011
293
1925
121
1434
1249
412
84
1491
1251
753
689
691
18.32
262
115
2098
517
2032
1252
1287
17S3
822
2253
294
260
1621
:415
416
'417
357
31
578
184
208
398
222
411
229
433
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C346
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176
158
175
402
128
400
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73
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31
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205
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184
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544
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217
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73
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26
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27
[27
28
29
28
29
27
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27
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750
741
2.52
849
421
567
965
995
593
1117
615
741
528
1066
289
932
629
498
816
943
288
547
302
3
843
213
975
204
975
375
22
823
250
892
714
718
1067
601
922
567
567
783
865
549
412
102
1118
26 1067
28 1068
348
869
687
447
975
52
1141
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
17
Kanio, rosulence, and iuveiition.
BaiT, S;niiii 1 W., llansfipld, Oliio. Siilky-plow-
Ban-. William C, Jeist-v City, X. .T. Vcbiih-wheel
Barr, William C., Jerse'v Citv, N. J. Sat'ety-val\-6
Banath, Edward, Brooklyn. X. Y. Clutch
Bairatli. Edward, Brooklyn. X. Y. Ad.jiistabli' crauk-sUaft
Barreiras. Enrique S.. St.Loui.s, Mo. ilasueyraill
Barrett, Albert. (See IfcDanicl and Barrett.)
Bai rett. Ooleuian. AVestfield. llass. Srovebnisb
Barrett, Edward P., and .T. A. Forster. Holilen, Mo. Clip for neck-yokes. &c
Barrett, Edward P.. and J. A. For.stw. Holden, ilo. Checkrow coruplanter
Barrett, John P. (See Sinnott, Jolui. assignor.)
Barrett, Joseph L.. Ansonia. Conn. CaTpet-strotcher
Barrett, Josiah, Allegheny, Pa. Lil'iiriji-jack
Barrette, Loui.s, Crookstoii, Minn. ■Waaonjack
Barrie. Robert C. (Sve Snyder, ITowaril A,, a.s.sipnor.)
Barrle, Robert C, Philadelpbia, Pa. Jlii-sic stand
Barrody. Jrilm B.. Wondbaren, assignor to Lalauce & Grosjean M.anufactiiring Company,
Xew York, N. T. Tea and coft'ee pot
B.irron. Moses J., and J. Y. Curren, assisnors of one-third to T. Middleton, Joliet, Tli.
Truck
Xo.
Barron, Walter J., Xew York. X. Y., assignor, by mesne assignments, to American Writ-
ing Machine Company, of Xew York. Ty pe-writing machine
Barrows, Francis A., Castleton. Vt. Clevis for reversible plows
Barrows. William X., Philadelphia. Pa. Sand-molding machine _
Barry, George M , Boston, Mass. Skiit .supporter
Bany, John, Xew York, X. Y. Clinical thermometer
Barry, Michael C. Salem, M.iss. Quoin
Barry, Xicholas, Jr., Muscatine, Iowa. Water closet
Barry, Thomas. (See Spry and Barry.)
Barry, William, Syracuse, X". Y. Willow-stnipping machine
Barry, William, Syracuse. X. Y. Door-hangor
Barry, William, assignor to Wales Manufacturing Company, Syracuse, X, Y. Eake
BaiTy, William H.. Xew York, X^. Y. Hat-hanging attachment
Barschig, Charles E. , St. Louis, Mo. Secondary electric clock -
Barstow, Isaac Q.. Reedsville, Ohio. Folding coop
Barstow, William S., Brooklyn, X. Y. Heliostat or porte himiere
Barstow, William S.. Brooklyn, X. Y. Slide-holder for magic-lanterns
Bartel, Rudolph F., Jersey City, X. 0 . Glove
Barth, Ernst, Stanchitz, and O.' Spilger, Dobeln, Germany. Vegetable-cutter
Barthel. A. Edward, Xew York. X. Y. Combination-lubricator
Bartholomew, Andrew. Spriugliold. ilass. Wagon for moving heavy objects
Bartholomew, Sidney W., Castalia, X. C. Elevator for seed-cotton and other materials —
Bartholomew, William, Lambeth, county of Surrey, England. Flushing tank or vessel . -
Bartlett, Andrew J.. Elk Flat, Oreg. Fire-escape ladder
Bartlett, Buel F.. Dunkirk, N. Y. Lubricating compound
Baitlett. Frank J. (Sre Tavlor. George W.. assignor.)
Bai-tlett, Frank K., Springfield, Mass. Safety-gate for elevators
Bartlett, Frederick W., Buffalo. X. Y. JProtecting buildings from vermin, fire, cfcc
Bartlett, Jason T., et al.' (See Kenvon, Charlie E., assignor.)
Bartlett, John W., Moline, 111. Wheel-plow •
Bartlett, John W., assignor to Moline Plow Company. Moline, 111. Wheel-plow
Bartlett, Marv, Detroit, Mich. Clothes-line pole. .-.
Bartlett, X. Gray, Chicago. 111. Firo-extinguishing compound
Bartlett, Samuel II. (See Waite and Bartlett.)
Xew York, X. Y. Telephone-switch
, Washington, D. C. Pneumatic cannon .
Bartlett, Samuel H
Bartlett, Wallace A
Bartlett, Wallace A
Bartlett, Wallace A
Bartlett, Wallace A
Pneumatic cannon .
Pneumatic cannon .
Pneumatic cannon -
Pneumatic cannon .
Pneumatic cannon .
Projectile
Pneumatic cannon .
Washington, D. C.
Washington, D. C.
Washington. D. C.
Bartlett, Wallace A,, Washington, D. C.
Barllett, Wallace A., Washington, D. C.
Bartlett, Wallace A., Washington, D. C.
Bartlett, Wallace A.. Washington, D. C.
Bartliif Charles A., Bartlett. Tenn. Beer-cooler
Barto, Charles G. iSce Morton and Barto.)
Baiton, Abner W., East Hampton, Conn. Call-bell
Barton, Abner AY.. audE. T>. Brain.ard, East Hampton. Conn., assignors to Barton Bell Com-
pany, of Connecticut. Clasp lor sleigh-bell straps
Barton Bell Company. (See Barton and Brainard, assignors.)
Barton Bell Company. (See Brainard, Ellison L., assignor.)
Barton, Edward F., assignor of one-half to T. Grundel, Eavenna, Ohio. Xailing-machine..
Barton, Elijah C East Hampton, Conn., and H. Thomass, Brooklyn, X'.Y. Mechanical toy.
Baiton, George W., Bethlehem, Ky. Fisherman's minnow-bucket - .
Barton, Henry L. (See Flovd and Barton.)
Barton, Joseph, Jackson, Mich. Warming-pan
Barton, Julius M. J., Sydney, Australia. Ventilating marine vessels
Barton, William E., East Hampton, Conn. Bell
Barton, William H. H., Biockton, ilass. Telethermometer
Barton, William H. H., Brockton, Ma.s3. Window-bead fastener
Barton. William E., Bridgewater, Mass. Car-coupling
Bartow, Pierrepont. Ftica. X. Y. Ornamental screw-head
Bartram. Charles E., Fredonia, N. Y. Knockdown fruit-barrel
Barye, Taylor C, et al. (See Park. John S.. assignor.)
Bascom, Austin, assignor of one-half to J. Q. A. and C. D. Campbell, Bellefontaine, Ohio.)
Paper-folding machine S
Bascom, George P.. deceased ; J. F. Bascom administratrix, Halifax, Vt. Plow
Bascom, H. Clay, Troy, X. Y. Stove-grate
Bascom, Josephine F., administratrix. (See Bascom. George P.)
Bashaw, John X. (See Tecktonius and Bashaw.) (Reis.sue.)
Basilevsky, Theodore. (See Davidoft", Alexis, assignor.)
Basinger, James M., assignor of one-fourth to Pratt & Letchworth, Bufialo, X. Y. Har-
ness-loop
2 PAT
298,337
292.617
305,416
303,789
303.790
308,049
308,338
299,901
300,557
300,754
293,400
302,227
300,834
309,682
309,919
295,475
294,431
293,401
292.402
304.896
297.102
293,935
306,210
308,125
298,156
291,485
304.595
302,973
292.198
300.558
302.085
293.300
304.289
295,331
296, SOP
306,461
292.531
294,840
292.462
293,617
304^691
290,720
295,895
300,190
306,050
294,348
294,349
294,350
294.351
294,352
294,353
308 944
308.945
294,183
292,889
308,733
Date.
295.515
303.972
302,086
308.126
306,209
294,184
.305,499
305.500
307.618
309,817
303,2.54
May 13
Jan. 29
Sept. 23
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Xov. 18
X^ov. 25
Juno 3
Jvme 17
June 24
Feb. 12
July 22
June 24
Dec. 23
Dec. 30
Mar. 18
Mar. 4
Feb. 12
Jan. 22
Sept. 9
Apr. 22
Feb. 19
Oct. 7
X^ov. 18
May 6
Jan. 8
Sept. 2
Aug. 5
Jan. 22
June 17
July 15
FelJ. 12
Sept. 2
Mar. 18
Apr. 8
Oct. 14
Jan. 29
Mar. 11
Jan. 29
Feb. 19
Sept. 9
Apr. 15
Apr. 1
June 10
Oct.
Mar.
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Dec.
Dec.
Feb. 26
Feb. 5
Dec. 2
Mar. 25
Aug. 26
July 15
X'ov. 18
Oct. 7
Feb. 26
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Xov. 4
Dec. 30
Aug. 12
302.228 July 22
298.157
307,703
May 6
Xov. 4
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498
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1403
1147
1148
825
1202
492
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1409
1727
1472
1781
14.30
119
826
1748
796
1519
1492
243
915
243
594
414
128
1477
1361
1294
692
5
1254
779
557
1926
613
1930
1068
532
1043
3
883
10
5
7
9
11
13
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495
496
1832
134
20-J
1490
136
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405
315
315
224
329
129
375
440
222
407
472
398
480
395
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487
218
419
411
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1295 358
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1591
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472
1470
244
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593
337
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305
719
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559
572
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893
478
288
1191
253
568
815
1067
154
109
375
940
359
643
923
213
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831
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832
796
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Basinger, James M., assignor of one-fourtli to Pratt & Letchworth, Buffalo, !?■. T. Traoe-
trimminfc -
Basinger, James M., assignor of one-fourth to Pratt & Letcliworth, Buffalo, N. Y. Layer-
loop for harness -
Bastin. "William C, Hed ElephaTit, assignor of one-half to P. W. Best and E. N. Green, Den-
ver, Colo. AVrencU
Bassell, John T., Cincinnati, Ohio, assignor to Attwell Manufacturing Company, Coving-
ton, Kv. Sash-fastener
Basset, Nicolas, Pai is, France. Voltaic battery
Basset, Nicolas, Paris. France. Accumulating-battery
Bassett, Charles W., Newton, Mass. Curtain-roller.--
Bassett, Joel E. and W. E., Cincinnati, Ohio. Hanger for shafting
Bassett, Milton H., New Britain, Conn. G-age for adjusting locks ,
Bassett, Orrin A. (See Washburn, G. Arthur, .issignor.)
Bassett. Orrin A., assignor of one-half to G. A. Washburn, Plainville, Conn.
' ig-tool -
Clapboard-
Bassett, Walter E. (See Bassett, Joel E. and W. E.)
Bastien. Joseph. (See Long, John S., assignor.)
Basye, Taylor C, et al. (See Paik, John Sf, assignor.)
Batcholler, Alfred H. (See Burbank, Jotham H., assignor.)
Batcheller, Alfred H. (See Fifield. .John W. D., assignor.)
Batcheller, Andrew C. Bay City, Mich. Hoop-nailing machine
Batchelor, James P., Hutchinson, Kans. Music-leaf turner
Batchelor, Job, assignor of one-half to A. G. Wood, Camden, N. Y.
Batchelor, Joseph F. , Baltimore, Md. Eailway-car
Batchelor, Joseph F., Baltimore, Md. Eailway-car
Pencil-clasp.
Batchelor, Joseph F. , Baltimore, Md. Car brake and coupling
Batchelor, Joseph F., Baltimore. Md. Combined car and air-brake coupling
Batchelor, Ward, Washington, D. C. Shoulder- brace
Bate, William T., Conshohocken, Pa. Low- water alarm
Bateman, Enoch, Eockford, 111. Guard for barbers' shears
Batemau, Eowland, Birmingham, England. Apparatus for billiard-marking
Bates, Albert J., assignor to Joliet Barbed Wire Company, Joliet, 111. Machine for mak-
ing flat metal barbs
Bates, Carol F. , Hughes Springs. Tex. Mixture for fish-baits
Bates, Edwin M., assignoi- of one-half to J. E. Koll, Springfield, 111. Car-coupling
Bates, Francis C, rt al. (See Mclver, John, assignor.)
Bates, Henry C, Miles, assignor of one -half to Z. De Groat, Preston, Iowa. Tire -tight-
Bates, Mary E., et al. (See Ball, James P., assignor.)
Bates, Theodore C. (See Essex, David, assignor.)
Bates, Theodore C. (See Hill. Lucian, assignor.)
Bates, Theodore C. (See Laflin. Perley, assignor.)
Bates, Theodore C, Noith Brookfield, Mass. Corset-steel fastening -
Bates, Thomas M. (See Earnest, Eohert R., assignor.)
Bateson, Elizabeth, Detroit, Mich. Ash-sifter
Batten, John, Detroit, Mich. Fire-escape
Battershall, Jesse P. (See Houghtoh, Frank H., assignor.)
Battin, Joseph M., Jr., et al. (See Gallaher, Benjamin D., assignor.)
Battson, Arthur L., Morrisburg, Ontario, Canada. Press for sacking bran, sawdust, &c . .
Baude, Emil. Cincinnati, Ohio. Water-closet
Bander, Charles C, Burnside, 111., assignor to himself and G. E. Bauder, Valley City, Dak.i
. Ter. Trace-buckle i
Bauder, George E. (See Bauder, Charles C, assignor.)
Bauer, Adolph. Cincinn.iti, Ohio. Fastening for studs or other articles
Bauer, Charles V. (See Nave and Bauer.)
Bauer, Gottlieb F.. and D. Williams, Springfield, Ohio. Fire-escape
Bauer, Jacob C, Philadelphia, Pa. .Match-box
Bauer, Jacob C, Philadelphia, Pa. Flap-retainer for paper boxes
Bauer, Wilhelm, Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Watchman's time-detector
Baughman, George T., et al. (See Clark, Levi S., assignor.)
Baughman, George T. (See Clark, Franks, and Baughman.)
Baughman, George T., assignor to A. AV. Miller, Bellefontaine, Ohio. Stem-holding device
for watches
Baughn, Robert F., Lexington, Miss. Gate
Baujard, Edmond 0., New York, N. Y. Autoclave to be used in the treatment of fatty
matters
Baum. W. Z , et al. (See Dusenbury, Philip S., assignor.)
Baumbach, Emil, New York, N. Y. Burglar-alarm
Baumeister, Leopold, Bridgeport, Conn. Portable lamp
Bauraer, Francis, Syracuse, N. Y. Finishing wax candles
Baumgardner, Newton L. , Wooster, Ohio. Refrigerator-ear
Baumgardner, Newton L. , Wooster, Ohio. Refrigerator :
Baumgardner, William G., Filer City, Mich. Circular-saw lifter
Baumgartel, Henry. Sturgis, Mich. ' CJlothes-wringer
Baumgarten, Christian, Schulecburg, Tex. Cotton-baling press
Baumhoiif, George W., assignor of two-thirds to .J. H. Maxonand J. C. Llewellyn, St. Louis,
Mo. Turntable for transferring street-cars from one track to another
Baumle, .John, Milwaukee, Wis. Hoop-flaring machine
Baumotte, Hermann, Vossnaiken, near Kupferdreh, Prussia, Germany, assignor to himself)
and R. Noggerath, St. Johann on Saar. Hydraulic motor J
Baur, August, Cologne, Germany. Lubricator
Bausch, Edward, Rochester, N. Y. Binocular microscope
Bausch, John J., Rochester, N. Y. Machine for grinding spectacle-lenses
Baush, Christian H., Holyoke, Mass. Machine for chiuehilla-flnishing cloth
Bausman, David H., Lancaster, Pa. Wind-engine
Bawo & Dotter. (See Mattoni, Henry W., assignor.)
Baxter, Charles 0., St. Louis, Mo. Picture-frame
Baxter, Duke F., Rochester, N. Y. Dampening device
Baxter, Duke F., assignor of one-fourth to F. A. Baxter, Rochester, N. Y. Button or stud
fastener '.
No.
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308,734
291,129
.303,414
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304,064
295,516
309,683
299,902
300,937
303,791
304.157
307,902
300,435
291,272
297,964
298,815
305,369
306,896
298,272
296,306
299,326
2t7,054
304,596
299,721
294.185
298,934
30.-1, 6.'58
304,898
295,0!'8
296,510
305,882
302,087
297,055
309,515
303,792
295,332
301.328
303,703
303,794
305.883
309.284
302,880
Apr. 1
Deo. 2
Jan. 1
Aue. 12
Sept. 9
Oct. 7
July 29
Nov. 4
Jan. 29
Aug. 26
Mar. 25
Dec. 23
June 3
June 24
Aug. 19
Aug. 26
Nov. 11
June 17
Jan. 1
May 6
May 20
Sept. 16
Oct. 21
May 6
Apr. 8
May 27
Apr. 15
Sept. 2
June 3
Feb. 26
May 20
Sept. 23
Sept. 9
Mar. 11
Apr. 8
Sept. 30
July 15
Apr. 15
Dec. 33
Aug. 19
Mar. 18
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July
Aug
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Sept. 30
Dec. 16
July
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301,950 I Julv 15
291,273 ! Jan. 1
296,381
308,127
293,217
291,130
304.402
299,325
306,462
302,681
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Nov.
Feb.
Jan.
Sept.
May
Monthly
volume.
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Gazette,
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July 29
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1705
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415
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1224
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953
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2087
1295
1455
1245
1151
1255
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1152
1153
2089
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917
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148
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1703
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alplidbetical list of patentees — Continued.
19
Name, residence, and invention.
Baxter, Frances A. (See Baxter, Duke P., assignor.)
Baxter, Samnel, Great St. Helens, London, Ensland. Capstan for working chain oaiiles . .
Baxter, 'VVilliam, Jer.^ey City, N. J., assignor to Uydrodynamic Transmitter Company,
New York, N. Y. Eecii)roc.ating hydro-transmitter
Baxter, "Wilham. Jr.. Jersey City. N. J. Airtiglit electric-arc lamp
Bayles, Alfred G., New York, N. Y. Combined wrench and gage for gas-service-pipe-
c'ocks
Bayles, Thomas S., assignor of two-thirds to T. R. Wood and A. J. Somerville, Toronto,
Ontario. Canada . Wire-spooling machine
Bayles, William H., Fort Jefferson, N. Y. Faucet-corkscrew
Bayley, WiUiam. (See Wliiteley and Bayley.)
Ba'ynes, Richard, and J. Fearenside, Ji-.. Lirerpool, connty of Lancaster, England. Puri-
fying or refining petrolenm and otlier distillable oils
Bayrer, William J., Southington, Conn. Scissors and shears
Bazill, Joseph F., Christianshnrg, Ohio. Lifting-jack
Beach, Alexander H., Flint, Mich. Clip for securing irregular surfaces together
Beach, Alexander H. and R. H., Flint, Mich. Wagon-pole
Beach, Allen J.. Flint, Mich. Wagon running-geax
Beach, Allen J. , Flint, Mich. Wagon rnnning-gear
Beach, Allen J., Linden, Mich. Thimhle-skein for wagons
Beach, Allen J., Linden, Mich. Axle-truss
No.
Beach, Frederic G., Albion, N. Y. Paper-folding machine
Beach, Henry H., Rome, N. Y. Removing tannic acid from coffee
Beach, James C. et al. (See Coles, David H., assignor.)
Beach, Morgan W. (See Shepard, Wilbur L., assignor.)
Beach, Mvron W. (See Culver and Beach.)
Beach, Ralph H. (See Beach, Alexander H. and R. H.)
Beach, Ralph H., Flint, Mich. Forging-machine
Beacli. Sarah A. (See Beach, Scott J. and S. A.)
Beach, Scott J. .and S. A., Norfolk, Va. Combined folding chair and bath-tub
Beach, William W., New York, N. Y. Insulator for electric wires
Beach, William W., New York, assignor of one-half to C. V. Goddard, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Button
Bar-
Beach, WiUiam W., Brooklyn, assignor to Standard Oil Company, New York, N. Y.
rel-cleaning machine
Beal, Ezra F., assignor, by mesne assignments, to himself and S. Snow, Everett, Mass.
Lasting-machine. (Reissue)
Beal, George, Oilman, Iowa. Flaxseed-cleaner
Beal, Mart A., assignor of one-half to J. A. GrifBn, Chicago, HI. Separating oil from the
earth used in refining oils or fats '.'
Beal, Samuel, assignor of one-half to W. L. Fay, Elyria, Ohio. Machine-brace
Beal, William C, Fernandina, Fla. Spark-arrester
Beal, William C, assignor of one-half to T. Starbuck, Fernandina, Fla. Car-coupling
Beal, William R., New York, N. Y. Hydraulic main for gas-works
Beale, John F., Washington, D. C. Hot-air register
Be.ale, Joseph G. (See McTighe .and Beale.)
Beale, Weisel, Shawneetown.'Mo. Necktie-fastener
Beals, Isaiah A., Brockton, Mass. Shoe
Beals, Isaiah A., Brockton, Mass. Cutting shoe-gores
Beals, James H., -Jr. (See Smith, Fredrick J., assignor.)
Beals, Lazelle F., Marquette, Mich. Tinsmith's roller ,
Beam, Henry T., assignor of one-half to W. C. Jones and T. Aten, Robinson, HI. Car-coupling
Beam, Henry T., assignor of two-thirds to W. C. Jones and T. Aten, Robinson, lU. (Dar-
coupling -
Beam, Henry T., assignor of three-eighths to W. C. Jones and T. Aten, Robinson, HI. Car-
coupling -
Beam, Ira R., assignor of one-third to B. M. Barnes, Dryden, N. Y. Engraving-machine -
Beam, John A., Baden, Ontario, Canada. Thrashing-machine
Beaman, Charles F., Chicago, 111., assignor to Wellsville Plate and Sheet Iron Company,?
Wellsville, Ohio. Machine for wiring sheet-metal pans 5
Beam.an, Charles F., Chicago, HI., assignor to Wellsville Plate and Sheet Iron Company,
Wellsville. Ohio. Machine for bending wire
Beams. .Tames E.. Cold Water, Ohio. Sulky-harrow
Bean, Albert B., New Haven, Conn. Index-gage for driUing-machines
Bean, Augustus, Concord, N. H. Universal joiner
Bean, Edward D., Chelsea, Mass. Police chain-nippers
Bean, Frank, Medford, Mass. Sewing-machine
Bean, Frank L., et al. (See Doty, .John C, assignor.)
Bean, Jacob H., Macon, 111. Tooth for horse hay-rakes J
Bean, James M., Watertown, Mass. Can and case
Bean, John and R., assignors to Tricycle Manufacturing Company, Springfield, Ohio.
Wheelban'ow .' '.
Bean, Roscoe. (See Bean, John and R.)
Bean, Rufus E. (See Poor and Bean.)
Beane, George, Windsor, Ontario, Canada. Governor attachment
Bear, John H., West M.anchcster, Pa. Grinding-mill
Bear, Samuel, Brooklyn, assignor of three-fourths to L. Schlesinger, S. H. Carr, and J.
Bluinauer, New York, N. Y, Amalgamating-table
Bear, Samuel. Brooklyn, assignor of three-fourths to L. Schlesinger, S. H. Carr, and J,
Blumauer, New York, N. Y. Am.algamating .apparatus '.
Beard. Cornelius. (See Turner, William B., assignor.)
Beard, (jomelius. (See Turner and Mann' assignors.)
Beard, Cornelius, Now York, N. Y. Locomotive-brake
Beard, Ely B., and J. R. Bruce, Gadsden, Ala. Chum •.
Beard, George M., Aubui-n, Tnd. Windmill ^
Beard. <Tohn, et al. (See Cook, Oharles O.. assignor.)
Beard, Thomas, assigoior of one-half to A B. Walker, Kokomo, Ind. Saw-buck
Beardslee, William P., Boston, Mass. Sewing-machine trimmer
Beardslee, William F., Boston, Mass. Trimming attachment for sewing-machines .
Beardslee, WiUiam F., Boston, Mass. Trimming .attachment for sewing-machines
303,106
292,779
306,998
310,019
293,842
301,425
299,324
295,718
293,703
291,134
291,131
291,132
291,133
294,000
296,382
303,255
300,436
298,055
308,456
294,563
292,780
293,843
10,454
294,841
298,816
296,268
300,191
307,704
307,619
310,116
300,192
297,103
303,256
303.415
298, M7
300,299
306,378
29,5,853
296,111
291,834
296,269
293,621
300,038
298,056
298,158
309,516
301.660
298,338
301,473
304,597
294,956
307,081
307,082
309,122
306,999
299,327
291,669
294,432
295,896
295,897
Date.
Aug. 5
Feb. 5
Oct. 21
Dec. 30
Feb. 19
July 1
May 27
Mai-. 25
Feb. 19
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Feb. 26
Apr. 8
Aug. 12
June 17
May 6
Nov. 25
Mar. 4
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
Feb. 26
Mar. 11
May 20
Apr. 1
June 10
Nov. 4
Nov. 4
Dec. 30
June 10
Apr. 22
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
May 20
June 10
Oct. 14
Mar. 25
Apr. 1
Jan. 8
Apr. 1
Feb. 19
June 10
M.ay 6
6
Dec. 23
July 8
May 13
July 8
Sept. 2
Mar. 11
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Dec. 9
Oct. 21
May 27
Jan. 8
Mar. 4
Apr. 1
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280
1375
2037
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1079
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380
266
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1520
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1032
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262
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly Official
volnrae. Gazette.
p.
tS
Beardslee, "William E., Clifton, 111. Mechanical power
Beardsley, 'Willlaiu H., assignor of one-half to J. E. Camphell, Hamilton, Ohio. Chair .
Beare, .Joseph H. , Tombstone, Ariz. Tor. Boiler-scraper
Bearup, Henry I., Elkhart, Ind., assignor of one-half to W. Smith. Adrian, Mich. Furnace-
door
Beasley, Joseph, Handsworth, county of Stafford, England, assignor to J. H. Mitchell,
Philadelphia, Pa. Piiiifying iron
Beasley, Maria E.. Philadelphia, Pa., and E. M. Hugentobler, Now York, N. Y. ; said Hn-^
gontobler assignor to said Beasley. Barrel-making machine S
Beasley Maria E., Philadelphia, Pa., and E. M. Hugentobler, New York, N. Y.; said Hu
gentobler assignor to said Beasley. Barrel-stave-shaping machine
Beatley, "William H., Humansville, Mo. Adding-machine
Beatty, Alvin 0. (See Beatty, "William L.. H. L., and A. O.)
Beatty, Harvey L. (See Beatty, "William L., H. L., and A. 0.)
Beatty, "William L., II. L., and A. O., "Wetland, Ontario, Canada. Hoisting-machine
Beaty, "William D., Mannington. W. Va. Car-signal
Beauilreau, Frank. (See Traviss, Henry H-, assignor.)
Boandry, Zotiqne, Lynn, Mass. Machine for buinishing the soles of boots or shoes
Beaulieu, ■Joseph, assignor of one-half to L. Beaulieu, "Worcester, Mag.s. Lasting-jack
Beaulieu, Levi. (See Beaulieu, .Joseph, assignor.)
Beaumont, David G., Laredo, Tex. Stamp and envelope moistener
Beanpain, Louis, Springfield, Ohio. Velocipede
Beaupied, Joseph, San Juan, Porto Eico, West Indies. Cover for culinary and other recep-
lacles
Beaupied. Joseph, S;m Juan, Porto Rico, West Indies. Car-wheel and axle
Beazley, James H., Grapcland, Tex. Combination-tool
Leazley, Joseph 0., and I. L. Morris. Baltimore. Md. Combined fruit parer and seeder ,
Bcazley. Robert H., Fayette, Mo. Shading-pen ,
Bebec, Follen. (See Glover, Henry, assignor.)
Beoh6, Jean, Hiickeswagen, Prussia, Germany. Turbine water-wheel
Bechtel, George M., Reading, Pa. Shutter-bolt
Bechtel. John'R., Readin", Pa. Tailor'.s measure
Beck, Charles F., Paiis, France, assignor to T. S. Harrison, Philadelphia, Pa. Incandes-
cent electric lighting
B ck, Chailes F., Paris, France, assignor to T. S. Harrison, Philadelphia, Pa. Incandes-
cent lamp -
Beek, Frederick, New York, N. Y. Molding or other irregular surface
Beck, Joseph, assignor to Metzger Rubber Co., New Haven, Conn. Button-hole in india-
rubber goods
Beck, Mahlon. and A. McRoroy, Excelsior Springs, Mo. Drag-saw frame
Beck, Oliver C, Rickreal, Oreg. Draft-equalizer .
Beck, Robert M., Chambersburg, Pa. Circular-saw mill
Beck, Sophus C, Philadelphia, Pa.
Beck, "Washington, Pittsburg, Pa.
Beck, "Washington, Pittsburg, Pa.
Beck, "Washington, Pittsburg, Pa.
Beck, "Washingfon, Pitt.sburg. Pa.
Becker, August J., and J. B. Young,
Hair-front
Plunger for pressing glass
Manufacture of glass handles for trays, &c
Packing-ring or bushing for glass-presses
Glass-moid
Mount Carrael, Pa. Safety-catch for elevators
Reietition-ac-
Omamental
Becker, Emil. (See Garland and Becker.)
Becker, Francis L., New York, N. Y. Upright-piano action
Becker, Francis L., New York, N. Y., assignor of one-fourth to G. Becker.
tion for pianos
Becker, Frank, assignor to R. F. Simmons & Co., Attleborough Falls, Mass.
chain and making'the same
Becker, George, Mansfield. Ohio. Wagon end-gate
Becker, Gustav. (See Becker, Francis L., assignor.)
Becker, Henry H.', Chicago, 111. Polishing compound
Beckei', Leander, "York, Pa. Fertilizer-distributer for grain-drills
Becker, Louis, assignor to Jackson & Tucker, Baltimore, Md. Manufacturing ferrated
malt liquors
Becker, Peter, Chicago, HI. Stop-cock
Becker, Theodore, assignor to Hocking Valley Manufacturing Company, Lancaster, Ohio.
Grain-drill
Becker, Theodore H., Central City, Colo. Amalgamator
Beckerle & Co., William. (See Nutt, Joseph, assignor.)
Beekloy, A. J. (See Tuttle, James, assignor.)
Beckra'aun, August, St. Louis, Mo. Chain-pump
Beckwith Auto-Pneumatic Railway Signal Company. (See Beckwith, Walter C, assignor-.)
Beckwith, Leonard F. , New York, N. Y. , assignor to Fire Proof Building Company of New
Jersey. Conduit for steam-pipes
Beckwith, Samuel, assignor to "Western Wheel Scraper Company, Mount Pleasant, Iowa.
Wheeled road-scraper" '
Beckwith, Walter C, Allegheny, assignor to Beckwith Auto-Pneumatic Railway Signal
Company, Pittsburg, Pa. Railway-signal
Beckwith, Walter 0.7 Allegheny City, assignor to Beckwith Auto-Pneumatic Railway Sig-
nal Company, Pittsburg, Pa. ' Railway-signal - . . ;
Beckwith, William H., Latrobe, Pa. Ciiko-oven door
Bedford, Joseph T., assignor to M. F. Koch. New York, N. Y. Automatic scale
Bee, Joseph. (See Kollberg. Fredrick L., assignor.)
Beebe, Charles S., Racine, Wis. Road-cart . . .'
Beebe, George P., Hoinellsville, N. Y. Pump
Beebe, George H. iSte Fisher and Beebe.)
Beebe, Lyman C, Villisca, assignor of one-half to R. Truman, Afton, Iowa. Gas-generator.
Beebe, Lyman C. , Villisca, assignor of one-half to R. Truman, Afton, Iowa. Carburetor
Beechey, Chailes G., Liverpool, England. Gas-regulating valve for gas-engines
Beedle (fe Kelly Company. (See Stevenson, Adolphus W., assignor.)
Beegen, Georg, Detroit, Mich. Mug
Beehler, William H., Newport, R. I. Electric automatic recording apparatus for weighing-?
machines 5
304,158
294,433
295,854
303,257
302,0P8
300,193
300,194
297,342
292,781
295,144
310.117
297,557
303,107
295,333
291,022
291,274
302,229
295.476
292,782
300,571
291.023
305,501
303,357
303,358
303,356
308.029
297,558
306,211
299,194
300. "-8
301,329
301. S30
.301,426
301,427
296,511
304,777
297,908
301,661
295,099
296,112
303,973
307,620
303,554
297,488
293,936
294,434
294,3.54
301,081
299,101
299.102
307,258
305,270
292.277
309,756
298.057
298,0.58
306,314
294,564
299,328
Aug. 26
Mar. 4
Mar. 25
Aug. 12
July 15
June 10
June 10
Apr. 22
Feb. 5
Mar. 18
Dec. 30
Apr. 29
Aug. 5
Mar. IS
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
July 22
Mar. 18
Feb. 5
Oct. 14
J.an. 1
Sept. 23
Aug. 13
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
Nov. 11
Apr. 29
Oct. 7
May 27
June 24
July 1
July 1
July 1
.TulV 1
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Sept. 9
Apr. 29
Julv 8
Mar. 11
Apr. 1
Aug. 26
Nov. 4
Aug. 12
Apr. 22
Feb. 19
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
July 1
May 27
May 27
Oct. 28
Sept. 16
Jan. 22
Dec. 23
May 6
May 6
Oct. 7
Mar. 4
May 27
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123
1923
474
1296
887
891
1833
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2035
2118
284
1256
10
324
1471
1431
5
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11
1592
597
598
596
794
2119
245
1549
1817
329
331
449
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781
643
2546
757
954
263
1393
267
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabet'wal list of patentees — Contiuued.
21
Name, residence, and invention.
Beek, John O., Pleasant Plains. 111. Plow
Beekman, Isaac K., Dul)uque, Iowa. Elevator-gate attachment
Beeler, Presley, Jeflersou County, Ky. Cultivator
Beeman, Josepli S., London, England. Support for tilameuts of incandescent lamps
Beeman, Joseph S., London, England. Reflector for incandescent lamps
Beeman, Joseph S., W. Taylor, and F. King, London, England. Secondary -battery regu-
lator
Beers, George S., New Milford, Conn. Machine for turning buttons
Beers, John H. (See Kidge, Joseph, assignor.)
Beers, John H., et al. (See Ridge, .Toseph, assignor.)
Beery, George "W., Jr. (See Slye, Linneous T., assignor.)
Beery, Samuel M., Omaha, Nebr. CaT -plat form
Beery, Samuel M., assignor to liimself, I. M. Smith, and C. S. Higgins, Omaha, Nebr.
Kail-
chair.
Beetle, James C, New Bedford, Mass. Button-hook
Beets, Elisha. (See Durnell and Beets.)
Beeuwkes, Henry, Jr., Paterson, N. J. Self-adjusting match-box holder
Beggs, Eugene, Paterson, N. J. Liquid or water gage
Begole, Josiah W., et al. (See Mark, Charlie E., assignor.)
Beher, Cail, assignor to E. Mayer, Kouigstein, Saxony, Germany. Horn button and man-
ufacturing the same
Behlen, Charles A., Cincinnati, Ohio. Vehicle-spring
Behlen, Charles A., assignor of one -half to G. Moerlein, Cincinnati, Ohio. Vehicle-
spring .
Behn, Henry A. , Union, N. J. Machine for cutting button-holes
Behnsen, Henry F., Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. Cigar-bundling macliine
Behr. Hans C, assignor of one-half to W. I. Sallield, San Francisco, Cal. Balanced rotary
valve
Behr, Hans C, assignor of one-half to- "W. I. Salkeld, San Francisco, Cal. Balanced rotary
valve '-
Behr, Hans C, assignor of one-half to W. I. Salkeld, San Francisco, Cal. Balanced rotary
valve
Behr, Hans C, assignor of one-half to W. I. Salkeld, San Francisco, Cal. Engine-valve . .
Behr, Hans C, assignor of one-half to W. I. Sallield, San Francisco, Cal. Balanced slide-i
valve.
Behrons, Charles B., et al. (See Boorman, William, assignor.)
Behrens, Frank, et al. (See Behiens, Henry, assignor.)
Behrons, Frederick, et al. (See Behrens. Henry, assignor.)
Behrens, Heniy. assignor to F., L., F., and J. H. Behrens and E. Hallett, Huntinghurg, i
Ind. Grain-binder ;
Behrons, John H., et al. (See Behrens. Henry, as.signor.)
Behrons, Louis, et al. (See Behrens. Henry, a.ssiguor.)
Behrens, Sigmund, et al. (Si-e Boonuan. William, assignor.)
Beidlcr, Jac^b H., Mount Pulaski, 111. Car-coupling
Beierraeister, Fredrick, Jr., Troy, N. T. Button-hole
Beiermeister, Fredrick, Jr., Tioy, N. Y. Collar
Beiersdorf, Jacob. (See Bunker, AVilliam I., assianor.)
Beile, Charles, Brooklyn, assignor to Beile & Sulzer, New York, N. Y. Electric door-
pull '.
Beile & Sulzer. (See Beile. Charles, assignor.)
Bcilman. William E., Buffalo, N. Y. Stove-pipe damper
Beindorf, William M.. Litchfield, 111. Tractiou-wheel
Belcher, Frank S. and J. B., Charlotte, Mich. Buckle ,
Belcher, George E., Stoughton, Mass. Last-block I'astener
Belcher, George E., Stoughton, Mass. Last-block fastener. (Reissue)
Belcher. Henrv F., Irvington, N. J. Mosaic of glass and lead glazing
Belcher, JohnB. (See Belcher. Frank S. and J. B.)
Belcher, John B., Charlotte, Mich. Overshoe or arctic
Belcher, John B., CJharlotte, Mich. Shoe
Belcher, John B., Chai lotte, Mich. Drier for fruit, &c
Belcher, Orlando F. , Winthrop, Mass. Cartridge-loading machine
Beldam, Asplan, London, county of Middlesex, England. Packing for stuffing-boxes
Belden, Edwin S., S.in Francisco, Cal. Line-indicator for type-writing machines
Belden, Henry S., Canton, Ohio. Vapor-hnrner for lighting pui-poses
Balding, Charles E., Malvern. Ohio. Nut lock
Belding, Thomas C, AVaynesburg, assignor of one-half to T. C. Snyder, Canton, Ohio.
Plow
Belding, Thomas C, Waynesburg, assignor of one-half to T. C. Snyder, Canton, Ohio.
Plow ■... .-
Belding, Thomas C, Waynesburg, assignor of one-half to T. C. Snyder, Canton, Ohio.
Jointer for plows
Belford, George W., Princoville, 111. Wire-carrier
Belknap, Charles E., Grand Eapids, Mich. Sleigh knee
Belknap, Ethelbert, assignor to Yonkers Hat Mamifacturing Company, Yonkers, N. Y.
Holler for sizing or felting hat-bodies
Belknap, Ethelbeit, assignor to Yonkers Hat Manufacturing Company, Yonkers, N. Y.
Roller for sizing and felting hat-bodies
Belknap, Jackson 0., Mobile, Ala. Toy
Belknap Manufacturing Company. (See Ellis, David T., assignor.)
Belknap Manufacturing Companv. (See Webster. Benjamin, assignor.)
Bell, Albert H. (See Bell, Mathi'as R. and A. H.)
Bell, Alexander H., and A. Fuller. New York, N. Y. Marine-engine governor
Bell, Calvin J., et nl. (See Haltora, Samuel, assignor.)
Bell, Edwin C, Titusville, Pa. Type-holder
Bell, Enos, Minneapolis, Minn. Platform-scale
Bell, George W., St. Joseph, Mo. Weather-strip
Boll, John, et al. (See Haltom. Samuel, assignor.)
Bell, John E., assignor to J. W. Cole and R. L. Armistead, Nashville, Tenn. Vehicle-
wheel
No.
307,621
300,677
202.091
291,464
292,403
Date.
291,46,T
304,065
303,108
307,259
294,186
299,508
292,532
304.252
296,113
307,000
299.329
297,220
305,130
305,131
305.132
305,133
305,134
305,135
296,114
291.486
298,722
294,842
300.559
304,598
291,275
300,195
10,534
303,359
296,115
302,089
307,741
30.5,136
292,783
307,164
306,125
296,383
301,428
305,995
307,832
294.843
308,591
Nov. 4
June 17
Jan. 15
Jan. 1
Jan. 22
Jan. 1
Aug. 26
Aug. 5
Oct. 28
Feb. 26
June 3
Jan. 29
Aug. 26
Apr. 1
Oct. 21
Mav 27
Apr. 22
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Apr. 1
.Jan. 8
May 20
Mar. 11
June 17
Sept. 2
Jan. 1
June 10
Oct. 28
Aug. 12
Apr. 1
.Tulv 15
Nov. 11
Sept. IB
Feb. 5
Oct. 28
Oct. 7
Apr. 8
July 1
Sept. 30
Nov. 11
Mar. 11
Dec. 2
Monthly
volume.
304.253 I Aug. 26
' 1
304.254 ; Aug. 26
302,230 July 22
297,343
294,355
291,276
308,735
268
1.508
1342
.501
1748
501
1519
285
1627
1836
1927
1762
264
12.54
1715
1680
1090
1091
1093
1094
1095
1097
266
594
961
615
1362
420
324
894
1842
600
266
1297
426
1102
6
1503
122
627
451
2226
556
616
3
1763
1764
1472
Bell, John H. (See Brock. William E., assignor.)
Bell, .Toseph. (See Lee and Bell.)
Bell, M.athias R. and A. H., Springfield, Ohio. Quilting attachment for sewing-machines.
Bell, Thomas, Shelby City, Ky. Corn planter
72
420
377
1.58
487
1.58
417
433
500
3
(539
^540
4fl
76
334
492
458
298
299
299
300
f 300
^301
301
302
76
168
268
170
375
116
91
240
497
165
76
358
119
302
2
401
32
173
121
617
151
170
1
481
482
408
1835 499
19
325 91,92
205 1 53
527 i 148
1529 I 420
; 292,619 Jan. 29 : 2044 I 568
Otficial
Gazette.
Apr. 22
Mar.
Jan.
Dec.
296,307 Apr. 8
300,678 June 17
419
1222
259
100
26 ' 337
26
28
27
I 26
28
>28
27
26
27
26
27
28
26
27
29
28
27
28
29
28
26
29
29
27
28
28
29
26
29
28
28
28
27
26
26
29
27
100
752
508
325
7.84
922
797
53
251
876
333
1034
1033
28 ! 1035
28 ! 1035
'28 ! 1036
1036
53
114
724
940
1191
894
59
1096
363
571
53
253
457
1037
444
302
23
124
84
1254
480
941
699
797
797
290
363
833
59
736
105
1222
.<94
22
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphahetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Bell, "Vernon. (See Nixon, Jane, assignor.)
Bell, WUUam. (See Lipsey, Andrew B., assignor.)
Bell, "William G-., Allegheny City, Pa. Eegenerative steel furnace and brick employed
therein
Meat-cutting machine.
Bell, "William G., Boston, Mass.
Bell, "William G., and "W. P. Gay, Boston, Mass., assignors to said Bell. Clutch mechanism
Bellali, "William N"., St. Jo, Tex. Needle-threader for sewing-machines
Bellamy, Charles L. , Arlington, N. J. Tool-handle
Bellamy, Charles L., Arlington, N. J. Gage
Bellinger, Kohert M., Blisstield, Mich. Fruit-drying rack
Bellows, Stephen H., Athol, Mass. Combined bevel and J-square :
Bellows, Stephen H., Athol, Mass. Calipers -
Bellows, Stephen H., assignor to Standard Tool Company, Athol, Mass. Caliper-rule
Belt, Benjamin F. (See Graves and Belt.)
Beltz, Albert, "Wausan, "Wis. Boot
Beltz, Samuel, "Wilmington, Del. Fire-escape
Belvin, John A. et al. (See Herzog, Moritz. assignor.)
Bemis. Barna. "Worcester, Mass. Shoe-last
Bemis, George "W., Sr., Cincinnati, Ohio. Changeable gage-truck
Bemis, Sumner A., Spring6eld, Mass. Car -truck
Bemis, Sumner A., Springfield, Mass. Journal-brass
Bemis, Sumner A., Springfield, Mass. Car-axle box
Bemis, Sumnor A., Springfield. Mass. Truss-plate for car-trucks
Bender, Edwin, Philadelphia, Pa. Frying-utensil
Bender, John, Deunquat. Ohio. Eailway-rail joint
Bender, John "W. (See Denise and Bender.)
Bender, Lewis. (See "Walter and Bender.)
Bender, Oscar N., et al. (See Draper, Oscar M., assignor.)
Bender, Oscar N., et al. (See "Weaver, Albert S., assignor.)
Bendt, "William. (See Hutchinson, Cliarl(_'S, assignor.)
Bendy, Napoleon B., Galveston, Tex. Sash-fastener
Benecia Agricultural "Works. (See Eobinson, Alexander, assignor.)
Benedict, Arthur L., Ocean Beach, N. J. Clothes-drier
Benedict, Arthur L., Ocean Beach, N. J. "Window-screen
Benedict & Bumham Manufacturing Company. (See HaUas, James G-., assignor.)
Benedict & Bumham Manufacturing Company. (See Kitson, George !L., assignor.)
Benedict, E. J., it al. (See Alderman, Eli M., assignor.)
Benedict, Elias U., Aurora, HI. Car-truck
Benedict, Horace H., assignor to C. E. Kendall, Buffalo, N. Y. Tube-cleaner for boilers. - .
Benedict, John G. (See Bradford and Benedict.)
Benedict, Marsena, New York, N. Y. Seat
Benell, Zacbariah A., Fredonia, Kans. Bolster-sprmg for wagons
Benell, Zachariah A., Fredonia, Kans. "Wagon-bolster
Bening, Hermann, assignor to himself and C. A. Weller, New York, N. Y. Compound for
the manufacture of artificial stone
Benjamin, Ammi B. , Kelloggsville, Ohio. Spark-arrester
Ben^'amin, Edwin, South E vanston, Til. Planer-knife
"Wood-planing machine
Jointing attachment for planing-machines - .
Underground pipe or conduit for electrical con-
Benjamin, Edwin, South Evanston, 111.
Ben,ianiin, Edwin, South Evanston, HI.
Benjamin, George H., Short Hills, N. ■!
ductors
Benjamin, JohnH., Saginaw, Mich. Log-binder
Benjamin, Myron E., Cleveland, Ohio. Tray-machine
Benjamin, Park, New York, N. Y. Telei^hone-case
Benjamin, "William A., Cleveland, Ohio. Car-coupling
Benner, Lorenzo D., Peoria, assignor to L. G. Fisher, Jr., Chicago, HI. Paper bag
Bennett, Andrew K., assignor to Bennett Automatic Printing Press F'eed Company, Utica.
N. Y. Automatic paper-feed for prlnting-jiresses -
Bennett, Anthony A., West Stratford, Conn. Faucet
Bennett Automatic Printing Press Feed Company. (See Bennett, Andrew E., assignor.)
Bennett, Benjamin F., Lockport, N. Y. Fire-escape
Bennett, Benjamin F., Lockport, N. Y. Salf-aljusting fulcrum-lever wrench
Bennett, Charles H., Blossburg, Pa. Lamp
Bennett, Charles H., Cheltenham, assignor of one-fourth to J. B. Eohrer, Lancaster, Pa.
Attachment for bottle-stoppers
Bennett, Daniel, Logan , Ohio. Bed-bottom
Bennett, Daniel, assignor of one-third to S. G. Bennett, Logan, Ohio. Fire-escape
Bennett, Dexter F. (See Learned, .James M., assignor.)
Bennett, EdwardL., Binghamton N. Y. Ennning-gear for vehicles
Bennett, Felix A., Prather, Ind. Shaft-buckle for^liarness
Bennett, George S. (See Finch, John M., assignor.)
, and T. S. Fitch, San Francisco, Cal. Pilot or wheel-guard
. F., Cranbury, N. J. Air-injector for furnaces
(See Hyde, Kirklcy, assignor.)
(See M^oore, Albert M., assignor.)
et al. (See Taylor and Hyde, assignors.)
Bennett, George "W .
Bennett, George W.
Bennett, James "W., et al.
Bennett, James "W., et al.
Bennett, James "W.,
Bennett, John B., et al. (See Gilliland, James F., assignor.)
, Pitt.sburg, Pa.
Pittsburg, Pa.
, Pittsburg, Pa.
Bennett, John F., Pittsburg, Pa.
Bennett, John F., Pittsburg, Pa.
Bennett, John F., Pittsburg, Pa.
Bennett, John F.,
Bennett, John F.,
Bennett, John F.,
Bennett, John F., Pittsburgh Pa.
Bennett, John F., Pittsburg, Pa.
Bennett, John F., Pittsburg, Pa.
Bennett, John F., Pittsburg, Pa.
Bennett, John F., Pittsburg, Pa.
naces ,
Bennett, John F., Pittsburg, Pa.
No.
Ajjparatus for the manufacture of ingot iron and steel..
Hot-blast apparatus for blast-furnaces
Blast. furnace apparatus
Curved pipe
Straight water-pipe
Manufacture of pig-iron '
Manufacture of pig-iron
Hot-blast stove j
Apparatus for charging heated air to blast-furnaces
Blast-furnace accessory j
Method of and apparatus for feeding stock to blast-fur-(
Blast-furnace plant for using gas
302,974
303,795
297,489
304,599
292,6!>0
302,315
292,199
295,100
299.722
297,056
299,509
298,723
307,423
305,271
299,510
301.851
306,572
309,510
298,339
309,123
294,435
300,755
305,370
Date.
309,185
308,822
291,487
301,553
309,286
300,560
307,165
293,135
294,001
295,101
302,883
300,437
297,662
293,136
294,505
304,403
307,083
291,135
295,221
296,721
291,034
298,273
301,012
293,137
304,600
302,701
299,330
307,424
294,002
294,003
297,663
298,059
298,057
299,049
299,103
303,203
303,204
303,205
303,206
303,207
Aug. 5
Aug. 19
Apr. 22
Sept. 2
Jan. 29
July 22
Jani. 22
Mar. 11
June 3
Apr. 15
June 3
May 20
Nov. 4
Sept. 16
June 3
July 15
Oct. 14
Dec. 10
Mav 13
Dec. 9
Mar. 4
June 24
Sept. 10
Dec. 16
Dec. 2
Jan. 8
July 8
Dec. 10
June 17
Oct. 28
Feb. 5
Feb. 26
Mar. 11
Aug. 5
June 17
Apr. 29
Feb. 5
Mar. 4
Sept. 2
Oct. 28
Jan. 1
Mar. 18
Apr. 15
Jan. . 1
May 6
June 24
Feb. 5
Sept. 2
July 29
May 27
Nov. 4
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
May
May-
May
May
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Monthly
volume.
26
26
29
6
13
20
27
5
130
1155
2011
421
2045
1587
1478
955
297
1456
8
962
1290
9
1004
696
1237
500
731
125
1628
1410
823
330
590
614
959
1362
1504
461
1571
957
2
1214
2254
462
282
154
1387
152
1116
1045
13
406
1974
463
422
2108
1716
9
1.572
1574
2258
123
807
1368
1440
399
401
402
404
405
38
C317
J 318
549
116
569
436
415
Official
Gazette.
28
>28
27
28
26
28
26
260
74
27
403
27
3
27
268
27
3
29
353
28
3,4
27
273
28
182
29
334
29
136
27
197
29
32
26
446
27
391
28
218
20
86
29
108
26
170
28
253
29
27
401
29
123
26
434
26
261
26
1
28
331
27
C013
i614
\-
123
26
77
26
46,47
28
370
29
44,45
26
308
26
294
27
4
26
108
27
545
27
123
26
117
28
578
28
492
27
3
29
434
26
434
26
(614
)615
|27
31
27
243
27
389
27
411
27
108
28
C108
^109
^28
109
38
C109
J 110
^28
110
28
479
679
396
894
394
311
288
999
976
288
922
724
372
1069
922
197
135
946
630
845
850
1244
1091
869
758
114
119
894
1191
302
522
742
999
457
1163
44-
523
877
844
282
30
1041
214
5
603
1308
523
894
410
876
372
742
742
448
550
697
800
824
529
530
530
531
53t
UNITED STATE? PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
23
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Bennett, John F., Pittsburg, Pa. Blast-furnace stove
Bennett, .John H. H, Springfield, 111. Tliread-guide for sewing-machines
Bennelt. .John M., assignor to S. C. Tatiira, Jr., and S. C. Tatum & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Stove-leg -
Bennett, John W., Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Stencil-holder
Bennett, Joseph, Tupelo, Miss. Double revolving cotton-press
Bennett, Lnman D., .Tewett City, Conn. Connecting loom-shuttle binders to shuttle-boxes
Bennett, Nathaniel M., ct al. (See Ball, .Tames P., assignor.)
Bennett, Sewell G. (See Bennett, Daniel, assignor.)
Bennett, Theodore G. (See Smith. .John S., assignor.)
B"nnett, ThomasG., assignor to WiuehestorKepeatingArmsCompany.New Haven, Conn.
Primer
Bennett. Thomas G., assignorto Winchester Kepeating Arms Companj', New Haven, Conn.
Primer
Jiennett, Thomas 6., assignor to Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Haven, Conn.
Primer
Bennett, William A., Dallas. Tex. Drag-saw
r.ennett, William D., Bedford. Iowa. Weather-strip
ISenuett, AVilliam U. (See Rector. George H.. assignor.)
r.ennett, William T., Newport. Inil. Ditching-machiue
Benning. Hermann. (See Weller. Chester A., assignor.)
I'.eusmann. Hermann. Minster, Ohio. Windmill
l!en.son, Alfred W., San Bernardino, Cal Well-pipe cutter
Benson, Benjamin S., Baltimore, Md. Sulky-plow
r>enson, Benjamin S., Baltimore, Md. Steam-plow
Benson, George W. (See Pratt and Benson.)
T.fnson, Henry, Nottingham. England. Internal stopper for bottles
Benson, James W., North Adams. Mas.s. Incandescent electric lamp
Benson, Joel. (See ClmrchiU and Benson.)
I'enson, Simon B. (See Hohn and High, assignors.)
Benson, William D., and T. B. Lumpkin, Rocky Mount, S. C; said Benson assignor to said
Lumpkin. Burglar-alarm T
Benson, William H., Elston, Mo. Stove-jacket
Beuster, Emory M., Detroit, Mirh. Flour-sifter
itenster, Joshua G., Dnncan, Nebr. Windmill
Beuster, Solomon S., Toledo; Ohio. Photograph camera-plate holder
Bent, P., et al. (See Bodell, John R.. assignor.)
Bent, Thomas B. (See Goodell and Bent.)
Bentham, Harry, San Francisco, Cal. Can-opener
Bent bin, William, Flushing, N. T. Wagon-brake
Bentley, Charles S.. Dubuque, Iowa. Wire fence
Bentley, Edward M., Brooklyn, N. T. Telephone-station apparatus
~ ■' ' "" ~ "' "' Electric cable
Underground electric way
Electric railway
Electric railway
Bentley, Edward M., Brooklyn, N. T.
B iutley, Edward M., Brooklyn, N. T.
Bentley, Edward M., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bentley, Edward M., Brooklyn, N. T.
Bentley, George .1.
Bentley, Samuel E.
Benton, Charles H.
Benton, Charles H
electric machine .
Benton. Nichols & Co. (See Gooding, John P., assignor.)
Bents. George C. (See Farwell. Fay 0., assignor.)
Bentz. Harry. (See Bentz, W. Stuart and H.)
Bentz, Jacob F., San Francisco, Cal. Window- washer
Bentz, W. Stuart and H., York, Pa. Device for checking horses
Bentzen, Charles A., New York, N. Y. Mechanical movement . .
Benway, James K., Albany, N. Y. Dadoing-machine
(See Saunders and Bentley.)
et al. (See Gaillac, Ensene G., assignor.)
(See Grubbe, Hubert H., assignor.)
assignor of one-half to H. H. Grubbe, London, England.
Dynamo-
Beranek, J. K., et al (See B0an, Louis, assignor.)
Berbecker, .Tulius, New York, N. Y. Curtain-pole ring
Beichtold, Otto C.. and E. I. Lauffer, assignors of one-half to H. J. Lehman, Cleveland,
(ihio. Safety attachment for elevators
Berckmans, Francis, Gloucester, N. J. Waipiug-machine
Berdanier, Adam F. (See Berdanier, Anthony and A. F.)
Bordanier, Anthony and A. F.. Philadelphia, Pa. Stock-car
Bereraan, Thomas A., Mount Pleasant, Iowa. Calendar
Bereman. Thomas A.. Mount Pleasant, Iowa. Sash-holder
Berens, Charles •!., Wasliington, Ind. Refrigerator
Berg, Hart 0., New York. N. Y. Toilet-case
Berg, Herman C, College Point, N. Y. Broom-holder
Bergen, Louis, New York, N. Y. App.aratus for dispensing and drawing liquids
Berger, Ambrose .J. B., Easton. Pa. Elevated r.ailway or carrying system
Berger, John .1. (See Peer, John A., assignor.)
Bergeron, Celestin. New York. N. Y. Combined latch and lock ,
Bergfels, Julius, assignor to W. H. Bcrgfels. Newark, N. J. Spoon
Bergfels, William H. (See Bergfels, Julius, assignor.)
Beigsren, Oscar. (See White and Berggren.)
Bergh, Bror F. (See Parsons and Bergh.)
Bergh, Bror F., New York, N. Y., assignor to E. J. N. Stent, Bayonne, N. J. Rock-drill-
ing machine
Berghofer, William F., Slater, Mo. Lunch-box
Bergman, Frank A. (See Mason and Bergman.)
Bergman, Ignaz, Fort Madison, Iowa. Device for holding and guiding the fingers in writing.
Bergmann & Co. (See Bergmann, Sigmund, assignor.)
Bergmann & Co. (See Klein, Philir) H.. -It . assi-;nnr.)
Bergmann, Sigmund. pI al. (See Glass, %\'alter. a«si2nior.)
Bi'rgmann. Sigmund. New York. K. Y. Socket for incandescent electric lamps
Bergmann, Sigmund, assignor to Bergm.aun & Co.. New York, N. Y. Socket for electric
lamps
303,208
293,402
307,622
308, ■157
309,285
303,796
291,974
294,566
294,957
291,277
300,939
Date.
294,567
293,704
299.331
291,975
309,434
29.5,102
307,166
307,260
296,911
304,404
306.212
308,946
291,567
307,903
300.940
297.909
302,377
302,378
305,729
306,315
307,261
305,041
294,187
292,976
291,865
295,972
306,126
305,502
291,136
301,553
305,783
291,278
295,222
292.621
297,221
307,425
301,474
298,159
308,947
298,340
Aug. 5
Fob. 12
Nov. 4
Nov. 25
Dec. 16
Monthly Official
volume. Gazette.
p.
CO
408
828
209
1361
958
Aug. 19 I 1157
Jan. 15 1206
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
Jan. 1
June 24
Mar. 4
Feb. 19
May 27
Jan. 15
Dec. 16
Mar. 11
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Apr. 15
Sept. 2
Oct. 7
Dec. 9
Jan. 8
Nov. 11
June 24
Apr. 29
July 22
July 22
Sept. 23
Oct. 7
Oct. 28
Sept. 16
Feb. 20
Feb. 5
Jan. 15
Apr. 1
Oct. 7
Sept. 23
Jan. 1
July 8
Sept. 30
Jan. 1
M.ar. 18
Jan. 29
Apr. 22
Nov. 4
July 8
May 6
Dec. 9
May 13
283
750
327
1847
284
1178
1717
1208
1145
958
1505
1628
1283
154
246
497
695
646
1848
2549
1678
1678
1878
371
1630
982
1836
248
1077
94
123
1594
153
615
1957
328
1117
2047
1681
10
519
246
498
501
304,255 I Aug. 26 1765
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223
72
371
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) 2.^)3
318
337
77
209
92
507
77
329
492
337
C308
)309
261
401
433
434
357
47
66
131
196
176
507
699
460
460
524
f 100
ilOl
434
269
501
68
C300
laoi
29
32
441
45
170
543
92,93
308
509
453
3
141
63
132
136
^28
26
29
29
[29
28
26
26
26
26
27
26
26
27
26
^29
29
482 I 28
298,658 Mav 13 , 867 243 27
! 1 I
293,552 Feb. 12 989 1 271 26
61
531
594
419
652
894
680
232
877
966
60
1285
877
664
876
232
929
1000
302
325
257
844
45
796
131
498
1285
505
328
328
1184
68
325
1014
784
488
208
20
23
1129
30
119
1204
60
1041
395
334
372
102
573
797
6.30
798
697
623
24
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Bergmann, Sigmnnd, assignor to Bergmann & Co., New Tork, N. T. Combined gas and
electric lamp fixture -
BerfiTier, Theodoie. (See Lefcldt and Lentsch, assignors.)
Bergner, Theodore. (See Lefcldt and Leutscli, assignors.) (Reissue.)
Bei'gnor. Theodore, Philadelphia, Pa. Shaft-hanger'
Bergstresser, Edwin L.. Hu' dersbuj-g. Pa. Dry-plate holder
Beritold, Charles A., New York, N. T. Fish-box
Bering, James E., Decatur, 111. Corn-planter check-rower
Bering, James E., Decatur, 111. Com-plantcr check-rower
Berkshire, John H., Muscatine, Iowa, assignor to Kennedy & Berkshire Feed Water Heater
and Filter Manufacturing Company. Feed- water heater and purifier
Berliner, Emile, Boston, Mass. Telephone-transmitter
Bernadon, Helen H., et al. (See Barnard. Daniel G-., assignor.)
Bernard, G-ermain, Montpont, France. Millstone-dress
Bernard, William. (See Warwick and Beinard.)
Bemardin, Alfred L., Evansvillo, Ind. Metallic cap for corks
Bemoy, Alfred, Boston, Mass., assignor to Globe Company Hartford, Conn. Spark-arrester
Berney , Alfred, assignor to M. A. Bemey, Boston, Mass. Steam-muffler
Berney, Minnie A. (See Bemey, Alfred, assignor.)
Bernh'ard, Charles, Now York, N. Y. Sled-propeller
Bemhard, Charles, New York, N. Y. Device for converting motion
Bemhard, Charles, New York, N. Y. Velocipede
Bemhard, Charles, New York, N. Y. Mechanical movement
Bernheira, Samuel. (See Finger, Theodor, assignor.)
Bernhei.sel, Solomon, Green Park, Pa. Wheat-cleaner
Bernstein, Sam. G., and M. Simonson. New York, N. Y. Show-box for trimmings
Berolzheimer, Henry. (See Butterfield, William L., assignor.)
Berolzheiraer, Henry. (See Hoffman, Joseph, assignor.)
Berond, Louis, and E. Walsh; said Walsh assignor of one-half to H. Ahrens, Elizabetb,
N. J. Elevator
Berrenberg, Adolph, Bostfm, Mass. Shifting pulley
Berry, Daniel D., Columbia, Mo. Tucker for sewing-machines
Berry, Daniel D., Columbia, Mo. Tucker for sewing-machines
Berry, Ewing, Henderson. Ky. Vehicle running-gear
Berry, George W. (See Humbert, James H., assignor.)
Berry, James, assignor of one-half to W. I. Williams, Buffalo, N. Y. Conductor for ashes,
garbage, &c
Berry, James, assignor of one-half to W. I. Williams, Buffalo. N. Y. Elevator
Berry, John, assignor to National Needle Company, Springfield, Mass. Needle-grooving^
machine ' ^
Berry, John M., FaiTnington, N. H. Upper for shoes
Berry, Joseph N. , Boston, Mass. Anti-rattler for thill-coupliugs
Berry, Walter, and P. Stuart, Edinburgh, county of Mid-Lothian, Scotland. Artificial
pavement and conduit for electric wires
Berry, William B. , Napa City, Cal. Paper or letter file
Bersted, Haten. (See Larsen and Bersted.)
Bertomes, Philipp. (SeeKientoff and Bertemes.)
Bertelli, Achille, San Francisco, Cal. Soda-water apparatus
Berthoud, Edward L., Golden, (iolo. Sight for fire-arms
Bertram, Leopold B., Bayswater, county of Middlesex, England. Keservoir penholder . , .
Bertrand, Leon, assignor to E. Cornely, Paris, France. Process of and cutting apparatus
for sewing and embroidering
Berwick Agricultural Company. (See Craoraft, Richard, assignor.)
Bery, Hans H. E., Brooklyn, N. Y. WhitHetree
Bery, Hans H. E., Brooklyn, N. Y. Fifth-wheel
Bery, Hans H. E.. Brooklyn. N. Y. Wagon-axle
Besauson, John, Titusville, Pa., assignor of one-half to H. Stern, Cleveland, Ohio. Renovat-
ing plush or cloth =
Besser, Anton, Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Apparatus for purifying millet-seed, &c
Bfessier, Vetal, New York, N. Y., assignor of one-half to H. A. Rbbbins, Washington, D. C.
Fire-escape
B6ssier, Vetal, New York, N. Y., assignor of one-half to H. A. Kobbins, Washington, D. C.
Portable ladder
Best, Charles F., Queens, N. Y. Wason-brake
Best, Frederick W., et al. (See Baskin, William C, assignor.)
Best, Martin L., assignor of two-thirds to J. and L. L. Miller, Canton, Ohio. Apparatus
for filling vessels
Best, Martin L., assignor of two-thirds to L. L. and J. Miller, Canton, Otio. Vapor-bumer.
Best, Peter, Elizabeth, N. J. Coal-elevator
Best, William H., ct al. (See McCullou!\li, Samuel, assignor.)
Best, William H., Eastport, Mich. Whifflctree-bcok ,. ,
Betancourt, Gaspar A., New York, N. Y. Potato-parer
Bettman, John M., North' Plainfield. N. J. Pedal attachment for pianos
Betts. Charles A. H. {See Reader, John J., assignor.)
Betts. Guernsey B . Rondont, N. Y. Thimble for rope-connections
Betts. Lewis F., assignor to J. H. Irwin, Morton, Pa., and R. E. Dietz, New York, N. Y.i
Heatini-sto vo i
Bevans, Thomas R , "Kalamazoo, Midi. Carriage-spring
Beverage, Thomas ?L.. Monterey, Va. Rat-trap for buildings
Bevier, Abiahara, Shelby, Ohio. Medical compound
Bevington, James H., Cleveland, Ohio. Raihr.ay.torpedo
Bevins, John, and A. Pi opst. New York, N. Y. ' Cutter for wires and cords of bottles
Bew.«lier, .Tames, Kansas City, Mo. Balnnced slide-valve
Beyerle, Charles F, Providence, R. I. Ornamental chain-hook
Beyerle, Charles P.. Providence, R. I. Ornamental chain-hook
Beyermann, Robert. (See Kiirth and Beyermann.)
Beystrum, John, Allegheny City, Pa. Rotary steam-engine
Bias, James L., Guyandotte, W. Va. Car-coupling
Bickford, Charles R., assignor of one-half to W. W. Massey, Elyria, Ohio. Door-check
Bickford, Homer, Macedon, and A. Armitage, Lyons, N. Y. Changeable speed gearing. .
Bickford, James B. (See Pollmiller, Ferdinand, assignor.)
Bickford, John C, Bristol, R. I. Manufacture of india-rubber boots and shoes
293,553
296,384
300.4:!8
295,517
304,489
304,490
293,f>22
291,866
306,573
308,458
304.987
304,986
295,719
298,160
302,090
303,797
,309,684
293.844
2'*!, 835
30.5.417
309. .597
309 598
303,258
299,90;>
309.757
307, f 01
292,464
293,218
295,334
301.204
298,101
298,6.59
301,205
297,057
294,356
300,190
300,197
309,124
300,679
295,477
298,660
309,125
297,058
307,167
305,784
294.9,58
298,547
296,308
301,951
299,104
Date.
Monthly
volume.
292,200
295.720
308,050
298,935
295.721
300,7.^6
300.680
307,833
302,316
293.018
291,466
307,002
P.
Feb. 12 991
Apr. 8
June 17
Mar. 25
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Feb. 19
Jan. 15
Nov. 25
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Mar. 25
Mav 6
July 15
Aug. 19
Dec. 23
Feb. 19
Jan. 8
Sept. 23
Dec. 23
Dec. 23
Aus. 12
,Tune 3
Dec. 23
Oct. '21
Jan. 29
Feb. 12
Mar. 18
Julv 1
Mav 6
Mav 13
July 1
Apr. 15
Mar. 4
June 10
June 10
Dec. 9
June 17
Mar. 18.
Mav 13
Deo. 9
Apr. 15
Oct. 28
S(pt. 30
Mar. 11
May 13
Apr. 8
July 15
May 27
Jan. 92
Mar. 25
Nov. 18
May 20
Mar. 25
June 24
June 17
Nov. 11
July 22
Feb. 19
Jan. 1
Oct. 21
628
1214
1493
264
265
1073
1079
Oct. 14 698
1362
910
918
1753
246
1298
1158
1474
1377
1025
1104
1308
493
1571
1255
1834
580
1257
171
247
869
172
1457
19
895
897
732
1530
1433
870
733
14.58
1505
1957
751
733
528
271
173
331
412
76
76
297
301
183
372
251
251
487
64
359
318
399
380
286
406
368
l:-i70 I 3C9
476 131
130
428
^334
i 335
511
152
348
46
64
244
46
403
5
240
241
420
396
244
197
403
401
,543
1.544
209
207
148
1120
308
1442
C4I1
H12
1479
415
1754
487
826
1225
347
1755
488
1629
447
1.531
421
557
152
1588 ) ««
1069 296
562 159
1257 335
308.736 Dec. 2 I 206
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Gazette.
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1164
1118
865
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645
208
1.36
653
997
997
26 1164
27 I 573
28 , 2.=3
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27
29
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26
26
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26
27
27
28
}27
26
26
29
27
26
27
27
29
^28
26
26
29
680
996
697
169
1107
976
976
548
1215
1013
251
360
548
1068
34
573
697
34
288
833
1097
1097
845
1222
1102
698
845
288
302
1204
966
674
106
219
825
288
1164
542
773
1165
1244
1223
480
311
644
101
251
29 I 730-
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coatinued.
25
Name, residence, and invention.
Bickford, John C, Berlin, asaipnor to tiiinsolf and E. M. Bliss, 'Worcestor, Mass.
slipper
Bicknell, Fred J.. Eockland, Me. Coflfco-pot
Bicksler, William H., Bis.Sprinsj, Tux. Liquid toilet preparation
Biddlecome, I>eujaniin, St. Louis, Mo. SliouUltr-brace
Bidwell, Augustus It. Gneiivillo. Cal. BraUe-slioe
~ ' ■- -- ■ Electrical railway
assignor.)
Buek-
Bidwell. Benson, fir.ind Riipids, Mich.
Bidwill, C. H. (See HndHold, .ToUn T.,
Bidwell, Julius A., Ivaniiali. Cal. Aiualganiating-pan.
Bidwell. Marv. Sprinsfield, Oliio. Hand-protector
Bieber, Ernst H., New Tork. N. Y. Device for drillino; square holes
Bioderman. Jolin. I'tica. N. Y. Trunk
Biederiuanu, William, Nt^wark, N. J. Kettle or still
Bieg. Henry. (See Cooper and Biejr.)
Bierline, Jacoli. (See Hierline, Micliael and J.)
Bierline. Micliael and J., Chaska, Minn. Brick-mold-sanding machine
Biery, Fred., Mantorville, Minn. Yebicle-brake
Biese, Alfted, Berlin, and K. G. Zierold, Leipsic, Germany. Piano-action
Bigelow, David, Paulding, Ohio. Hand wheat-rake
Bigclow. Edmond B., and A. Geiss, Cliicago, HI. Lamp
Bigelow, William P. (See Rohie, Frederic H., assignor.)
Bigelow, William P., Natick , Mass. Cash and parcel carrier
Bigelow. William P., Natick. Mass. Cash and parcel cairier
Bigger, Robert M.. Hnghcsville, Pa. Portable steam-engine
Biggs, Fredurick J., London, England. Reversible latcb
Biggs, Frederick J., London, England. Combined latch and lock
Bignall, M. C. (See Whitman, George W., as.signor.)
Bignall, Moses C, and G. AV. Whitman, St. Louis, Mo.; said Whitman assignor to said
Bignall. Pipe cutting and threading machine -.-
Bic;nell, Frank B. , Smyrna, Mioh. Removable post for horse-power transmitters
Bigole, Josiah W., et al. (See Mark, Charlie E., assignor.)
Bihl, Ignace, Newport, Ky. Tension device for sewing-machines
Bikle, Charles A., Hagerstown. Md. Clover thrasher and huller
BUan, Louis, assignor of one-half to F. J. Horak and J. K. Beranek, Iowa City, Iowa. Per-
mutation-lock - -
Bilgram, Hugo, Philadelphia, Pa. Bevel-gear cutter
Bilinski, Clara O., Diamond Lake, 111. Clothes-sprinkler
Bill, Earl, Cleveland, Ohio. Automatic street-railway switch
Billette, Victor A., Rennes, France. Packing box or cartridge for various articles
Billings, Charles C, Boston, Mass. Machine for cold-drawing rods, &c
Billings, Chailes E. (See Anthony, Jacob J., as.siguor.)
Billings, Charles E. (Sec Pullman, Herbert S., assignor.)
Billings, Charles E.. Hartford, Conn. Holder for cutting-off tools
Billings, (i;iark E., Detroit, Mich. Governor
Billings, George D., et al. (See Morrison, Robert T., Jr., assismor,)
Billings, George W,, Cleveland, Ohio. Apparatus for producing gas
Compression apparatus for casting steel ingots
Pouring and compressing steel ingots
Appaiatus for lining molds ,
No.
295,!I73
297,05!!
305.272
309/287
305,730
303,693
308,4,59
291,137
301.082
304,405
309,1?6
297,490
294,004
304,899
307,262
Billings, George W,, Cleveland, Ohio.
Billings, George W., Cleveland, Ohio.
Billings, George W,, Cleveland, Ohio.
Billington, Charles A. (Spe Hani and Billington.)
Bilz, John A.,Pleas.inton, Cal. Plow
Bilz, John A., Pleasanou, Cal. Tsvo-wheeled vehicle
Binford, Ballard W., Richmond, Ya. Potato digger and ridger
Bing, Joseph M. , assignor to J. Loper. Millville, N. J. Yentilatoi-cap
Bing, Eobei't, May's Landing, N. J. Conveyer
Bingaman, Jacob, Reading, Pa, Newspaper-clip for doors ^
Bingham, Charles F. (See Bookman and Bingham.)
Bingham, John, etal. (See John, August, assignor.)
Bingham, John H,, Haitford, Conn., as,signor to J, and E. MoLoughlin, New York, N. Y.
Printer's dampinar-roUei-
Bingham, Thomas R., Pittsburg, Pa. Gage-cock
Biniey, Henry, Albanv, N. Y. Clasp "
Binns, James R., South Windham, Conn, Knob attachment -
Binns, Leedham, assignor of one-half to W. T. Eyle, Paterson, N. J. FUer for spinning
machines
Binns, Robert, South Wiudhani, Conn. BufBng-wheel --v
Bintz, Henry, New York, N. Y. Poli-shing-wheel
Bintz, Henry, New York. N. Y. Calcimining and waU brush
Birch, Edward. (See Catterall and Birch.)
Birch, George A.. East Greenlm.sh, N. Y. Snow-scraper
Birch, John, Dayton. Ohio. Cash lesister and indi<ator -
Birch, John, assignor of one-half to W. E. Sparks, Dayton, Ohio. Bench-clamp
Birch, John S. , New^ York, N. Y. Center-boaid for vessels
Birchard, Ford G., Williani-sport, Pa. Candy-macuine
Birchard, Henry T., and A. L. Titus, assignors of one-half to M. S. Dessaner, Montrose,
Pa. Book-cover protector
Bircher, John J., assignor of one-fourth to W. M. Johnston, Wilmot, Ohio. Pump
Bird, Bernard, Buffalo, N. Y. Car-coupling
Bi rd, Charles S.. Elyiia, Ohio. Combineil tobacco bos and cutter
Bird, George M.. Boston. Mass. Fire-escape
Bird, John, Union Citv, Conn. Button ,
299,332
304.491
291,279
303,694
304,159
309,374
294,568
305,273
297,104
291,467
294,844
310,020
291,138
300,748
295,898
292,784
308,737
292,622
298,661
298,662
300,941
299,195
307,168
293,403
302,091
307,904
304,692
294,436
305,884
303,798
303,010
295,974
306,463
299,94''
307,519
i 293.620
I 303,974
306,052
292,890 i
I 307,003
1 307,004
307,905
.305,418
I 293,404
i 29.3,845
I 297,344
Bird, Morgan, PlainBeld, N, J. Machine for hoisting, delivering, and screening coal \ 309,920
Bird.sall, Samuel, Susquehanna, Pa, Hitching strap ] 300,561
Birely, John W.. Frederick, Md, Hatchwav-elevator ; 305,4 19
Birge, Elias B„ St. Paul, Jlinn. Fire-alarm' box i 303.109
Birge, George K., Bnfl'aln, N,JY. Manufacture of w.all-paper ] 304,492
'^ ■ ^■- Store-service apparatus 29J,280
Store-sei-vice apparatus 300, 1!)8
Roller for store-service apparatus I 300,681
Birkenhead, John, MansCeld, Mass. Spinning-frame spindle and bolster , 295,899
Birg6, Isidore, Philadelphia, Pa.
Birg6, Isidore, Philadelphia, Pa.
Birg6, Lsidore, Philatlelphia. Pa,
Date.
Apr. 1
Apr. 15
Sept. 16
May 20
Die. 16
Sept. 23
Aug. 19
Nov. 25
Jan. 1
July 1
Sept. 2
Dec. IG
Apr. 22
Feb. 26
Sept. 9
Oct. 28
May 27
Sept. 2
Jan. 1
Aug. 19
Aug. 26
Dec. Ifi
Mar. 4
Sept. 16
Apr. 22
Jan, 1
Mar, 11
Dec. 30
■Tan. 1
June 17
Apr. 1
Feb. 5
Dec. 2
Jan. 29
May 13
May 13
June 24
May 27
Oct'. 28
Feb. 12
July 15
Nov. 11
Sept. 9
Miir. 4
Sept. 30
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Apr. 1
Oct. 14
June 10
Nov. 4
Feb. 19
Aug. 26
Oct. 7
Feb. 5
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Nov. 11
Sept. 23
Feb. 12
Feb. 19
Apr. 22
Dec. 30
June 17
Sept. 23
Aus. 5
Sept. 2
Jan. 1
June 10
June 17
Apr. 1
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volume.
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1082
900
1879
1027
1363
155
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156
824
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1575
799
1633
1718
266
329
1028
1644
1075
285
1293
1521
563
617
1902
1.55
1616
7
6
207
2047
872
875
1849
1.550
1500
829
1.300
647
535
95
5.59
564
135
1071
1394
13
135
1259
1260
647
1405
830
1378
1836
1782
1363
1467
285
269
330
898
1532
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404
303
253
524
281
372
45
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218
549
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218
434
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76
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287
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171
513
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245
507
445
402
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176
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Birtenhead, Jolui, Mansfield, Mass. Machinery for grinding chisels or tools of various
kinds
Birkenhead, John, Mansfield, Mass. Turret or tool-support
Birkenhead, .John, Mansfield, Mass. Anvil for lathes
Birkett, James W., Brooklyn, N. T. "Water-closet attachment
Birkmaun, Georg, Now York, N. Y. Lathe-chuck
Birmingham, David W., Clifton, N. T. Eoasting and disintegrating gold, silver, and cop-
per ores.
Bisbee, Wisner B., assignor to F. Taylor, Lowell, Mass. Wire basket
Bisbec, Wisnei- B., assignor to F. Taylor, Lowell, Mass. Twiue-holder
Bisel, Joseph J.. Philadelphia, Pa. Clothes and towel drier
Bishop, Abner B., et al. (See Morrison, Bobert T., Jr., assignor.)
bishop, Daniel E., New York, N. T. Hail-joint
Bishop, Ephraim B., assignor of one-half to E. H. Gadsby, San Erancisco, and C. E. Allen,
Oakland, Oal. Track-clearer
Bishop, Ephi aim M., Olive Bridge, N. Y. Eope-reel
Bishop, Henry, Baltimore, Md. Advertising bird-cage
Bi.shop, Hernion D., West Hampton, N. T. Cuff-holder
Bishop, Ira, San Francisco, Cal. Elevating apparatus
Bisho)), John AV., New Haven, Conn. Fire-extinguisher
Bishop, Joshua F., et al. (See Groves, Leroy S., assignor.)
Bishop, Richard T., et ol. (See Watson, James T., assignor.)
Bishop, Richard T., assignor of one-half to T. Hunt, St. Louis, Mo. "Wheel
Bishop, Richpjd T., assignor of one-half to T. Hunt, St. Louis, Mo. Fire-escape
Bishop, Samuel A., Sniethport, Pa. Transom-lifter
Bishop, Thomas T., "Washington, D. C. Combined liquid-measiire and funnel
Blshopiick, Nicholas J., Brooklyn, N. Y. Telegraphic transmitter
Bisboprick, Nicholas J., Brooklyn, N. Y. "Window-screen
Bisler, Gustav A., Philadelphia^ Pa. Paper box
Bisler, Gustav A., Philadelphia, Pa. Paper box
Bissell, Albert A., assignor of one-half to E. R. Knowlton, Joliet, 111. Ash-pan for locomo-
tives .
Bissell Carpet Sweeper Company. (See Drew, "Walter J., assignor.)
Bissell, Frank H. , Shelbyvillo, K.y. "Wire-stretcher
Bissell, Frank H., Orwell, assignor of one-half to M. NeU, Dayton, Ohio. "Wire-stretcher .
Bissell, Frank S. (See Geissenhainer, Charles P., assignor.)
Bissell, Frank S., Pittsburg, Pa. Adjustable blower for fire-places and stoves
Bissell, Henri E., assignor to Bissell Railway Station Indicator Company, Hartford, Conn.
Station-indicator
Bissell, Henri E., assignor to Bissell Railroad Station Indicator Company, Hartford, Conn.
Station-indicator -
Bissell, John H. (See Cope, Henry P., assignor.)
Bissell Railroad Station Indicator Company. (See Bissell, Henri E., assignor.)
Bissett, Jean, assignor of one-half to T. BuSinger, Houston, Tex. Lubricator
Bissex, James R. (See "Watson, Charles S., assignor.)
Bissland, Sarah. (See Lathrop, Charles D., assignor.)
Bisson, Auguste, Paris, France. Coloring photographs
Bisson, Casimir II., Chicago, HI. Ornamenting metallic surfaces
TBittenbender, Jacob C, Constantino, Mich. Car-coupling
Bitter, William J., assignor of two-thirds to E. T. Keyes and H. G. Norton, agent, Toledo,
Ohio. Door-securer
Bitting, Samuel L., -Big Creek, Miss. Shingle-sawing machine
Bivort, Edmond, Fontaine L'Eveque, Belgium. Railway-switch
Bixby, James "W., Athens, Me. Belt-tightener :
B'ac'k & Clawson Company. (See Clawson, Linus P., assienor.)
TJlack, George S., assignor of one-half to E. C. Atkins, Indianapolis, Ind. Sawyer's gage.
Black, Joseph P., assignor to Hapgood Plow Company, Alton, 111. Sulky-plow
Black, Joseph P., assignor to Hanaood Plow Company, Alton, lU. Gang-plow
Black, Richard B., ESperiment Mills, Pa. Button
Black, Robert H., Van "Wert, Ohio. Sucker-rod
Black, Thomas, Jr. (See McKee and Black.)
Black, "William. Morris, Pa. Spiing check -hook for harness
Black. Young F., Maxville, Ind. Car-coupling
Blackburn, Albert B., Springfield. Ohio. Railway-signal
Blacker, Francis "W., "Worcester, Mass. Sealed biiuling-strap
Blacking. C hailes, Buifalo, N. Y., assignor of one-half to "W. P. Clotworthy, Baltimore, Md.
Baking-powder
Blackman, Ebenezer, Brooklyn, N. Y. Gas-burner and chimney
Bhickman, Green "W. and T. G., Jr., Ozark, Ala. Bridge
Blackman, Henry. (See Parker and Blackman.)
Blackman, James M., assignor of three-fourths to L. G. Fisher, Jr., A. G. Spalding, and C.
Keep, Chicago, 111. Blowing apparatus
Blackman, Thomas G., Jr. (See Blackman, Green "W. and T. G., Jr.)
Blackman, "William "W., administrator. (See Bradford, Addison.)
JBlackmer, Francis A.. Springfield, assignor to "Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Com-
pany, "Worcester, Mass. Ba.'bed fencing
Blackmer, Francis A.. Springfield, assignor to "Washbuin & Moen Manufacturing Com-
pany, "Woicester, Mass. Barbed fencing
Blackmer, Francis A. , Springfield, assignor to "Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company,
Woicestei'. Mass. Barbed-metal-strip fencing
Blackmore, James H., Defiance, Ohio. Rub-iron for vehicles
Blackwell, Richard C, assignorof one-half to G. Delker, Henderson, Ky. "Wagon running-
gear
Blackwell, "W. T. (See Lawrence, James R., assignor.)
Blackwell, "Willis B., et al. (See Britton, Samuel H., assignor.)
Blackwood, John. (See Ganss, Jacob, assipnor.)
31aine, George E., Ringgold, Ga. Vehicle-.spring
Blaine, George E , Chattanooga, Tenn., assignor to T. S. King, Atlanta, Ga. "Wagon bol-
ster-spring
Blaine, Joseph L. (See Rvdcr, Stephen, assignor.)
Blair, Andrew J., Knoxville. Tenn. Device for forming hails for buckets
No.
29.5,900
303,975
303,976
299,333
309,288
296,116
30.5,785
305.786
303,695
308,460
297,910
303,799
296,912
297,744
303,384
302,682
293,619
302,231
305,274
300,439
299,949
300,562
301,791
303,611
307,084
305,420
304,693
294,569
298,162
309,020
294,720
296,913
307,169
310,021
308,823
29.5,722
305,275
308,051
212,4C5
307.834
310,022
295,335
308,233
310,023
301,792
309,517
291,025
307,426
302,019
309,289
305,885
Date.
305,276
305,277
307,005
304,160
291,468
Apr. 1
Aug. 26
Aug. 26
May 27
Deo. 16
AT)r. 1
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Aug. 19
Nov. 25
Apr. 29
Aug. 19
Apr. 15
Apr. 29
Aug. 12
July 29
Feb. 19
July 22
Sept. 16
June 17
June 10
June 17
July 8
Aug. 19
Oct. 28
Sept. 23
Sept. 9
Mar. 4
May 6
Dec. 9
Mar. 4
Apr. 15
Oct. 28
Dec. 30
Dec. 2
Mar. 25
Sept. 16
Nov. 18
Jan. 29
Nov. 11
Dec. 30
Mar. 18
Nov, 18
Dec, 30
July 8
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Jan. 1
Nov. 4
July 29
Dec. 10
Monthly
volume.
p.
9
1.395
1.396
1720
961
267
1960
1961
1029
1364
2551
1160
1284
2365
032
2080
1070
1474
1294
1216
564
1363
918
932
1389
1468
536
286
251
002
461
1285
1507
1903
331
1757
1294
827
18S4
558
1904
1258
1063
1906
918
1247
14
12
2006
962
3
386
386
493
253
544
544
282
372
699
319
357
644
173
571
296
408
354
332
151
376
250
f 2.54
^255
371
C406
5407
(146
il47
78
64.65
158
159
129
408
513
86
488
354
224
511
1.52
513
349
287
514
251
338
4
540
254
Sept. 30 2090 i 580
Sept. 16
Sept. 10
Oct. 21
Aug. 26
Jan. 1
1206
1297
1261
1644
565
293,219 Feb. 12 581
304,066 Aug. 26 ; 1521
296,811 ' Apr. 15 . 1150
3S5
355
336
449
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Gazette.
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729
877
894
27 53
28 1205
1205
655
653,
505
680
257
468
577
405
644
291
1069
1164
1038
1192
175
639
282
1108
924
877
573
817
908
257
303
1095
759
1165
1069
542
360
480
1095
1068
587
1095
175
955
5
372
393
894
1229
28 1070
1070
252
775
101
549
752
233
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
27
Name, residence, and invention.
Dynamo-electric macbine
Blair Electric Company. (See Blair, John B., assignor.)
Blair, Franklin M. (See Blodgett, John "W.. assignor.)
Blair, George "W., et al. (See Haas, James M., assignor.)
Blair, John B., assignor to Blair Electric Company, Chicago, Til
Blair, John C, Louisville. Miss. Bottling-machine
Blair, John J., Tacoraa, Wash. Ter. Bevolving-cylinder engine
Blair, John J., Tacoma, Wash. Ter., assignor to himself and E. K. Blair, Aurora, laA.
volving-cylinder engine
Blair Manufacturing Company. (See Loud, Waldo A., assignor.)
Blair, Robert E. (See Blair, John J., assignor.)
Blair, Thomas H., Boston, Mass. Camera-box
Blair, Thomas H., assignor to Blair Tonrogiaph Company, Boston, Mass. Plate-holder
Blair Tourograiili Company. (See Blair, Thomas H.. assignor.)
Blaisdell Brothers. (See Williams, Seth C., assignor.)
Blake, Amos S., Waterbnry, Conn. Hinge
Blake, Andrew M., Columbas, Ohio. Spring-chair
Blake, Francis, Weston, Mass. Switch-board
Blake, Henry H., Pittsburg, Pa. Manufacture of pulleys, &c
Blake, Henry H., Pittsburg, Pa. Compound puUey or wheel
Blake, Henry T. , Caiion City, Colo. Ncckscarf
Blake. Joseph H. (See Deeds and Blake.)
Blake Manufacturing Company, George F. (See Broadbent, Charles L., assignor.)
Blake, Selwyn U"., Elmira, J^. Y. Electric door-bell pull
Blake, Theodore A., New Haven, Conn. Pig-iron breaker
Stone-crusher
Stone-crusher
Stone-crusher
Stone-crusher
Ke-
Blake, Theodore A., New Haven, Conn
Blake, Theodore A., New Haven, Conn
Blake, Theodore A., New Haven, Conn.
Blake, Theodore A., New Haven, Conn.
Blake. WUliam H., 2d, Swanton, Vt. Tub and bos fastener
Blakeley, EobertD., Oxford, Miss. Eailway-gate
Blakely, John, Brooklyn, N. T. Knockdown box .
Blakeslee, Albert J., Duotuoin, 111. Steam-actuated valve for pumping-engines
Blakeslee, Everett L., Hicksville, Ohio. Belt shifter and holder
Blakeslee, Harvey D., et al. (See Latta, Emmit G., assignor.)
Blakeslee, Harvey D. (See Schoenthaler, Daniel, assignor.)
Blakesley, Gilbert H., Bristol, Conn. Hair-crimper
Blakey, iTohn, Leeds, county of York, England. Combination metallic last
Blakslee, "William E., assignor to Eampo Iron Works, Hillbum, N. Y. Yoked frog
Blamires, Thomas H., Huddersfield, county of York, England. Electric lamp
Blanchard, Alonzo E. (See Fitts, Eice, and Blanchard.)
Blanchard, George A., Concord, N. H. Coal-sifter
Blanchard, George E., et al. (See Frisbmuth, William, assignor.)
Blanchard, Helen A., Boston, Mass. Pencil-sharpener
Blanchard, Virgil W., New York, N. Y. Fire-escape
Blanchard, Virgil W., New York, N. Y. Fire-escape and water-conductor
Bland. Mortimer A. (See Van Ness and Bland.)
Blandin, Thomas, Boston, Mass. Car-coupling
Blank, Valentine, and T. J. Anthony, Springfield, Ohio. Device for operating window-
shades
Blank, Valentine, and T. J. Anthony, Springfield, Ohio. Device for operating window-
shades -'
Blankenbaker. Charles O., and E. N. Edmonds, Ottawa, Kans. Steam-generator
Blankinton, William. (See Johnson, Warren S., assignor.)
Blankley, James A., assignor to C. H. Tallman, Bellaire, Ohio. Incased oil-can
Blaquifere, Emile M. L., Paris, France. Umbrella or parasol
Blatherwick, Nelson J., Chicago, HI. Attachment for bridle-bits
Blau, Gustav, Jr., Jersey City, N. J. Steam-radiator..
Blaum, John. (See Smith, Duncan, assignor.)
Bleike, WiUiam T., Jr., Galveston, Tex. Poxiltrycoop
Bleoo, John.H. (See Greives and JBleoo.)
Blessing, James H., Albany, N. Y. Stop-v.ilve
Blessing. James H., Albany, N. Y. Check-valve
Blessing, James H., Albany, N. Y.
Blessing, James H., Albany, N. Y.
Blessing, James H., Albany, N. Y.
Blessing, James H., Albany, N. Y.
Blessing, James H., Albany, N. Y.
Blessing, James H., Albany, N. Y.
Blessing, James H., Albany, N. Y.
Blessing, Louis, Jackson, Mich. "
Bleuler, Henry J., Boston, Mass.
Blevney, .lohu C, Newark, N. J.
Blevnoy, John C.
Blevney, John C.
Blevney, John C.
Blevney, John C.
clutch
Steam-trap.
Combined check and stop valve -
Stock-cock
Check-valve. (Reissue)
Valve
Combined check and stop valve-
Safety-valve
Fire-escape
Guard to hatchways
Advertising device
Machine for pulverizing ores, &c -
Machine for pulverizing ores, &c .
Machine for pulverizing ores, &c
Newark, N. J.
Newark, N. J.
Newark, N. J.
assignor to Blevney Manufacturing Company, Newark, N. J. Friction-
Blevney Manufacturing Company. (See Blevney, John C, assignor.)
Bley, William J., assignor to himself and E. Bowen, Silver King, Ariz. Ter.
framing timber
Blickensderfer, George C. (See Smith and Blickensderfer.)
Blickensderfer, George C, Erie, Pa. Conveying apparatus
Machine for
Blickensderfer, George C, and H. Smith, Erie, Pa. Conveyer .apparatus . ..
Blickensderfer, George C, and H. Smith, Erie, Pa. Conveyer apparatus . . -
Blickensderfer, (Jeorge C, and H. Smith, Erie, Pa. Conveyer apparatus . . -
Blickensderfer, George C, and H. Smith, Erie. Pa. Conveyer apparatus . . .
No.
300,835
■298,000
305,565
294,304
304,406
294,959
Date.
298.724
298,936
295,223
295,336
295,337
292,623
296,812
293, -105
296,914
308,234
30S.235
308,236
300.942
303,612
291,281
307,006
303,977
297.911
299,613
309,921
291,867
306,379
304.900
295,723
298,163
299,723
295,901
301,. 554
303,910
300,682
301,206
303,659
302,702
293,138
294,357
294,960
295,224
298,001
298.062
10,4^7
300,836
300.837
304.290
299.. 511
292.092
308.339
309,187
309.188
309,189
306,127
309,021
305,560
295,338
295,339
295,478
298,274
June 24
May 6
Sept. 23
Feb. 26
Sept. 2
Mar. 11
May 20
May 20
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
J.an. 29
Apr. 15
Feb. 12
Apr. 15
Nov. 18
Nov. 18
Nov. 18
June 24
Aug. 19
Jan. 1
Oct. 21
Aug. 26
Apr. 29
June 3
Dec. 30
Jan. 15
Oct. 14
Sept. 9
Mar. 25
May 6
June 3
Apr. 1
Jnlv 8
Aug. 19
June 17
Julv 1
Sept. 23
July 29
Feb. 5
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
Mar. 18
May 6
May 6
June 10
June 24
June 24
Sept. 2
June 3
Jan. 15
Nov. 25
Dec. 10
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Oct. 7
Dec. 9
Sept. 23
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
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volume.
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1728
124
1666
1975
157
752
963
1226
1118
1259
1260
2048
1151
831
1286
1063
1065
1066
1850
933
33L
1263
1397
2552
145
1784
1080
453
800
1757
254
299
11
616
1298
1532'
172
1784
2109
464
20
753
1119
125
126
1073
1730
1731
7
10
1343
1202
f27
828
829
125
605
472
31
462
540
48
210
269
347
309
349
349
569
324
225
357
288
288
288
507
255
94
;336
337
387
699
35
f 460
J 481
301
122
219
488
65.66
170
359
421
46
497
578
124
5
210
309
31,32
32
294
472
473
2
4
377
329
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1264
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109
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1042
1068
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234
594
257
587
."^87
587
1285
639
60
252
729
505
947
1071
209
90
975
1165
574
976
119
707
1223
34
1166
410
523
833
966
1042
551
551
1130
1262
1262
816
923
259
621
870
870
670
23
817
1144
1069
1069
1103
603
28
rNTDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Bliokensderfer, George C, and H. Smitb, Erie, Pa. Conveyer apparatus
Blickensderfer. George C, and H. Smith, Erie, Pa. Conveyer apparatus
Bligh, Samuel L.. Custard's, Pa. Harness
'Bliss, Abel H., Obieago, 111. Process of and apparatus for separating metals from their ores.
Bliss, Abel H., Chicago. 111. Apparatus for separating metals from their ores
Bliss Company, E. A. (See Carpenter, Charles B., assignor.)
Bliss, E. W. (See Jordan. Edmund, assignor.)
Bliss, Edward M. (See Bicliford, John C assignor.)
Bliss, Eliphalet W. (See Jordan, Edmund, assignor.)
Bliss, Elipbalet W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Soldering-machine
Bliss, Eliphalet "W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Can crimping, adding, and soldering machine
Bliss, George H. (See Bliss, John and G. H.)
Bliss, Irving V., assignor of one -half to Milwaukee Chair Company, Milwaukee, "Wis.
Combined high chair and cari'iaae -
Bliss, Jeremiah W. (See Bliss. William H. and J. W.)
Bliss, John and G. H., Brooklyn. N. Y. Eotator for ships' logs : . . .
Bliss, Orville S.. Georgia, Vt. Fence
Bliss, "William H., Norwich, Conn. Revolver
Bliss, William H. and J. W., Hamilton, Mo. Wire-stretcher
Blitz, Samuel, Kansas City. Mo. Combination writing-instrument
Bliven, Charles, Norfolk. Va. Pile-diiver
Bloch, David, and P, E. Malmstrom, New Yoik. N. Y. Window-shade fixture and roller..
Bloch, Heyman. assignor to himself and J. Erankenstein, New Yoik, N. Y. Grater
Blocher, John, Franklin Grove, assignor of one-half to B. F. Shaw, Dixon, HI. Feed-guide
for printing-presses
Blocher. John C, Lima, Ohio. Two-wheeled vehicle ,
Block, David, New York. N. Y. Toy
Block, Joseph H. (See Hoffman, Llovd, and Block.)
Blodget, Loiin. (See Bannister and Blodget.)
Blodgett, Aaron D., Boston, Mass. Electric woi'k-indicator for mills
Blodgett, Aaion D , Boston, and H. D. Winton, Wellesley Hills, Mass., assignors to Hall
Eailway Signal Company, MeTideu, Conn. Eleoti'ic signal
Blodgett, Aaron D., and j. P. Tirrell, Boston, Mass., assignors to Electric Signal Clock
Company, of Massachusetts. Electric motor
Blodgett, Henry L., assignor to Goforth Window Company, Chicago, HI. Sash-cord fast-
ener
Blodgett, John W., Chicago, III. Friction-clutch
Blodgett, John W., assignor to himself and F. M. Blair, Chicago, HI, Button-hole attach-
ment for sewing-machines
Blodgett, Philip S., et nl. (See Marshall. Edwin K., assignor.)
Bloedel, Jacob, Wyandotte, Kans. Draft attachment for harness
Blondel, Jules, Fils, Neuville Vitasse, France. Apparatus for carbureting air
Blood, Lydia A., Chicago. 111. Tug for harness
Blood, Maurice E., assignor to himself, C. W. and W. W. Marsh, Sycamore, HI. Harvest-^
ing-machine ^
Blood, Maixrice E., assignor to himself, C. W. .and W. W. Marsh, Sycamore, HI. Grain-)
delivery device for harvesters '. >
Bloodgood, George W., Wyandotte. Mich. Fastening railway-rails to metallic ties
Bloom, John C, assignor to H. B. Miller, Kalamazoo. Mich. Drive-chain
Bloomer, Chai'les G , Cranston. R. I. Button or stud
Bloomfield, Edward, Chicago, HI. Bath-tray
Bloomingdale, Joseph B., New York, N. Y. ' Pad clip-board
Bloss, Charles, Bethlehem. Conn. Fire-escape
Blount, Edward, Smith's Mills, S. C. Carriage-axle
Blount, John G., assignor of one-half to L. C. Norton, Boston, Mass. Chuck
Blowers, George 0., assignor to W. J. Arkell, Can.aioharie, N. Y. P.aper bag
Blue, Lockrum, Washington, D. C. Hand corn-.shelling device
Blue, William H., Grafton, W. Va. Lathe-mandrel
Blum, Joseph, Winnetka, 111. Brick-kiln front or furnace
Blum, Joseph, Winnetka, 111. Brick-drier
Blumauer. Jacob, et al. (See Bear, Samixel, assignor.)
Blume, Ch.arles A., Union City, Ind. Stump-puller
Blumentbal, Isaac. Chicago, 111. Pitcher-cover
Blundon, Joseph W., Whatcom. Wash. Ter. Billiard-table leveler
Blunt, Edward T., Blaby Hill. England. Apparatus for compressing ensilage
Blunt, Robert, Maqnokef a. Iowa. Platfoi-m-spring for carriages
Blunt, William S., New York. N. Y. Pump '
Bliithgen, Victor, Freieawalde-on-the-Oder, Prussia, Germany. Ornamentation of glass-
ware, &c '.
Bly, D. Gaylord. (See Guinand, Oliver TJ., assignor.)
Blyholder. .lohn B.. and P. Hughes, St. Louis, Mo. Bridle-bit
Blythe, George, Chillicothe, Md. Car-coupling
Blythe, Walter A., and J. Henderson, Dunbar, Pa. Coke-oven door
Boals, James A., assignor to W. P. Vance .and A. McClintock, Burgettstown, Pa. Churn-
power
Boardman, Arthur E. , Macon, Ga. Hydraulic main for gas apparatus
Boardman, James W. (See Bacon and Boardman.)
Boardman, Joseph H., East Hartford, Conn. Snow-scraper
Boardmnn, Theron, Biiffnio, N. Y. Combined breast-collar and sweat-pad
Boardman, William H. (See Greenough and Bo.ardman.)
Boaz, Edward A. (See Davis, Samuel E., assignor.)
Bobrick, Gabriel A., Boston, assignor, by mesne assignments, to himself and F. N. Wales,
Newton , Mass. Automatic hydrometer apparatiis
Boca, Paul, Paris, France. Cartridge-shell
Bodectel, William C, San Francisco, Cal. Jug or pitcher cover
Bodell, Allen W., Cincinnati, Ohio. Automatic cash-carrier
Bodell, John R., Now Salem, Ohio, assignor to P. Bent .and H. Ayres, Clinton, Iowa. Lad-
der-bracket
Bodenstein, John G., Staatsburg, N. Y. Inserted-tooth fastening for ice-plows.
No.
298,275
298,276
294,005
297,105
306,213
307,085
307,086
301,662
296,385
304.161
294.188
293,406
300,440
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307,742
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299,105
306,464
298,341
302,821
308,548
293,554
299,453
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293.407
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299,454
307,427
302,232
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299,334
296,117
298,937
291.282
296.813
296,814
296,915
295.902
303.0y6
309.685
301,852
303,613
293,408
2n6,815
290,665
294,845
296.512
306,053
306,714
307,743
302,539
297,345
299,512
30.5,886
309,435
295,724
Date.
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Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
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Name, residence, and invention.
Bodge, .Joseph G-.. Watenille, ile. Machine fov fjrming hollow ware from paper-pulp . .
Bodjre, "William, Brooklyn, N. T., aS8io-nor to C. B. Cottrell, Stonington, Conn. Cylinderi
printing niacliine )
Bodiue, J. Nixon, Bridgeton, N. J. Clutching mechanism
Bodley, Frederick K.. Denver, Colo. Apparatus for striking molds for hand-rails
Body, Michel, Liege, Belgium. Process ot and apparatus for obtaining gold and silver from
their ores by combined electrolytic and amalgamating processes
Boecher, Adam, New York, N. Y. Sewing-machine
Boecher, Adam, New York, N. Y. Sewing-machine liook
Boecher, Adam, New York, N. Y. Mechanical movement
Boeckelmann, Ludwig F. G., assignor of one-half to A. Miekley, Davenport, Iowa. Win-
dow-shutter
Boeckh, Charles, Toronto. Ontario, Canada. Boot-brush
Boeuiug, Adolf, New York, N. Y. Hame
Boericke, Francis E., and G. Goll, Philadelphia, Pa. Triturattng-machine
Boettcher, Emil, Leipsic, Germany. Electric lamp
Bocttcher, Emil, Leipsic, Gorniary. Device for converting motion
Boettcher, F. W. Gustav, Milwaukee, Wis. Combined square, level, and triangle
Bofingcr, Augustus G., et al. (See Johnson, Perry, assignor.)
Bogart, A. Livingston, Jamaica, N. Y. Appaiatus for operating electrical devices
Bogart, A. Livingston, Jamaica, N. Y. Electric-lighting gas-burner
Bogart, A. Livingston, assignor to A. L. Bogart, Jamaica, N. Y. Electric gas-ligh(iug at-
tachment for burglar-alarms
Bogart, Abraham L, (See Bogart, A. Livingston, assignor.)
Bogert, John L., Flushing. N. Y. Balanced rotary valve
~ .-...— Governor for steam-engines
Plunger for steam and vapor engines
Hinge
Hobby-horse -
Hobby-horse
Bohm, William TJ., San Francisco, Cal. Pilot or guard for cars of cable-roads
Bohman, August, assignor of one-half to C. J. Stromberg, Chicago, 111. Folding step-lad-
der
Bogert, John L., Flushing, N. Y,
Bogert, John L.. Flushing, N. Y
Bo:iy, Beraard P., St. Louis, Mo.
Bohiig, Martin, Dubuque, Iowa.
Bohlig, Martin, Dubuque, Iowa.
Bohrer, Jean C, et al. (See Watson, James T., assignor.)
Bohrer, William, assignor to W. R. Elmeuhorst, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Transposi-
tion key-board for musical instruments
Boice, Reed V , Toledo, Ohio. Harvester
Bois, James M., East Aurora, N. Y. Gas apparatus
Bokenkotter, John S., Cincinnati, Ohio. Automatic tack and staple hammer
Bokeukotter, John S., Ciiuiimati, Ohio. Shoe-last
BoUling, .Tohn P., Saltilln. Miss. Quilting-frame
Boles, Warren H., et al. (See Whitaker, William W., assignor.)
Boles, Warren H., Fort Plain, N. Y. Trace-buckle
Boleyn, Mathew. (See Giiffin, John S., assignor.)
Bolgiano, Gilbert C. Baltimore, Md. Sash-holder
BoUes, Charlgs M., Dallas, Tex. Folding table
Bolles, Charles M., and M. E. Byron, East Pepperell, Mass. Machine for stamping boots
and shoes
Bollinger, Anthony, ZanesviUe, Ohio. Steam-engine
Bollinger, Harry S. (See Schwaner and Bollinger.)
BoUwitt, Charles F., assignor of one-fourth to L. E. Sassinot, New Orleans, La. Turn-ta-
ble for horsp-cars
Bolte, Frank H., assignor to Egelhoff Manufacturing Company, Milwaukee, Wis. Hay-
Bolte, Frank H., assignor to Egelhoft' Manufacturing Company, Milwaukee, Wis. Horse
hay-fork ."
Bolte, Frank H., assignor to Egelhoflf Manufacturing Company, Milwaukee, Wis. Horse
i hay-fork
Bolton, James, Chicago, HI. Cabinet for sewing-machines
Bolton, James, Chicago, 111., and J. C. Van Dyke, Elizabeth, N. J., assignors to Singer Man-
ufacturing Company of New .Jersey. Sewing-machine table
Bolton, .Joseph W., Lewi.ston, Me. Liquor-funnel
Bolton, Thomas, Eochoster, N. Y. Insole for boots or shoes
Boluss, Clarence W., Norwood, assignor of one-half to Michaels &Schuermann, Cincinnati,
Ohio. Steam-engine lubricator
Bolzano, Andre. Markt Eedwitz, Bavaiia, Germany. Car-brake
Boman, Claes W., assignor to .J. Eeckendorfer, New York. N.Y. Lead and crfiyon holder.
Boraan, Claes W., assignor to J. Eeckendorfer, deceased. New York, N. Y.; B. iteckendor-
fer. executrix, G. A. Goldsmith and W. Strauss, executors. Device for holding pencils
and other objects
Boramarius, Frederick, New Orleans, La. Bale-tie splice
Bommarius, Fiederick, New Orleans, La. Bale-band-splicing machine
Bond, Charles W._, Toledo. Ohio. Car-coupling
Bond, Ephraim W., et al. (See Howson. Henry, assignor.)
Bond, Hiram, Haverhill, Mass. Heel-burnishing machine
No.
293,220
303,097
303,110
306,215
291,670
300,199
300,683
303,111
.301,429
299.196
300.838
290,816
303,014
305,503
304,601
292,785
306,128
292,786
298,063
307.835
309,680
308,739
293,139
300,200
292,624
295,518
297.222
299.106
300,757
302,092
304,602
303,485
303,112
299,335
307,623
296,513
304,493
305,278
293,937
307,906
3(16,022
298,277
300,684
299,513
298,278
305.887
294,570
297,060
Bond, John, and G. Smethurst, Maynard, Mass. Cop-building mechanism
Bond, Joseph, .Jr., assignor of one-half to C. M. Swain, Philadelphia, Pa. Valve for steam-)
engines " 5
Bond, Joseph, .Jr., assignor of one-h.alf to C. M. Swain, Philadelphia, Pa. Valve-gear
Bond, Lorenzo D., Washington, DC. Tag-attaching device
Bond, Samuel E.. et al. (See Maltbv. Sidney, assignor.)
Bond, William H. (See Wood and Bond.)
Bime, D. M. (See Eobinson, Frank J., assignor.)
Bcme. Frank A ., Lelianou, Ohio. Fire-escape
Boniface. Edmond L. J., Changy-les-Bois, par Varennes, Loiret, France. Transforming
Jerusalem-artichoke juice into levulose, &c
Boniface, Henry C, assignor to Eice &. Brother, New York, N. Y. Manufacture of jew-
elry .'
Bonnard, William S.. and W. H. Grupe, Terre Haute, Ind. Feeder for mills, purifiers, &c.
I5onneau, Christopher M., Uoston, Mass. Cooking-utensil
Bonnell, .James A., assignor to National Interlocking Switch and Signal Company, New
York, N. Y. Detecting-bar for railway-switches
297.100
295,340
309.375
292,278
292,787
297,107
307,008
307,009
292,093
294,109
307,624
296.118
298,938
300,839
291,868
Date.
Feb. 12
Aug. 19
Aug. 5
Oct. 7
Jan. 8
June 10
.June 17
Aug. 5
.July 1
May 27
Julie 24
Apr. 15
Aug. 19
Sept. 23
Sept. 2
Feb.
Oct.
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volume.
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May 6
Noi'. 11
Dec. 23
Dec. 2
Feb. 5
.June 10
Jan. 29
Mar. 25
Apr. 22
May 27
June 24
Julv 15
Sept. 2
Aug. 12
Aug. 5
May 27
Nov. 4
Apr. 8
Sept. 2
Sept. 16
Feb. 19
Nov. 11
Dec. 9
May 6
June 17
June 3
May 6
Sept. 30
Mar. 4
Apr. 15
Apr. 22
Mar. 18
Dec. 16
Jan. 22
Feb. 5
Apr. 22
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Jan. 15
Feb. 26
Nov. 4
Apr. 1
May 20
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Nam'^, residence, and invention.
Boomer, George B..
Boomer, treorge B.,
Boomer, George B.,
Boomer, George B.,
Bonner, John P., assignor to "W. C. Vosbcrgh Manufacturing Company, (limited,) Brook-
lyn, N. T. Extension-slide chandelier
Bennett, Charles P., Elizabeth, N. J. Process of and apparatus for extracting gold and?
silver from their ores s
Bonsilate Company. (See Lootwood, Charles S., assignor.)
Bonsilate CoTopany. (See Lockwood and Hyatt, assignors.)
-Bonstec'l, .Alexander O., assignor of one-half to O. S. McChesney, Wilson, N. T. Thill-
coupling - -
Bonzano, Maximilian F., Philadelphia, Pa. Device for arresting locomotives and cars
Bonzano, Maximilian F., Philadelphia, Pa. Device for aiTCsting locomotives or cars
Booker, .Tames T. (See Montague, Booker, and Dinning.)
Booker, James "W., assignor to himself and J. F. Hessel, Champaign, Dl., and E. H. Arm-
strong, Castleton, Vt. Holdbaek-strap -
Booker, Samuel, assignor of one-half to E. Tschumy, Tiffin, Ohio. Eake
Bookman, Morris, and C. E. Bingham, East New York, N. Y. Street-car sandbox
Booksh, Samuel W., Baton Eouge, La. Breeching attachment for carriage-shafts ;
Boom, Miguel, Port au Prince, Hayti. Air-pump
Boomer, George B., Tarrytown, N. Y. Defecating saccharine liquids
, Tari-ytown, N. Y. Press
, Mount Pleasant, NT. Y. Apparatus for extracting cane-juice
Mount Pleasant, N. Y. Eilter-press
, Mount Pleasant, N. Y. Press
Boon, Alfred P., assignor to C. H. Boon, St. Christopher, West Indies. Concentration and
evaporation of sirups
Boon, Charles H. (See Boon, Alfred P., assignor.)
Boone, Clara E. (See Boone. Thomas E., assignor.)
Boone, John, assignor to E. B. Strong, Syracuse, N". Y. Self-registering electric target
Boone, John L., San Francisco, Cal. System of propelling cars by means of cables
Boone, Eobert, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. (juard for wire fencing
Boone, Thomas E., Eochester, N. Y. Ash-sifter
Boone, Thomas E., assignoj-, by mesne assignments, to C. E. Boone, Eochester, N. Y. Cuff.
Boorman. William, assignor to C. B. Behrens, T. Sherman, Philadelphia, Pa,, and S. Beh-
rens, Kew York, N. Y. Fluid-actuated valve
Boof and Shoe Sole Laying Company. (See Eppler, Andrew, Jr., assignor.)
Booth, Albeix T., Meriden, Conn. Turning-machine
Booth, Albert T., Meriden, Conn. Adjusting device for eccentrics
Booth, Henry "W., Windsor. Ontario, Canada. Cinder-sifter
Booth, John L., Hamilton, Ohio. Hoisting-gear
Booth, .John L., Cedar Eapids, Iowa. Lubricating apparatus
Booth, Oscar, Creston, Iowa. Tile-ditcher
Booth, Walter, Tarrytown, N". Y. Constructing and fastening tiles
Booth, William T., Manchester, N. H. Apparatus for treating skein-yam
Boothby, John W., New York, N. Y.
Kg.
Driving-gear for dynamo-electric machines .
Switch-thread
Wire-straightener •.
Device for cooling journal-hearings.
Borchardt, Hugo, Bridgeport, Conn.
Borohardt, Hugo, Bridge))ort, Conn.
Borchaidt, Hugo, Bridgeport Conn.
Borchardt, Hugo, assignor to Parsons Hand Eock Drill Company, Kew York, N. Y. Eock-
driU
Borchers, Christian. New York, N. Y. Telagraph-key
Borchers, John A.W.WestMedford. Mass., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Wool Sconr-
ings Process Company, Portland, Me. Separating and purifying certain compounds of
the scouiinsiS of wool
Borden, Albeit F. (See Eafferty and Borden.)
Borden, Albert F., Birdsborough, assignor of three fourths to G. W. and C. S. Grove and
G. J. Eafl'erty. Philadelnhia, Pa. Stopper for bottles ,. ..
Borden, James S. , Terre Haute, Ind. JSolder for mechanics' rules
Borden, WUliam H. (See Wiegleb, Emil F., assignor.)
Bordwell, Joseph, assignor to D. S. Morgan, Brockport, N. Y. Mowing-machine
Boren, Charles B. and J. S., Booneville, Miss. Horse-power
Boren, John S. (See Boren, Charles B. and J. S.)
lorgeit, Henry, Jr.. and L. P. Dorrell, Havana, 111. Cultivator
Borg-r, David E., Coal Hill, Pa. Saw filing and gaging device
Borgfeldt. Nicholas H., New York, N. Y. Fire-escape
Borland, Andrew J,, Donnellson, Iowa. Churn
Bornartli , Daniel M, , Shakopee, Minn, Device for thawing locomotives
Bomartb, Daniel M., Shakopee, Minn, Car-signal
Bomer, Franz, Cologne, Geimany. Vine and flower stake
Bernstein, Henry, Boston, Mass. Price-card and tidy pin
BoiTett, Joseph, Loudon, England. Boot or shoe sole protecting plate
Borst, George, Eochester, N. Y. Billiard and pool bridge
Borst, George, Eochester, N. Y. Box
Borst, Valentin, New York, N. Y. Garbage-receptacle
Bort, Frank J., and .J. Allen, Cleveland, Ohio. Wa-'.er-column indicator
Borton, Job, assignor to J. E. and W. T. Ball, H. Brady, and F. Armstrong, Barnesville,
Ohio. Ink-stand ."
Bortree, Maurice E. (See Wakeman, Zalmon B., assignor.)
Borup, Harold, assignor to J. B. Hartley, St. Paul, Minn. Coal-chute and vault-cover
Bosch, Andreas, Prairie du Chien, Wis. Guard-fence for draw-bridges
Boscherti, Eufus E.,, Syracuse, N. Y. Power-press
Boschert, Eufus E., Syracuse, N. Y. Back for wine and cider presses
Boschert, Eufus E., Syracuse, N. Y. Platform for wine and cider presses - .
Bossard, Joseph H. (See Lyon and Bossard.)
Bossinger, Henry C. (See Titus and Bossinger.)
Bostock, Edward, New York, N. Y. Tuck-creaser for sewing-machines ,
Boston Fancy Cabinet Company. (See Martin, Georce T., assignor.)
Boston, William H., assignor oif one-half to H. D. ZoUars, Ottuniwa, Iowa. Winker-plate
for bridles _ . .
Bostwick, Edward E., Union City, Mich. Harrow
Boswell, St. George J., Quebec, Quebec, Canada. Whip-holder
Bosworth, Edgar F., assignor to Daggett & Clap, Attleborough, Mass. Button
295,519
298,663
298.4^9
293.846
306,574
301,793
295, t03
294,846
294,189
295.341
293.409
294.571
298,165
301,794
301,795
295,342
303,911
296.916
294.572
308,740
297,912
294,359
.300,943
302,703
291.671
295,725
302.704
308,741
297,491
301,555
295,014
299.614
299,615
307,625
291.568
307,836
299,904
307,428
293,623
301,796
291,283
300,563
305,660
294,360
308.869
305,042
305,043
291,. "509
301.083
299.4.^5
298,342
300.441
300,685
306,129
304,408
308,742
295,104
300,201
304,494
304,495
295,975
306.380
291,860
293,303
308,300
Date.
Mar. 25
May 13
May 13
Felj. 19
Oct. 14
July 8
Mai-. 11
Mar. 11
Feb. 26
Mar. 18
Feb. 12
Mar. 4
May 6
Jul'v 8
July 8
Mar. 18
Aug. 19
Apr. 15
Mar. 4
Deo. 2
Apr. 29
Mar. 4
June 24
Jiily 29
Jan. 8
Mar. 25
July 29
Dec. 2
Apr. 22
July 8
Mar. 25
June 3
June 3
Nov. 4
Jan. 8
Nov. 11
June 3
Nov. 4
Feb. 19
July 8
Jan. 1
June 17
Sept. 23
Mar. 4
Dec. 9
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Jan. 8
July 1
MaV 27
May 13
June 17
June 17
Oct. 7
Sept. 2
Dec. 2
Mar. 11
June 10
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Apr. 1
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Jan.
Feb.
Nov.
611
1380
699
919
958
621
1838
1269
835
287
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1270
1299
1289
289
210
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272
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560
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924
333
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1784
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982
983
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8
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505
1217
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128
159
212
959
903
273
273
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453
1083
695
1141
172
381
183
251
261
172
501
352
226
79
66
251
252
359
358
80
54
699
508
578
235
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578
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1171
(448
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Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
31
Xamc, losidence, and invention.
Both-well, "William H., Philadelphia, Pa. Shutter-fastener
Botkin, Welcome A., et al. (See Burks, Jesse H., assignor.)
Botsf'ord, William E. (See Wilcox and Botsford.)
Botsford, Willis H., Bridjreport, Conn. Penman's assistant
Bott, Samuel, assignor to W. Field, Birmingham, county of Warwick, England. Pire-escape.
Bottoralev. Joseph A., (Jreenville, Conn, i'ruit -picker
Bottum, Elias H., et al. (See Pierce, James D., assignor.)
Boucher, David. (See Comeg.vi>, Hohne.s, and Boucher.)
Boudreau, L^andre, Manchester, N. H. Store-service system
Bonghcj-, Quincy E., and W. K. Kilbom, Petoskey, Mich. Elevator and carrier.
BougUton, William G., Frostbnrg, Md. Wagon-jack
Bouhey, Etienne, Paris, France. Machine for chamfering metal plates
Bouillon, Eugene, K^ew Orleans, La. Tucking attachment for sewing-machines
Bonl, Chriso.stomus. AVcst Belleville. 111. Potato-digger
Boulay, Albert, New York, X. T. Manufacture of colored wall-papers
Boulier. Alfred. Paris. France. Pyrometer
Bonlter, Knssell S., Saco. ile. Breeching-supporter
Bourhon Copper and Brass Works. (Sec Bardo, Peter N., assignor.)
Bonrcart, .Jean J. (See Holland, Jeau 15.. assignor.)
Bourdon. .Jules. Paris, France. Cork strip for protecting steam and gas pipes, &c
Bourgeois. David, assignor of one-half to Kroeschell Brothers, Chicago, 111. Feed-water
heater and filter -
Bonigeois, Eduard. (Sec Bnsfield and Bourgeois.)
Bourgeois- Weber, Albeit, Bienne, Switzerland. Stem winding and setting device for
fatchc
Bourke, Martin, Toiuigstown, Ohio Sash-holder ,
Bourke, Jlartin, Tonngstown, Ohio. Boat-detaching apparatus
Bourke, Martin, Totmgstown, Ohio. Sash-fastener
Bourke. Eachaol A. (See Bourke, William, assignor.)
Bourke. William, assisnor to R. A. Bourke, Brooklyn, ^N". T. Adjustable button
Bourn, Allan. (See King, George P., assifinor.)
Bourn, Augustus 0.. Bri.stol, E. I. Tlcatiug fibrous rubber waste
Bourn, Augustus 0., Bristol, P. 1. Treating fibrous rubber-waste for the recovery of the
rubber or caoutchouc therefrom
Bourn. Aucrn.stu.'" O., Bristol. E. I. Eubber boot
Bou.scay, Eloi, deceased: H. B. Bouscav, Erie, Pa., administratrix. Sewing-machine
Bouscay, Helen B.. administratrix. (See Bouscay, Eloi.)
Bousloy. N'atb.iuicl C. (See Stiff and Bou.'^ley.)
Boutell, William II., Antrim, N. H. Apple parer
Bouton, Georges T. fSee De Dion, Bouton, and Tr^pardoux.)
Bouvier. Louis, ,"^an Diego. Cal. Pump
Bovee, David W.. Ricliland Centre. Wis. Harvester
Bovee, Henry. (See Moore, .lacob E . assignor.)
Bovee, Rodney M , Troy, N. Y. Bottling-machine
Bovensiep, Cliarloy. Detroit. Mich. Calipers
Bovey. Gcnrire C. Columbus, Ohio. Combined milk bucket and stool
Bovyei-, William L . San Francisco, Cal. Miter-box
Bowden, Frank, assignor ot one-half to A. P. Brown, Lowell, Mass, Grapple
Bowditch, Joliii F.. Eevere, Mass. Paintbrush -
Bowen, Augustus C, Michigan Bluff. 'Cal. Amalgamator
Bowen, Gwilym, Murphy 3borough, III. Xut-lock
Bowen, James H.. Philadelphia, Pa. Game apparatus
Bowen, John J.. San Francisco. Cal. Saw-tooth
Bowen, Xewton M.. Knightstown, Ind. Fanniug-mill and seed-cleaner
Bowen, Eobert. (See Bley, William J., assignor.)
Bowen, Eobert J. (See Stedman, David E., assignor.)
Bowen, Thomas C. (See Olds. Philo G., assignor.)
Bowen, Thomas J., and J. F. Barnes, Pickens, S. C. Cultivator
Bowen, William J., Xorwalk, assignor to himself, T. T. Keckeler, Cincinnati, Ohio, and Z.
C. Thwins, Marshall, Mich. Magneto-electric generator
Bower. Chiistopher F., 43 College Street, Liverpool Road, county of Middlesex, England.
Potato-steamer
Bower, Elias H., Saginaw, Mich. Curtain-roller
Bower, Isaac G. , Fremont. Ohio. Bed-clothes holder
Bower, Jacob, Lafayette, Ind. Wagon-tongue support
Bower, William C, Union Springs, Ala. Fish-hook
Bower.s, David H., et al. (See Brindle. Daniel B., assignor.)
Bowers, George A., Chicago, 111. Coal-hod '.
Bowers, George W.. aud T. J. Thompson, Beaver Falls, Pa. Cai-pet-stretcher
Bowers, .JohnT Brookville, 111. Draft-equalizer -
Bowers, John W., Franklin, assignor to Douglas Axe Manufacturing Company, Boston,
Mass. Machine for making ax-polls and similar tools
Bowers, John W., Franklin, assignor to Douglas Axe Manufacturing Company, Boston,
Mass. Machine for punching the eyes of axes and similar tools
Bowers, Levi, Marlinsbnrg, Pa. Straw-stacker
Bowers, Marcus M. , Baltimore, Md. Bell
Bowers, Svlvester J. , Canandaisua, N. Y. Horse-collar coupling
Bowers. William H. H., Salt Lake City, Utah Ter., assignor of one-half to S. P. M. Ta.sker,
Philadelphia, Pa. Crnshing-roll
Bowes, Michael, Raleigh. X. C. Lamp for lighting cigars
Bowie, William S., Gardiner, Me. Driving-rein
Bowker & Tripp. (See Cunningham, Patrick, assignor.)
Bowles, Thomas H. (See Halkyard. Wflliam. assignor.) (Reissue.)
Bowles, Thomas H., Atlanta, Ga. Traveling sign for cars
Bowley, Joseph H., Marengo, HI. Fire-escape - -■:
Bowman, AdamK., Greensburg, Pa. Show-case
Bowman, Albert B. (Ree,Shepard, Henry W., assignor.) '
Bowman, Andrew J., Devairs Bluff. Ark'. Mole ditching-jdow
Bowman, David D. , Eureka. Cal. Revolving book-stand 4
Bowman, Francis B., Waltham, Mass. Adiustable tool-holder
Bowman, John, Princeville, HI. Machine for making kindling
\
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No.
309,813
305,568
30-1,603
296,514
303,800
305,279
308,824
302,047
309.023
299.107
301.953
300,202
297,913
308,402
301,063
302,975
291,672
301,550
305,138
304,257
292,891
295,615
296,119
301,853
305,2f0
309,331
296,120
309,922
297,492
296.386
297,664
296.666
298,166
301.557
303,801
303,802
302,317
296,309
300,686
292,153
297,346
302,379
309.687
297,745
310,118
300,944
293,410
291,976
296,817
296,818
292,279
296,515
298.343
294,361
303,259
300,564
Date.
Dec. 23
Sept. 23
Sept. 2
Apr. 8
Aug. 19
Sept. 16
Dec. 2
July 29
Dec. 9
Mav 27
July 15
June 10
Apr. 29
Nov. 25
Julv 8
Aug. 5
Jan. 8
.lulv 8
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Aug. 26
Feb. 5
Mar. 25
Apr. 1
July 15
Sept. 16
Dec. 16
Apr. 1
Dec. 30
Apr. 22
Apr. 8
Apr. 29
Apr. 8
Mav 6
July 8
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
July 22
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Apr. 22
July 22
Dec. 23
Apr. 29
Dec. 30
June 24
Feb. 12
Jan. 15
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Jan. 22
Apr. 8
May 13
Mar. 4
Aug. 12
June 17
293,555 Feb. 12
298,725 May 20
310,024 Dec. 30
302.822 : July 29
300,203 June 18
296,310 [ Apr. 8
305,733 Sept. 30
Monthly
volume.
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1299
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1770
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1624
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2015
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258
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1164
1591
528
1537
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1477
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273
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320
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148
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Kamc, lesideuce, and iuvention.
'(k^
Sown, Albert, Streator, HI. Tricycle
Bowron, Georce. and V,'^. Hibbeit, London, county of Middlesex, England. Manufacture
of carbon filaments for incnndcscent lamps .'.
Bowsher, Nelson P., South Bend, Jnd. Split pulley
Bowsky, Charles, Savannah, Ga. Device for controlling the inlet and outlet pipes of a
bathtub
Bosley, George, assisnor of one-half to G. P. I. Bruce & Co., Troy, IST. T. Combined but-^
ton-lap and staying-pipce for gaiinents 5
Boyalsin, Dewitt'S., St. Louis, Mo. "Water-elevator
Bo'yeo, .lames, et al. (See Patterson, Robert L, assignor.) (Reissue.)
Uoycp. Thomas W., and C. Frische, Brooklyn, !N". Y. Du^mping-wagon
Boyd, Dan. et al. (See Eiddell and Wickens, assignors.)
Boyd, Dan, Manchester. England, assignor to Domestic Electrical Manufactuiing Com-
pany, Boston, Mass. Electric call-hell
Boyd,' Gardiner, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Car-coupling
T?oyd, James, St. Paul, Minn. Hoisting-machine -
Boyd, James, St. Paul, Minn. Hoisting-machine
Boyd, Jaraes, and W. E. Goklenbnrg, Vevay, Ind. Planter
Boyd, .John, Glasgow, county of Lanark, Scotland. Stop-motion mechanism for twisting
aind winding machines, &c
Boyd, .John, Glasgow, county of Lanark, Scotland. Stop-motion mechanism for twisting
and winding machines, &c
Boyd, John M., Chester, Wis. Hay elevator and carrier
Boyd, Louis .T. M., Annapolis. Md.' Balanced slide-valve '.
Bo'yd, Thomas B., Chicago, 111. Hat-holder
Boyd, "William. (See Tweddoll, Boyd, Piatt, and Fielding)
Boy den, "William A., Jersey City, jS". .J., assignor to McNab & Harlin Manufacturing Com-)
pany, New York, N. Y. " Sight-feed lubricator 5
Boye, Charles. Chicago, 111. Socket for bridge and other pivotal shafts
Boyens, Carl F., Harrisburg, Pa. Fire-box for forges
Boyer, Albert A., Philadeli)liia, Pa. Machine for cleaning carpets :
Boyer. Jerome L., Columbia, Pa. Steam-heater
Boyer, Zaccur P., Philadelphia, Pa. Conduit for traction-rope or endless-cable railways. - -
Boyer, Zaccur P., Philadelphia, Pa. Grip device for the propulsion of oars by cable
Boyer, Zaccur P., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to "United States Cable Motor Construction?
Company, of New .Jersey. Conduit for traction-rope railways .' I
Boyhan, I'atrick, New York, N. Y. Latitude-indicator
Boy kin, Christopher C. assignor of four-ninths to T. F. Boykin, Ivor, Va. Peanut-plan ter.
Boykin, Thomas F. (See Boykin, Christopher C, assignor.)
Boylan, Lawrence A., et al. (See Manuel, David, assignor.)
Boyle, Charles B., New York, N. Y. Combincd.refiectflr and refracting lens ;
Boyle, Charles B., New York, N. Y. Light-house illuminator
Boyle, Charles B.. assignor to Boyle Illuminating Company, New York, N. Y. Lamp
Boyle, George. (See Shugg and Boyle )
Boyle Illuminating Company. (See Boyle, Charles B., assignor.)
Boyle, James E., Brooklyn, N. "Y. Flushing apparatus for water-closets
Boyle, James E., Brooklyn, N. Y. "W ater-closet and other bo wis and pipe-connection there-
for
Boj'le, James E. , Brooklyn, N. Y. Cut-off for kitchen-boilers
Boyle, .Joseph, Oswego, N. Y. Cutter-head
Boyle, Robert K., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to himself, J. M. Prendergast, Boston, Mass., J
andD. H. Craig, New "York, N. Y. Telegraphy j
Boyles, Benjamin S., assignor of one-half to J. G. Boyles, "Winamac, Ind. Spade or shovel
Handle
Boyles, John 6. (See Boyles, Benjamin S , assignor.)
Boynton, Alfred, Battle Creek, Mich., and C. "W. Boynton; said 0. "W. Boynton assignor to
L. E. Boynton, Brooklyn, N. Y. Saw
Boynton, Andrew J., Maiden, Mass. Tu.bing and printing paper bags
^Boynton, Charles "W. (See Boynton, Alfred and C. "W.)
Boynton, Edward S., Bridgeport, Conn. Signature-presenting mechanism for book-sewingj
machines j
Boynton, Edward S., assignor to "Wheeler & "Wilson Manufacturing Company, Bridgeport,
Conn. Inlormationtablct
Boynton Furnace Company. (See Boynton, Nathaniel A., assignor.)
Boynton, George 0. (See Mansfield and Boynton.)
Boynton, George 0., Boston, assignor to himself, P. R. Mansfield, Dedham, and G. Stephen,
Somerville, Mass. Veneering wood, &c
Boynton, George 0., Boston, and G. .Stephen, Somerville, Mass. Emery-wheel
Boynton, George "W., assignor of one-half to J. H. Baker, "West Oakland, Cal.
"Win do w-
Boynton, Horace S.. Oshkosh, "Wis. Cutter-head
Boynton, Jeremiah "W. (See Carver, .James M., assignor.)
JBoynton, L. E. (See Boynton, Alfred and C. W., assignors.)
Boynton, Nathaniel A., assignor to Boynton Furnace Company, New York, N. Y. Hot-air
fixrnace ,
Boys, Henry R. A., Barrie, Ontario. Canada. Lubricator
Bozard, Barnard S., Brooklyn, N. Y. Saw-jointer
Rozell, John E., Tipton, Ind. Fastening device for doors .,
iJraam, Jacob W"., (^lapo, Mich. Leaf-holder
ISrabson, Tom., Brooklyn, N. Y. Visible-feed lubricator
Bracewell, John, Nortli Adams, Mass. ' Printing indigo colors
Bracher, George S., New York, N. Y. Hat-sweat
Bracher, (3-eorge S., New York, N. Y. Reed for hat-sweats
Brackett, Albert A. (See Badger, William E., assignor.)
Brackett, Cyrus F., Princeton,"N. .J. Dynamometer
Tirackett, Gilbert A., Springfield, Mass.' Embroidery-frame
Brackett, Seward W., Eau Claire, Wis. Mail-sack tag
Bracy, William H. (See Yost and Bracy.)
Bradbnrii, John, Wayne, Mich. Churn"
\ Bradbury, Chailes •!., Boston, assignor of one-half to J. H. Home, Lawrence, "Mass.
\ vice foi: grinding roll-bars
No.
294,753
304,901
307,171
300,442
297,746
298,344
296,917
293,938
303,486
308,340
308,341
308,649
303,209
303,210
300 687
299,9.50
308,342
305,281
304.694
303 487
307.t'37
303,912
298,819
299,197
296,667
291..570
301,664
308,870
308,871
295,479
291,139
291,140
305,504
302,380
309,126
304,067
308.. 549
301,084
294,961
307,705
304,409
305,139
291,836
294,006
307,907
297,347
298.820
294,573
397,005
303,403
301,475
296,918
296,919
De-
302,976
291,870
298,345
306,465
291,469
Date.
Mar. 11
Sept. n
Oct. 28
June 17
Apr. 29
May 13
Apr. 15
Feb. 19
Aug. 12
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
Deo. 2
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June 10
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July 22
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Nov. 25
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J.in. 8
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Apr. 22
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Mar. 4
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphubetieal list of patentees — Continued.
33
Xame, resittenep, and invention.
Uradbury, Samuel, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. Talve
Bradbury, Walter, assigiior to G. S. Calhoun, St. Louis, Uo. Electric motor
Braden, Robert, Harrison, Ohio. Field-roller
Bradford, Addison, deceased; "W. "W. Blackman administrator, and assignor of five-sis-
teeuths to T. C. "Wigpns, Brooklyn, A. K. Smith, New Brighton, and A. S. Comstock,
New York, N. T. Lubricator
Bradford, Addison, deceased ; "W. W. Blackman administrator, and assignor of five-six-
teenths to T. C. AViggins, Brooklyn, A. R. Smith, New Brighton, and A. S. Comstock,
New Tork, N. Y. Lubricator
Bradford, Benjamin W., e« oi. (See Baldwin, James S., assignor.)
Bradford, Charles K., Lynnfield, assignor to G. H. P. Flagg, Boston, Mass. Brush-holder
and tube for cementing shoe-soles
Bradford, Chailes K., Lynnfield, and J. (t. Benedict, Boston, Mass. Percolator
Bradford, Charles S., Jr. (See Ball and Bradford.)
Bradford, Elisha H. (See MeAleer, Philip, assignor.)
Bradford, Joseph P., assignor of one-half A. J. AValters, Weston, Mich. Cultiyator-tooth.
Bradford, Wilmer. (See'Scollay, AVilliam A., assignor.)
Bradley, Byron C, Chicago, 111. Bed-plate for sulky-plow beams
Bradley, Byron C, assignor to Furst & Bradley Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111.
Cultivator
Bradley, Byron C, assignor to Furst & Bradley Manufacturing Company, Chicago, HI.
Cultivator
Bradley, Byron C, assignor to Furst & Bradley Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111.
Drag-bar for cultivator-beams
Bradley, Byron C, assignor to Furst & Bradley Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111.
Vineyard-plow
Bradley, Charles F. (See Brockett, Atwater E., assignor.)
Bradley, Charles S., New York, N . Y. System of electrical distribution
Bradley, Charles T., et al. (See Shaw, Elijah, a.ssignor.)
Bradley, Christopher C, Syracuse, N. Y. Vehicle-spring
Bradley, Christopher C, Svracuse, N. Y. Carriage-spring
Bradley, Dudley W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Clock
BradleV, Everai, Truman.<!burg, N. Y. Buggy-cover
Bradley, Frederick A., New Haven, Conn. Whip-socket
Bradley, Henry A., New York, N. Y. Coal-dust feeder
Bradley, James J., assignor to Edison Lamp Company, Harrison, N. J. MacMne for shav.
ing conductors for electric lamps
Bradley, James M., Tyner City, Ind. Vehicle running-gear .'.
Bradley, Leonidas H.. Springfield, HI. Jug-packing box
Bradley, Milton, Springfield, Mass. Ring for game's
Bradley, Sylvester, Bloouiington, 111. Coupling for tubular lightning-rods
Bradley, Sylvester, Bloomingtou, HI. Lightning-rod coupling
Bradley, Robert W., Denvei% Colo. Fire-escape
Bradley, AVilliam H., New York, N. Y. Apparatus for making hydrogen gas
Bradshaw, Charles H., el al. (See Hodgetts, Charles, assignor.)
Bradt, William D., Jackson, Mich. Wash-stand and dressing-case
Brady, Charles N. (Sec Dornan and Brady.)
.Brady, Clhristian H., Chicago, 111. Clamp for holding hollow cylinders
Bi ady, Edwin L., New York. N. Y. Apparatus for ventilating cars
Brady, Ehnina, Porilandville, N. Y. Composition of matter for molding fruits, fancy-
topped tables, birds, &c
Brady, Harrison, et al. (See Borton, Job, assignor.)
Brady, Henry M., Dalton, HI. Smoke and gas consuming furnace
Brafford, John H., Red Oak, Ohio. Gate hanging and operating apparatus
Bragaw, John A., assignor of one-half to S. Froehlich, Albany, N. Y. Thill-conpling
Bragg, John. (See Williams and Bragg.)
Brainard, Curtis B., Joliet, 111. Wire-barbing machine
Brainard, (Curtis B., Joliet, 111. Barbed wire" ,
Brainard, Curtis B., Joliet, 111. Staple
Brainard, Ellison L. (See Barton and Brainard.)
Brainard, Ellison L., assignor to Barton BeU Company, East Hampton, Conn. Bell
Brainard, Joseph W., assignor to F. W. Cone, Kent, and F. W. Woodbridge, Eavenna,
Ohio. Cutter-head
Brainerd, Frank W., Chicago, 111., assignor to AVashburn & Moen Manufacturing Com-
pany, Worcester, Mass., and I. L. EUwood, De Kalb, 111. Wire-barbing machine
Brakeley, Joseph, Freehold, N. J. Can-heading machine
Bramble, William H., Decatur, Dl., assignor to Yale &. Towne Manufacturing Company,
Stamford, Conn. Post-office lock-bos
Bramer, Frank, deceased. Little Falls, N. Y. ; W. W. Whitman and L. H. Crandell, execu-
tors. Disk-harrow
Brammer, Henry P. C. (See Schmidt and Brammer.)
Branch, Daniel W., Troy, Ala. Cultivator
Branch, Joseph W. (See Gilmour, George W., assignor.)
Branchaud, Louis A., San Francisco, Cal. Car-coupling
JBrand, Augxistus E., Philadelphia, Pa. Transom-lifter
Brand, Lucien, Alameda, Cal. Swinging demijohn and label-holder
Brand, Robert, assignor to North Western Manufacturing and Car Company, Stillwater,
Minn. Grain-separator
Brand, Robert, Oakland, Cal., assi.gnor to Noith Western Manufacturing and Car Com-
pany, Stillwater, Minn. Grain-separator
Brandeis, Julia. (See Brandeis. Leopold, assignor.)
Brandeis, Leopold, assignor to J. Brandeis, Biooklyn, N. Y. Shield for water-closets
Brandon, Francis L., Hicksvillo, Ohio. Nut-lock
Brandon, John C, Detroit, Mich. Machine for dressing moldings
Brandow, Leroy J., Starkville, N. Y. Bolster-plate for wagons
Brandstaetter, John S., Liverpool, county of Lancaster, England. Dust-arresting machine
Brandstettner, John. (See Wagner, Emil, assi.gnor.)
Brandt, Franz F. A., Belleville, HI. Car-coupling
Brandt, John H., et al. (See Tillery, John A., assignor.)
Brandy, James, Lawrence, Mass. Machine for making felt boots, shoes, and stockings. . .
Branham, Alvin J., Sedalia, Mo. Wagon-brake
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No.
308,401
293,556
305,061
293,705
293,706
292,406
299,198
292,404
293,939
293,557
295,520
297,914
299,050
291,141
294,190
305,838
305.889
304,004
292,977
295,145
308.301
297,747
296,819
303,113
303,488
305.14''
293,707
309,290
304,407
302.884
307,087
291,264
294,007
296,516
305,890
292,407
298,440
300,204
299,724
303,978
309,758
307,908
303,555
297,066
296,121
303,698
309,599
301,954
308,650
308,651
305,141
301.085
295,726
295,225
297,223
301,430
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June 10
June 3
Aug. 26
Dec. 23
Nov. 11
Ang. 12
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Aug. 19
Dec. 23
July 15
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1024
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
JTame, residence, and invention.
Brann, Charles P., H al. (See Williams, Horatio 7^., assignor.)
Braunan, Eldridjre TV., et al. (Seo Bnrks, .Tessa H., assignor.)
Brannan, William, FredericksburK, Va. Fire-escape ladder
Braslier. William M.. Brooklyn, N. T. Floiir-coverina
Brass, Eobcrt, and J. Chapman, Brooklyn, N. T. ,S team-radiator
Bratsohie. Amiel, Sharpsburg, Pa. Pitman for harvesters .-.
Braftou. Francis M., Hamdeii Junction, Ohio. Boot-crimp
Braucr. Robert A., and T. Eoche, Oshkosh, Wis. Hose-conpling
Braun, Fran/. Berlin. Germany. Friction-conplins; for shaf s
Braun, J. Gottfried. New York, N. Y. Drip-cup for journal-bearings
Braun, John, Philadel]ihia, Pa. Shaft -cotipling
Braun. John, Philadelphia, Pa. Pulley
Branninger, GeoraeM., Janesvillc, AVis. Boiler- water purifier
Bray, Mellen. (See Oliver, Willard F., assignor.)
Bray, Mellen, Newton, Mass. Eeed-hoard
Bray, Mellen, Newton, M.ass. Lacing-stud . . -
Bray, Morris P., assignor of one-half to Elm City Suspender Co., New Haven, Conn,
ment-clasp
iBray, Morris P., assignor of one-h,alf to Elm City Suspender Co., New Haven, Conn. Gar-
ment-clasp
Bray, Morris P., New Haven. Conn., assignor of two-tliirds to H. B. Spitz and C. E. God-
frey, Boston, Mass. Pocket
Bray, William C, Newton, Mass. Kivet
Brayton, Edward, Cedar Eapids, Iowa. Cord-fastener
Brayton, George B., Boston, Mass. Steam-boiler
Brayton, James T. (See Kirk, Brayton, Wader, and Oulehen.)
Brayton, Lodowick, assignor of one-half to \>. F. Longstreet, Providence, E. I. Track for
street-railways
Brazel, Peter B , Cheboygan, Mich. Snow-plow
Gar-
Brazelle, Benjamin, St. Louis, Mo. Machine for making hook-headed nails
Brazier, Daniel, assignor of one-fourth to F. W. Swift, Detroit, Mich. Grate for stoves
and furnaces ..- ,
Bready, Charles W. (See Dutrow, David E., as.signor.)
Brecht, Theodore C. Washington, D. C. Method of .and apparatus for compressing plastic,
pulverized, and other materi.als
Brcchting, Franz, Grand Eapids, Mich. Drift-even er for wagons.
Brechting. Franz, Grand E^ipids, Mich. Tongue-support
Brede, William, Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands. Ea'ohct-drill
Brede, William, Honolulu, Haw.aiian Islands. Eatchet-drill. (Ecissue)
Breed, Judson W., assignor to Emerson & Fisher Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Eoad-cart-
Breed, Eichard E. , Pitt sbni'g. Pa. Machine for making hoes
Brecn, Thomas, ICnowUon, Pa. Eailway-tie
Breen, Thomas, Knowlton. Pa. Eailw.ay-rail
Breer, Caroline H. (See Breer, Henry, assienor.)
Breer, Henry, assignor to C. H. Brcei-, Do Witt, N. Y. Desiccatingapparatus
Breer, Henry, assignor to C. H. Breer, Do Witt, N. Y. Apparatus for desiccating fertili-
Lamp-
Breer, Henry, assignor to C. H. Breer. De Witt. N. Y. Desiccating apparatus
Brecse, John H., Davenport, Iowa. Floating filter
Breiuig, Eevere M., Brooklyn, N. Y. Manufacturing paints
Breinig, Eevere M., Brooklyn, N. Y. Treatment of sludge acid
Breinig, Eevere M., Brooklyn, N. Y. Fuel composition
Breitscheid, Franz. St. Louis, Mo. Truss
Brckke, Lewis 0 , Decorah, Iowa. Lamp
Brekke, Lewis 0., assignor of one-hnlf to L. E. D.avidson, Decorah, Iowa.
Brelivet, Joseph, Enosbuig Falls, Vt. Candle-mold
Bremer. IJeinrich. Chicago, 111. Wash-bench
Brcmennan, Fredrick, Indianapolis, Ind., assignor to Emerson, Fisher Company, Cincin-
nati, Ohio. Turning-gear for vehicles
Brendler, Albert, Newaik, N. J. Bag-lock
Brenuan, Ann, et al. (See Harney, Michael C, assignor )
Brennan, James J., Whinpany, N.J. Combined holy -water font and poor-box
Brcnnan, Jeremiah H., Boston, Mass. Device for tapping beer
Brennan, William N., et al. (See Harney, Michael C, assignor.)
Brent Manufacturing Company. (See MacK.aye, James S., "assignor.)
Brenzel, Jacob, Chicago, 111. Grain-car door.
Brenzinger. Carl A. , New York, N. Y. Chuck for drilling-machines, &c ,
Brereton, Richard. (Sec Crump and Brereton.)
Breslauer, Eduard, Berlin, Germany. Fui nace-,grate
Breslin, Josenh, Cincinnati, Ohio. Beading-machine for shoes
Bresnahan, Maurice V., Lynn, Mass. Boot and shoe sole shaping machine
Brcsnan, John J. (See Clemens, Melville, assignor.)
Brcssler, Allen P. (See Brcssler, Jacob C, L. F.. and A. P.)
Bressler, Jacob C, L. F., and A. P., Cedar Eapids, Iowa. Portable capstan
Bressler, Lowell F. (See Bressler, Jacob C, L. F., and A. P.)
Breton, Peter N., Montreal, Quebec, Can.ada. Book-carrier
Brett, Fi'iend N., Sparta, Wis. Mechanical motor ,
No.
296,920
302,977
295,343
307,088
298.167
302,093
201.073
2fi0,820
292,978
294,110
204,754
293,558
301,332
Brett, John R., Oakland, Cal. O.xidizing and chloiidizing famace
Brettell, Edward W., Newark, N. J. Trunk-lock
Brettell, Edward W., Newark, N. J. Trunk or box fastener
Brettner, Eudolf, New York, N. Y. Finger-ring
Breuer, Otto, assignor of one-half to C. H. Eirippendorf, Cincinnati, Ohio. Heel-trimming
machine
Brevooit, Henry L. (Seo Buel and Brevoort.)
Brevoort, Henry L. (See Eoberts, Isaiah L., assignor.)
Brevoort. William H., Vincenncs, Ind. Staple
Brewer, Benjamin B. (See Waterhouse and Brewer.)
Brewer, Charles W., Eacine, Wis. Agraffe for piano sounding-boards .
Brewer, Horatio J., New York, N. Y. " Zinc for batteries
Brewer, Horatio J., New York, N. Y. Galvanic battery
299,7-.J5
299,726
303,211
302,048
301,558
292,154
296.668
298,441
300,758
307,010
299,514
307,089
:307,Cfl0
292,280
10,503
291.488
29.-,'103
294.191
297,965
30.3,913
303,914
303,015
291,285
304, ro2
30(i.897
307.838
300.. 51 S
297,493
2P3,.''.59
305^787
293.847
299.108
306,898
297,966
296,311
309,291
294,755
299,616
302,540
300,039
301,C65
295,226
293,624
305, 78S
301,5.59
298,279
299,051
305,6C2
305,044
Date.
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Aug. 5
Mar. 18
Oct. 28
May 6
July 15
Jan. 8
Apr. 15
Feb. 5
Feb. 26
Mar. 11
Feb. 12
July 1
June 3
June 3
Aug. 5
July 29
July 8
Jan. 22
Apr. 8
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June 24
Oct. 21
June 3
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Jan. 22
Aug. 5
Jan. 8
Apr. 1
Feb. 26
May 6
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Sept. 9
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Nov. 11
Dec. 23
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Oct. 21
May 6
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Dec. IG
Mar. 11
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June 10
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AljihabctuMl list of imtentees — Coutinued.
35
Name, residence, and invention.
Brewer. Roland L.. assignor to Colts Patent Fire Anns Manufacturing Company, Hart-
ford, C»nn. Magazine fire-arm
Brewer, Eoland L., assignor to Colts Patent Fire Arms Mauufacturiug Comiiany, Hart-
ford, Conn. Magazine tire-arm '.
Brewer, Rns.seU. Newark, N. -T. Caraxlo box
Brewer, 'Wesley S.. Richmond, Ind., assignor of one-half to L. M. Hosea, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Method of and apparatus for refrigerating liquids
Brewer, William W.. St. Lonis. Mo. Book
Brewster. Francis "W.. Bloomsbury, county of Middlesex, England. Buoyant life-line
Brey, Milton W., Harleysville. Pa. Combined belt-tightener and brake attachment
Breyfogle, William L. "(See Tan Dusen, Charles, assignor.)
Brian, Taylor W., et al. (See Dean, Orange A., assisnor.)
Brian, Taylor W., Parkville, 111. Hound-coupling for wagons
No.
Date.
Brice, William S., Liverpool, county of Lancaster, England. Floating elevator
Bricker, George S., and W. B. Shoemaker, Newville, Pa. Spike-fastening for thrashing-
machines, &c
Bride, Cotter T., Washington, D. C. Pipe-joint packing
Bridgeport Automatic Safety Ladder and Hardware Comp.any. (See Stever, Jeremiah, as-
signor.)
Bridgeport Brass Company. (See Reed, Thomas S.. .issignor.)
Bridgejiort Brass Company. (See Stanley, Henry D., assignor.)
Bridgeport Twine Binding Company. (See Richardson and Gibbs, assignors.)
Bridges, Benjamin F.. Big Rapids, ilich. Saw-swaging machine
Bridges, .James K., Woodstock. 111. Saw jointer and set
Bridges, .John R., Philadelphia, Pa. Knitting-machine
Bridge.", .Tohn R., Philadelphia, Pa. Machine for uniting looped fabrics
Bridgford, .John. (See Ripley and Bridgford.)
Bridgford, John. Albany, N. T. Apparatus for deoxidizing iron ores
Briean, Josiah S., Berlin, N. J., assignor of one-half to G. E. Wheeler, Wilmington, Del.
Non-conducting covering
Brien. James T.. Hoosick Falls, N. T. Paint-pail
Brierley. John. Easthampton, Mass. Card-sharpening apparatus
Brigel, Leo H., e' ni. (Si e Mueller, Michael, assignor!) (Reissue.)
Brigg, William W. (See Webb, Samuel D., assignor.)
Briggs, Benjamin C, Paris. Me. Fertilizer
Briggs. Daniel D., assignor of one-half to F. Macy, New Bedford, Mass. Harness-holder..
Briggs, Daniel F., Attleborough. Mass. Swivel-hook for ornamental chains
Briggs, Daniel F.. Attleborough Falls, Mass , assignor to W. Smith & Co., Providence,
RT I. Combined chain-bar. pencil, and toothpick
Briggs. Edward W., BrookljTi, and J. D. Walton, New York, N. X. Punch
Briggs. Francis M.. assimor of one-half to W. A. Cook, Edon, Ohio. Gate
Briggs, George S., Rockfoid, HI. Seeding-machine . -
Briggs, George T., Cambridgenort. Mass. Spring shade-roller -
Briggs, .J. Smith, Kankakee, HI. Flying target
Briggs. .J. Smith. Kankakee, 111. BaU-tr.ap
Briggs, Mills & Co. (See King, Hezekiah 0., assignor.)
Briggs, Orlando P., assignor of one-half to M. E. Dayton, Chicago, HI. Fence-wire
Briggs, Orlando P., assignor to Thorn Wire Hedge Company, Chicago, 111. Twister and
spooler for the manufacture of wire fencing. &c
Briggs, Orlando P., assignor to Thorn Wire Hedge Company, Chicago, HI.
applying metal pieces to a wire or to wires -
Machine for'
Briggs, Richard H., and C. Prichard, Whistler, Ala. Car
Briggs, William. (See Shaw. Francis, assignor.)
Brigham. Charles F., Worcester, Mass. Joumal-bearing
Brigham. Charles F., Worcester. Mass., assignor of Ihree-fourths to D. A. Brown, trustee.
Asbestus compound and articles made tliprefiom
Brigham, Charles F., Worcester, Mass.. assignor of three-fourths to D. A. Brown, trustee.
Fire and water proof material for roofing. 6^c -
Brigham, Charles F., Worcester, Mass., assignor of three-fourths to D. A. Brown, trustee.
Brake-shoe
Brigham. Silas O., New York, N. Y. Applying buiding to the edges of bolting-cloth and
similar fabrics -
Brigham. AYilliani A. (See Eraser and Brigh.am.)
Brisht. Richard .J., et al. (See Herzo'/. Moritz. assignor.)
Brightman, Frank C, New Bedford. Mass. Crutch '
Brishtman, Latham, Youngstown, Ohio. Machine for straightening round bars of metal. .
Brightman. Latham. Youngstown, Ohio. Machine for straightening round bars of metal..
Brill, Andrew J., Cincinnati, Ohio. Shaft-support
Brill, Henry C, assignor to Southington Cutlery Company, Southington, Conn. Curry-
comb
Brill, Henry C, assignor to Southington Cutlery Company, Southington, Conn. Curry-J
comb . - - r - 5
Brill, John, assignor to P. J. BiHl, Milwaukee, Wis. Printer's chase
Brill, Peter J. ^See Brill. .John, assignor.)
Brinckerhoff, Alexander G. . Brooklyn, N. Y. Pressure reducer or regulator
Brinckerhoflf, George E. (See Brock, Williara E,, assimor.)
Brindle. Daniel B., assignor of two-thirds to J. Fitz andD. H. Bowers, Martinsbuig, W. Va.
Lubricator _'.
Bringier. Louis A.. Donaldsonville. La. Cultivator
Brinkerhotf, .Lacob, (See Brinkerhoff. Warren M.. assignor.)
Brink erhoti', Jacob. Auburn, N. Y. S'ay-i oiler for doors
Brinkerhoff, Parcel. (See Eggleston and Brinkerhotf.)
Brinkerhoff, Warren M., Auburn, N. Y. Receipt, check, draft, and similar books
Brinkeihoff, WaiTcn M., assignor of one-half to J. Brinkerhoff, Aubura, N. Y. Stay-roller
for sliding doors -
Brinkmoyer, Frederick A,, et al. (See Alapaw, Charles H.. assignor.)
Erinkmcyer. .John G.. et at. (See Alapaw, Charles H., assignor.)
Brintnall, Thomas M., Kansas City, Mo. Safe
Brintnall, Thomas M., Kansas City, Mo. Safe
307,263
.307,626
206,517
310 025
309,190
292,281
307,839
309,923
293,625
304,162
303,615
297,559
306,216
300,759
300,760
292,788
302,823
304,291
294,962
298,939
295,344
299,336
300,300
295,227
302..541
295.480
300,841
291,237
302,094
301,086
298,280
301,955
294.574
299,109
298,281
298,282
298,283
307,091
Oct. 28
Nov. 4
Apr. 8
Dec. 30
Dec. 16
Jan. 22
Nov. 11
Dec. 30
Feb. 19
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435
273 73,74
788 217
1908
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1595
563
1786
1077
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Aug. 19 935
Apr. 29
Oct. 7
June 24
June 24
Feb. 5
.July 29
Sept. 2
Mar. 11
May 20
Mar. 18
May 27
.Tune 10
Mar. 18
July 29
Mar. 18
.June 24
Jan. 1
July 15
July 1
May 6
July 15
Mar. 4
May 27
May 6
May 6
May 6
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299,727 June 3 303
299,723 ! -June 3 , 305
296,387 Apr. 8 632
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1273
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1734
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419
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294,305 Feb. 26
309,191 ! Dec. 16
304,605 Sept. 2
304,695 Sept. 9
1977
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425
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293,221 Feb. 12 | 584
302,824 July 29 [ 2256
296,122 Apr. 1 | 275
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618
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353
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1399
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26
28
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156
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871
307
481
1071
645
775
640
422
46
1245
1246
445 .
434
816
967
774
1071
877
1121
1042
374
1103
1203
01
254
605
220
878
826
603
606
606
284
421
977
977
125
810
871
895
924
851
549
434
54
1071
279
1142
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Brintnall, Thomas M., Kansas City, assignor of one-half to F. G. Shoemaker, Maryville,
Mo. Burglar-proof safe
Brintnell. Archibald H., Belleville, Ontario, Canada. Machinery for manufacturing cheese.
Briody, Barnad, Detroit, Mich. Safety appliance for railway-switches
Brisbane, Albert, New York, N. Y., and R. C-illham, Kansas City, Mo. Pneumatic car-
rier
Briscoe, 'William. (See Schulze, Louis, assignor.)
Brislin, David A., St. Lonis, Mo. Air-compressor
Bristol, Charles H. (See Day and Bristol.)
Bristol, Melancton B. , and O. A. Page, Oskaloosa, Iowa. "Window blind or shutter
Bristol, William M., Los Angeles, Cal. Flambeau
Bristor, "William A., Indianapolis, Ind. Shoe
Britten, Henry, Sheffield, county of York, England. Hail-slitting machine
Britton, Samuel H., Hohoken, N. J., assignor to A. Green and "W. B. Blackwell, New York,
N. Y. Candy
Brix, Dominiciis, Geneseo, lU. Cultivator
Brix, Dominicus, Geneseo, 111. Eoller-skate '
Broadbent, Charlps F., Baltimore, Md. Soap
Broadbent, Charles L., New York, N. Y., assignor to G. F. Blake Manufacturing Com-
panv, Boston, Mass. Valve for pumps
Broadjient, Sidney, Scranton, Pa. Milling-cutter
Broadbent, Sidney, Scranton, Pa. Car- wheel
Bioadbent, Squire and Squire, Jr., Tong, near Bradford, county of York, England. Eotary
mine
ens;
Broadbent, "W. Horace. (See Moore, Thomas B., assignor.)
Broadbent, "William J., Billeville, N. .7. S.afety-pin
BToadbooks, Peter, Batavia, N. Y. Mechanical movement
Brobston, Dan. (See Eichberg and Brobston.)
Brock, Fenelon B., "Washington, D. C. Umbrella
Brock, Francis M. (See Clipp and Brock.)
Brock, Matthias. Boston, Mass., assignor to McKay & Copeland Lasting Machine Com-
pany, Portland, Me. Lasting-machine
Broclj, Matthias, Boston. Mass., assignor to McKay & Copeland Lasting Machine Com-
pany, Portland, Me. Tack-driving implement
Brock', Matthias, Boston, Mass., assignor to McKay & Copeland Lasting Machine Com-
pany, Portland, Me. Lasting-machine
Brook, Virgil S., Osceola, Ark. Meat-tenderer
Brock, "William D., Milwaukee, "Wis. Friction-clutch
Brock, "WUliam E., Dunellon, N. J. Apple parer and slicer
Brock, "William E., Dunellen, N. J. Fence
Brock, William E., Dunellen, N. J., assignor to J. H. Bell, Brooklyn, N. Y. Apple corer,
parer, and slicer
Brock, William E., Dunellen, N. J., assignor to G. E. Brinckerhoff, Brooklyn, N. Y. Veg-
etable parer and slicer
Brock, "William E., New York, N. Y., assignor to Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Com-
pany, Worcester, Mass. Barbed-metal-strip fencing
Brook, William E., New York, N. Y., assignor to Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Com-
pany, Worcester, Mass. Barbed- wire fencing
Brock, William E., New York, N. Y., assignor to Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Com-
pany, Worcester, Mass. Barbed fence
Brock, WUliam E., New York, N. Y., assignor to Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Com-
pany, Worcester, Mass. Barbed fencing-strip
Brock, William E., New York, N. Y., assignor to Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Com-
pany, Worcester, Mass. Barbed fencing-strip
Brock, William H., Corona, N. Y. Nail-strip
Brock, William H., Corona, N. Y. Chain- wrench
Brockett, Atwater E., assignor to L. H. Brockett, Branford, Conn. Base for paints
Brockett, Atwater E., assignor of one-half to C. F. Bradley, Branford, Conn. Milk-can
Brockett, LemiraH. (See Brockett, Atwater E., assignor.)
Brokaw, Nathan S. (See Laffey, Patrick, assignor.)
Brolaski, Joseph B., St. Louis, Mo. Knockdown furniture
Bromley, James M., assignor to W. E. Smith, Plattsburg, N. Y. Vehicle-spring
Bromw'ell, Alice B., Washington, D. C. Blotting thimble or pad
Bromwell Brush and Wire Goods Company. (See Worcester, Thomas M., assignor.)
Bronson, Miles H., et al. (See Copeland, i)avid W., assignor.)
Bronson, Olie B., Janesville, Wis. Artificial leg
Bronson, William C, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Steam-heater
Brook, James W., Amherst County, Va. Ventilation of barrels and boxes
Brookbank, James O., Driftwood, Pa. Water-cooler
Brooke, Isaac, Pottstown, Pa. Nut-fastener
Brooke, Isaac, Pottstown, Pa. Slate-pencil sharpener
Brooke, Isaac, Pottstown, Pa. Inkstand
Brooke, Isaac, Pottstown, Pa. Shutter-fastener
Brooke, Keim K. (See Pitner, Henry B., assignor.)
Brooke, Thomas, Des Moines, Iowa. Fire-escape
Brooke, Thomas, Des Moines, Iowa. Shawl-strap
Brooke, William M., assignor of oue-tbird to J. F. Sias and L. M. Swasey, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Permutation-lock
Brooklyn Needle Works. (See Thompson and George, assignors.)
Brooklyn Watch Case Company. (See Wood, James J., assignor.)
Brooks, Alfred A., Boston, Mass. Outer sole for hoots and shoes
Brooks, Byron A. (SeeKnowles, Edward K., assignor.)
Brooks, Byron A., Brooklyn, N. Y. Autographic reed-telegraph
Brooks &. Co., E. J. (See Brooks, Edwaid J., assignor.)
Brooks, David F., Lampasas, Tex. AVool-press
Brooks, E. F, (See Prescott, Daniel P., assignor.)
Brooks, Ebenezer, Boyler's Mill, assignor of one-half to J. TJ. Gaty; Warrensburg, Mo.'
Straw-stacker ,
Brooks, Edward J., East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y.
Lead-and-wire seal
No.
301,797
293,140
307,909
303,803
302,978
300,024
.304.1C3
291), 51 8
303,699
294,575
292,979
308.744
292,980
307,172
294,192
303,700
290,123
297,224
303,416
302,187
302,885
306,671
309,519
302,381
308,872
297,748
304,496
293,940
294,362
293,411
293,412
294,963
305,282
305,283
294,111
298,442
291,142
305,505
298,821
304,606
308,462
304,696
300.207
297,225
309.127
298.940
299.729
299,730
308,128
292,981
308,052
297,749
296,519
.309,600
293,941
304,903
294493
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued,
37
Name, residence, and invention.
Brooks. Edward J., East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. T.
Metallic seal
Brooks, Edward J., East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y.
Metallic seal ,
Brooks, Edward J., East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y.
Metallic seal
Brooks, Edward J., East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y.
Fastening tin-strip seals ,-
Brooks, Edward J., East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y.
Seal
Edward J., East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y.
Edward J., East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y.
Brooks, Edward J., East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y.
Seal-press
Brooks, Edward J., East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y.
Lead and wire seal
Brooks, Edward J., East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y.
Seal-press
Brooks, Edward J., East Orange, N. J., assignor to E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y.
Seal .
Brooks,
Seal..
Brooks,
Seal..
Brooks,
Brooks,
Brooks,
Brooks,
Brooks,
Brooks,
Brooks,
Brooks,
Brooks,
Brooks,
waste
Brooks.
Edwin F., et al. (See Prescott, Daniel P., assignor.)
George "W., Coleman, Tex. Spiral ring
Henry, "West Medford, and "W. E. Reed, Boston, Mass. Wood-exhibiting card
Henry P. (See Hanscom and Brooks.)
Herbert E. (See Hanscom and Brooks.)
James "W., et al., trnstees. (See Crosby, .Josepb B., assignor.) (Eeissiie.)
John, Plainfield, N. J. Printing-m.ichine
Merritt S., Chester, Conn. Tap-wrench
Milton G. (See "Webb and Brooks.)
Keuben, assignor to Kussia Cement Company, Gloucester, Mass. Treating the
of saltiish
Samuel H. , East Bethel, Tt. Pump
Brooks, Theodore L., Port Byron, N. Y. Convertible seeding-machine .
Brooks, Thomas A , el al. (See Hutson, "William L., assignor.)
Brooks, "William H., West Point, N. Y. Steam-fadiator .'
Brooks, "William H., New York, N. Y. Hydrocarbon-furnace
Brooks, "William S., et al. (See Barnes, Samuel M., assignor.)
Brooks, "Willis H., et al. (See Stanton, Lafayette J., assignor.)
Broome, Joseph B., Oswego, N. Y. Letter-box
Broome, Joseph B., Oswego, N. Y. Spinning-top
Broomell, Albert P., York, Pa. Traction-engine
Broomell, Albert P., assignor to A. B. Farquhar, York, Pa. Steering-gear for traction-
engines
Broomhall, George L., Paterson, N. J. Bill-file
Broomhall, George L., Paterson, N. J. Cap for telegraph and telephone poles.
Broomhall, George L., Paterson, N. J. Lock or stop block
Broomhall, George L., Paterson, N. J. Stop-lock and safety-block for railways
Broomhall, George L., Paterson, N. J. Insulating device
Brossel, Hubert, Indianapolis, Ind. Button-fastener
Brossel, Hubert, Indianapolis, Ind. Lasting-tool
Brother, Ferdinand, D. Morris, and H. Speirs, Bunker Hill, 111. Colter attachment
Brotherhood, Fred. (See Kigby, John S., assi,£!nor.)
Brotherhood, Fred, Charleston, S. C. App.aratus for dredging, crushing, and washing)
phosphate-rock 5
Brotherhood, Fred, Charleston, S. C. Loading vessels with phosphate-rock, &c
Brotherhood, Fred, Charleston, S. C. Apparatus for washing phosphate rock, ores, &c . . .
Brotherhood, Fred, Charleston, S. C. Drier
Brotherhood, Peter, Lambeth, county of Surrey, England. Coupling for shafting
Brotherhood, Peter. Lambeth, county of SuiTey. England. Multiple-cylinder engine
Brothers, Charles, New York, N. Y. Base for looking-glass frames
Brother.s, Jeremiah "W. AY. A., Lima, HI. Butter-chest •-
Brotherton, Hugh, New York, N. Y. "Window-blind ;. .'
Brothwell, Charles E.., assignor to P. T. Bamum, Bridgeport, Conn. Floor
Brott, George F., "Washington, D. C. Steam-generator
Brott, George F., "Washington, D. C. Telegraph or other pole
Broughton, Frederick. (See Harmer, Henry, assignor. (Eeissxie.)
Broughton, John, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to D. H. Fitzgerald, Reading, Pa. Door and
gate spring 1
Broughton, John, deceased, Brooklyn, N. Y. : M. Broughton administratrix and assignor
to D. H. Fitzgerald, Reading, Pa. Extension-key
Broughton, John, deceased : M. Broughton, Brooklyn, N. Y., administratrix and assignor
to D. H. Fitzgerald, Reading, Pa. Combined door-knob and button
Broughton, Mary, administratrix. (See Broughton, John.)
Brounscombe, John P. , "Wilkes-Barr6, Pa. Stone-saw rack
Browell, Jeremiah, San Francisco. Cal. Lining for chimneys
Brewer, David, and J. Dunlap, Bowerston, Ohio. Car-coupling
Brown, Aaron A., Cincinnati, Ohio. Manufacture of boots or shoes
Brown, Aaron A., Cincinnati, Ohio. Sewing buttons to shoes
Brown, Adna, etal. (See Johnson, Charles C, assignor.)
Brown, Ainsworth, Colorado Springs, Colo. "Window-screen
Brown, Albert, Mendocino, Cal. Paper-bag holder
Brown, Albert, Mendocino. Cal. Device for holding, catting, and stamping wrapper-paper.
Brown, Albert F., et al. (See Hart, George W. E., assignor.)
Brown, Albert K., Guilford, N. Y. Milk cooler
No.
294,576
294,577
295,346
296,124
298,168
298,284
298,665
301,043
303,417
304,164
304,258
301,560
299,052
300,842
295,904
299,.515
302,886
299,905
291,026
29.3,560
292,533
307,264
307,265
298,169
303,260
303,261
304,697
.304,098
304,099
299,110
308,053
300,688
298,443
298,444
299,337
308,237
293,141
299,731
300,761
309,192
298.170
295,481
293,222
295,905
304,778
299,456
309,601
293,942
307,173
297,226
300,205
300,206
297,667
291,489
304,068
302,233
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May 6
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June 24
Aug. 12
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of j^atoifees— ^Coutinued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Brown, Alfred, and A. Lightner, Kansas City, Mo. Folding luncli-bos
Brown, Alexander E., Cleveland, Oliio. Hoisting and conveying machine
Brown, Alexander E., Cleveland, Ohio. Hoisting and conveying machine
Brown, Alexander E., Cleveland, Ohio. Hoisting and conveying machine
Brown, Alexander E., Cleveland, Ohio. Hoisting and conveying machine
Brown, A'exander E., Cleveland, Ohio. Hoisting and conveying machine
Brown, Alexander T., assignor of one-half to L. 0. Smith, Syracuse, IST. T. Electric fire-
Alvin C. (See Peters, David W., assignor.)
Artemas M., Ottawa, Ohio. Wheel-hub
Arthur Gr. (See Westinghousc and Brown.)
Arthur P: (See Bowden, Frank, assignor.)
Azariah R., assignor to O. T. Cottle, D. T. Jeffries, and M. N. Sevier, Gainesville,
Stalk-cutter ".
Caleb E., Jackson, Mich. Bustle
Caleb E., Jackson, Mich. Shoe
Caleb E.. Jackson, Mich. Bustle
(Charles M., Kockford, 111. Handle bar for bicycles
Charles E., Imperial, assignor of one-half to W. McCreery, Pittsburg, Pa. Cable-
Brown,
Brown,
Brown,
Brown,
Brown,
Tex.
Brown,
Brown,
Brown,
Brown,
Brown,
motor
Brown, Charles "W"., Philadelphia, Pa. Lead and crayon holder
Brown, (Charles W., Newlmryport, Mass. Support or rest for jirinters' galleys
Brown, Christopher C, Worcester, Mass. Carpet-tack extractor
Brown <fc Company, S. N. (See Maris, Jared, assignor.)
Brown, D. Austin, trustee. (See Brigham, Cha:lcs E., assignor.)
Brown, D. Austin, Boston, Mass. Eiie-proof paper
Brown, Daniel S. , Burdette. W. T. Pipe- wrench
Brown, David F., Omaha, Nebr. Ornamentation of glass in imitation of frosting
Brown, David P. (See Phelps, Thomas V., assignor.)
Brown, David W., Buckhannon, W. Va. llotary harrow .,
Brown, E. Parmly, Flushing, N. T. Artificial tooth •
Brown, E. S., receiver, ('ee Aitken. Eobert W., assignor.)
Brown, E. S., receiver. (See Swain. David M., assignor.)
Brown, Edward H., New York, IST. Y. Hammock-canoe
Brown, Edwin H. (See Chanin, Henry A., assignor.)
Brown, Emanuel F. (See Miller and Brown.)
Brown, Emanuel F., and S. M. Miller, Nebraska, assignors of one-third to W. S , F. P., and
C. Dresbach, East Eingold, Ohio. Straw-stacker
Brown, Enoch B., Mystic, Conn. Canccling-stamp
Brown, Fayette. Cleveland, Ohio. Hoisting-machine
Brown, Felix, New York. N. Y. Car-axle lubricator
Brown, Francis E., Boulder, Colo. Ore-separator -
Brown, Francis E., Boulder, Colo. Ore-separator
Brown, Frank, Chagrin Falls. Ohio. Earth-auger
Brown, Frank J., Halstead, Kans. Tank for watering stock
Brown, Fredeiick W., Albany, N. Y. Standing-pipe for the extinguishment of fires
Brown, George H., and H. J.'Welleroth, Blossburg, Pa. Apparatus for adjusting the beat
of pendulum-clock.s
Brown, George E.. Palmyra, N. Y. Combined bag and twine holder and show-rack
Brown, George W. , Galesburg, HI. Corn -planter check-rower
Brown, George W., Galesburg, 111. Tappet -wire for corn-planter check-rowers
Brown, George W., Galesbtirg, 111. Cultivator
Brown, (3-ilman W., West Newbury, Mass. Steam-engine governor
Brown, Hamer T. (See Rmytli. Charles A., assignor.)
Brown, Harrison H., Ladoga, Wis. Lifting-iack ...:
Brown, Henry G., Pittsburg, Pa. Manufacture of J-plates
Brown, Henry N., and O. Field, Byron. Cal. Gold-saving apparatus
Brown, Herman L., et al. (See Hart, George W. E., nssignor.)
Brown, IrvinM., Covington, Ind. Fence -
Brown, Isaac T., Columbus, Ind. Panrr-box machine
Brown, Isaac T.. Columbus, Ind. Folding box
Brown, J. Stuai't. (See Durning. Joseph S., assignor,)
Brown, James T.. Indianapolis, Ind. Vehicle- wheel hub
Brown, John, assignor of one-half to W. H. Slacer, Buffalo, N. Y. Ash-sifter '.
Brown, John, Medford, and J. H. Sliopherd, Auburndale, assignors to J. W. Tufts, Med-
ford, Mass. Water jet attachment for soda-water apparatus '.
Brown, John C, Davenport Centre, N. Y. Butter-package
Brown, John E. , Lansingburg, N. Y. Car-starter
Brown, John H., South Trenton, N. Y. Insertible saw-tooth
Brown, John H., New York, N. Y. Fire-arm •-
Brown, John E., JamestowTi, N. Y. Piano-forto bridge
Brown, John S. (See Lucas, Thomas P.. assignor.)
Brown, .Toseph K. (See Mustin, Charles T., assignor.)
Brown, Joseph K., Canton, Ohio. Eibbed glass funnel and mold therefor ,
Brown, Joseph E., Bridgeport. Conn., assignor to Automatic Fire Extinguisher Company,
New York, N. Y. Automatic fire-extinguisher ' . .
Brown, Joseph E.. Bridgeport. Conn., assignor to Automatic Fire Extinguisher Company,
New York, N. Y. A utomatic firr-extinguisher .' '. . .
Brown, Joseph E.. Bridiieport. Conn., assignor to Automatic Fire Extinguisher CUompany,
New York, N. Y. Automatic fire-extinguisher '. ..
Brown, Josioh S. (Sen Shepaidson. Edward D.. assignor.)
Brown, Lewis E., assignor of one-half to G. Y. Stevenson and J. S. Zerbe', Hartwell, Ohio.)
Combined lighi er and cigar-cutter <
Brown, Loui8,''New York, assianor of tlu-eo-fourths to L. N. White, Rye, N. Y. Paint . ..'
Brown, Louis, New York, assignor of three-fourths to L. N. White, Eye, N. Y. Metalliz-
ing wood. iS:c .'
Brown, Millard F., East Einggold, Ohio. Grave-vault
Brown, Mordccai, assignor to himself, E. T. Onoy, and C. Yetter, Huntington, W. Ya.
Lifting-iack ^ . . .
Brown, Norman E., -and W. E. Willcox, St. Joseph, Mich. Machine for making woodenj
trays <
No.
302,70.5
302,706
291,288
295,728
29!). 053
300. 5G5
301,333
306,899
302,979
201,144
294,7.56
302,825
304,700
296,722
293,848
299,516
Date.
307,429
295,727
300.689 June 17
300.690 June 17
Nov. 4
Mar. 25
204,112
291,978
299,951
291,674
295,729
295.730
,301,334
291,872
305,284
291.977
304,165
306,575
292,282
297,560
294,964
298,822.
298,823
303,979
.305,421
294,757
307,174
S94.721
307,430
307,431
291.873
303,916
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306,672
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295,105
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
39
JTanie. iosiileiici\ and iuvention.
No.
IJrowu, Oliver H. P., CIal•lia■^^Ue, Ark. LoToling and plumbing instrument
IJrowu, Owen I'., and W. S. Deldricli. Sniithville. Ga. Bale-tie
jjrown. Patrick. (See Joliu.st on and Brown )
Brown, Patrick, and C. TV. Jolmston, Philadelphia, Pa. Peed-water regulator and alarm. .
Brown, Perry, Louisville, Kv. Car-couidiny:
Biiiwn. Peter G., Schenectady, assignor of one-half to H. T. Downing, Albany, N. Y. Ex-
tension lisht-bracket
lirowu, Philip H.. et al. (See Gano, Charles J., assignor.)
Drown, Uichard H., assignor of oue-lialf to J. Reed, Omaha, Nebr. Car-heater
r.rown, Robert M. G.. TJ. S. Navv. Steering ai>paraliis
ISrown, Roswcll N ., Hoositk Falls, N. T. Sash-cord fastener
Brown. Samuel, San Francisco. Cal. Safety-car truck
Brown, Samuel, Pbiladelpliia. Pa. Papi-r-cut(ing nia'-hine
Brown, Samuel O., Rexville, N. Y. Pegging-jack
l!r.)wn, Seth A., Buffalo, N. Y. Si-sh-holder
TBrown & Sharpe Manufacturing Company. (See Carlton, Cyrus, assignor.)
Brown & Sharpe Manufactuiing Company. (See Noble, George H., assignor.)
15rown. Simon IT . as.signor of one-half to W". TV. Snow, Raniapo, N. Y. Lathe-rest
Brown, Stephen D., Farmington, Mich. Potato-digger
Brown, T. Wistar, et al. (See Feldmann, Hermann B., assismor.)
Brown, Theophilus P., et al. (See Stewart, George "W., assignor.)
Urown, Thomas C, No) borne. Mo. Index
Drown, Thomas H., Chicago, 111. Skeleton speed-vehicle
Brown, Truman B., New York, N. Y. Device io\- guiding tongued and grooTed sheathing-
planks
Brown, "William, Newburyport, Mass. Device for fastening carriage-curtains
Brown, William C. (See Taylor, Cox, Brown, and Sutheiland.)
Brown, "William E , Elbridge, N. Y. Well-drilling machine
Jh'uwn, "William H. (See Seymour, Frederick .1., assignor.)
Brown, William J. (See Mnlrooney and Brown.)
Brown, William P., Zanesville, Ohio. Axle-skein
Brown, William P., Zanesville, Ohio. Plow attachment
Brown, William S., et al. (See Buiks. .Jesse H., assignor.)
Jirowne, Arthur W. (See .Johnston and Browne.)
Browne, Arthur W., Pleasant Plains, N. Y., assignor to S. S. "White Dental Manufacturing
Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Dental-engine hand-piece
TJrowno, Arthur W., Pleasant Plains, N. Y., assignor to S. S. White Dental Manufacturing
Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Adjustable chair
Browne, George E., Medford, Mass. Linting-machine
Browne, George W., New York, N. Y. Pocket-holster for pistols
lirowne, John A., Philadelphia, Pa. Supporting-rod for window and door curtains
Brownell, Frederick B.. St. Louis. Mo. Car-door
Brownell, George L., Worcester, Mass. Machine for making wire cordage
Brownell, George L., Worcester, Mass. Anti-fiiction bearing
Brownell, Oscar E., Akron, Ohio. Piano-truck
r.rowner, E. D., et al. (See McArthur, Fiederick A., assignoi-.)
Browning, Clinton, Shonsetown, assignor to J. H. Lindsay, trustee, Allegheny City, Pa.
Combined car coupler and buffer
drowning, Clinton, Shonsetown, assignor to J. H. Lindsay, trastee, Allegheny City, Pa.
Car-coupling
Urowning, John M. and M. S.. Ogden, Dtah Ter., assignors to Winchester Repeating Arms
Company, New Haven, Conn. Magazine tire arm
Browning, Matthew S. (See Browning, John M. and M. S.)
Brownley, Patrick, St. John, New Brunswick, Canada. Anti-friction bearing for machin-
ery
T>rpwnson, Ralph, assignor of one-half to P. R. L. Hardenbergh, St. Paul, Minn. Instru-
ment for cutting fly-net strings
Brownson, Ralph^ assignor of one-half to P. R. L. Hardenbergh, St. Paul, Minn. Fly-net.
I5rownson, Ralph, assignor of one-half to P. R. L. Hardenbergh, St. Paul, Minn. Fly -net
for horses
Brownstein. George, Snn Francisco, Cal. Tobacco-sweater
Brubaker. Andrew. (See Barr, James F., assignor.)
Bruce & Co., George P. I. (See Boxley, George, assignor.)
Brace, J'ames H. ISee McCook, .Joshua P., assignor.)
Bruce, James R. (See Beard and Bruce.)
Bruce, John M., Pittsburg. Pa. Tank for the reception and transportation of natural gas. .
Bruce, Robert and S. T.. Marshall, Mo. Plow
Bruce, Sidney T. (See Bruce, Robert and S. T.)
Bruce, Wallace. Elk Grove, Cal. Gate
Bruce^ Walter H., Marlborough. N. H. Wagon-jack
Bruce, William J.. Lockpnrt. HI. Wheelbarrow-wheel
Brnderer, John, New York, N. Y., assignor to G. W. Fowkes, Harrisburg, Pa. Bolt-head-i
ing machine i
Bruderer. John, Philadelphia, Pa., and O. C. Burdict, assignors to Plumb, Burdict & Bar-(
nard, Buffalo, N. Y. Machine for threading bolts i
Bruen, Edwin C.. Brooklyn. N. Y. Packagr-fastener
Bruener, Friederig W., CJovington, Ky. Apparatus for supporting persons and things in)
front of windows <
Bruff, John W. (See Merrill. William E. T.. assignor.)
Brnff, John W., and W. E. T. Merrill, Philadelphia, Pa.; said Merrill assignor to said
Bruif. Permutation-padlock
"Brugger, Oscar, Washington, D. C. Safety automatic slop attachment for elevators
Bruhn, Henry J., Cleveland, Ohio. Two- wheeled vehicle
B- umble, William, Baltimore, Md. Car-brake
Brurable. William, Baltimore, Md. Car-brake
Brunet, Honor6 T., and J. C. Devfeze. Sisteron, France. Frame for preserving the edges of
copy-books
Brunet, PieiTe, Toronto, Ontario. Canada. Snow-plow
Brungard, Joseph, St Tyouis, Mo. Sewci pii)e and trap
"Bruning, William H., Madison, lud. CofTee-roa.ster
rBrnnine, William H., JIadison, lud. Cotfi eroaster
207,227
305,569
292.435
308,404
306,576
302,707
2ft.5.infi
290,199
297,061
290,4.57
30.5,500
296.723
297.967
298,064
299,338
297,348
293 223
301,956
291,837
297,750
308,745
291,571
299,458
309,128
309,292
292.982
294,194
291.979
308,873
306,3'^1
295,482
295,483
306,577
300,340
299,952
299,953
300,040
297,668
308,948
305,285
292,405
304,701
309,193
292,534
306,317
305,892
303,980
296,520
291,8.38
30.5,734
294,306
303,114
306,715
201.075
302,318
310,026
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Date.
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Sept. 23
Jan. 22
Not. 25
Oct. 14
July 29
Mar. 11
May 27
Apr. 15
May 27
Sept. 23
Apr. 15
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May 27
Apr. 22
Feb. 12
July 15
Jan. 8
Apr. 29
Dec. 2
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May 27
Dec. 9
Dec. 16
Feb. 5
Feb. 26
Jan. 15
Dec. 9
Oct. 14
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Oct. 14
June 17
June 10
June 10
June 10
Apr. 29
Dec. 9
Sept. 16
Jan. 22
Sept. 9
Dec. 16
Jan. 29
Oct. 7
Sept. 30
Aug. 26
Apr. 8
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Sept. 30
Feb. 26
Aug. 5
Oct. 21
Jan. 8
July 22
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
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INDEX OF PATENTS-ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphaheiical list of patentees — Continued.
^Tame, residence, and invention.
Branner, !Friedrich H., Kreuzeiche, Saxony, GeTmany. Fastening for articles of clothing
Bruns, Hinrich, Bremerhaven, Germany. Detacliing apparatus for boats
Brnaswick, Emanuel. San Francisco, Cal. Attachment for billiard-tables
Brunt, William H., Baldwin, assignor to Voigt, Ward & Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Glass-mold
and the product thereof
Brunton, David W. , Denver, Colo. Ore-sample machine
Brash, Charles F., Cleveland, Ohio. Metal-mold-lubricating material
Casting metals
Mold for casting metals
Apparatus for manipulating molds in casting
Device for extracting castings from molds
Apparatus for electroplating
Dynamo-electric machine.
Brush, Charles F., Cleveland, Ohio.
Brush, Charles F., Cleveland, Ohio.
Brush, Charles F., Cleveland, Ohio.
Brush, Charles F., Cleveland, Ohio.
Brush, Charles F., Cleveland, Ohio.
Brush, Charles F., Cleveland, Ohio.
Brush, Charles F., Cleveland, Ohio. Illuminating-point for electric lights. (Keissue)
Bruso, Joseph H., St. Clair, Mich. Carpet-stretcher
Bruyas, Etienne. (See Chavanne, Bruyas, and Balme.)
Bryan, Alexander L., Edgewood, Ga. Animal-trap
Bryan, George, assignor of one-half to A. Goodrich, Chicago, HI. Car-coupling
Bryan, John C., Holly Springs, Ark. Car-coupling
Bryan, John C, Holly Springs, Ark. Car-coupling
Bryan, William C, jSfasliville, Tenn. Dumping- wagon
Bryan, William N., Ada, Ohio. Windmill
Bryant, Charles A., Wakefield, Mass. Knife-scourer
Bryant, Edson L., assignor of one-half to Wallace & Sons, Ansonia, Conn. Weight for ex-
tension-lamps
Bryant, Edwin R., assignor to Rochester Machine Tool Works, (limited,) Eoohester, N. Y.
Attachment for metal planers
Bryant, Emery H., New Bedford, and H. N. Hopkins, Taunton, Mass. Railway-switch . . .
Bryant, Emery H., New Bedford, and H. N. Hopkins, Taunton, Mass. Railway-chair
Bryant, Fred L. (See Frost and Bryant.)
Bryant, Fred L., and A. H. Frost, Chicago, HI. Coiling wire
Bryant, Hezekiah H. , Boston, Mass. Curtaiu-roller
Bryant, Reuben T. (See Turly and Bryant.)
Bryant, Thomas W., Ansonia, Conn. Electrical circuit-closer
Bryant, Thomas W., Ansonia, Conn. Carbon battery
Bryce, Stephen T., Dayton, Ohio. Fire-pot and lining
Bubach, John G., Princeton, 111. Pruning-shears
Buch, George C, Eureka, Mo. Boot or shoe
Buoh, (>eorgo C, Eureka, Mo. Boot or shoo
Buch, George C., Eureka, Mo. Shoe
Buch, George C., Euieka, Mo. Boot or shoe
Buch, Milton, assignor of ono-half to A. MischUch, Lancaster, Pa. Car-coupling
Buchanan, Alexander F., Montrose, N. T. Manufacture of oil-cloth. (Reissue)
Buchanan, Alexander F., Montrose, N. Y. Machine for decorating oil-cloth
Buchanan, Bolt & Co. (See Sinclair, John, assignor.)
Buchanan, James, Indianapolis, Ind. Straw-stacking machine
Buchanan, James, Indianapolis, Ind. Thrashing-machine
Buchanan & Lyall. (See Rutherford, John, assignor.)
Buchholz, Herman, and W. Morris, Janesville, Wis. Carriage-top .-
Buchnan, William M., Columbia, Tenn. Two- wheeled vehicle
Buchter, Frank. (See Stetson and Buchter.)
Buck, D. Azro A., assignor to Waterbury Watch Company, AVatcrbury, Conn. Watch-
movement '.
Buck, Daniel A. A., assignor to Waterbury Watch Company, Waterbury, Conn. Main-
spring-barrel for watches
Buck, Edward A., assignor to M. A. Buck, Bangor, Me. Seam-protector for moccasin boots
or shoes.
Buck, George N. , Mattoon , HI. Stocking-supporter
Buck, George N., Mattoon, HI. Tag-fastener
Buck, George N., Mattoon, 111. Skirt and stocking supporter
"Buck, Cxeorge N., Mattoon, 111. Tag-fastener
Buck, Henry C, Somerville, assignor to F. M. Holmes, Boston, Mass.
mitter ,
Telephone-trans-
Buck, Isaac N. , Elgin, 111. Sash-fastener
Buck, James A., Crescent, N. Y. Automatic mech.anism for sanding brick-molds
Buck, Martha A. (See Buck, Edward A., assignor.)
Buck, Merrick Y., assignor of three-fourth s to D. A. and W. H. Roach, and B. F. Gillespie,
Crawfordsville, Ind. Buggy-body
Buckeye Iron and Brass Works. (See Krutzsch, William, assignor.)
Buckeye Iron and Brass Works. (See Pease, Charles E., assignor.)
Buckingham, Charles L. (See Townsend and Buckingham.)
Buckingham, Charles L. (See Vansize and Buckingham.)
Buckingham, Charles L., New York, N. Y. Regulator for dynamo-electric machines
Buckingham, Charles L., New York, N. Y. Regulator for electric lamps
Buckingham, Charles L., and H. C. Townsend, New York, N. Y. Cut-out for electric lamps.
Buckingham, Ch,irIosL., and H. C. Townsend, New York, N.Y. Electric-arc lamp
Buckingham, Charles L., and H. C. Townsend, New York, N. Y. Automatic cut-out for
electric lamps
Buckingham, Charles L., New York, and W. B. Vansize, Brooklyn, assignors to Western
Union Telegraph Company, New York, N. Y. Printing-telegraph
Buckingham, Edwin B. (See Peavey, Andrew J., assignor.)
Buckler, David, and E. N. Pelzer, Ionia, Mich. Spring- wagon
Buckler, David, and E. N. Pelzer, assignors of one -half to R. D. Cain and J. Tawbert,
Ionia, Mich. Side-spring vehicle
Buckley, Daniel, Boston, Mass. Lever
Buckley, George E. (See Subers, Thomas N., assignor.)
Buckley, James. (See Morton. James, assignor.)
Buckley, William F. , Cleveland, Ohio. Dynamo-electric machine
Bucklin, Charles A., assignor to J. S. Spencer, New York, and J. E. Spencer, Brooklyn,
N. Y. Opthalmoscopic test lens
Buckman, Alexander. (See Bums and Buckman.)
Bucfcman, Alexander. (See Secley and Buckman.)
Buckman, Thomas E., Jacksonville, Fla. Car-coupling
No.
303,360
300,566
301,957
207,062
.304,259
293,708
293,709
293,710
293,711
293,712
297,669
302,319
10,544
296,669
305,664
293,713
291,289
291,572
296,670
304,904
293,849
308,592
296,270
.104,702
308,054
296,671
298,824
305,045
305 046
292,983
298,548
291, 4ro
298,346
301,854
304,187
309,194
10,462
299,732
297,561
297,562
297,968
299,339
293,143
293,142
307.744
292,406
298,549
304,070
304,071
293,561
308,055
301,087
305,507
294,307
310,119
293,943
293,944
296,125
300,341
304,292
303,981
299,954
292,625
308,302
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July 15
.Apr. 15
Aug. 26
Feb. 19
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Apr. 29
July 22
Dec. 23
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Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
41
Kame, residence, and invention.
Buell, Charles E., New Haven, Conn.
Buell, Charles E., New Haven, Conn.
Buell, Chailes E., New Haven, Conn.
Buell, Charles E., Kew Hnvcn, Conn.,
facturinj; Company, of New York.
Budd, William E., Chatham, N. J. BrcocU-loading fire-arm
Budd, "William E., Chatham, N. J. Harrow
Buel, Richard H., and H. L. Bre oort. New York, N. Y. "Waterproofing starched fabric.
Buel, "Warren, et al. (See "Woodrufl", Brock, assignor.)
Buell, A. C. (See Smith, George E., assignor.)
Buell, Augustine C, et at (See Gamble, Henry E., assignor.)
Buell, Charles E., New Haven, Conn. Electric fire-alarm and fire-extinguisher system . . .
Eire-extingiiisher and fire-alarm
"Utilizing compressed air as a motive power
Propelling machinery by water
assignor to Buell Electrical and Hydraulic Mann-
Eire extinguisher and alarm
BueU Electrical and Hydraulic ManufacturingCompany. (See Buell, Charles E., assignor.)
Buening. Jobst H., and 71. Klug, Milwaukee, "Wis. Draft attachment for wagons
Bueno, Tacilo, Jr., New York, N. Y. AYagon for transporting sugar-cane
Bueno, Tacito, Jr.. Santiago de Cuba, Cuba. Kailway-car
Buesch, -Tulius, AUentown, Pa. Horse-detaching device
Buffalo Curtain Eixture Company, (See Miller, Charles H., Jr., assignor.)
Buffalo Electric Works. (See Lannert, John A-, assignor.)
Bnffham, "William S., ct at. (See Richards, Hezekiah H., assignor.)
Butfinger. Tobias. (See Bissott, Jean, assignor.)
Buffnin, Mervin P., Dnunigan, Cal. Device for converting motion
Bugbee, CharlesR., assignor to Burrows.Thompson & Short, Attleborough, Mass. Bracelet.
Bugbce, George "W. (See Doane and Bugbee.)
Buhlc, Nicolas A., New York. N. Y. Enameling metal for jewelry and other fancy articles
Buisson, Jean M., Belmont, Erance. Wiredrawing apparatus
Buist, William S., Bolton "Yillage, Ontario, Canada. Railway snow-plow
Bulcroft, WilliamH.,assignorof one-half to A. Charbonneau, Cleveland, Ohio. Hose-coup-
ling.
Bulkelcv, Oliver, Dexter, Tex. Baling-box
Bull, Albert F. (See Flynn and Bull.)
Bull, William B., Quincy. HI. Lrxbricator
Bullard, Frank F. (See Stevens, Amasa W., assignor.)
BulUvant, John T. (See Cox, Arthur AY., assignor.)
Bullivant, Willi&m M. (See Espeut, W. Bancroft, assignor.)
Bullock, C!harles K. (See Hendrickson, Justus J., assignor.)
Bullock, Joseph P., assignor of two-thirds to Dennett Harvesting Machine Company, (lim-
ited, ) Milwaukee, Wis. Needle for grain-binders
Bullock, Otis S., Cambiidgeport, Mass. Machine for manufacturing cordage
Bullock, Sam H., Providence R. I. Child's crib
Bullock, Thomas H., Cleveland, Ohio. Portable forge
Bullock, Thomas L., et al. (See Poole, Samuel, assignor.)
Bullock, William R. (See Wiard and Bullock.)
Bulova, Joseph, New "York, N. Y. Finger-ring
Bulova, Joseph, New York, N. Y. Cuff-button
Bundy, Charles H., Middletown, Ohio. Seal
Bunker, Augustus S., Lawrence, Mass. Electric bell-pull
Bunker, William I., assignor of one-half to J. Beiersdorf, Chicago, HI. Spring attachment
for platform rocking-chairs
Bunnell, Jesse H., Brooklyn, N. Y. Electric door-opener
Bnnting, William, Jr., Boston, Mass., assignor to Meyer, Sniffen Co., (limited,) New York,
N. Y. Water-closet
Burbank, Abner J., Harvard, 111. Hay-canier
Burbank, Abner J., Harvard, HI. Hay elevator and carrier
Burbank, Abner J., and H. D. Page, Harvard, HI. Hay-carrier
Burbank, Jotham H., North Brookfield, assignor of one-haif to A. H. Batcheller, Boston,
Mass. Boot-tree
Burch, John T., Camden, N. J. Refiigerator
Burck, John H., North Hoosick, assignor of one-half to H. J. Grose, Albany, N. Y. Chum.
Burckhardt, Fredrick, St. Charles, Mo. Grain-steamer
Burd, John W., Jr., St. Louis, Mo. Seal-lock
Burd. John AY., Jr., St. Louis, Mo. Car-seal
Burdick, Alvin R., Aurora, HI. Ticket-case ,
Bnrdick, John R. , and W. H. Davis, Minneapolis, Minn. Sewer-pipe machine
Burdick, Theodore, Kalamazoo, Mich. Mattress-support
Burdict, Orrin C. (Sop, Bruderer and Bxirdict.)
Burdict, Orrin C, Buffalo, N. Y. Clutch
Burden, Levi L., Providence, R. I. Ingot for gold-plated wire
Burfeind, Hermann, Frohna, Mo. Harvester
Burgdorff, Augustus, et al. (See Ferguson, John B., assignor.)
Burger, Augustus J., New London, AVis. Carpenter's gage
Burger, Louis, et al. (See Mueller. Michael, assignor.) (Reissue.)
Burger, Theodore W., Plaiufield, N. J. Sheet metal can or box
Burgermeisfer, Christian L. (See .lerrold and Burgermeister.)
Burgess, Andrew. Owoso, N. Y. Magazine fire-arm
Burgess, Anna. (See Burgess, David F., assignor.)
Burgess, Curtis L., WoodhuU, 111. Corn-harvester ,
Burgess, David F., assisrnor to A. Burgess, Lockport, N. T.
Burgess, James H., Maiden, Mass. Lubricator
Burgess, Rush, Newark, N. J. Victual-carrier
Ice-hook .
Burgess, WiUiam H., Rich Square, N. C. Cotton-press
Burghardt, Charles A., Manchester, county of Lancaster, England. Apparatas for con-
densing naphtha and other vapors -
Burghdorf, Stephen E., Geneva, N. Y. Spring-clasp for horse-collars
Burk, Hiram C, Cleveland. Ohio. Mining-drill.
Burke, Andrew E. (See Otis, Charles H.,
Burke, Charles G., Richmond Hill, N. Y.
Burke, Charles G., Richmond Hill, N. Y.
Burke, Charles G., Richmond Hill, N. Y.
Burke, Chailes G., Richmond Hill, N. Y.
Burke, John, NUes, Mich. Refrigerator .
assignor.)
Telegraphic system
Regulator for electric motors.
Printing-telegraph
Printing-telegraph
291,980
293,304
303,616
294,008
294,308
300,443
304,072
302,980
291,573
2il5,in7
301,855
301,207
308,129
295,108
299,054
309,088
306,'n6
295,109
305,508
306,382
309.020
305,509
309,376
297,494
296,312
299,517
296,921
293,626
297,108
297,751
307,520
300,208
301,666
291,874
293,945
306,578
297,109
.305,142
295.970
305,789
292,789
292,535
295,977
305,372
294.722
304,905
308,746
310,120
303,262
301,667
296,126
302,188
30.5,790
297,915
309,027
309.759
305,791
295,855
298,550
306.055
306,050
295,110
Date.
Monthly
volume.
6
Jan. 15
Feb. 12
Aug. 19
1213
696
936
339
186
Feb. 26
1578
C437
H38
541
333
419
Feb. 26
June 17
Aug. 26
1980
1219
1527
Aug. 5
138
40
Jan. 8
Mar. 11
July 15
July 1
705
903
1008
173
198
203
275
46
Nov. 18
Mar. 11
919
964
251
263
May 20
Di-c. 23
Oct. 21
1373
1478
890
391
400
236
Mar. 11
Sept. 23
965
1602
263
443
Oct. 14
454
123
Dec. 9
Sept. 23
Dec. 16
Apr. 22
613
1603
1077
2016
161
443
288
551
Apr. 8
June 3
Apr. 15
Feb. 19
532
17
1295
1079
149
6
359
299
Apr. 22
Apr. 29
1529
2372
422
646
Nov. 4
June 10
July 8
Jan. 15
130
912
762
1089
36
245
209
303
Feb. 19
Oct. 14
Apr. 22
Sept. 16
Apr. 1
Sept. 30
Feb. 5
Jan. 29
Apr. 1
1506
706
1530
1109
98
1960
15
1932
99
415
185
422
304
30
545
4
541
30
Sept. 16
Mar. 4
Sept. 9
1412
462
807
392
130
220
Deo. 2
218
57
Dec. 30
2040
546
Aug. 12
479
132
July 8
Apr. 1
Julv 15
Sept. 30
Apr. 29
763
281
1420
1967
2555
C209
J 210
80
395
546
C700
^701
Dec. 9
Dec. 23
Sept. 30
613
1575
1967
161
429
546
Mar. 25
May 13
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Mar. 11
1925
736
17
22
965
532
208
5
6 1
264
Official
Gazette.
26
26
28
J 26
26
27
28
28
26
26
28
28
29
26
27
29
29
26
28
29
29
28
29
27
27
27
27
26
27
27
29
27
23
26
26
29
27
28
27
28
26
26
27
28
26
28
29
29
28
27
28
28
|27
29
29
28
26
27
29
29
26
234
568
640
74*
811
1165
75*
460
132
1001
198
34
559
1001
801
99T
181
1001
1130
9(>
819-
1131
916
39T
106
924
259-
64&
307
46£>
395
109»
147
211
722-
137
307
1038
21
120S
445-
376
21
1091
908
97S
73*
1120
549^
14T
55
27&
1206
50&
81»
101$
1206
119S
674
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42
INDEX OF PATENTS TSSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
p.
03
"I"
Official
Gazette.
:Burke, Michael L., Hion, N. Y. Magazine flie-arm
3urkhaidt, Gustav, assignor of one-half to C. E. "Wolf kill, Homer, 111. Weather-strip
Burkhardt. Gustav, Honier, assignor jof one-half to C. Hesse, Danville, HI. "Weather-strip.
Burkhead, Susan T.. New Berne, N. 0. Corset
BurkhoUler, .John "W., Moline, 111. Iron fence
Burks, Jesse H., Los Angeles, Cal. Crank
TJurks, Jesse H., Los Angeles, Cal., assignor to W. A. Botkin, E. "W. Biannan, J. J. O'Brien,
F. B. Hough, S. C. Faucher, and W. S. Brown. Kansas City. Mo. Fire-escape
Burks. AVilliara T., and L. P. Klutts, Montrose, Mo. Plow-point
3Jurl, John. Springfield, Mo. Churn
Burleigh, Harry W., Franklin, N. H. Valve-grinder
Burleigh, Johji', and .T. G. Abbott. Lawrence. Mass. Hand-truck
hurley', Helen M., Brooklyn, N. T. Invalid bed
Burling, Frank, Eipon, Wis. Horse-hoot ..-
"Burling, John, Millburn, N. J. Slate-cleaner
Burling, Lanc.iister C. (See Moore and Burling )
^urlingame. Miles E., Willett. N. Y. Fetter for animals
Builinghauscn, Bernerd G., Cleveland, Ohio. One-wheeled velocipede
35urlingt(>n Plow Company. (See Netf, .Joseph B., assignor.)
Bui-meister, Carl C, assignoi- to Burmeister & Wains Maskin-og Skibsbyggeri, Copen-^
hagen, Denmark. Apparatus for the emulsion of milk and fat bv centrifugal foice (
;Burineister & Wains Maskin-og Skibsbyggeri. (See Burmeister, Carl C, assignor.)
Burner, Charles C, Traveller's Repose, W. Va. Grinding-mill
Burnett, Benjamin F., Brooklyn, assignor to H. L. Judd & Co., New York, N. Y. Curtain-
307,175
a93.413
302,00.=)
30!),760
302,234
296,272
300,843
300.567
2flS,459
297, 0H3
292,790
301,477
303,017
291,145
Oct. 28
Feb. 12
July 15
Dec. 23
July 22
Apr. 1
June 24
June 17
May 27
Apr. 15
Feb. 5
Julv 8
Aug. 19
Jan. 1
loop
ISurnett, .Teremiah Y. (See Dean, George B., assignor.)
JJuinelt, Luther H.. Chicago, HI. Attachment for water-closets
Burnett, William, New York, assignor of one-half to J. Eeilly, Brooklyn, N. Y. Pressure-
regulatoi'
TJurnoy, Jesse G. (See Krueger, Theodore C. H., assignor.)
Burney, John R., Macon, N. C. Wheel rim and tire ad.iu,ster
iumham, Alfred S., Parkersburg, Iowa, and F. J. Burnham, Richland County, Wis.
Swing -
Burnham, Arthur M., Gardiner, Me. Machine for making wedges
"Jiurnham, Edgar S., Buffalo, N. Y. Clothes-pounder
JJurnham, Franklin J. (See Burnham, Alfied S. and F. J.)
Burnham, John I. (See Mathews, William, assignor.)
!Burnham, Lorenzo G., et al. (See Porter, Edward N., assignor.)
Burnham, William M.. Chicago, 111. Anti-fi iction metal-
Bums, Frank, Westfield, N. Y. Bottle-stopper
Burns, Fred W., Le Mars, Iowa. Carpet-stretcher
Buins, Henry S., assignor to Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Haven, Conn
Primer
Bums, James, Chicago, HI. Cash and parcel carrier
Burns, James, Chicago, 111. Cash and paicel carrier
Burns, James, C hicago. 111. Apparatus for lowering caskets into graves
Burns, James, Chicago, 111. Cash and parcel carrier
!Burus, James, Brooklyn, and A. Buckman, Schodack Depot, assignors of twenty-two for-^
tieths to A. L. Schermerhorn, J. S. Baker, Stu.yve8ant, J. R Downer, and F. P. Harder, >
Castleton, N. Y. Cigarette-machine )
3urns, James, Brooklyn, and A. Buckman, Schodack Depot, assignors of twenty-two for-]
tieths to A. L. Schermerhorn, J. S. Baker, Stuyvesant, J. R. Downer, and F. P. Harder,
Castleton, N. Y. Machine for making cigarettes '
Hums, James A. (See Lodge. Edward, assignor.)
TSurns, John, Chicago, HI. Knockdown coop
;Burns, Robert, Chicago, HI. Process of and apparatus for forming mineral fiber or wool
from furnace-slag
liurns, Robert, assignor of one-half to J. S. Williams, Chicago, 111. Cyclometer
TSurough, Elizabeth E. (See Craig, James A., assignor.)
Burr, JBradley, ('hicago. 111. Two-wheeled vehicle
Burr. Sanford S., Wiimetka. 111. Spj'ing bed-bottom
Burr, Victoria A.. Washinaton, D. C. Glove-fastening -
liuiTell. (jharles F. (See Webb. John "W., assignor.)
Biirrell, Francis C, La Salle. 111. Brick-machine
Burridge, Lee S., and N. R. Marshman, New York, N. Y. To.y and adveitising medium . .
Burridge, Thomas H,, assignor of two-thirds to W. L. Reynolds and J. W. Goviei', St. Louis,
Mo. Machine for cleaning wire
Biirris, B.irtley L., and C. S. "Vfoodman, Wichita, Kans. Portable bridge for unloading
eaith-sci apers - -
Bunitt, Orrin W., Weedsport, N. Y. Machine for seaming or double-seaming .joints of
sheet-metal roofing
BuiTitt, Orrin W., "Weedsport, N. Y. Machine for cross seaming sheet metal
Burrough, Mark S., Merchantville, N. J. Damper .'
"Burroughs. D. R. (See Cook, Emmanuel T., a.s.signor.)
Burroughs, George H., Princeton, N. J. Twist-drill
Burroughs, Silas M., et al. (See (3anigee, .Joseph S.. as.sianor.)
Burrows, Daniel. Brooklyn, assignor to .1. L. Mott Iron Works, New Yoik, N. Y. Attach-
ment for operating cistern-valves for water-closets
Burrows, George H., Somerville, assignor to himself and C. H. Dunham, Boston, Mass.
Dnor-hau2"er _ i
TJuriows. Thompson & Short. (See Bugbee, Charles E., assignor.)
Burrows, William F., Boston, Mass. Apparatus for carbureting air
298.551
299,017
304,607
299,340
296,127
293,305
295,978
304,608
302,096
297,563
291,029
308,874
300,945
300,342
1512
838
1304
1576
1478
474
1736
1368
1874
1464
16
525
■ 938
166
May 13 738
June 3 149
291,981
291,028
305.7.35
305,736
309,520
294,113
294,114
291,027
299 1 1 1
299.733
307,432
296.672
303,601
Sept. 2
May 27
Apr. 1
Feb. 12
Apr. 1
Sept. 2
July 15
Apr. 29
Jan. 1
Dec. 9
June 24
Jxme 17
Jan. 15
Jan. 1
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Dec. 23
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Jan. 1
May 27
June 3
Nov. 4
Apr. 8
Aug. 12
Aug. .'i
Apr. 15
Mar. U
June 10
June Ifl
Nov. 4
Sept. 16
302.887
291), 724
294,847
300.301
300,302
307,521
305,373
302,235 July 22
Burrows, AVilliam T,, East Dubuque, 111, Device for handling spooled barb-wire.
Burt, Gcoige, Fort Madison, Iowa, Music-holder
JBurt, George E,, Harvard, Mass, Silo
427
1727
282
697
99
428
1305
2124
19
411
1853
1094
1217
17
1896
1899
1252
1725
1729
17
1448
310
18
983
906
10
1047
622
1034
l(.-«5
137
1414
1479
1728
2227
299,341 I May 27
305,996 , Sept. 30
I
291,676 ;■ Jan. 8 844
' 296,273 ■ Apr. 1 476
I 298,726 ; May 20 j 965
i 297,564 ' Apr. 29 : 2126
Burt, Henry, Danforth. N. Y. Boiler for beating purposes 309,436; Doc. 16 ; 1148
.3urt, Merritt. (See Zinsmaier and Burt.) ' !
Burt, Ransom K., assignor of one-half to N. A. Parker, Frankfort, Mich. Coupling for
straps 308,875 Dec. 9j 412
3urt. Ransom K., assignor of one-half to N. A. Parker, Frankfort, Mich. Hamc attach-
ment : 309,129 Dec. 9 ; 738
403
227
360
429
409
132
474
377
539
405
4
142
256
48
208
37
C118
ill9
495
80
186
30
119
361
(580
J 581
5
508
297
339
5
,529
530
339
C474
^475
475
476
477
4,5
414
78
5
275
248
3
295
172
279
280
6,37
39
29
26
28
29
28
27
27
27
27
27
26
28
28
26
27
27
[28
97
27
26
27
28
28
1 27
26
29
27
27
26
26
28
28
29
be
>26
26
27
27
29
27
2''
28
27
26
27
27
29
28
410 28
495
617
(236
) 237
1!3
269
581
(30!>
I ,310
110
199
27
28
[26
27
27
27
5 29
29
29
292
879
1254
157
90
725
424
930
781
846
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 18ti4.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
43
Name, resilience, aud iiiTeiitiou.
Burtenshaw, William H. (See Keynolds, Charles W., assignor.)
Burtis, William, Ntnv Effypt, N. J . Barbed fence- wire
Burtis, WiUiam, Now Egypt, N. J., assignor to Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Com-
pany, Worcester, Mass. Bale-tie
Barton, Aaron B., assignor to Driven Screw Post and Pile Company, New York, N. T.
Bracing the piles of piers
Burton, Aaron B., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Driven Screw Post and Pile Com-
pany, New York, N. Y. Fence-post
Burton, Augustus G., Chicago, III. Perforating-maohine
No.
Burton, Augustus G., Chicago, 111. Dynamometer
Burton, Charles F.. el al. (See Tomlinson, James, assignor.)
Burton, Edward P. (See Higliam, Eiios T. and D., assignors.)
Burton, Ernest A., Paterson, N. J. Necktie attachment
Burton, George D., Now Ipswich, N. H. Stock-car
Burton, George D., New Ipswich, N. H. Roller-skate
Burton, George W. (See Le Grande, William W., assignor.)
Burton, George W., Bordentown, N. J. Saw- vise ;
Burton, Le Grand S., et al. (See Le Roy, Charles J., assignor.)
Burton & Parker, et al. (Sec Le Hoy, Charles J., assignor.)
Burton, William K. (See Harly, Jacob F., assignor.)
Burton, William T., assignor to G. W. Gogin, Boston, Mass. Horse hitching-weight
BiirwcU, Joliu J., Ne\^T)ort, Ky. Smoke-consumer
Busch, Albert H., et al. (See Arnold, Alfred B., assignor.)
Busch, Julius, assignor to himself and J. Stevenson, Marine, 111. Feed mechanism for roller-
mills.
Busch, Eeinold B., et al. (See Arnold, Alfred B.. assignor.)
Busch, William, St. Louis, Mo. Mop or brush holder
Busche, Charles F., St. Louis, Mo. Minnow-bucket
Busell, James H. (See Orcutt, William D., assignor.)
Busell, James H., assignor to H. Rogers, trustee, Boston, Mass. Heel-trimming machine
Busell Trimmer (Company. (See Stirekler, Albert E., assioTior.)
Busfield. James, and E. IBourgeois, Haverhill, Mass. Heel-finishing machine
Bush, Clark T., Maryland, N^Y. Hop-training device
Bush, James J., Tacoma, Wash. Ter. Vehicle-wheel
Bnsh, Lewis, Jr., assignor to American Machinery Company, Chicago, HI. Machine fori
grinding cutter-knives S
Bush, Lewis, Jr., assignor to American Machinery Company, Chicago, 111. Saw-sharpen->
Ing machine - I
Bush, Lewis, Jr., assignor to American Machinery Company, Chicago, 111. Folding chair-
Bush, Robert A., Brockville, Ontario, Canada. Fire-escape
Bush, Thomas J., Lexington, Ky. Boring-gage
Bnsh, Thomas J. , Lexington, Ky. Clamp-plate for railway -rails
Bushoi', Cephas. (See Bushor, iDennis, assignor.)
Bushor, Dennis, assignor to C. Bushor, Etiingliara, 111. Flue-cutter
Buss, Edward, St. Gallen aud R. Kiihn, Rorschach, Switzerland. Locomotive
Butcher, Joseph, Boston, Mass. Bicycle-bell
Butin, George E., Fredonia, Kans. Device for fastening removable pins to brooche.s
Butlei-, Alford A., Bay City, Mich., assignor to C. H. Denison, New York, N. Y. Index-
ing books
Butler, Alonzo E., Reading, Mich. Wheel for vehicles
Butler, Arthur A. (See Munger and Butler.)
Butler, David H.. Cane Valley, Ky. Sash-fastener
Butler, Edward F., Whitewater. Wis. Buckle
Butler, George W. , Knoxville, Tenn. Car-coupling
Butler, H. S. (See Hopkins, Charles H., assignor.)
Butler, James D., Manchester, N. H. Loom
Butler, Jay F. (See McClinchie and Butler.)
Butler, Paul, Lowell, Mass. Machine for drawing metallic cartridge-shells . -
Butler, Paul, Lowell, Mass. Machine for weighing and assorting cartridges
Butler, Paul, Lowell, Mass. Mechanism for packing cartridges
Butler, Paul, Lowell, Mass. Cartridge-shell
Butler, Paul, Lowell, Mass. Device for feeding shells of caps to machines
Butler, Samuel S. , Los Gates, Cal. Prismatic toy ,
Butler, Samuel S. , Los Gatos, Cal. Prismatic toy ".
Butler, Spencer D., MarshQeld, Oreg. Fire-escape
Butler, Thomas H., et al. (See Conly, Mahlon S., assignor.)
Butler, Thomas P. (See Hebcrt and Butlor.)
Butler, William J., Salinas, Cal. Lifting-jack ■.
Butlei', William J., Salinas, assignor of one-half to R. H. Hall, San Francisco, Cal.
buckle
Trace-
309,924
301,958
296,313
303,263
302,189
304,497
304,988
298,060
307,840
296,128
304 073
304,779
306,673
300.692
.307,375
308,050
304.498
294,723
299,906
297,565
297,566
298,065
2M.S48
293,144
301,668
3n3,.556
296,129
300,568
300,762
306,318
308,747
302,236
300.303
291,290
Butlin, Charles H., Camborne, county of Cornwall, England. Umbrella attachment for
carriages
Butlin, Charles H., Camborne, county of Cornwall. England. Syringe attachment
Butman, Edward E., et al. (See Ken yon, Charlie E., assignor.)
Butman, Thomas R., Cleveland, assignor to J. A. Higbee, Fremont, Ohio. Furnace-door. . [ 308,550
303,618
294,115
294,303
299.200
306,333
306,807
301,561
301,562
293,627
307,376
304,499
307,522
308,238
Butman, Thomas R., Cleveland, as,signor to J. A. Higbee, Fremont, Ohio. Furnace-door. -
Butman, Thomas R.. Cleveland, assignor to J. A. Higbee, Fremont. Ohio. Furnace-door. .
Butterflchl, George F., Sloneham, Mass Air-cushion for boot or shoe .soles
Butterfield, James G. (See Randolph, Artholow M., assignor.)
Bntterfleld, James G.,- Sioux City, Iowa. Loconiotive ash-pan
Butterijeld, Tvrannus P., Indianapolis, Ind. Caipet-stretcher
Butterfield, William L., Providence, R. I., assignor to H. Berolzhelmer, Now York, N. Y.
Lead and crayon holder
Butterworth. CJharles C, et al. (Soo Mackinne.y, William C, assignor.)
TJutterwoith, Charles F., Troy, N. Y. Sleeve for coats
Butterworth, Charles F., Troy, N. Y. Detachable fur collar
3utterworth, Henry, Watertown, N. Y. Attaching devico for awnings
308,551
308,552
302,190
299.955
303,019
Date.
Dec. 30
July 15
Apr. 8
Aug. 12
July 15
Sept. 2
Sept. 9
May 13
Nov. 11
Apr. 1
Aug. 26
Sept. 9
Oct. 14
June 17
Oct. 28
Nov. 18
Sept. 2
Mai'. 4
June 3
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
May 6
Mai-. 11
Feb. 5
July 8
Aug. 12
Apr. 1
June 17
June 24
Oct. 7
Dec. 2
July 22
June 10
Jan. 1
Aug. 19
Feb. 26
Mar. 4
May 27
Oct. 14
Oct. 21
Julv 8
July 8
Feb. 19
Oct. 28
Sept. 2
Nov. 4
Nov. 18
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
July 15
June 10
Aug. 19
291,839 Jan.
290,130
30.5,143
300,304
Apr. 1
Sept. 16
June 10
Monthly
volume.
XI
1787
1133
533
483
1421
276
920
888
504
283
1528
646
836
1550
1786
832
279
463
497
2128
2132
130
623
469
704
838
283
1369
1641
380
219
1480
1036
340
938
1736
27
1555
455
1011
624
625
1080
1786
281
138
1009
1491
1493
1495
1425
570
946
1032
482
312
149
132
395
396
78
C3S
i3fl
252
247
154
80
419
176
221
426
480
226
130
131
C581
J 582
C582
I 583
33
173
125
210
230
80,81
377
378
449
102
57
410
280
96
481
37
290
1.53
258
Official
Gazette.
29
C405
\ 400
406 29
407 29
396 28
28
29
29
27
28
29 1071
221
106
550
276
867
997
702
481
56
754
944
160
1226
352
543
908
1016
424
424
551
942.
524
148
615
56
1193
1246
69
739
992
1122
62
640
768
834
846
91
205
120
121
046
353
868
395
588
679
679
680
276
10.19
641
26 190
285 ' 81
inO 304
1037 ; 280
27
28
27
56
1038
1122
44
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
!N'ame, residence, and invention.
Butterwortli, James, et al. (See Mactinney, "William C, assignor.)
Butterwortb, John, Jr. (See Bntterworth, "William H. and J., Jr.)
Butterworth, Samuel B., Franklin Falls, N. H. Tuning-fork
Bntterworth, William P., et al. (See Macklnney, "William C, assignor.)
Butter-worth, "William H. and J., Jr.. Trenton, N. J. Thrashing-machine
Buttner, Henry A., San Quentin, Cal. Button-card
Button, Anson T. (See "Widdifield, "Watson P., assignor.)
Button, John F., assignor of two-thirds to H. C. Sadler, Booneville, and H. Gr. Sadler,
Paris, Ark. Buckle-fastener
Butz, Edward M., Allegheny, Pa. Fire-proof building
~ " ~' ■" " Structural shape tor beams, girders, &c
Structural shape for beams, girders, &c
Structural shape for beams, girders, &c
Structural shape for beams, girders, &c
Structural shape for columns, pilasters, &c
Metal column, girder, or pilaster
Metal column, pilaster, or girder ,
Metal column, pilaster, or girder
Metal column, pilaster, or girder
Metal column, pilaster, or girder
Metal column, pilaster, or girder
Metal column, pilaster, or girder
Butz, Edward M., Allegheny, Pa.
Butz, Edward M., Allegheny, Pa.
Butz, Edward M., Allegheny, Pa.
Butz, Edward M., Allegheny, Pa.
Butz, Edward M., Allegheny, Pa.
Butz, Edward M., Allegheny, Pa.
Butz, Edward M., Allegheny, Pa.
Butz, Edward M., Allegheny, Pa.
Butz, Edward M., Allegheny, Pa.
Butz, Edward M., Allegheny, Pa.
Butz, Edward M., Allegheny, Pa.
Butz, Edward M., Allegheny, Pa.
Butz, Edward M., Allegheny, Pa. Construction of metal buildings
Butz, Edward M., Allegheny, Pa.
Butz, Edward M., Allegheny, Pa.
Butz, Edward M., Allegheny, Pa.
Butz, Edward M., Allegheny. Pa.
Butz, Edward M., Allegheny, Pa..
Butz, Edward M., Allegheny, Pa.
Butz, Edward M., Allegheny, Pa.
Butz, Edward M., Allegheny, Pa.
Butz, Edward M., Allegheny, Pa.
Butz, Edward M., Allegheny, Pa.
Buxton, John E., Owatonna, Minn.
Metal beam or girder
Metal beam or girder
Fire-proof building
Metal beam or girder
Met al beam or girder
Structural shape for columns, pilasters, &c
Structural shape for columns, girders, &o
Metal column, pil.nster, or girder
Structural shape for columns, pilasters, and girders.
Metal column, pilaster, or girder
Knotter for grain-binders
Knotter for grain-binders
Eailway-signal
Buxton, John E., Owatonna, Minn
Buys, Bert, assignor of one-third to F. Wilcox, Eeese, Mich,
Buxby, Edwin S., Bordentown, N. J. Thill-coupling
Buzick, "William F. (See "Wishart and Buzick.)
Buzolich, Antonio, North Carlton, and T. K. Smith, Prahran, Victoria. Paint
Buzolicb, Antonio, North Carlton, and T. K. Smith, Prahran, Victoria. Paint
Byam, Eber C., assignor of two-thirds to J. A. Stewart and J. S. Baker, Koohester, N". T.
Sash-holder
Byan, George A., et al. (See Longmore, Lewis F., assignor.)
Byard, "William "V". (See "Ward, John A., assignor.)
Byerley, Francis X., Cleveland, Ohio. Extracting oil and other substances from seeds and
other materials by means of solvents
Byers, Bernardo L., Malvern, Iowa. End-gate for wagons
Byfield, John, London , Ontario, Canada. Knitting-machine
Byington, Justin, assignor to Keeley Stove Company, Columbia, Pa. Automatic shelf for
.stoves
Byington, "William "W., Albany, N. Y. Ksh line and hook guard
Byler, David L., Appleton City, Mo. Car-coupling
Byram, William H., New York, assignor ot one-half to J. Eedman, Fishkill Landing, N. Y.
Boiler for heating buildinsrs "
Bym, Edward "W., TVashington, D. C. File-box -
Byrne, John, Cleveland, Ohm. Cock and tank for drawing fluids of varying temperatures.
Byrnes, Francis, Liverpool, county of Lancaster, England. Construction of boats
Byrnes, B'rancis, Liverpool, county of Lancaster, England. Apparatus for aerial transit
by wire rope, &c
Byrnes, Stephen F., assignor to Mixer & Byrnes, Brooklyn, N. Y. Crank-shaft bearing
and connection
Byrns, Oscar A., Appleton, "Wis. Eoller-mill
Byron, Michell E. (See BoUes and Byron.)
Byron, TJlderic D., assignor of one-half to A. E. Dike, Chicago, XU. Heel trimming and
"breasting machine
Byron, "Plderic D., assignor of one-half to A. E. Dike, Chicago, 111. Cutter-head
Bywaters. Joseph K., Piins, Tex. Car coupling
Cabell, Flora B., et al. (See Cabell, Samuel (5-., assignor.)
Cabell, Milton S., et al. (See Cabell, Samuel G., assigTior.)
CJabell, Milton S., Quincy, 111. Lubricator
(iabell, Milton S. , Quincy, HI. Belief and gage cook
Cabell, Milton S., Quincy, 111., assignor ofone-fourtb to S. G. Cabell, Washington, D. C.
Cleaning flues of steam-boilers
Cabell, Samuel G. (See Cabell, Milton S., assignor.)
Cabell, Samuel G., assignor to C. Pelham and F. B. Cabell, Washington, D. C. Seal-pad-
lock
Cabell, Samuel G., Washington, D. C, assignor to M. S. Cabell, Quincy, 111., and F. B.
Cabell. Auti-incrustator for steam-boilers
Cable, Austin D. (See Wilson, Thomas L.. assignor.)
(iable Eailway Company. (See Evans, Eichard K., assignor.)
Cable, Wheeler, Boston, Mass. Machine for forming rubber soles for boots or shoes
Cabot, John, Lawrence, Mass. Gas-purifler screen or grid
Cabot, John, Lawrence, Mass. Screen or grid for gas-puriflers
Cabot, Samuel, Jr., Boston, Mass. Composition for staining and preserving wood
Cabot, Samuel, Jr., Boston, Mass. Antiseptic compound
Caddick, George, Allegheny, Pa. Sounding-board for pianos
Cade, James E. (See Griffin, Shoup, and Cade.)
Cadwallader, Bassett, Parkersburg, W. Va. Manufacture of articles from wood pulp
Cadwell, Lydia J., Chicago, HI. Method of and apparatus for desiccating eggs, &o
Cady, Ernest. (See Gray, "William, assignor.)
Cady, Francis D., Waterbury, Conn. Electric conductor
No.
Date.
299,956
292,731
291,982
308,130
304,780
304,781
304,782
304,783
304,784
304,785
304.78()
304,787
304,788
304.789
304,790
304,791
304,792
304,793
304,794
304,795
304,796
304,797
304,798
308,825
308,826
308,827
308,828
308,829
307,176
307,377
294,116
299,460
291,677
291,678
302,981
307,707
304,168
309,761
302,888
309,028
305,144
304,609
291,574
292,094
293,714
305,422
308,949
308,131
293.628
300,305
301,798
297,567
304,610
310,028
292.407
304,989
303,804
292,984
307,433
297,568
305,423
293,414
304,169
294,849
1 304,170
June 10
Jan. 29
Jan. 15
Nov. 18
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Deo. 2
Dec. 2
Dec. 2
Dec. 2
Dec. 2
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Feb. 26
May 27
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
Aug. 5
Nov. 4
Aug. 26
Dec. 23
Aug. 5
Dec. 9
Sept. 16
Sept. 2
Jan. 8
Jan. 15
Feb. 19
Sept. 23
Dec. 9
Nov. 18
Feb. 19
June 10
July 8
Apr. 29
Sept. 2
Dec. 30
Jan. 22
Sept. 9
Aug. 19
Feb. 5
Nov. 4
Apr. 29
Sept. 23
Feb. 12
Aug. 26
Mar. 11
Aug. 26
Monthly
volume.
Pi
572
2183
1218
919
647
649
650
651
651
652
653
653
654
655
655
656
657
658
659
660
661
662
662
332
332
333
334
335
l.')14
1787
1737
1875
846
847
142
384
1656
1577
11
614
nil
430
705
1345
1198
1470
504
921
1081
1039
927
2136
431
1912
1752
921
1169
255
20
2137
1471
839
1656
£24
1657
153
609
340
251
177
177
177
177
178
178
178
179
179
179
179
180
180
(180
) 181
181
181
181
182
182
87
87
87,88
404
481
478
539
40
106
452
(429
H30
4
161
304
119
198
378
332
407
133
(251
^252
300
281
253
583
120
515
252
321
70
6
Official
Gazette.
227
173
453
27
26
26
29
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
>23
28
28
28
28
28
29
29
29
29
29
29
29
26
27
26
26
28
27
28
29
26
28
28
26
29
27
28
28
26
28
1040
419
234
559
944
945
945
945
945
945
945
946
946
946
946
946
946
947
947
947
947
947
948
759
759
759
759
760
304
353
769
905
158
158
481
441
776
1014
459
820
1038
896
132
259
1109
798
560
646
1123
177
425
896
1097
338
997
489
374
425
1109
596
777
943
777
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
45
!Name, residence, audinvention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
«3
Official
Gazette.
Cady, !Frank E., Auburn, N. T. Combined water filter and cooler
Cady, Frank E., Anbum, N. T. Combined water filter and cooler
Cady, Frank P., Chicago, 111., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Cambria Iron Company,?
of Pennsylvania. Machine for making barb-link fencing 5
Cady, George L., assignor to M. H. Semple, Lowell, Mass. Machine for trimming hooks
and papers
Cady, George M. (See Haviland, .Joseph H., assignor.)
Cady, George M. (See Weeks and Cady.)
Cady, Henry G., Pine Bluff, Ark. Nntlock
Cady, Ira D. (See O'Neill, Edward F., assignor.)
Caesar, Julius, New York, N. T. Enameled letter
Cahn, Maier A. (See "Wyms, John H., as.signor.)
Cahoon, William, Jr., assignor to W. M. Keenan, Chicago, HI. Compound water-cock and
sewer-gas cutoflT
Cahoone, Charles E. (See Cahoone, Edwin E. and C. E.)
Cahoone, Edwin R., Newark, N. J. Mucilage-holder
Cahoone, Edwin K. and C. E., Newark, N. J. Harness-saddle ,
Cain, Cornelius 0., et al. (See Stanton, Lafayette J.,_ assignor.)
Cain, George, Pittsburg, Pa. Car-coupling '.
Cain, John, assignor to'GHlespio Tool Company, Pittsburg, Pa. Die for making vise-jaws.
Cain, Kobert D., et al. (See Buckler and Pelzer, assignors.)
Cain, Thomas J. (See Taylor, Sharp, and Cain.)
Cain, Thomas J., Cleveland, Ohio. Ice-creeper
Cain, Thomas J., assignor to S. C. Prentiss, Cleveland, Ohio. Bobbin-winder for sewing-
machines
Caine, Daniel, Battle Creek, Mich. Bean-harvester
Caine, James E. (See Curtis and Caine.)
Cairns, Alexander, Mount Hope, Wis. Churning device
Caims, James, Philadelphia, Pa. Grate-bar for furnaces
Calais, Frank W., Joliet, HI. Check-row attachment for seed-planters
Calanan, Frank J. (See Allen, Charles E., assignor.)
Caldwell, Benjamin F., Kockville, Mo. Pump
Caldwell, Edwin V., Harpersville, Ala. Harrow
Caldwell, Edwin v., Harpersville, Ala. Cultivator ,
Caldwell, Emilv L. (See Edson, Jacob, assignor.)
Caldwell, Frank C. (See Caldwell, Henry W. and F. C.)
Caldwell. Frank C, Chicago, HI. Screw-conveyer
Caldwell, Frank C, Chicago, HI. Pulley
Caldwell, Henry W. and F. C, Chicago, HI. Drive-chain ,
Caldwell, John 0., Gosl:rn, Ga. Plow attachment
Caldwell, Joseph K., assignor of one-half to C. S. Greene, Philadelphia, Pa.
burner .
Hydrocarbon-
Caldwell, Waller J., Eives, Tenn. Car-starter
Calof, Joseph W., North Easton. Mass. Spoon
Calhoxm, George S. (See Bradbury, Walter, assignor.)
Calhoun, James G., assignor of one-half to S. Calhoun, Edinburg, Ohio. Gate
Calhoun, JohnK., St. Louis, Mo. Wagon-bolster spring ^..
Calhoun, Samuel. (See Calhoun, James G., assignor.)
Calhoun, William. (See Gaunt, Poiesz, Calhoun, and Daubmann.)
California Feed Water Purifying Company. (See Lee and Bell, assignors.)
Calkins, Garry G. (See Hoffman, Austin D., assignor.)
Calkins, Gary G. (See Taylor, Edward T., assignor.)
Calkins, Gary G. (See Tittley, George, assignor.)
Calkins, Thomas L., Newark, N. J. Speed-governor
Call, James, Boston, Mass. Dredgingmachine -
Call, .Tames F., Clear Lake, Wis. Combination-tool
Call, John W., assignor of one-half to S. B. Paschal, Little Eock, Ark. Pipe-coupling.
Callahan, Cornelius, Chelsea, Mass. Cut-off for valves
Callahan, James F., Knoxville, Tenn. Millstone-driver
Callahan, William P., Dayton, Ohio. Oil-press
Callaman, George A., New Comerstown, Ohio. Dredger
Callan, John P., Aurora, 111. Vehicle-spring
CJallanen, Frank J. (See Parks and Callanen.)
Callaway, Edward H. (See Christiansen, John, assignor.)
Callaw.ay, Edward H., Chicago, 111. Car-wheel
Callaway, Edward H., Chicago, 111. Kailway freight-car door
Calm, Maximilian, et al. (See Herzog, Moritz, assignor.)
Calmar, S6ren A., and H. W. Carr, Arlington, N. J. Machine for labeling spools
Calo, Christopher G., Newark, N. J., assignor to himself and L. C. Voorhees, New York,
N. Y. Saddle for horse-collars :
Calvelage, August H., HaughviUe, and J. M. Dodge, Indianapolis, Ind.
Calver, William, Washington, D. C. Solar reflector
Calver, William, Washington, D. C.
Calver, William, Washington, D. C.
Calver, William, Washington, D. C.
Cambria Iron Company. (See Cady, Frank P
Cambria Iron Company. (See Riale, Eobert E
Gas-furnace .
Controlling the temjperatnre of solar heaters .
Htilizing the rays ot the sun
Condensing solar rays
assignor.)
assignor.)
Cambria Iron Company. (See Willi.ims. Lewis, assignor.)
Cambrj', William H., East Saginaw, Mich. Grate-bar
Cameron, Duncan, Randolph, N. Y. Pin-and-bos joint for stone-drills
Cameron, JosephF.andW. C, Troy, Ala., assignors of one-third to G. C. Cox, Hot Springs,
Ark. Chum
Cameron, Robert, Burlington, Iowa. Thill-coupling
Cameron, William C. (See Cameron, Joseph F. and W. C.)
Cammack, William. (See Welch, Rosia W., assignor.)
Camp Brothers. (See Camp, David C, assignor.)
Camp, David C, assignor to Camp Brother.s, Athens, Ga. Mechanical motor
Camp, David C. and H. P., Athens, Ga. Churn-motor
Camp, Henry P. (See Camp, David C. and H. P.)
Camp, Jacob A., Sandusky, Ohio. Protecting piles
293,562
296,673
292,408
301,335
301,208
306,808
298,347
299,957
301,563
302.382
298,285
301,089
301,088
302,889
308,463
300,209
297,110
301,336
292,985
309,130
295,731
295,732
307,011
294,578
302,466
299,342
309,437
300,444
299,518
299,618
301,209
302,097
304,611
299,734
308,464
239,958
301,669
295,228
303,489
307,012
291,291
302,708
306,717
291,146
291,147
291,491
294,117
291,292
295,347
305,570
295,348
294,850
302,982
Feb. 12
Apr. 8
Jan. 22
July 1
July 1
Oct. 21
May 13
June 10
July 8
July 22
May 6
July 1
July 1
Aug. 5
Nov. 25
.Tune 10
Apr. 22
July 1
Feb. 5
Dec. 9
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Oct. 21
Mar. 4
July 22
May 27
Dec. 10
Jiine 17
June 3
June 3
July 1
July 15
Sept. 2
June 3
Nov. 25
June 10
July 8
Mar. 18
Aug. 12
Oct. 21
Jan. 1
July 29
Oct. 21
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Jan. 8
Fob. 26
Jan. 1
Mar. 18
Sept. 23
Mar. 18
Mar. 11
Aug. 5
300,343 June 17
1003
984
1754
335
174
1014
510
572
626
1682
422
17
14
12
1366
913
1530
337
256
739
1767
1767
1278
296
1784
1729
1149
1221
17
150
175
1305
433
312
1367
573
765
1124
758
1279
341
892
166
167
600
1738
348
1276
1673
1277
625
142
1095
C276
{277
276
C488
{489
92
47
268
139
154
173
461
113
5
4
373
245
C422
i-423
92,93
70
199
491
491
341
81
488
496
310
334
6
37
47
361
120
78,79
373
154
210
310
207
341
96
97
98
2115 580
C2.3e
{237
48
48
169
478
98
353
465
354
173
40
297
1 26
27
1 26
28
28
29
27
27
28
28
27
28
28
28
29
27
^27
28
26
29
28
29
26
28
;29
26
26
26
26
26
28
26
26
28
625
196
338
63
34
205
631
1040
121
329
606
5
459
654
1100
307
64
489
847
1167
1167
25-1
879
348
879
930
1165
924
948
34
255
896
979
654
1040
148
1042
601
255
62
411
181
32
32
115
769
63
1071
1145
1072
943
481
27 I 1144
46
ESTDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alplidbetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Elec-;
CamxJ. "William H., Peterslrarg, Ta. Eoofinfr corajjosition
Campagnaii, Gaudenzio St, Loiiis. Mo. Cooking-utensil
Campanv, Milton E.. Muskegon, Mich. Thill-coupling
Campbell, Andrew, Brooklyn, assignor to J. and E. MoLoughlin, New York, N. Y.
trically-actuated sheet-stop tor printing-presses y
Campbell, Andrew, Brooklyn, assignor to J. and E. McLoughlin, Now York, K. Y. Air i
cushion for the reciprocating beds of printing-presses
Campbell, Andrew, Brooklyn, assignor to J. and E. McLonghlin, New York, N. Y. Shell
or cover for printers' rollers •
Campbell, Andrew, Brooklyn, as.signor to J. and E. McLoughlin. New York. N. Y. Print-?!
ing-machine . -- Si
Campbell, Andrew, Brookl> n, assignor to J. and E. McLoughlin, New Yoi'k, N. Y. Form- I
roller for printing
Campbell, Andrew, Brooklyn, as.signor to J. and E. McLoughlin, New York, N. Y. Mech-
anism for raising the loUers of iirinting-presses
Camiibell. Andrew, Biooklyn, assignor to J. and E. McLoughlin, New York, N.Y. Cupped-
leather piston-packing
Campbell, Andresv C. Bridgeport, Conn., assignor to "Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing^
Company. Mechanical movement
Campbell, Andrew C. assignor to Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company, Bridge-^
port. Conn. Button-hole sewing-machine .' '
Campbell, Augustine, Meluchen, N. J. Underground conduit for electric conductors
Campbell, Charles (;., Cincinnati, Ohio. Cotton-compressor
Campbell, Charles D., et ol. (See Bascom. Austin, assignor.)
Campbell, Duncan H., assignor to H. B. Metcalf, Pawtucket, K. I., and W. McCleery, Bos-^
ton, Mass. Machine for making buttons s
Campbell, Duncan H., assignor to H. B. Metcalf, Pawtucket, E. I., and W. McCleery, Bos
ton. Mass. Button-machine
Campbell, Duncan H., assignor to H. B. Metcalf, Pawtucket, E. L, and W. McCleery, Bos
ton, Mass. Cloth-culting machine ".
Campbell, Edward H. (See White, Thomas, assignor.)
Campbell, Eli F., L. C. Noble, and M. G. Howe, Houston, Tex. Nut-lock
Campbell, Eli F., L. C. Noble, and M. G. Howe, Houston. Tex. Nut-lock
Campbell, Frederick F., Newark, N. J. Hat-ixnmcing machine
Cam])bell, Frederick F.. Newark. N. J. Hat -pouncing machine
Campbell, Gardiner, Milwaukee, Wis. Hanging bell.s
Campbell, George H.. a.=(signor of one-half to W. H. Rhodes, Chicago, HI. Sand-drier
Cami:)bell, Gertrude, Chicago, HI. Stocking-supporter ".'
Campbell, Henry F., Concord, N. H. Band-.saw mill
Campbell, Henry F., Concord, N. H. Machine for lap-shaving hoops
Campbell, Howard. (See Land and Campbell.)
Campbell. Howard, assignor to Gaar, Scott & Company, Eichmond, lud. Kecleaning at
tachment for thrashers or separators
No.
304,012
301 OflO
298,042 I
Date.
291.575
Sept. 2
July 1
May 20
Jan. 8
291.875 I Jan. 15
Camphell, Howard, assignor to Gaar, Scott & Company, Eichmond, Ind. Stiaw-stacker. .
Camphell, J. Q. A., et al. (See Bascom, Austin, assignor.)
Campbell, James, et al. (See Roper, Alfred W., assignor.)
Campbell, James D. (See Hipolito, Espiridion. assignor.)
Campbell, James E. (See Beardsley, William H.. assignor.)
Campbell, James H. (See Wilson, James N., assignor^)
Campbell, James S., assignor of one-half to S. O'Neil, Coai Valley, Pa. Spike and bolt ex-
tractor .
Campbell, John B.. Cincinnati, Ohio Combined electro, vapor, and warm-air hath
Camphell, Mark, Chicago, 111. Hair-crimper ,
Camphell, Mark, Chicago, HI. Bottle and jar stopper
Campbell, Matthew C, Philadelphia, Pa. Tramway and car
Campbell, Peter, Cariolltown, Pa. Car-coupling. . -
Camphell, Robert, Allegheny, Pa. Gearing
Camphell, Eohert, Allegheny, Pa. Gearing ,
(Campbell, Eobert. assignor to himself, G. Balrd, Wheeling, and J. Porter, New Cumber-
land, W. Va. Paving-block
Campbell, Robert B. ("See Savage, Frederick S., assignor.)
Campbell, Solomon C, Brooklyn, N. Y. Tag or ticket fastener
Camphell, Solon 0., assignor of two-thirds to A. J. Johnson and J. Gemmlll, Van Wert,
Iowa. Mail-hag
Campbell, Thomas AV., Valley Falls, Kans. Mining apparatus
Campbell, William, Detroit, Mich. Tire-tightener
Campbell, William. (See Matthews. William, assignor.)
Campbell, William A., Frankfort, Mich., assig-nor of one-half to Marinette Iron Works
Company, Marinette, Wis. Steam-brake for saw-mill carriages
Campbell, William C, St. Louis, Mo. Sectional kitchen-safe
Camper, H. H. (See Hunt, John C. assignor.)
Campfield, MatthewE., Cleveland, Ohio. Making the screw and head for wrenches
Campi, Lucas jr., Havana, Cuba. Vacvrum-pan
Campi, Lucas M., Havana. Cuba. Calcimeter
Camus. Henri, St. Louis, Mo. Shutter- worker
Canaday, Hugh H., assignor of one-half to G. M. Lamb, Creston, Iowa. Carriage for strad-
dle-row cultivators
Cauan, Clarence J., Omaha, Nebr. Fire-kindler
Canan, Clarence J.. Onraha, Nehr. Horse-blanket
Cauda. Ferdinand E., New York, N. Y. Manufacture of solidified compound metals
Candeo, Charles E., New York, N. Y. Car- truck
Candee, Cliarles E., New York, N. Y. Running-gear for railway-cars
Canfield, Ernest, e( ai. (See Abbott, John D., assignor.)
Canfield, Frederick A., Thomaston, Conn. Curry-comb
Canning, James H., Danhury, Conn. Hat lining" and cover
Cantin, Alexandre, Paris, France. Rotary rock-drill
Canton Glass Company. (See Barker, David, assignor.)
Canton Manufacturing Company. (See Toppan, Charles, assignor.)
Cantril, James E., et al. (See Webb, Justice, assignor.)
Cantril, James E., et al. (See Welling, John E., assignor.)
Capell, George M., Passenham, county of Northampton, and G. S. Macbean, The Grove
Bishopstoke, county of Hants, England. Blast or exhaust fan
29-1.438
297,111
297,112
297,752
308,239
298,943
303,557
300.210
306,130
297,495
297,496
297,497
300.211
301.337
292,892
293,715
.301,856
309,195
295,140
291,492
293,224
290,922
301,044
301,799
307,745
294,309
303,558
.309,689
307,910
292,791
306,809
296.131
300,212
295,733
297.004
295,979
301,091
305,286
303,385
299,112
299,461
308,057
306.217
301,210
301,211
304,500
299,735
310,029
293,415
291,079
304,703
Mar.
Apr.
Apr. 23
Apr. 29
Nov. 18
May 20
Aug. 12
June 10
Oct. 7
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
June 10
July 1
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
July 15
Deo. 16
Mar. 18
Jan. 8
Feb. 12
Apr. 15
June 24
July 8
Nov. 11
Feb. 20
Aug. 12
Dec. 23
Nov. 11
Feb. 5
Oct. 21
Apr. 1
June 10
Mar. 25
Apr. 15
Apr. 1
July 1
Sept. 16
Aug. 12
Mav 27
Jfay 27
Nov. 18
Oct. 7
July 1
Julv 1
Sept. 2
June 3
Dec. 30
Feb. 12
Jan. 8
Sept. 9
Monthly
volume.
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1090
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 18S4.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
47
Name, lesirtciicc, and iuvcntiou.
Capewell, George J. (See Plumb. Salmon R., assignor.)
Capewell, George J. (See Turner and Capewell.)
Capewell. George J., Chesliire, Conu. Horseshoe-nail machine
Capper, Ahram S.. TJdall, Kans. Cliimney-cowl
Carhaugb, William H . Columbus, Ohio. Dinner-pail
Card-Dane Dry Gold Sluice Company. (Sec Card and Dane, assignors.)
Card, Edward! Pawtucket. R. I. Tire-giate
Card, John. (See Polk, Caleb C, assignor.)
Card, T.ucinda S., r.t ol. (S;e Dane, .To.ieph C. assignor.)
Card. Simon W., Maustield, Mass. Machine for threading screw-taps
Caid, William J., Olean, X. Y. Thill-coupling
Card. William L., and J. C. Dane, assignors to Card-Dane Dry Gold Sluice Company, (lim-
ited, ) La Crosse, AN'is. Dry ore se]>ai ator '. '.
Card. Svilliam L., and J. C. Dane. as.signors to Card-Dane Dry Gold Sluice Company, (lim-
ited,) [,a Crosse, Wis. Dry ore separator '.'.
Card. William L., and J. C. Dane, assignors to Card-Dane Dry Gold Sluice Company, (lim-
ited, ) La Crosse, Wis. Dry ore separator "
Cardona, Joseph, Chicago, 111, Velocipede
Cardot, Charles W., .Jamestown, N, T. Friction-clutch
Cardwell, William. St. Joseph. Mo. Waaon-brake lever
Carily, Joseph, Tampa, Fla. Operating butting-saws
Careaga y Saenz, Luis G., Puebla. Mexico. Pump
Careaga y Saenz, Luis G., Puebla, Mexico. Pump
Carey, Augustus C, Boston, Mass, Apparatus for producing manuscript matter in mul-
tii)ie
Carey, Augustus C, Boston, Mass, Mechanical movement
Carey. Angu.stus C. Koston. Mass. Packing ensilase
Carey, Eustace, H. Gaskell, Jr., and F. Hurter, AViducs, county of Lancaster, England.
Obtaining ammonia from ammonium sulphate
Carey, Janies, et cl. (See Di smond. John, assignor.)
Carey, Milton B., Genoa Junction, AVis. Trace or shaft earner
Carey, Milton P., Mauch Chunk, Pa. Car-axle bos
Carey, I'bilip. Cinciimati, Ohio. Pulp-board for roofing purposes
Caroy, Wilson W. (See Gee. Charles E.. assignor.)
Carkeek, Thomas, Silver Plnme, Colo, Slime-table
Carleton, Charles, assignor to Carleton Spring Bed Company, Chicago. 111. Wardrobe-bed-
stead t '. ' . - "
Caileton. Cyrus, assignor to Brown &. Sbarpe Manufactuiing Company, Providence, E, I.
Micrometer-calipei s
Carleton, Cyrus, assignor to Brown & Shai-pe Manufacturing Company, Providence, E. I.
Tool-handle
Carleton, John W.. assignor to Union Manufacturing Company. J^ew Britain, Conn. Re-
versible .jaw for lathe-cliucks '.
Carleton Spring Bed Company. (See Carleton, Charles, assignor.)
(Carleton. William E.. Boston. Mass. l?rick '
Carley, Harvey, and T. McEenna, Long Branch, IST. J. ; said Carley assignor to said Mc-
Keiina. Electric alarm for steam-gages
Carlile, James 11.. Tulare, Cal., assignor of one-half to E. W. S. Woods. Hoi.sting appara-
tus for thrashins machims
C.irlin, jSTathaniel T. B., assignor to H. Nelson, Kirkwood, Mo. Cartridge-holder.
Carlin. William L. 'See Flater. Henry, assignor )
Carlisle. Alfred T. B.. assignor to Xew Brunswick Rubber Company, JCcw Brunswick,
jr. J. Securina heels to rubber hoots -'
Carlough, Daniel. Paterson, N. J. Car-coupling :
Carlough. Daniel, Paterson, X. J. Car-coupling
Carlsen, Andieas M.. St. Paul, Minn. Boot and shoe cleaning implement
Carlson, Andrew M. (Sec Xing and Carlson.)
Carlsou. Charles P., McKces]iort, Pa., assignor to himself and National Tube Works Com-
pany, Boston, Mass. Coupling for shafts or rolls
Carlson, Thuie. Louisville. Ky. Die for shaping the standard-heads of plows
Carlton. Cortland. Kalamazoo, Mich. Paper-perforating device
Carlton. Samuel, Xew Swindon, county of Wilts, England. Car-wheel
Carly. Jolni W., Mexia. Tex. Advertising device
Carlylo, George, assignor of three-fourths to L, A, C, G. W., and J, W, Wagner, Adrian,
Mich. Machine for grinding and forming the necks or sides of pearl buttons
Carlyle George, assignor of three-fourths to L. A. C. G. W., and J. W. Wagner, Adrian,
Mich. Machine for grinding and forming the heads and faces of pearl buttons
Carman Brick Machine Company. (See Carman, Chailes L., assignor.)
Caiman, Charles L , assignor to Caiman Brick Machine Company. Chicago, 111. Brick-
machino
No.
292,201
303.918
291,680,
Date.
Jan. 22
Aug. 19
Jan! 8
306,218 Oct.
300.041
309,762
300,042
300,043
300,044
302,098
307.434
303,204
291,148
29,5,734
305,997
Carman, William W.. Exeter, X. H. Vaporizer for greenhouses
Caimichael, James. Oshawa, Ontario, Canada. Cinder-sifter
Games. Serena M.. 'SeifF York, X. Y. Sad-iron holder
Cams. John W., Pierce. Ohio. Rail way-rail .ioint
Cams. John W.. assignor of one-half to G. Walker. Jr., Pierce, Ohio. Thill-coupling
Caro, Heinrich, Mannheim, Gennany. and A. Kern, Basle. Switzerland, assignors to Badische
Anilin and Soda Fabrik. Mannheim, Gennany. Manufacture of yellow coloring-matter- .
Caro, Heinrich, Mannheim. Gennany, and A. Kern, Basle. Swiizerl.ind. assignors to Ba-
dische Anilin and Soda Fabrik, Mannheim, Germany. Manufacture of puiplc-blue col-
oring-matter - - -
Carothers, A, J. (See Slater. George L., assignor.)
Carpenter, Alexis C. (See Holmaii. Charles T., assignor.)
Carpenter. Alice P. (See Wilson, Eugene M,. assignor.)
Carpenter. Charles A., and J. Hill. Keokuk, Iowa. Brick-machine
Carpenter. Charles B., assignor to E. A. Bliss Company, North Attleborough, Mass. Watch-
chain hook - '.
Carpenter, Francis W., Hanison, X. T. Toy
Carpenter. Francis W., Hanison, X. Y. Dust-pan
Carpenter. George 0.. et al. (See Simonds, George W., assignor.)
Carpenter, Henry. Flu.shing, X, Y. Engraver's bangle-clamp
Carpenter, Israel C, Cherry Creek, X. Y. Paper-perforating machine
Carpenter, James, Moravia, X. Y. Grapple
304,613
304,014
307,266
304,260
308.132
298,.=>52
300,946
300,947
307,013
292,409
309.438
302,649
293,716
294,195
307.435
299,736
301,670
291.149
304.704
296,674
292.095
301,212
29S,(;67
305,287
293.850
301,800
301.801
308,303
305.145
310.030
294,196
305,374
300,045
301,802
308,748
June 10
Dec. 23
June 10
June 10
June 10
July 15
X'^ov. 4
Aug. 12
Jan. 1
Mar. 25
Sept. 30
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Oct. 28
Aug. 26
Xov. 18
May 13
June 24
June 24
Oct. 21
Jan. 22
Dec. 16
July 29
Feb. 19
Feb. 26
Xov. 4
June 3
July 8
Jan. 1
Sept. 9
Apr. 8
Jan. 15
Julv 1
May 13
Sept. 16
Feb. 19
July 8
July 8
Xov. 18
Sept. 16
Dec. 30
Feb. 26
Sept. 16
June 10
July 8
Dec. 2
Monthly
volume.
1480
C416
1)417
1307 j 362
848 237
251
081
1580
683
685
680
1307
20
4.s;<
160
1769
2228
434
436
1638
1774
923
739
1855
1835
1279
1758
1150
2043
1200
1845
21
314
766
169
.549
985
1346
178
889
1309
1383
929
930
1145
1112
1914
1346
1415
687
931
220
462 28
302,383 Jitly 22 1683
297,498 1 Apr. 22 I 2034
298,440 May 13 ■ 018
298,447 May 13 I 619
296,521 Apr, 8 ' 79.3 218 j 27
291,293 , Jan, 1 349 98, 99 I 26
307,267 Oct. 28 1038 436 29
185
430
185
185
186
;301
1 362
6
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49
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618
120
120
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Gazette.
484
252
209
509
341
490
310
560
332
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6,7
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210
49
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276
378
48
248
359
382
254
254
312
305
516
503
392
186
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176
176
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1255
897
897
327
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29
27
27
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1286
27
128&
29
255
26
339
29
930
28
399
26
663
26
785
29
27
374
979
28
26
28
27
148
32:
927
196
26
28
27
28
28
251
35
703
1072
699
177
178
29
603
28
1039
29
1097
26
786
28
1091
27
106O
178
739
329
399
651
652
157
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48
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and inTention.
Carpenter, James A., Marion, Ohio. Clothes-drier
Carpenter, James Vf. (See Maxon, Thomas, assignor.)
Carpenter, Oramille C, assignor to N. B. Abbott, Brooklyn, N. Y. Machine for -wiring)
corks in bottles 5
Carpenter, Oscar D., North Freedom. Wis. Draft-equalizer
Carpenter, K. W. (See Anson, Gustin M., assignor.)
Carpenter, EobertK., Medford, Mass. Drilling-machine
Carpenter, Eolla C. (See Harris and Carpenter.)
Carpenter, Thomas M., Kockton, 111. Boot-jack
Carpenter, Ward B., AVest Topsham, Vt., assignor of one-half to J. K. Abbe, Manchester,
N. H. Liftingjack
Carpenter, William L. (See Kane, Sandy M., assignor.)
Carpenter, William L. (See Penney, Mark A., assignor.)
Carr, Charles, Hyde Park, 111. Farina-cooker
Carr, Henry W. ' (See Calmar and Carr.)
Carr, James W. , Eichmond, Va. Car-asle bos
Carr, Julian S. (See Utley, Gabriel, assignor.)
Carr, Eobert S., Hamilton, Ohio. Wheel
Carr, Eobert S., assignor to J. W. Sohn, Hamilton, Ohio. Cup for seeding-machines
Carr, Eobert S., assiCTor to J. W. Sohn, Hamilton, Ohio. Compound seeaing-macbine
Carr, Sidney H., et at. (See Bear, Samuel, assignor.)
Carr, William H., Lansingburg, and F. W. Ostrom, Troy, N. T. ; said Carr assignor to said
Ostrom. Batton-hole attachment for sewing-machines
Carrara, Antonio, assignor to himself and A. (Jirardot, Newark, N. J. Umbrella and par-
asol frame
Canara, Antonio, assignor to himself and A. Girardot, Newark, N. J. Sled
Carricaburu, Leon B., NewTork, N. T. Steam pumping-engine
Carricabura, Leon B., New Tork, N. T. Pump
Carricaburu, Leon B., New York, N. T. Steam-actuated valve
Carricabaru, Leon B., New Tork, N. T. Steam-actuated valve
Carricaburu, Leon B., New York, N. Y. Steam-actuated valve
Carricaburu, Leon B , New York, N. Y. Valve-gear for steam-engines
Carricaburu, Leon B., New York, N. Y. Belief- valve for steam-engine cylinders
Carrico, Thomas W., San Antonio, Tex. Mold and mold-hoisting apparatus for building
concrete walls - ■
CaiTier, Lyman and L. E., Minooka, HI. Horseshoe
Carrier, Lyman E. (See Carrier, Lyman and L. E.)
Carroll. Alexander H.. Philadelphia, Pa. Hoof-clamp
Carroll, Craft C, Baltimore, Md. Manufacture of dental plates
Carroll, David, Union City, Pa. Ships log
Carroll, James J., Baltimore, Md. Decorated plate-glass
Carroll, John (See Smith, James P., assignor.)
Carroll, John, Scranton. Pa. Gas-making apparatus
Carroll, Thomas C, West Plains, Mo. Eailway-track
Carroll, William. (See Seal and Handrahan, assignors.)
Carroll, William, et al. (See Wilkinson, Charles E., assignt)r.)
Carslake, AVilliam H., Philadelphia, Pa. Soap stand and support
Carslake, William H., Philadelphia, Pa. Soap
Carson, James W. (See Hitner, Samuel A., assignor.)
Carson, John, Brooklyn, N. Y. Duplex bronzing and embossing process
Carson, Eobert J., Dixon, assignor of one-half to E. Eutz, Belleville, 111. Iron or steel
fence-post
Carson, William, St. Paul, Minn. Shingle-jointing machine
Carter, Alba B., Great Falls, assignor oi one-half to S. H. Atkins, Milton MiUs, and C. W.
Prescott, Eaymond, N. H. Wheel and axle coupling
Carter, Arthur E., Hudson, Mich. Eoad-cart
Carter, Charles D., assignor to H. C. Hart Manufacturing Company, Detroit, Mich. Poise
for scale-beams
Carter, Charles H., Brooklyn, N. Y. Signal-box for district and fire-alarm telegraphs
Carter, Charles H., Colborne, assignor to P. G. Close, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Knit-?
ting-machine }
Carter, Charles P., Kingston, N. Y. Adjustable soldering-forceps
Cai ter, Charles W. (See Barendt and Carter.)
Carter, Egbert P. , Arcade, N. Y. Vehicle-spring
Carter, Francis W., Morgan, Tex. Animal-shears
Carter, George W. (See Wheaton. Frank, assignor.)
Carter, George W. L., New York, N. Y. Magnetic ore-separating machine
Carter, Henry, Concord, N. H. Eoller-skate
Carter, Henry C, Fairfield, N. C. Excavating-machine
Carter, Henry C, Fairfield, N. C. Dredging-machine
Carter, Henry W. (See Schofield and Carter.)
Carter^ Homer L., et al. (See Stanton, Lafayette J., assignor.)
Carter, James, Lockport, N. Y. Combined filter and cooler
Carter, James H. (See Turner and Carter.)
Carter, James L., Brookline, Mass. Coupon-bearing bond
Carter, Martha J., et al. (See Foster, Marion J., assignor.)
Carter, Eobert A., Pif^sburg, Pa. Flanging-machine
Carter, Sloan & Co. (See Thi^ry, EdouardA., assignor.)
Carter, Wallace H., Farmingdale, Me. Scuttle-hinge
Carter, Wallace H., Hallowell, Me. Hay-knife
Carter, William, Higblandville, Mass. Foot-covering
Carter, William H., et al. (See Foster, Marion J., assignor.)
Carter, William T., Newark, N. J. Eailway-tie
Cartwright, Eobert, assignor to Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company, Stamford, Conn.^
Overhead tramway ,..]
Carty, John J. (See Lvtle and Carty.)
Carvalho, Solomon N., New York, N. Y. Apparatus for generating heating-gas
Carver Cotton Gin Company. (See Strong, Frederick S., assignor.)
Carver, J. Heni-y, Philadelphia, Pa. Car-step
Carver, James M., assignor of one-half to J. W. Boynton, Grand Eapids, Mich. Condenser
for steam and smoke
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
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P.
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102
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306,319
Oct. 7
381
20
69
295,735
Mar. 25
1770
C492
H33
^26
1167
302,983
Aug. 5
143
41
28
481
291,876
Jan. 15
1092
C304
1305
}26
211
307,014
Oct. 21
1280
342
29
255
293,946
Feb. 19
1507
415
36
722
305,047
Sept. 16
988
271
28
1015
298,171
May 6
264
68
27
576
300,046
June 10
688
C186
I 187
|27
1060
292,893
304,074
Feb. 5
Aug. 26
139
1529
37
420
26
28
469
754
303,361
Aug. 12
603
166
28
571
298,944
302,099
303,701
303,702
May 20
July 15
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
1232
1308
1035
1036
349
362
284
284
27
28
28
28
774
255
656
657
303,703
303,704
303,705
303,706
307,177
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Oct. 28
1037
1039
1041
1042
1516
C281
)285
285
286
286
404
J28
28
28
28
29
657
657
658
658
305
301,671
303,265
July 8
Aug. 12
767
484
211
133
28
28
148
550
309,690
302,890
303,115
293,947
Dec. 23
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Feb. 19
1481
12
293
1508
401
4
81
415
29
28
28
26
998
459
509
722
305,510
300,306
Sept. 23
Jtine 10
1604
1039
443
281
28
27
1131
1123
300,213
300,214
June 10
June 10
916
917
246
247
27
27
1100
1100
301,672
July 8
708
28
148
293,225
299,619
Feb. 12
June 3
589
1.52
155
38
26
27
550
948
301,478
301,857
July 8
July 15
526
1010
142
275
28
38
103
199
309,925
298,945
309,691
Dec. 30
May 20
Dec. 23
1788
1233
1482
482
349
C401
1402
405
29
27
|29
1071
775
998
307,178
Oct. 28
1516
29
305
298.553
309,131
May 13
Dec. 9
740
740
209
200
27
29
675
847
292,096
306,384
292,468
292,732
Jan. 15
Oct. 14
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
1348
457
1838
2186
378
124
513
010
26
29
26
26
259
91
361
419
308,058
Nov. 18
835
227
29
543
300,569
June 17
1371
378
27
1193
306,466
Oct. 14
501
149
29
110
293,416
297,753
296,314
Feb. 12
Apr. 29
Apr. 8
842
2375
534
228
647
149
26
27
27
596
470
107
296,725
308,553
Apr. 15
Nov. 25
1048
1496
295
C407
1408
27
^29
214
080
301,092
July 1
21
6
33
6
299,959
June 10
575
154
27
1040
297,969
May 6
9
4
27
529
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alpliahetical list of imtentees — Continued.
49
Xame, residence, aud invontion.
Carver, Keadlng L., Pre-emption, 111. Sulky-cultivator.
Carves, rran9ois, Saint-Etienne, France. Coke-oven ...
Gary, Spencer C, assignor to "W. H. Vauderbilt, Brooklyn, N. T.
Caryl, Charles W., Philadelphia, I'a. Fire-extinguisher
Pail-handle, <fco .
Casaday, William L.. assignor of one-half to South Bend Iron "Works, South Bend, Ind.j
Sulky-plow (
Case, Bradley "W. (See Koberts and Case.)
Case, Clarence N., Battle Creek, Mich. Grain-separator
Case, Ephraim, Owensborough, Ky. Sand-belt attachment for spoke-lathes
Case, Francis M., Denver. Colo. Sash-fa.stener
Case, Frederick, L. Chaplin, Conn. Fiuishing-machine for press-boards
Case, George, assignor to A. Dillman and E. K. Kuowlton, Joliet, 111. Take-up for wire-
barbing machines
Case, Henry F., South Manchester, Coun. Process of and machine for sizing or coloring!
No.
paper
Case, Henry J., assignor of one-half to D. M. Osborne, Auburn, N. T.
Case, Horace, Fieeport, Mich. Pruning implement
Case, Joel T., Bristol, Conn. Grinding-miU
Harvester-reel
Case. John M., assignor to Case Manufacturing Company, Columbus, Ohio. Eollfor crush-
ing grain .-.
Case, John M., assignor to Case Manufacturing Company, Columbus, Ohio. Feed-bos for
roller-mills
Case, John M., assignor to Case Manufactuiiug Company, Columbus, Ohio. Casing for
roller-mills
Case, John M., assignor to Case Manufacturing Company, Columbus, Ohio. Grinding-miU -
Case, John M., assignor to Case Manufacturing Company, Columbus, Ohio. Apparatus
for manufacturing flour
Case, John M., assignor to Case Manufacturing Company, Columbus, Ohio. Atmospheric
elevator for flour-bolts
Case, John M., assignor to Case Manufacturing Company, Columbus, Ohio. Gradual-re-
daction machine for milling
Case, John M., assignor to Case Manufacturing Company, Columbus, Ohio. Gradual-re-
duction machine for manufacturing flour
Case, John M., assignor to Case Manufacturing Company, Columbus, Ohio. Grain reduc-
tion and separating machine
Case, John M., assignor to Case Manufacturing Company, Columbus, Ohio. Eeducing
grain to middlings and flour
-Case, John M., assignor to Case Manufacturing Company, Columbus, Ohio. Disintegxat-i
ing and separating machine T \
Case, John M., assignor to Case Manufacturing Company, Columbus, Ohio. Feed-box for
roller-mills
Case, John M., assignor to Case Manufacturing Company, Columbus, Ohio. Adjusting
and leveling de%'ice for loUer-raills
Case Manufacturing Company. (See Case, John M., assignor.)
Case, Myron, Kasoag, N. Y. Buck-saw
Case, Wesley, assignor to Coal Economizing Company, Topeka, Kans. Compound to pre-
vent the fusion of cinder
Case, Willard E., Auburn, N. T. Secondary-battery element
Case, Willard E., Auburn, N. T. Element for storage-batteries
Case, Willard E., Auburn, N. Y. Electrolyticliquid for secondary batteries
Case, Willard E., Auburn, N. Y. Making electrodes for secondary batteries
Case, William C, Limerick, N. Y. Bob-sleigh
Case, William T., Felton. Del. Fruit-gatherer
Casebolt, Johnathan B., San Francisco, Cal. Cable railway...
Casobolt, Johnathan B.. San Francisco, Cal. Cable railway...
Casey, .Jeremiah, New York, N. Y. Wood-polishing machine.
Casey, William, Algiers. La. Gage-cock
Cashin, Joseph, Washington, D. C. Miter-box
Cashin, Paul, San Francisco. Cal. Mitering-machine
Cashman, Michael H. (See Jordan, Edmund, assignor.)
Caslin, Peter, Chicago, III. Sash-holder
Caspari, Max, Detroit, Mich. Horseshoe
Caaperson, William P., Chicago, 111. Lamp
Cass, George F., assignor to himself and H. White, Chicago, lU.
for boots and shoes
Heel-burnishing machine
Cass, George F., assignor to himself and H. White, Chicago, 111. Nailing-machine.
Cassagnes, Gilbert A., Paris, France. Breech-loading ordnance
Cassagnes, Gilbert A. , Paris, France. Printing-telegraph
Cassard^AndrS, and A.JDamnian^Brussels, Belgium. Water-proof flooring.
Cassel, Henry E., New York, N. Y. Process of and apparatus for the separation of metals
from ores and alloys
Cassel, Henry E., New York, N. Y. Chloridizing ores by electrolysis
Cassidy, Peter B., assignor to himself T. Delaney, and G. F. Kierson, Pittsburg, Pa.
Winding device for clocks
Cassill, William, assignor to himself and J. T. Ogier, Hamden Junction, Ohio. Combined
corn-planter and fertilizer-distributer
Castell, James, Blue Eapids, Kans. Eefrigerator
Castelnan, Marcelin, and C. Michelet, Paris, France. Safety-valve
Castle, William H. , Ashtabula, Ohio. Carpet-sweeper
Castleman, David E., Louisville, Ky. Fertilizer
Castles, William H., Newark, N. J. Combined paper clip, cutter, and rule
Castner, Victor, et al. (See Hall, Charles, assignor.)
Castor, Lewis F., Philadelphia, Pa. Two-wheeled vehicle
4 PAT
293,717
308,133
308,343
300,948
299,343
303,982
307,038
297,228
295,521
292,733
305,424
307,911
304,293
309,196
293,306
297,754
297,755
297,756
297,757
297,758
297,759
297,760
297,761
297,762
297,763
297,764
297,916
302,100
298,727
292,469
298,348
305,737
309,293
299,462
309,521
295,147
295,148
300,844
297.569
297,970
308,134
304,171
295,616
296,522
300,949
307,912
303,983
307,841
305,288
300,950
300,951
296,675
305,738
296,923
310,831
304,799
292,470
305,665
294,009
Diite.
Feb. 19
Nov. 18
Nov. 25
June 24
May 27
Aug. 26
Nov. 4
Apr. 22
Mar. 25
Jan. 29
Sept. 23
Nov. 11
Sept. 2
Dec. 16
Feb. 12
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
July 15
May 20
Jan. 29
May 13
Sept. 30
Dec. 16
May 27
Dec. 23
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
June 24
Apr. 29
Mav 6
Nov. 18
Aug. 26
Mar. 25
Apr. 8
June 24
Nov. 11
Aug. 26
Nov. 11
Sept. 16
June 24
June 24
Apr. 8
Sept. 30
Apr. 15
Dec. 30
Sept. 9
Jan. 29
Sept. 23
Feb. 26
Monthly
volume.
03
1201
924
1208
1856
1730
1403
278
1092
1497
21*88
1472
655
9
836
698
2376
2377
2378
2380
2382
2383
2385
2386
2388
2389
2390
2557
1309
966
1840
512
1901
966
1876
1254
1016
1017
1737
2138
10
926
1658
1624
794
1857
657
1405
505
1310
1859
1860
986
1902
1298
1915
663
1841
1789
1582
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362
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339
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281
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453
449
(218
1219
509
(179
1180
388
(154
1155
360
510
276
530
(360
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516
182
498
438
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420
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500
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872
569
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471
472
472
472
472
473
473
506
256
725
361
632
1194
895
905
956
1024
1024
1263
425
529
561
777
1142
157
1287
501
731
481
1073
1287
1287
197
1194
259
1007
948
361
1167
744
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
AlpliabeUcal list 0/ jjafenfees— Continued.
Xame, residence, and invention.
ITo.
Caswell, Eobert B., et at (See Tillery, John A., assignor.)
Catala, Charles, Fauquez, Belgium. EaUway safety and signal system and apparatus there-
for
Catchpole, Alfred. (See "Wheat and Catchpole.)
Cathcart, Frank H., Alexandria, Va. Wind valve or damper for furnaces
CatUn, Charles A,, JProvidence, E. I. Disinfectant
Catlin, Charles A., Providence, E. I. Disinfectant
Catlin, Eli, Post Oat, Tex. Device for converting motion
Catlin, Eli. Post Oak, Tex. Steam-engine
Catterall, Peter J., and E. Birch, Manchester, county of Lancaster, England. Valve for
regul.ating the supply of liquids
Caughellt Eohert JT., Shedd, Oreg. Spoke-extractor
Caughrean, George H., Eaymore, Mo. Sacking, weighing, and registering machine
Caughrcan, George H., Eaymore. assignor of t wo-lhirds to J. W. Duckworth and L. P. Sum-
mers, Harrisonville, Mo. Device for converting motion ^ ,. .
Causey, Manual L., et al. (See Harkins, George 'C, assignor.)
Cavagnaro, Erancis. (See Cavagnaro, .John and F.j
Cavagn.iro, John and F., New York, N. T. Metal-turning lathe
Cavanagh, Charles, Cleveland, Ohio. Eefri":erator
Cavanagh, George H., Boston, Mass. Pile-driver
Cavanaugh, Hugh P., Adrian, Mo. Bolting-reel for flour-mills
Cavanaugh, James, trustee. (See Pearson, Augustus "W., assignor.)
Cave, George G., Eenny Stratford, county of Bucks, England. False bottom for mash-tuns.
Caverly, Amos K., assignor to S. Caverly, Moline, 111. Machine for rounding benthandles,
Caverly, Sarah. (See Caverly, Amos K., assignor.)
Cavett cfe McKuight et al. (Seo Thomas, William D., assignor.)
Cavett. Samuel T., Evansville, Ind. Vehicle-axle
Cebrian, John C. (See Molera and Cehrian.)
Celluloid Manufacturing Company. (Seo Everding, John, assignor.)
(See Gallup, Orrin B., assignor.)
(See Hyatt, John W., assignor.)
(See Hyatt, John AV., Jr., and I. S., assignors.) (Ee-
Celluloid Manufacturing Company.
Celluloid Manufacturing Company.
Celnlloid Manufacturing Company.
issue.)
Celluloid Manufactuiing Company.
signers.)
Celluloid Manufacturing Company.
Celluloid Manufacturing Company.
Celluloid Manufacturing Company.
Celluloid Manufactxvring Company.
Celluloid Manufacturing Company.
Celluloid Manufacturing Company.
Center, Eobert, New York, N. Y.
Center, Eobert, New York, N. Y. Center-board well for vessels
Centner, Joseph P., Pittsburg, Pa. Car -brake
Centner, Joseph P. , PittsbuTg, Pa. Sash-holder
Cerf-Lanzenherg, Adolpbe, P.iris, France. Machine for polishing leather
Chaddock, John B. (See Taylor, John H., assignor.)
Chadwick, Edward W., Edgartown, Mass. Ventilator for window-sashes - . .
Chadwick, Joseph H.. agent. (See Sloan, Elisha C, assignor.)
Chadwick, Lawrence W., Milnes, Va. Sectional steam-boiler
Chadwick, Sager, assignor of one-half to E. V. Machette, Philadelphia, Pa.
transmitter
Chafey, Winfield S., New Egypt, N.J. Bale- tie
Chaineux, Carl A., Aachen, Prussia, Germany. Governor for steam-engines and other mo-
(See Hyatt, Pool, Everding, Stevens, and Wood, as-
(See Hyatt, Stevens, and Wood, assignors.)
(See Hyatt, Stevens, Wood, and Everding, assignors.)
(See Hyatt, Wood, and Stevens, assignors.)
(See Pool, Frank V., assignor.)
(See Stevens, John H., assignor.)
(See Wood and Stevens, assignors.)
Center-board for vessels.
Telephone-
tors -
Chalfant, George A. (See Evans, John, assignor.)
Chalfant, George A. (See Niosfgemeier, Otto, assignor.)
Chalfant, Samuel J., Albion, Cal. Saw-tooth swage
Chalifoux, Toussaint. (See Nagle and Chalifoux.)
Challenge Letter File Company. (See Oilman, Willard H., assignor.)
Challoner, John and J. W., Omro, Wis. Shingle-sawing machine
Challoner, John W. (See.Cballoner, John and J. W.)
Chalmers, WUliam, Detroit, Mich. Attachment for grindstones
Chalvin, Henry A., assignor to Cook & Bembeimer, New York, N. Y. Bottle
Chamberlain, Charles C, ct al. (See Marshall, Edwin E., assignor.)
Chamberlain, Harvey W., and P. G- Harris, Lockport, assignor's of one-half to M. S. Greene-
baum and M. A. Lesem, Chicago, HI. Vehicle running-gear
Chamberlain, Henry A., and W. L. Martin, Middletown, Conn. Apparatus for die-shaping.
Chamberlain, Henry A., and W. L. Martin. Middletown, Conn. Die-shaping
Chambeilain, Lewis, Tarborough, N. C. Surgical device for relief of hemorrhoids and sim-
ilar affections
Chamberlain, Marcus W., BranchvxUe, N. J. Hay elevator and carrier
Chambeilain, Eossco. (See Austin and Chamberlain.)
Chamberlain, Simeon E. , Kansas City, Mo. End-gate for vehicles
Chamberlain, Washington S. (See WaUis. John N. and T., assignors.)
Chamberlin, Clark D., Caiion City, Colo. Eailway track or switch
Chamherlin Franklin L. Cleveland, Ohio. Cartridge-loading machine
Chamberlin, George, Clean, N. Y. Stump-extractor
Chamberlin, George and W. H., Olean, N. Y. Bottle-stopper
Chamberlin, George and W. H., Olean, N. Y. Bottle-stopper
Chamberlin, WiUiam H. (See Chamberlin, George and W. H.)
Chambers, Bering Quinlan Company. (See Eush, William B., assignor.)
Chambers, Cyrus, Jr. (See Shafer, John W., assignor.)
Chambers, Cyrus, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. Engine-register
Chambers, Cyrus, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa.
Chambers, Cyrus, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa.
Chambers, Cyrus, Jr., Philadelphia, P>n.
Chambers, Cyrus, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa
301,856
301,859
294,758
294,759
292,471
305,425
301,860
293,307
301,673
309,692
304,501
301,674
299.344
301,803
298,172
303,116
296,523
Date.
Brick-machine
Apparatus for making clay railway-ballast
Machine for folding towels, napkins, (fcc
Cutoff-regulating device for brick-machines
293,226
300.570
296,274
300,307
293,308
299,960
305,289
296,676
296,524
307,268
292,097
29'i,525
300,845
308,950
298,940
291,681
291,682
305,146
305,666
299,907
307,523
295,980
302,467
301,093
301,564
297,670
297,671
297,672
297,673
297,674
July 15
July 15
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Jan. 29
Sept. 23
July 15
Feb. 12
July 8
Dec. 23
Sept. 2
July 8
May 27
July 8
May 6
Aug. 5
Apr. 8
Monthly
volume.
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June 17
Apr. 1
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Sept. 16
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Oct. 28
Jan. 15
Apr. 8
June 24
Dec. 9
May 20
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
Sept. 16
Sept. 23
June 3
Nov. 4
Apr. 1
July 22
July 1
July 8
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
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1011
507
508
1841
1473
1012
699
769
1485
283
770
1736
932
266
295
795
590
1372
478
1040
700
576
1311
987
796
1639
1350
797
1738
505
1235
849
852
1113
1790
499
140
102
1785
22
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2272
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Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
51
Name, residence, andinTention.
So.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
p.
Official
Gazette,
Chambers, Cyms, Jr., Philadelpliia, Pa. Clay tempering and expressing device for brick-
machines
Chambers, Cyrus, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. Brick-macbine
Chambers, Daniel T., "Washington, D. C, assignor of one-fourth to J. A. Kremer, Colum-
bus, Ohio. Shoe-fastening
Chambers, David, assignor to TV. C. Howaid, Xew York, N". T. Gas-regulator
Chambers. David, assignor of one-fourth to S. S. Cushman, Hull, Quebec, Canada. Saw-
filing machine
Chambers, James, assignor to Kempshall Manufacturing Company, New Britain, Conn.
Sash-fastening -
Chambers, James E., Painesville, Ohio. Hat and umbrella support
Chambers, William J., Merchantville, N. J. Umbrella-tie
Chamblin, Charles M., and T. Waltz, JTcwton, 111. Burial- windlass
Champlin, Amos F. (See Stehli, Jakob, assignor.)
Chandler, Alfred D., et al. (See Chandler. George E., assignor.)
Chandler. Charles H. (See Thayer and Chandler.).
Chandler, Clarence A. (See Kincaid and Chandler.)
Chandler, Gteorge, Chelsea, Mass. Knockdown rattan chair
Chandler, George E., assignor of five-eighths to A. D. Chandler, Providence, E. I., and C.
M. Lunt, Newburv. Mass. Pump.
Chandler, Henry. Buffalo, N. T. Elevator
Chandler, James M. (See Chandler, Samuel P. and J. M.)
Chandler, John M., Cleveland, Ohio. Bracelet-fastening
Chandler, Norris S., Springfield, Mass. Ice chipping or cutting machine
Chandler, Samuel P. and J. M., Lyncb's Lake, S. C. Car-coupling
Chandler, Theophilus P., Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. Electric railway
Chandler, Theophilus P., Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. Elevated railway
Chandler, Theophilus P.. Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. Locomotive
Chandler Water Motor Company. (See Silver, Samuel jST., assignor.)
Chanier, Gabriel, Le Donjon, Erance. Brake-shoe
Chantrell, John, Bridgeport, Conn. Eatchet-brace
Chapel, A. Judson, Arkansas City, Kans. Car-coupling
Chapel, Monroe W., and E. A. Eeynolds, Grand Blanc, Mich. Cheese-cutter
Chapin, Edward C. (See WMteley, J.imes H., assignor.)
Chapin, Henry A., et al. (See Nickerson, Fred. A., assignor.)
Chapin, Henry A., New York, assignor to E. H. Brown, Brooklyn, N. Y. Pocket-book
Chapin, Lebeus C. (See Lawrence and Chapin.)
Chapin, Lebeus C, et al. (See Eandall, Francis W., assignor.)
Chapin, Lebeus C., and B. F. Eix, Kalamazoo, Mich. Harrow
Chapin, Lucius D., assignor to Chapin Pneumatic Iron Company, Chicago, 111. Making
wrought-iron "
Chapin Pneumatic Iron Company. (See Chapin, Lucius D., assignor.)
Chapin, William G., Brooklyn, St. Y. Fluid-meter
Chapman, Addison E., Clean, N. Y. Spokeshave
Chapman Electric Motor Company. (See Chapman, William H., assignor.)
Chapman Electric Motor Company. (See Peck and Chapman, assignors.)
Chapman, Frank H., Meriden, and E. A. Wooding, Kensington, assignors to C. Parker
Company. Meriden, Conn. Extension-tube for lamps and chandeUera . -
Chapman,"Frank H., assignor to C. PaT-ker Company, Meriden, Conn. Chandelier
Chapman, Frank W., assignor of one-half to C. C. B. Walker, Coming, N. Y. Circular
sawing machine -
Chapman, Genry A., Strawberry Point, Iowa. Compressor for compressing bran and other
substances into packages
Chapman, Genry A., Strawberry Point, Iowa. Egg-carrier
Chapman, George H., Eochester, Minn. Sled-brake
Cliapman, Henry P. (See Plummer and Chapman.)
Chapman, Henry P. , assignor of one-half to L. D. and F. H. Webber, Essex, Conn. Boiler
attachment for operating the test-cocks
Chapman, Herbert W., Newark, N. J. Bearer for transfer-presses
Chapman, J. Wellington, et al. (See Abbott, John D., assignor.)
Chapman, Jay W., et al. (See Abbott, John D., assignor.)
Chapman, John. (See Brass and Chapman.)
Chapman, Luke, assignor to Collins Company, CoUinsville, Conn. Manufacture of wrench-
forgtngs -
Chapinan, Matthew T., Aurora, HI. Tube-well and pumping mechanism for the same
Chapman, Matthew T. , Aurora, HI. Drill for sinking weU-tubing
Chapman, Eobert W., Newark, N. J. Manufacturing imitation-leather-covered bag-frames
(Chapman, Wniiam D., Theresa. N. Y. Artificial tish-bait
Chapman, William D., Theresa, N. Y. Stamping-press
Chapman, William H. (See Peck and Chapman.)
Chapman, WiUiamH., Middlebury, Yt., assignor to Chapman Electric Motor Company,!
of New York. Electric motor <
Chappell, George H., Huron, Dak. Ter. Eobe-holder for vehicles '
Chappell, George H., Huron, Dak. Ter. Draft mechanism for vehicles
Chappell, Eobert W.. Waverly, Va. Eow-guide
Chappell, William H. (See Anderson. George, assignor.)
Chapuis, John, Atlanta, Ga. Seed and fertilizer distributer
Chaquette, Ephraim, San Francisco, Cal. Dredging and excavating machine
Charageat, EmileG., Paris, France. Umbrella-runner
Charbonean, Pascal B., assignor of two-thirds to H. A. Eraser and J. B. Barber, Bay City,
Mich. Saw-swaging macEine
Charbonnean, Alfonso. (See Bulcroft, WiUiam H., assignor.)
Charcot, Frank, Paterson, N. J. Mechanism for delivering pHe-warps in looms for weav-
ing double pile fabrics
Charles, Millard F. (See Joo, Morris, assignor.)
Charlton, John, assignor to Drake & Co., Newark, N. J. Saw-set
Chamley, Charles F. (See Chamley, James A. and C. F.)
Chamley, James A. and C. F., Providence, B. I. Plated-edge band-bracelet
297,675
297,917
307.092
299,020
309,763
292,202
310,121
296,132
300,344
301,338
307,842
296,315
291,150
307,913
295,349
305,147
308,059
308,060
299,621
302,320
297,765
310,032
299,908
301,094
291,470
299,737
294,197
301.861
309,818
301,959
291,683
292,986
309,764
301,432
299,961
300,445
309,926
309,927
300,763
295,350
305,290
309,522
298,173
300,579
293,629
307,015
306,580
295,351
294,439
294,965
303,891
294,010
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Oct. 28
June 3
Dec. 23
Jan. 22
Dec. 30
Apr. 1
June 17
July 1
Nov. 11
Apr. 8
Jan. 1
Nov. 11
Mar. 18
Sept. 16
Nov. 18
Nov. 18
June 3
Julv 22
Apr. 29
Dec. 30
June 3
July
Jan.
June 3
Feb. 26
July 15
Dec. 30
July 15
Jan. 8
Feb. 5
Dec. 23
July 1
June 10
June 17
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
June 24
Mar. 18
Sept. 16
Dec. 23
May 6
Oct. 14
Feb. 19
Oct. 21
Oct. 14
Mar. 18
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
Aug. 5
Feb. 26
2276
2558
1401
153
1582
1487
2041
286
1096
339
567
535
170
658
1278
1113
837
839
155
1595
2391
1917
500
23
566
314
1846
1014
1649
1134
854
257
1583
455
577
1222
1789
1791
1642
1279
1312
1256
267
707
1083
1281
708
1280
128
759
14
1582
619
(701
<702
(703
374
38
430
418
546
81
298
93
155
150
.49
180
354
305
227
227
38
438
652
516
132
6,7
80
504
277
448
312
239
71
431
122
155
334
482
(482
H83
450
354
361
C339
)340
68
185
300
342
(185
<186
087
C354
1355
33,34
212
5
439
28
29
27
26
29
26
28
29
29
27
28
27
29
27
>29
27
29
26
29
[29
[26
26
26
28
26
452
507
284
948
1015
289
1120
56
1144
64
481
107
33
501
1072
1039
543
544
949
312
473
1097
1017
6
101
980
786
200
1046
222
159
489
1015
84
1040
1165
1072-
1072
1246
1072
1073
956
576
137
647
255
237
1072
851
967
45d
744
52
ESTDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical Ikt of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
p.
Charter, John, Sterling, 111. Gas-engine
Chase, Andrew J"., Boston, Mass. Butter-dish
Chase, Andrew J., Bcston, Mass. Kefi'igerator
Chase, Charles H. , New Orleans, La. Folding staircase
Chase, Christie S., Johnstown, Ohio. Chain-pump bucket
Chase, Christie S.. Johnstown, Ohio. Chain-pump
Cha.'ie, Edward M., assignor of one-half to J. W. Mackintosh, Boston, Mass. Disinfecting!
apparatus for water-closets '
Chase Elevator Company. (See Chase. Henry I., P. F., and H. G., assignors.)
Chase, Frank, Boston, Mass. Boot and shoe fastening
Chase, Frank, Boston, Mass. Lasting-jack for hoots and shoes . :
Chase, Frank, Boston, Mass. Machine for uniting the soles and uppers of boots and shoes
Chase, Henry A., Lynn, Mass. Underground telegraph-line.'
Chase, Henry G. (See Chase, Henry I., P. F., and H. G.)
(ihase. Henry I., P. F., and H. G., assignors to Chase Elevator Company, Chicago, Ill.(
Grain-drier - <
Chase, Herbert G., New York, N. T. Eyeglass-holder '
Chase, James, Eoohester, N. T. Gas and oil chandelier ,
Chase, James, Koohester, N. Y. T ifting-jack
Chase, James, Eochester, N. Y. Lifting-jack
Chase, John B., Aurora, HI. Burglar-alarm ,
Chase, Josiah B., Newton, Mass. Glove-fastening
Chase, Lewis C, Waupun, Wis. Hay-carrier
Chase, Lorenzo, Portland, assignor of one-half to "W. H. Scott, Deering, Me. Material for
filling mattresses, pillows, &c
Cha.se, Milo J., Richmond, Ind. Music-desk for pianos
(IJhase, Milton, Haverhill, Mass. Joint for connecting lead and other soft-metal pipes
Chase, Moses C, Camp Point, HI. Xrace-buckle
Chase, Moses C, assignor of one-fourth to J. H. Stickman, Camp Point, 111. Trace-buckle
Chase, Nehomiah, et al. (See Eandall, Francis W., assignor.)
Chase, Newton, Fort Scott, Kans. Fly-trap
Chase, Oliver E., Boston, Mass. Process of and machine for manufacturing confectionery
lozenges .
Chase. Oliver E., Boston, Mass. Tvmpanura for banjos
Chase, Philander F. (See Chase, Henry I., P. F., and H. G.)
Chase, Eichard F. M., New York, N. Y. Belting for raaobinery .
Chase, Warren A., Boston, Mass. Eefrigeratiug apparatus. .....
Chase, William L., Portland, Me. Apparatus for forming or molding articles from pulp . . .
Chase, WiUiam L., Portland, Me. Apparatus for molding articles from pulp
Chase, William L., Portland, Me. Machinery for forming or molding articles from pulp . . .
Chase, William L., Portland, Me. Machinery for molding articles from pulp
Chasley, George A., Washington, D. C. Billiard and pool tables ".
Chatel. Henri, assignor to Sooi6t6 Anonyme DTmpressions Simultances en Plusieurs Cou-
leurs, Paris, France. Polychrome-printing machine
Chater, Joseph, Seetarampore.Burdwan, Bengal. India. Eailway sleeper and chair combined .
Chatfield, Onin, Jr., Lockport, N. Y. Step-ladder ".
Chatillon, George H., New York, N. Y. Scale-pan
Chatillon, (Jeorge H., New York, N. Y. Scale-pan
Chatterton, William E., Troy, N. Y. Ticket-case
Chattin, John H. (See Thomas, Morris, Cbattin, and Fisher.)
Chaumont, Jules. (See Milligan and Chaumont.)
Cbaumont, Jules, Woodhaven, assignor to Lalance & Grosjean Manufacturing Company,
New York, N. Y. Culinary vessel -
Chavanne, Jean, E. Bruyas, and J. P. Balme, St. Chamond, Loire, France. Centrifugal
machine for washing and drying textiles
Chedister, Winfield S! (See Lilley and Chedister.)
Cheeseman, Sherwood E.. Kansas City, Mo. Cartridge-loading implement
Cheever, .John H., New York, N. Y. Composition for steam-packing
Cheever, John 0., Boston, Mass. Safety-valve
Cheever, Joseph H., Somerville, Mass. Telephone
Cheever, Joseph H., Somerville, Mass. Telephone-transmitter
Chemin, Jean C. O., Paris, France. Preparing ozocerite and other solid hydrocarbons
ChemischeFabrik auf Actien,vorm.E. Scheririg. (See Doebner and Von Miller, assignors.)
Cheney, Charles W.. Athol, Mass. Lawn-mower
Cheney, Ethan E., Chelsea, Mass. Stone-dressing machine
Cheney, Foster H., Beaver City, Nebr. Draft-clevis
Cheney, James W., Detroit, Mich. Fence-post
Cheney, Joseph. Athol, Mass. Saw-table gage
Cheney, Joseph W., Palmer, Mass. Mechanical movement
Cheney, Joseph W., assignor of one-half to E. C. Newell, Palmer, Mass. Eegulatuig speed
of driven shafts -
Cheney, Joseph W., assignorof onehalf toE. C. Newell, Palmer, Mass. Converting motion.
Cheney, EeubenG., Atchison, Kans. Automatic power -windlass
Chenivesse, Jean M. C, Bourg St. Andeol, France. Pattern for undergarments
Cherry, Felix F., Stonewall, N. C. Seed-planter -
Cherry, Eobert N., Jersey City, N. J. Self-feeding ratchet-drill
Chesebro, Denison P., and W.' S. Wliitman, New York, N. Y. Folding scaffold
Chesebrough, Eobert A., New York, N. Y. Safety appliance for elevators
Chesebrough, Eobert A., New York, N. Y. Manufacturing gas
CJhesnnt, James M., Muncy, Pa. Fire-escape
Chess, Harvey B. 'See Cliess, Henry and H. B.)
Chess, Harvey B., Pittsburg, Pa. Device for cleaning nails and tacks
Shearing-machine
Chess, Harvey B., Pitt.sburg, Pa.
Chess, Harvey B., Pittsburg, Pa.
Chess, Harvey B., Pittsburg, Pa.
Tack-machine
292,894
295,111
303,805
296,526
30.5.667
305,668
303,707
293,145
293,146
293.147
306,057
309,294
296,527
302,468
306,581
306,582
301,862
291,877
292,098
309.523
296.726
302,101
301,565
300,215
307,016
305,048
305,148
.306,131
299,622
298,728
298,729
298,730
298,731
296,677
303,117
299,345
300,846
303,806
304,172
297,349
309,765
305,049
301,465
307,436
293,948
291,684
292,203
297,766
300,345
307,093
298.947
305,.-)71
305,291
302,709
294.760
294.761
301,863
297.570 i
309,928 i
296,924
302.102
301,213
306.810
295,112
I
Nail -plate feeder
Chess, Henry "and H. B., Pittsburg, Pa. Apparatus for scaling and pickling metal plates.
Chester, George T. (See Watson and Chester.)
Chester, Hubbard C, Noank, Conn. Anchor
Chester, Hubbard C, Noank, Conn. Grapnel
Chester, Samuel M., Cincinnati, Ohio. Vehicle i-unning-gear
294,440
294,966
299,346
300,571
294,441
I 291,983
i 295.352
Feb. 5
Mar. 11
Aug. 19
Apr. 8
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Aug. 19
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Oct. 7
Dec. 16
Apr. 8
July 22
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
July 15
Jan. 15
Jan. 15
Dec. 23
Apr. 15
Julv 15
July 8
June 10
Oct. 21
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Oct. 7
June 3
May 20
May 20
May 20
May 20
Apr. 8
Aug. 5
May 27
June 24
Aug. 19
Aug. 26
Apr. 22
Dec. 23
Sept. 16
July 1
Nov. 4
Feb. 19
Jan. 8
Jan. 22
Apr. 29
June 17
Oct. 28
Mav 20
Sept, 23
Sept. 16
July 29
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Julv 15
Apr. 29
Dec. 30
Apr. 15
July 15
July 1
Oct'. 21
Mar. 11
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
May 27
June 17
Mar. 4
Jan. 15 1219
Mar. 18 1281
140
966
1170
801
1792
1792
1044
470
471
473
30
907
802
17«7
712
714
1016
1093
1350
1259
1048
1310
629
917
1283
989
1114
130
156
966
972
975
977
988
297
1737
1739
1171
1658
1842
1584
992
503
22
1509
856
1488
2392
1097
1402
1237
1675
1313
2116
509
510
1018
2139
1792
1299
1311
178
1015
967
130
760
1737
1373
131
. 305,998 I Sept. 30 I 2228
38
264
321
221
499
499
(286
^287
126
126
126
6,7
C255
(256
221
489
187
(187
JlPS
277
305
379
340
295
362
173
247
342
271
305
33
39
(209
^J70
271
271
272
277
82
498
475
321
453
(500
(501
431
272
137
7
416
239
418
2"8
374
350
466
301
580
142
142
278
583
483
361
363
i^
269
264
34
212
499
500
379
34
340
355
618
26
26
28
27
28
28
26
26
26
29
1 29
27
28
29
I 29
28
26
26
29
27
28
28
27
29
28
29
27
1 27
27
27
27
27
28
27
27
28
28
^27
29
28
28
29
26
26
26
27
27
29
27
28
28
28
26
26
28
27
29
27
28
28
29
26
26
26
1 27
27
26
26
26
28
^
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
53
Name, residence, and invention.
Clieswright, Charles, London, Enpland. Capsule for bottles, &c
Chevalier, Louis, and L. Graillot, Paris, France. Holder for use in carving meat
Chevallier, Louis, Brooklyn, N. T. Device for converting motion
Cht'-viemont, Marie, "Wastington, D. C. Sash-fastener
Chew, Francis T., St. Louis, Mo., assignor of one-half to Ellsworth Coal Company, Dan-
ville. 111. Mining-machine
Chew, Francis T., St. Louis, Mo., assignor of one-half to Ellsworth Coal Company, Dan-
ville, HI. Mining-machine
Chicago Attachment Company. (See Griest, John M., assignor.)
Chicago Kubher Clothing Company. (See Lawton, Lyndon C, assignor.)
Chichester, Lewis S., assignor to C. M. E. Schroeder, Jersey City, N. J. Pulverizing-ma-;
chino , '
Chichester, Lewis S., assignor to C. M. E. Schroeder, Jersey City, N. J. Pulverizing ap-
paratus
Chichester, Lewis S., assignor to C. M. E. Schroeder, Jersey City, N. J. Eotary air-com-
pressor
Chickering, Edwin. Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Fire-place
Chidester, Frank H., Massillon, Ohio. Device for regulating heat in vnlcanizers
Chidester, Frank H. , Massillon, Ohio. "Vulcanizing-heat regulator ,
Chidley, Edward D. (See Shaw and Chidley.)
Chilcote, James M. (See Jones .and Chilcote.)
Chilcott, Amon "W., M.attoon, HI. Gate opening and closing apparatus
Child, Brainerd W. (See Wemple and Child.)
Childs, Albert F. (See Conover, .Jacob A., assignor.)
Childs, Edward D. (See Ketne, George C, assignor.)
Childs, Emery E., Brooklyn, is'. T. Preparation of caseine and of articles made therefrom
Childs, Emery E., Brooklyn, N. T. Preparation of caseine and of articles made therefrom
Childs, James "W., Cedar iRun, P<a. Car-coupling
Childs, "William A., Englewood, N. J., and F. Sh.iw, New York, N. Y. Tip for electric
conductors
Childs, William H. H., Brooklyn, N. Y. Felt and gravel roof
Chillingworth, Felix, (fico Paul and "Wood, assisuors.)
Chillingworth, Felix. (Sec Sweetland. William L., assignor.)
(;iiilling\Torth, Folix. c' ( I. (Pci^ Wood, Thomas J., assignor.)
Chillinaworth. Felix, ^Tew Hnvun, Co;iu., .and P. G. Russell, Washington, D. C, assignors
to said Chilliu" worth, W. Pr.iil, r.ud T. J. Wood, Ansonia, Conn. Compound wire
Chilsou, Joseib X., Streator, 111. Car-axle-box lid
Chilton, Franklin H., assignor to E-.ipress Embroiderer Company, New York, N. Y. Em-
broiderins: attachment for scving-nincliines
Chilton, William, Hempstead, Tex. ilotor
Chinuock, Charles, assignor to J. L. Hyde, New York, N. Y. Corkscrew
Chinnock, (Jeorge H., Brooklyn, N. Y.' Mechanical musical instrument
Chisholm, Peter M., San Francisco, Cal. Saw-mill
Chisholm, WiUiam K., assignor of one-half to A. L. McLane, Laredo, Tex. Irrigating ap-
paratus
Chism, Thomas J. (See Huls and Chism.)
Choate, Eufus, W. H. Rohrer, and A. H. Ragan, Washington, D. C. Eye-protector
Cho.ate, William B., Aurora, HI. Soldering-iron
Chorpenning, John C, et al. (See Thatcher. Charles D., assignor.)
Christ, Isaac, Ashland, assignor one-half to L. Stockett, Mahanoy City, Pa. Coal-picking^
table r ". 5
Christen, Fred. (See Wood and Christen.)
Christensen, August C. , Brooklyn, N. Y. AYater and steam meter
Christensen, James P. (See Hanson and Christensen.)
Christian, Hugh G ., Chagrin Falls. Ohio. Sun-dial
Christian, John,- San Josf , Cal. Blank for foi-ming thrashing-machine-cylinder teeth
Christian, John, S.an Jos6. Cal. Thrashing-tooth
Christian, John B., and W. D. Hanson, Hamburg, Iowa. Tongueless cultivator
Christiansen, John, assignor of one-half to E. H. Callaway, Chicago, HI. Apparatus for
preparing clay for molding bricks, &c
Christiansen, Lars, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Washing-machine
Christie, Ajidrew J. and J. J., Camden, N. J. Glass-mold
Christie, David, Bucyrus, Ohio. Dptachablc cliiw-bar
Christie, Henry P., San Francisco, Cal. Self-shipping belt-pulley
Christie, Jame^ J. (See Chiistie, Andrew J. and J. J.)
Christman, Augustus G. , Litiz, Pa. Plow
Christman, Augustus G., Litiz. Pa. Combined cultivator and hoe
Christopher, Charles H. (See McAlv.ay, Charles B., assignor.)
Christopher, Charles H. (See McAlvay and Chri.stopher.)
Christopher, Frederick, et al. (Sec Hcflt, Chiistophcr, assignor.)
(Christopher, John P., and M. McCallum, Michigarame, Mich. Stock-car
Christy, George H., et al., trustees. (See Gassett, Oscar, assignor.) (Reissue.)
Christy, John H., Cowden, HI. Harrow
Christy, Thomas J., assignor of one-half to F. T. Phillips, Olney, lU. Crank for overcom-
ing dead-centers
Church, Ben.iamin S., Scarborough, N. Y. Method of and apparatus for detecting the rate
of water-consumption -
Church, Charles E., Cleveland, Ohio. Drill-chuck
Church, Charles E., assignor to White Sewing Machine Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Auto-
matic presser-foot lifter for sewing-machines
Church, Duane H., W.altham, Mass. Making rotary cutters
Church, Duane H., assignor to American Watch Company, Waltham, Mass. Stem wind-
ing and sotting watch
Church, Duane H., assignor to American Watch Company, Waltham, Mass. Mainspring
for watches
Church, George S., assignor to himself and C. W. Thompson, Baldwin, Mich. Canister . . .
Church, Henry A., Providence, R. I. Ornamental chain
Church, Henry A., Providence, R. I. Chain-bracelet
Church, Henry A., Providence, R. I. Clasp for roller-chain bracelets
Church, Henry A., Providence, R. T. Ornamental chain
Church, Henry A., Providence, R. I. Bracelet
Church, Henry A., Providence, R. I. Roller-chain
Church, Louis J., Washington, D. C. Nutmeg-grater
No.
300,047
298,174
305,999
301,804
301,960
305,669
295,617
295,856
308,061
308,465
300,952
300,953
296,528
307,179
307,209
292,895
294.851
294,579
309,439
306,583
301,961
305,702
299,738
298.06G
300,216
299,347
296,388
294,364
306,900
305,893
303,118
308,135
308,136
292,283
309.766
292,734
292,156
305,670
292,987
293,309
306,219
303,418
294,011
30.5,739
302,620
299,909
301,962
299,348
295,484
295,485
307,629
293,417
293,418
293,419
294,580
296,133
296,925
295,736
Date.
June 10
May 6
Sept. 30
July 8
July 15
Sept. 23
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
TifoY. 18
Nov. 25
Juno 24
June 24
Apr. 8
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Feb. 5
Mar. 11
Mar. 4
Dec. 16
Oct. 14
.Tuly 15
Sept. 30
June 3
May 6
June 10
May 27
Apr. 8
Mar. 4
Oct. 21
Sept. 30
Aug. 5
Nov. 18
Nov. 18
Jan. 22
Dec. 23
Jan. 29
Jan. 22
Sept. 23
Feb. 5
Feb. 12
Oct. 7
Aug. 12
Feb. 26
Sept. 30
July 29
Julie 3
July 15
May 27
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Nov. 4
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
Mar. 4
Apr. 1
Apr. 15
Mar. 25
Monthly
volume.
689
268
2229
933
1135
1793
1625
1929
841
1368
1801
1862
803
1517
1640
144
626
297
1151
716
1136
1908
316
131
918
1740
635
30
1128
2101
300
928
928
1597
1.585
2189
1422
1794
258
701
253
675
1583
1904
2007
502
1138
1740
1449
1450
2eo
843
844
845
298
287
1300
! 1774
187
69
618
254
312
500
:449
450
533
228
373
510
510
221
Official
Gazette.
38
174
81
310
188
313
546
80
33,34
247
500
175
C299
i300
C582
^583
83
254
255
446
431
610
399
500
71
187
68
185
439
531
.'149
132
313
500
399
399
75
228
228
228
82
82
361
493
27
27
28
28
28
28
28
26
28
OS
1060
.576
1255
178
222
1168
1143
1197
545
1287
1287
159
305
327
469
943
879
930
139
222
1207
980
552
1101
881
125
834
228
1231
511
561
561
308
1016
420
280
1168
569
46
585
744
1194
393
1017
223
881
1105
1105
422
596
596
596
879
56
260
1108
54
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Church, Louis J., assignor of one-half to W. H. "Wylie, Washington, D. C. Sash-fastener .
Church, Louis J., assignor of onn-half to W. H. "Wylie. Washington, D. C. Sash-fastener .
Church, Melvin 13., Grand Rapids, Mich. Mixing and proportioning granular or plastic
materials for alahastine, &c
Church, Titns S., Boston, Mass. Carpet-heating machine
Church. Zalmon B. , May. Mich. Boiler-furnace
Churchill, Cyrus B., and J. Benson, Berrien Springs, Mich. Garden implement
Cilley, William H. (See Maynadier, Gustavns B., assignor.)
Cilley, "William H. (See Maynadier anr' Cilley.)
Cimibtti, Ferdinand F. (See Cimiotti, Gnstav and F. F.)
Cimiotti, Gustav and F. F., New York, N. T. Machine for clipping seal and other skins. .
Cincinnati Target Ball and Trap Manufacturing Company. (See Woeher, Amos, assignor.)
Cissel, Eichard S. T. (See Snyder, Peter A., assignor.)
Cissel, Eichard S. T., Elizabeth. N. -T. Furnace-grate
Clad, Valentine, Philadelphia, Pa. Ice-cream freezer
Cladek, Frank T., Eahway, N. J. Buclv for beer-coolers
Claflin, Price C, Stevens Point, Wis. Machine for cutting glass
Clamond, Charles, Paris, Francp. lUuminating-humer
Clancey. Thomas, Bridgeport, Conn. Valve
Clancy, Crowell M., Wallaceburg, Ontario, Canada. Car-coupling
Clapp, Eugene H., Boston, Mass. Paper-pulp digester
Clapp, George N., Seven Mile, assignor of one-half to P. E. Shepherd, Hamilton, Ohio.
Apron-gearing ,
Clapp, George "W., AUemance, N. C. Bohhin-winder
Clapp, John W. (See Tilloii and Clapp.)
Clapp, Julius M., et al. (See Eich. Perez C, assignor.)
Clapp, "William J., Nantyglo, and T. Griffiths. Blaenavon, county of Monmouth, England,
assignors to J. P. Witherow and H. "W. Oliver, Jr., Pittsburg, Pa. Cupola-furnace. (Ee-
issue) .
Clapp, William J., Nantyglo, and T. Griffiths, Blaenavon, county of MoDm.juth, England,!
assignors to J. P. "Witherow and H. "W. Oliver, Jr., Pittsburg, Pa. Cupola-furnace. (Ee-'
issue) .
Clapp, "William J., Nantyglo, county of Monmouth, England. Preparation, &c., of paper
for checks, notes, stamps, &c
Clapper, George A.. "Wooster, Ohio. Printer's dry-rack
Clark, Aaron T. (See Lee. Edward, assignor.)
Clark, Albert J., Carbondale, assignor of one-half to J. D. Aylsworth, Scranton, Pa. Cof-
fee-mill motor
Clark, Alexander H., Fond du Lac, Wis. Thrasher
Clark, Alexander M., et al. (See Samuels, Thomas, assignor.)
Clark, Alfred L., Dubuque, Iowa. "Window-screen
Clark, Alfred L., Dubuque, Iowa. Fire-escape •
Clark, Allison N.. Plainville, Conn. Pocket implement
Clark, Alvin B. , Eichmond, Ind. Roller-skate
Clark, Alvin B., Eichmond, Ind. Gate-hinge
Clark, Alvin B., assignor of one-half to C. "W. Ebner, Eichmond, Ind. Nut-lock
Clark, Amasa C, Manchester, Iowa. Butter- worker
Clark, Amasa C., Manchester, Iowa. Chum
Clark, Asa, et nl. (See Vaughn, "Walter "W., assignor.)
Clark, Benjamin F., and G. Scott; said Scott assignor of one-half to T. Welch, Groton, Vt.
Girth-buckle for harness
Clark, Byron. (See Clark, John J. and B.)
Clark, Byron, assignor of one-half to O. Hull, Greenwood, Nebr. Harrow for cultivating
listed com
Clark, Charles E., et al. (See Dalby, William H., assignor.)
Clark, Charles S., Providence, E. I., and H. A. Harvey^ Orange. N. J.; said Clark assignor
to said Harvey and Harvey Screw and Bolt Company, of Connecticut. Machine for roll-
ing screw-threads
Clark, Charles "W., Philadelphia, Pa. Shade-pull
Clark, CuUen B., assignor of one-half to J. H. Graham, Detroit, Mich. PiUow-sham holder.
Clark & Dow. (See Cooper, George N., assignor.)
Clark, Eduard, .Jersey City, N. J. Insulator
Clark, Eduard, Jersey City, N. .T. Insulator
Clark, Edward, Tiffin, Ohio. Paint compound for roofs, &c
Clark, Edward B. (See Clark, "William S. and E. B.)
Clark, Edwin S., The Plains, Va. Car-coupling
Clark, Elijah C. and A. Dewey, Cannelton. Ind. Feed mechanism for grinding-mills
Clark, Enoch H., Greenland, N. "H. Door-spring
Clark, Erastus .T., TJrbana, 111. Nut-lock
Clark, Fisher M.. et al. (See Marston, Thomas P., assignor.)
Clark, Freeman P., New Haven, Conn. Lock
Clark, Francis, (See Gurney, Nathan G., assignor.)
Clark, George, West Troy, "N", T. Dumping-scow
Clark, George B., Bozrahville, Conn, Wagon-jack
Clark, George D., Plainville, Conn. Furniture-caster
Clark, George H,, Boston, Mass,, assignor to Clark Glove Fitting Boot and Shoe Company,
Portland, Me, Mold for molding the uppers of boots and shoes
Clark, George H., assignor to C. A. Shaw, Boston, Mass, Boot or shoe upper
Clark, George H., assignor to C, A. Shaw, Boston, Mass. Machine for molding the uppers
of boots and shoes ..".
Clark, George E,, Dubuque, Iowa. Child's carriage 1
Clark, George "W,, Brooklyn, N, T. Window-guard
Claik, George AV., Brooklyn, assignor to H. Downes, New Toik, N. Y. Vent-faucet for
bottles
Clark, George "W,, assignor of one-half to M. H. Hagerty, Brooklyn, N. Y. Bottle
Clark Glove Fitting Boot and Shoe Company. (See Clark, George H., assignor.)
Clark, Harding, East Canton, Pa, Whitfiet'ree
Clark, James B,, Chester, Conn, Dust-box
Clark, James B. and L. C. ; said L. C. Clark assignor to S, C. Clark, administrator of James?
B, Clark, deceased, Plantsville, Conn, Machine for making nuts 5
Cl.ark, James M., Greeley, Colo, Horse hay -rake
Clark, John, Pontiac, Mich, Apple-parer.
Clark, John J. and B„ Elein. Ill, Grinding-mill
Clark, JohnK., Buffalo, N. Y, Door-knob
No.
297,499
297,500
304,615
302,237
308,652
306,058
307,524
.304,906
291,685
301.675
308.466
297.767
307,525
302,892
305,740
29.5,906
298,554
10,432
10,48)
305,292
291,030
297,065
291,151
292,410
292,411
293,718
301,676
302,984
305,793
293,148
308,240
304,261
293,227
306,1,32
293,311
302,103
306,718
306,719
306,320
299,201
291,031
308,749
308,876
291,686
304,705
298,350
291,494
293,631
302,238
304,502
308,467
299,519
298,948
307,630
296,275
301,479
301,433
292,988
303,490
302,826
291,687
Date.
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Apr. 22
Sept, 2
July 22
Dec. 2
Oct. 7
Nov. 4
Sept. 9
Jan. 8
July 8
Nov. 25
Apr, 29
Nov. 4
Aug. 5
Sept. 30
Apr. 1
May 13
Jan, 1
May 20
Sept. 16
Jan, 1
Apr.
Jan.
Jan. 22
Jan, 23
Feb. 19
July 8
Aug. 5
Sept. 30
Feb, 5
Nov. 18
Aug. 26
Feb. 12
Oct. 7
Feb. 12
July 15
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Oct. 7
May 27
Jan. 1
Dec. 2
Dec. 9
Jan. 8
Sept. 9
May 13
Jan. 8
Feb. 19
July 22
Sept. 2
Nov. 25
June 3
May 20
Nov. 4
Apr. 1
July 8
July 1
Feb. 5
Aug. 12
July 29
Jan. 8
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volume.
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1426
1315
20
1466
171
1759
1761
1202
773
144
1969
474
1072
1775
591
132
703
1312
893
894
381
1559
21
221
413
8.57
550
."^14
604
1085
1482
285
1370
18
1238
281
479
527
456
259
758
2258
859
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556
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410
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239
212
374
653
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490
490
333
212
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546
127
290
484
156
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188
363
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237
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110
240
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alpliabetlcal list of patentees — Contiuued.
55
Name, residence, Rud invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
Tolumo.
to
Official
Gazette.
.Tolm K., Buffalo, N. T. Door-knob attachment
John L. (See Nicholson, Granville, assignor.)
, .John "W., Banlvsvillo, Ta. Churn
, Joseph, Brooklyn, N. Y. Kailway-fie. (Reissue) ,
Joseph. BrooklVn. N. T. Splice-har or fish-plate for railway -rail joints. (Keissue).
.Tosiah P. (See "Wilder and Clark.)
KateC, New York. N. Y. Corset
Levi S., O. G. Franks, and G. T. Bairghman, Doylestown, assignors to themselves
J. H. "Warren, Lodi. Ohio. Two-wheeled vehicle
, Levi S.. assignor of three-fourths to O.G. Franks and G. T.Baughman, Doylestown,
J. H. "Warren, Lodi, Ohio. Two- wheeled vehicle
Clark,
Clark,
■Clark,
Clark,
Clark,
Clark,
Clark,
Clark,
and
Clark
and
Clark, Lloyd B., Springfield, Mass. Griuding-wheel for bark-mills
Clark, Lucas C. (See Clark. James B. and L. C.)
Clark, Melville, Cliicago, lU. Reed-organ
Clark, Melville, Chicago, 111. Reed-organ case
Clark, Melville. Chicago, 111. Fall-board for reed-organs
Clark, Milton, New York, N. Y. Store-service s;^tem
Clark, Milton, New York, N. Y. Store-service aipparatus
Clark, Milton, Baltimore, Md. Store-service apparatus
Clark, Milton, New York, N. Y. Store-service system
Clark, Milton, New York. N. Y. Store-service system
Clark, Milton, Now York, N. Y. Cash and jiarcel carrier
Clark, Milton, assignor to Continental Cash Car Company of Baltimore, Baltimore, Md.)
Store-service system <
Clark, Milton, New York, N. Y., and J. T. Cowley, Baltimore, Md. ; said Cowley assignor
to said Clark. Cash and parcel carrier '
Clark, Minford S., Brooklyn, N. Y. Ventilating attachment for water-closets
Clark, Myron J., ATashington, D. C. Chain-lock or baggage guard
Clark, Oliver H., Pittsburg, Pa. Railway-crossing gate
■Clark, Oliver H., Pittsburg, Pa. Railway-crossing gate
Clark, Oliver H., Pittsburg, Pa. Electric circuit for railway-crossing gates .
Clark, Oliver H., Pittsburg, Pa. Electric circuit for railway-crossing gates .
Clark, Oliver H. , Pittsburg, Pa. Railway-crossing gate
Clark, Oliver H., Pittsburg. Pa. Railway-crossing gate
Clark, Perry B., Minneapolis, Minn. Hot-air furnace
Clark,
Clark,
Clark,
Clark,
Clark,
Clark,
Clark,
■Clark,
Clark,
Clark,
Robert, Brockville, Ontario, Canada. Dump-cart-
Robert P.,
Robert S.,
Robert S.,
Rollin C,
Philadelphia, Pa. Fire-escape
Helena, Mont. Ter. Whiffletreeclip
Helena, Mont. Ter. "Wbiflletree-clip
and M. H. Warren, Corry, Pa. Petroleum-still
Salmon, administrator. (See Clark, James B. and L. C, assignors.)
Thomas. (See Baldwin, George, assignor.)
Thomas. (See Sawyer and Clark.)
Thomas, Quincy, Hi. Excavating-machine ,
Walter, New "Tork, N. Y. Photographic camera ,
Clark, "William B.,
Clark, "WilUam H.,
Clark, "WiUiam H.,
Clark, "William H.
Clark, "William H.
Clark,
Clark,
Clark, "William J.
Clark, "William J.
Clark, "WiUiam J.
Clark, "William J.,
Clark, "Walter, New York, N. Y. Photographic camera
Clark, "Walter, New York, N. Y. Photographic camera
Clark. AValter C, Auburnrtale. Mass., assignor to Shaw Door Check and Spring Company,;
Portland. Mo. Pneumatic door-check i
Clark, "William. (See Fraser and Clark.)
Clark, "William, ct al. (See Samuels, Thomas, assignor.)
(!!lark, "William A., San Francisco, Cal. Sofa-bed
et al. (See Ferguson. Robert W., assignor.)
, Harper, Kans. Cultivator
, Chicago, 111. Cushioning device for shafts
and "W. J., Salem, Ohio. Pump ,
, and "W. J., Salem, Ohio. Can
, "William H. and "W. J., Salem, Ohio. Can. (Reissue)
AViiliam H., and A. C. Hankinson. Harper, Kans. Harvester attachment
(See Clark, "William H. and W. J.)
(See Clark, WiUiam H. and "W. J.) (Reissue.)
(Sec Seldnmridge, William C, as.signor.)
Birmingham, Conn. Thread-spool
Clark, WilUam P., Belmont, N. Y. Circular saw miU
Clark, WilUam S. and E. B.. Philadelphia, Pa. Automatic hot-water regulator
Clarke, Alexander D., New York, N. Y. Ore-concentrator
Clarke, Alfred. (See Peiham and Clarke.)
Clarke, Alfred, Lowell, Mass. Wood-rim pulley
Clarke, C. Frederick, et al. (See Ewing, Thomas, assignor.)
Clarke, Charles J., Mount Crawford, "^'a. Tire for vehicle- wheels
Clarke, Charles L. (See Leigh and Clarke.)
Clarke, Charles L., Manchester, county of Lancaster. England, assignor to Domestic Elec-
tiical Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass. Galvanic battery
Clarke, Charles L., Manchester, county of Lancaster, England, assignor to Domestic Elec-
trical Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass. Electro-therapeutic apparatus
Clarke, Charles L.. and .T. Leigh, Manchester, county of Lancaster, England, assignors to
Domestic Electric Manufacturing ComiJany, New York, N. Y. Electric battery
Clarke, Charles L,, assignor to Telemeter Company, New York, N. Y. Transmittiug de-
vice for primary electric clocks and means for actuating secondary clocks thereby
Clarke, Charles L., assignor to Telemeter Company, New York, N. Y. Electric indicat-i
ing device for elevators ' \
Clarke, Charles L., New York, N. Y., as.signor to Telemeter Company, Summit, N. J.i
Electrical meter ;
Clarke, Donahl A. (See Scott. George P.. .Tssiguor.)
•Clarke, Erwin B., Grand Rapids, Mich. Carpet-sweeper ,
305,420
306,220
10,. 504
10,505
309,334
296,316
308,137
300,048
292,099
296,134
303,119
309,197
309,198
309,199
309,200
309,201
309,202
293,949
309,505
307,526
294,012
307,094
307,095
307.096
307,097
307,098
307,099
296,926
300,572
292,989
307,914
307,915
298,825
295,522
304,503
308,408
308,469
296,727
294,198
295,353
299,113
301,045
302,083
10,530
309,203
299,739
294,442
299,740
291,984
298,732
293,630
298,175
305,894
293,563
301,805
Sept. 23
Oct. 7
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Dec. 16
Apr. 8
Nov. 18
Juno 10
Jan. 15
Apr. 1
Aug. 5
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Feb. 19
Dec. 16
Nov. 4
Feb. 26
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Apr. 15
June 17
Feb. 5
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
May 20
Mar. 25
Sept. 2
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
Apr. 15
Feb. 26
Mar. 18
May 27
June 24
July 29
Oct. 14
Dec. 16
June 3
Mar. 4
June 3
Jan. 15
May 20
Feb. 19
May 6
Sept. 30
Feb. 12
July 8
Sept. 9
304,908
304,907 Sept. 9
298,349 . May 13
1474
254
403
4C4
1028
536
929
690
1351
288
301
839
840
842
843
844
846
1510
1231
144
1583
1403
1405
1408
1410
1411
1418
1301
1375
259
650
660
1091
1498
286
1370
1372
1049
1847
1282
1453
1978
2083
677
847
317
132
318
1220
981
1084
268
2102
1004
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819
811
513
408
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150
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180
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414
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571
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255
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540
540
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107
561
1060
260
56
511
872
873
873
873
874
874
722
945
396
744
284
285
285
285
286
286
260
1194
490
501
501
746
1119
869
655
655
215
786
1073
827
1309
405
169
874
980
852
980
235
727
647
577
1231
625
178
978
976
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56
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Clarke, Fisher M. (See St. John, John C, assignor.)
Clarke, George. (See Mo.'ies, Frank and J., assignors )
Clarke, George H. (See Thompson, Richard, assignor.)
Clarke, Henry F., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor of one-half to K. W. Pope, Elizabeth, N. J.
Winding rolls of telegraph-paper
Clarke, Jfemes B., et al. (See Griswold, Charles L., assignor.^
Clarke, John W., HalloTvell, Me. Lifting-jack
Clarke, Joseph H., Spring6eld, Ohio. Syringe
Clarke, Mortimer, "Washington, D. C. Comhined breast and skirt supporter and shoulder-
No.
brace .
Clarke, Samuel, ChUds Hill "Works, county of Middlesex, England. Night-light
Clarke, Thomas, Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada. Permanent fire-escape
Clarke, Thomas, Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada. Portable fire-escape
Clarke, Thomas, Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada, AV. H. Paulding, Peekskill, and G. Reinl,
New York, N. T. Sleeping-car
Clarke, "Willard A., assignor to North Western Manufacturing and Car Company, StUl-
water, Minn. Keversing-gear for engines
Clarke, William H., Clean, N. Y. End-gate for wagons •.
Clarke, William N., Jr., et al. (See Griswold, Charles L., assignor.)
Clarkson, Alexander G., Wateree, S. C. Fertiilizer-distributer
Clarkson, Joseph T., Amesbury, Mass. Harness
Clarkson, Joseph T. , Amesbury, Mass. Lapel and scarf pin
Clarkson, Joseph T., Amesbury, assignor of one-half to F. A. Babcock, Salisbury, Mass.
Jump-seat -
Clarkson, Joseph T., Amesbury, assignor of one-half to F. A. Babcock, Salisbury, Mass.
Shifting-pole for vehicles
Clarkson, Marcellus L., Clarksburg, Ind. Plumb-bob
Clarkson, William E., Buffalo, N. Y. Eatchet bit-brace
Clarkson, William E., Buffalo, N. Y. Bit-brace
Class, William F., and E. C. Schwan, assignors to said Class and E. Sanderson, Cleveland,^
Ohio. Valve-gear '
Claudin, Edward D. (See Claudin, John L. and E. D.)
Claudin, John L. and E. D., Morton, 111. Automatic grain and seed measure and register
Clause, John J., Chicago, 111., assignor to H. W. Lyman and J. W. Tail, Port Washington,
"Wis. Machine for cutting screw-threads upon conical articles '^
Clausen, Adler C, assignor of one-half to J. C. Slafter, Minneapolis, Minn. Watch-regu-
lator .
Clausen, Lorenz H., Hamburg, Germany. Coffee-roaster
Claussen, Charles A., Brooklyn, N. Y. Fastening for bracelets and other articles of jew-
elry
Clawson, Leonard E., San Francisco, Cal. Chimney
Clawson, Linus P., assignor to Black & Clawson Company, Hamilton, Ohio.
mill
Ink and paint
Clay Commercial Telephone Company. (See Clay, Henry, assignor.)
Clay, Henry, Philadelphia. Pa. Pneumatic dispatch- tube
Clay, Henry, assignor to Clay Commercial Telephone Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Tele->
piionio transmitter I
Clay, J. Colby, and M. Safford, Otego, Nev. Car-coupling
Clay, Moses "W., Neosho, Mo. Chum-motor
Clay, Moses W., Neosho, assignor of one-half to S. G. Merrill, S. Stillwell, and G. A. Hynes,
St. Louis, Mo. Pitman for shaft-cranks
Claybourne, Colin W., Quincy, 111. Sickle-grinder
Clayton, Barnes, Philadelphia, Pa. Spring
Clayton, Barnes, Philadelphia, Pa. Spring-motor
Clayton, George A. F., Mason ville, Va. Saw-set
Clayton, Henry, Dayton, Ohio. Harvester-truck
Clayton, Henry, Dayton, Ohio. Pump-spout
Clayton, Herbert, Cincinnati, Ohio. Sifter
Clayton, John, Wadena, Minn. Plow attachment
Clayton, John W., Chattanooga, Tenn. Quilting attachment for sewing-machines
Cleary, James K., "Washington, D. C. Bank check and draft
Cleaves, N. Porter, Boston, Mass. Door for elevator- wells
Cleavland, John T>. H., Smithfield, Minn. Pulley
Clegg, Daniel W., Pleasantville, N. Y. Combination letter sheet and envelope
Clegg, Daniel W., Pleasantville, N. Y. Combined reversible letter sheet and envelope
Clegg, William E.. Washington, D. C. Protecting eyesight
Cleland, A. T. (See ATilliams and Harder, assignors.)
Cleland, Isaac G. S., New Hartford, N. Y. Manufacture of solid wood corners
Cleland, James, Wales Centre, N. Y. Door-check
Cleland, Thomas, assignor of one-half to A. E. Park, New York, N. Y. Electric battery . .
Clemenger, Mathew B. (See Groves and Minich, assignors.)
Clemens, F. M. (See Stoody, Jacob, assign6r.)
Clemens, Melville, assignor to J. J. Bresnan, New York, N. Y. Nozzle for hose and dis-
charge pipes
Clement, Edwin B., Marsballtown, Iowa. Sash-holder
Clement, Frank H.. Rochester, N. Y. Band sawing machine
Clement, Nelson, Chicago, 111. Ore-reducing apparatus :
Clements, George P., assignor of one-half to J. C. McConnell, New Milford, Pa. Sash-
holder
Clements, Jesse W., et al. (See Hardin, Charles B., assignor.)
Clements, John W., et al. (See Hardin, Charles B., assignor.)
Clemens, George F. , Springfield, Mass. Car-brake
Clemens, George F., Springfield, Mass. Ship-steering mechanism
Clemson, "William, Middletown, N. Y. Bicycle
Clemson. William, Middletown, N. Y. Mechanical movement
C16rac, Hippolvte L. G., and P. G. R. Gueroult, assignors to Soci6t§ Anonyme des At61iersi
de Construction Mecanique et D'Appareils filectriques, Paris, France. Eegulator for>
fluid-motors for dynamo-electric machines )
Cleveland, Anna E., et al. (See Fowler, (Jeorgo, assignor.)
Cleveland, Barry. (See Newbery, Morley, and Cleveland.)
Cleveland Electric Motor Company. (See Stockwell, Levi W., assignor.)
Cleveland, Erastus L., assignor of one-fourth to M. P. Howley, Pittsburg, Pa. Car-truck .
309,332
303,120
291,690
298,067
298,448
291.688
291,689
294,331
298,826
309,767
307,527
293.950
306,901
300,847
300.848
310.122
294,762
301,339
309,333
306,000
302,239
293,420
307,843
301,677
302,621
308,138
307,437
298,286
306,720
301,078
304,410
298,176
301,963
309,524
299,349
291,878
300,573
291, .576
304,016
305,511
298,177
304,294
307,631
308,554
308,555
Si03,559
291,032
293,951
303,500
302,542
300,954
301,095
291,294
293,310
301,096
305,741
304,504
308,653
303,620
307,017
Date.
Dec.
16
Aug.
5
Jan.
8
May
6
May
13
Jan.
a
Jan.
8
Feb.
26
May
20
Dec.
23
Nov.
4
Feb.
19
Oct.
21
June 24
June 24
Deo.
30
Mar.
11
July
1
Dec.
16
Sept.
30
July
22
Feb.
12
Nov.
11
July
8
Jnly
29
Nov.
18
Monthly
volume.
02
Nov. 4
May 6
Oct. 21
July 8
Sept. 2
May 6
July 15
Dec. 23
May 27
Jan. 15
June 17
Jan. 8
Sept. 2
Sept. 23
Mav 6
Sept. 2
Nov. 4
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
Aug. 12
Jan. 1
Feb. 19
Aug. 12
July 29
June 24
July 1
Jan. 1
Feb. 12
July 1
Sept. 30
Sept. 2
Dec. 2
Aug. 19
Oct. 21
1026
301
863
135
620
860
862
2008
1092
1586
145
1512
1129
1740
1742
2042
510
340
1027
2230
1483
846
568
774
2011
931
23
423
895
775
161
269
1139
1260
1741
1094
1376
708
439
1605
271
10
282
1497
1498
844
22
1513
845
1895
1863
25
350
702
27
1906
289
93
947
271
83
241
34
176
240
241
551
306
(431
[432
39
417
300
475
475
547
142
94
f271
[2V2
619
411
229
156
212
550
255
7,8
I 113
' 114
238
213
49
69,70
313
340
501
305
380
199
121
444
70
3
75
408
408
C231
1232
6
417
232
520
511
7
99
188
7,8
531
80
24
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Gazette.
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28 641
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
57
Name, residence, and invention.
Cleveland, George H. (See Miller and Cleveland.)
Cleveland, John S., and G. F. Kent, JsTorridcen-ock, Me. Insulator
Clevenger, Jolin L., Dayton, Oliio. Scaflfelding
Clevenger, Thomas L. (See Holloway and Clevenger.)
Clevenger, Thomas L. (See Tlioinbiirg, Clevenger, Fitzpalrlck, and Holloway.)
Clever. Peter J., Bnmswick, Mo. Sewing-machine
Cliff, Alfred. (See King and Cliff.)
Cliff, Edward, assignor to Cliff & Eighter Company, (limited,) Oswego, N. T. Car-spring.
Cliff, Edward, assignor to Cliff & Righter Company, (limited,) Oswego, N. T. Elliptic
spring .
Cliff, Edward, assignor of one-half to E. K. Eighter, Oswego, N. T. Car-wheel.
Cliff & Eighter Company. (See Cliff, Edwiird, assignor.)
Clifford, James P.. Now H.arcn, Conn. Air-gas machine. (Eeissue)
Clifford, 'William H. (See Foos, Charles S., assignor.)
Clifton, Joseph E., Gencseo, 111. Coal-chute
Climer, Henry, Muscatine, Iowa. Eotary engine
Clinch, Andrew F., York, assignor to himself and J. B. Clinch, Pittsburg, Pa. Eiveting-
tool
McCoUin, Philadelphia, Pa.
Machine for scraping
Mail-bag .
Clinch, James B. (See Clinch, Andrew F., assignor.)
Clinedinst, Bainett M., Baltimore, Md., assignor to T. H.
Mounting photographic cards
Clinton, Thomas J., and D. Agroff, Woodstock, Ontario, Canada.
and splitting rattan
Clinton Wiie Cloth Company. (See Manning. Joseph, assignor.)
Clinton AViro Cloth Company. (See New'ion, Lewis W., assignor.)
Clinlon "Wire Cloth Company. (See Searles, Beniamin, assignor.)
Clipp, Hamilton, Leipsic, and F. M. Brock, New jProvidence, Ind.
Clisham, Joseph J., San Diego, Cal. Single-cable-track railway
Clokoy, John E., "Washington, D. C. Fire-escape
Cloppert, "William H. H., Trotwood, Ohio, assignor of two-thirds to M. "Wogaman and G.
"W. Gaines. Stoue-hoister
Close, Patrick G. (See Carter, Charles H., assignor.)
Clother, Jane A., Cumberland, "Wis. Plaiter ami puif-fluter
Clother, Jane A., Cumberland. "Wis. Meat-tenderer.
Clothier, Clarkson, and D. E. Crosby, Philadelphia, Pa. Salesman's check-book case
Clotworthy, "W. P. (See Blacking, Charles, assignor.)
Cloud, Jolin "W., Altoona, Pa. Device for stopping railway-trains
Cloud, John "W., Altoona, Pa. Eailway-brake apparatus
Cloud, John "W., Altoona, Pa. Eailway-car
Cloud. "William H., Detroit, Mich. Vise
Clough, IraL., Williamsport, Pa. Eotary engine
Clough, Jefferson M., assignor to Winchester Eepeating Arms Company, New Haven,
Conn. Magazine fire-arm
Clough, "Willard E., assignor of one-half to P. Pethick, Concord, N. H. Hand-borer
Clough, "Willard E., assignor of one-half to P. Pethick, Concord, N. H. Boring-machine ..
Clough, William K., Brooklyn, N. Y. Corkscrew
Cloughly, Alfred, executor. (See Cook, Truman A.)
Clouse, Joseph N. (See Wade, Tuncker, and Clonse )
Cloutier, B. (See Monck, Andrew B., assignor.)
Clow, George E. (See Clow, George S. and'G. E.)
Clow, George S. andG. E., Seymour, Ind. Scythe-fastener
Clow, Henry A., Des Moines, Iowa. Cabinet for holding and adjusting bill-heads, &c
Clow, William M.. East Wheatland, 111. Coupling for fence-wires
Cloyes, Granville H., Portland, Me. Ladder
Clucas, "William, Cleveland, Ohio. Two-wheeled vehicle
Cluett, Eobert, Troy, N. Y . Shirt
Cluff, Anthony S., Cincinnati, Ohio. Compound for cleaning paint
Clute, Frank N. , Lee's Summit, Mo. Sulky -plow
Clute, William H. (See Mclvin and Clute.)
Coal Economizing Company. (See Ca.se, Wesley, assignor.)
Coale, Joseph M., Baltimore, Md. Safety-valve and muffler
Coast and Harbor Defence Company. (See Graydon, James W., assignor.) (Eeissue.)
Coates, Joseph H. (See Potts, Joseph C. assignor.)
Cobb, Henry B., Wilmington, Del. iraobino for laying electric conducting-wires
Cobb, Henry B, , Wilmington, Del. Conduit for underground electric wires
Cobb, Merritt N., Maiden. Mass. Coal-sifter
Cobb, Samuel C, and N. A. "Wheeler, assignors to Janesville Machine Company, Janes-)
viUe, Wis. Harvester 5
Coble, Thomas H. (See Woodley, Jacob, assignor.)
Coburn, Daniel J. (See Frazier'and Coburn.)
Cobum, John G., South Carthage, assignor of one-half to J. E. Kittredge, Carthage, Me.
Device for thawing out sink-spouts - -
Coburn, John G., South Carthage, assignor of one-half to J. E. Kittredge, Carthage, Me.
Sink spout t _..
Cochran, Albert M., assignor of one-half to P. N. St.iff, Terre Haute, Ind. Buggy-top
Cochran, Augusta H., et al. (See Barnard. Daniel G., assignor.)
Cochran, Cassius M., Marion, Ind. Derrick
Cochran, George, etal. 'See Barnard, Daniel G., assignor.)
Cochran, James. (See Krippendorff and Cochran.)
Cochran. James, New Lots, and J. C. Milligan, Brooklyn, assignors to Lalance & Grosjean
Mannfacturine Comnany, New York, N. Y. Enameled iron wash-basin
Cochran, Samuel H., Everett, Mass. Cooler for uniting oils in the manufacture of lard, &c.
Cochran, William A., Indianapolis. Ind. Spoon -
Cochrane, William, Brookljn, N. Y. Portable table for transfemng flour from barrels
into bags
Cochrane, William F., Jackson, assignor to L. Liggett, Detroit, Mich. Lifting device for
harvesters
Cockayne, Benjamin F. (See Baron and Enter, assignors.)
Cocker, James, Buffalo, N. Y. Steam-boiler-flue cleaner
Coddington, George W., Middletown, Ohio. Machinery for manufacturing waxed tapers
and coated strings
Coddington, George W., Middletown. Ohio. Composition for sealing-wax
Cody, George W., Hartford, Conn. Cutting-board
307,916
302,240
290,520
304,990
304,991
30.5,671
10,545
297,350
309,693
304,505
302,104
308,139
291,152
291,601
309,929
300,217
296,389
307,100
300,218
291,495
307,378
309,930
295,354
299,350
294.581
295,.523
295.524
302,321
302,985
299,463
298.827
294,199
304,075
303.121
299,351
294,582
297,066
293,632
294.365
301,097
291,295
299,352
300.574
300,575
301,679
298,287
2B1,692
303,212
300,219
306,321
309,377
303,984
307.746
297,351
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
o
s.
03 .
"3
Nov. 11
July 22
060
1486
181
412
29
28
501
295
Apr. 8
804
222
27
160
Sept. 9
921
252
28
998
Sept. 9
Sept. 23
922
1795
252
500
28
28
998
1168
Dec. 23
1640
446
29
1027
Apr. 22
1843
501
27
364
Dec. 23
1486
C402
H03
^29
998
Sept. 2
290
81
28
870
July 15
1313
363
28
256
Nov. 18
932
256
29
562
Jan. 1
Jan. 8
Dec. 30
173
864
1794
50
241
484
26
26
29
33
160
1072
June 10
920
248
27
1101
Apr. 8
Oct. 28
June 10
635
1422
921
175
380
248
27
29
27
126
287
1101
Jan. 8
Oct. 28
Dec. 30
Mar. 18
May 27
605
1368
1796
1283
1742
171
481
484
355
501
26
29
29
26
27
115
353
1073
1073
881
Mar. 4
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
July 22
299
1499
1500
1597
82
414
414
439
26
26
26
28
879
1119
1119
312
Aug. 5
May 27
May 20
Feb. 26
Aug. 26
Aug. 5
May 27
Mar. 4
145
1877
1094
1848
1.530
302
1744
301
41
540
306
504
420
83
"is"
23
27
27
26
28'
28
27
26
482
905
747
786
754
511
882
880
Apr. 15
1467
406
27
291
Feb. 19
Mar. 4
July 1
Jan. 1
1086
30
28
351
301
8,9
8
C 99
iioo
26
26
28
^26
647
835
7
63
May 27
1744
502
27
882
June 17
June 17
1376
1377
380
380
27
27
1194
1194
July 8
776
213
28
150
Mav 6
Jan. 8
Aug. 5
425
865
416
114
241
112
27
26
28
607
160
532
June 10
922
248
27
1102
Oct. 7
382
102
29
70
Dec. 16
1078
289
29
916
Aug. 26
Nov. 11
Apr. 22
1406
431
1846
-389
"hbi
28
29
27
731
457
364
58
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
AlphdbeUeal list of patentees — Coatinued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Coe, Calvin J. (See Baar and Coe.)
Coe, Charles E., Leesbursc. Kans. Sorghum and corn cutter
Coe, Frederick "W. (See Hoifnagle, Charles A., assignor )
Coe, Frederick "W., and C. A. Hoflfnagle, Vergennes, Vt. Eock-drill
Coe, Henry I. (See Thackston, Richard D., assignor.)
Coe, Ira R. (See Baar and Coe.)
Coe, James E. (See Holden and Coe.)
Coe, Jolm M., Sloan, Iowa. Hay-stacker
Goes, Frederic L. (See Goes, John H. and F. L.)
Goes, John H. and F. L., Worcester, Mass. Wrench
Goes, Loring, Worcester, Mass. Wrench
Goez, Emile L. P. and G. C, St. Denis, France. Making tanning extracts
Coez, Gustave C. (See Coez, Emile L, P. and G. C.)
Coffee, George W., Haiku, Maui, Hawaiian Islands. Steam-trap
CoiHeUl, Peter T. (See Paxson, Charles H., assignor.)
Coffield, Peter T. (See Paxson and Cotiield.)
Coffin, Charles A., et al. (See Hawkins and Woodward, assignors.)
■Coffin, Edgar S., Minneapolis, Minn. Box
Coffin, Freeman C, Boston.assignortohimself and C.B.Fish, Hyde Park, Mass. Loose pulley
Coffin, George W., Pittsburg. Pa. Car-brake
Coffin, Joseph W. , and J. Maloney, Providence, R. I. Lock for fire-arms
Coifiuan, Adam, Warsaw, Ohio. Harness-loop ^
Coffman, Walter M. , Roanoke, Va. Current- wheel
Cogan, Phil F. (See Winfree, William A., assignor.)
Cogger, William B., and H. A. Hamlin, Minneapolis, Minn. Door-hanger
Coggesball, Carol H. (See Morgan, Isaac, assignor.)
Coggeshall, Charles A., Providence, R. I. Spinning and twisting machine
Coghlan, David F., Holyoke, Mass. Upright steam-boiler
Cogswell, Elliot, Monrdeville, N. J. Fruit-can
Cogswell, Mortimer C, Brooklyn, N. Y. Process of and apparatus for mixing and cooling
sugar
Cohen, George W. , New York, N. Y. Umbrell-i and parasol
Cohen, Jacob, et al. (See Day. John R., assignor.)
Cohen, Jacob, New York, N.'Y. Shirt
Cohen, Ruben, administrator. (See Stern, Louis.)
Cohn, Abraham E., assignor of one-third to L. and E. S. Simon, Philadelphia, Pa. Regu-
lator for gas and water
Cohn, Oscar J., New York, N. Y. Pin-tag -.
Cohn, Philip, New Laredo, Tamanlipas, Mexico. Machine for extracting and cleaning the
fibers of plants
Cohn, Samuel. (See Power, Nicholas H., assignor.)
■Cohnfeld, Sally Gi-. (See Thiemer, Ferdinand, assignor.)
Colioes Iron Foundry and Machine Company. (See Ballard, Andrew J., assignor.)
Cohoou, James A. (See AVood, Alanson, assignor.)
Coiffier, Charles H. (See Barbler and Coiffier.)
Coiseau, Louis, Antwerp, Belgium. Method of and apparatus for facilitating the removal
of sand, gravel, and the like from rivers, harbors, &c
Coiseau, Louis, Antwerp, Belgium. Lock and lock-gate for canals, &c
Cokayne, WiUiam, Geetingsville, Ind. Portable fence
Colahan, Charles. (See Rosback, Fredrick P., assignor.)
Colfihan, Charles, Cleveland, Ohio. Grain-binder ,
Colahan, Charles, Cleveland, Ohio. Cord-holder for grain-binders
Colahan, Charles, Cleveland, Ohio. Wash-basin and bath-tub
Colburn, Ledyard, Derby, Conn. Gearing
Colburn, Lyman S., Oberlin, Ohio. Car-brake
Colby, Charles C. (See Young. Lewis A., assignor.)
Colby, Clarence L., Fairmont, Minn. Cream gage for milk-cans
Colby, Ebeu D. (See Worden, Taylor, Power, and Colby.)
Colby, Gilbert A., Aguas, Calientes, Mexico. Sectional steam-boiler
Colby, Harlan P., assignor of one-half to F. L. Elms, Charlotte, Mich. Teliicle-body
Colby Wringer Company. (See Jones, Jabez R., assignor.)
Coldewo. Otto, and L. Schonjahn, Brunswick, Germany, (jerminating apparatus
Coldwell, Thomas, Newburg, N. Y. Brush-trimming machine ,
Cole, Aaron W., et al. (See Pinckney, Chauncey M., assignor.)
Cole, Asher P. , Brooklyn, N. Y. Irrigating and draining
Cole, Gary 0. (See Sliiek and Cole.)
Cole, Charles 0. , Las Vegas, N. Mex. Ter. Faucet-guard
Cole, David S., Columbus Junction, Iowa. Fire-arm
Cole, E. Merritt. (See Smith and Cole.)
Cole, Edward D., Macon, 111. Hame-clip
Cole, Edward L. (See Cole, John H. and E. L.)
Cole, George, London, England. Application of mechanism to toy locomotives, carriages,!
trucks, &c <
Cole, Henry S., Spencerport, N. Y. Rope-clamp '
-Cole, James W., et al. (See Bell, John E., assignor.)
Cole, James W., Spearville, Kans. Type-writing machine
Cole, John. (See Slater, Warren G., assignor.)
Cole, John A., Hyde Park, 111. Submerged tunnel-inlet
Cole, John H. and E. L., Muscatine. Iowa. Gang wire-stretcher
Cole, Lewis, Minneapolis, Minn. Necktie and collar fastener
Cole, Mary A., et al. (See Pinckney, Chauncey M., assignor.)
Cole, Percy, Pipestone, Minn. Bag-holder - . .'
Cole, Percy, Pipestone, Minn. Bag-holder
Cole. Samuel G., assignor of one-half to I. Leahmann, Carson, Minn. Axle-skein
Cole, Sherman M., Anamosa, Iowa. Measuring-pump
Cole, Warren, Jr., Keokuk, Iowa. Axle-lubricator
Cole, Wesley, Menomonee, Wis. Drag-saw
Cole, Williarvi H., et al. (See Copeland, David W., assignor.)
■Cole, William R. (See Jackson and Cole.)
Cole, William R., Pottsville, Pa. Combined hat and coat hanger
No.
306,322
295,737
300,955
301,680
301.681
302,105
302,622
305,742
303,362
294,013
302,893
293,421
304,173
305,743
295,738
.309,002
295,907
292,100
304,076
300,220
292,536
298,555
293,422
301,682
303,807
300,221
304,077
303.0C2
309,819
303.621
299.741
291,29C
301,964
294,852
309,132
294,. 583
302,322
307,101
291,1.53
296,530
302,650
291,693
309,378
300,576
297,501
303,985
296,135
305,572
305,794
296,531
302,894
307,708
Date.
Oct. 7
Mar. 25
June 24
July 8
July 8
July 15
July 29
Sept. 30
A^ug. 12
Feb. 26
Aug. 5
Feli. 12
Aug. 26
Sept. 30
Mar. 25
Dec. 23
Apr. 1
Jan. 15
Aug. 26
June 10
Jan. 29
May 13
Feb. 12
Jrdy 8
Aug. 19
June 10
Aug. 26
Nov. 18
Dec. 30
Aug. 19
Jxiue 3
Jan. 1
July 15
Mar. 11
Dec. 9
Mar 4
July 22
Oct. 28
Jan. 1
Apr. 8
July 29
Jan, 8
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
p.
CO
Dec. 16 107
383
1776
1864
777
778
1314
2012
1908
607
1584
16
846
1659
1909
1777
1376
18
1353
1531
923
1937
743
847
779
1172
924
1531
843
1650
949
319
354
1139
628
742
302
1599
1422
173
805
2044
866
June 17
Apr. 22
Aug. 26
1378
2037
1411
Apr. 1 288
Sept. 23 ; 1675
Sept. 30 , 1970
Ai)r. 8 . 805
Aug. 5 16
Nov. 4 I 386
302,323 July 22 1601
103
494
511
213
213
550
532
107
439
5
229
C453
1454
532
494
370
5
380
420
249
541
209
229
214
C321
) 322
249
f420
14-21
228
448
259
81
100
C314
1.315
174
200
83,84
439
380
51
222
{SGO
) 5iJl
■ 242
269
381
556
389
82
460
547
222
5,6
100
439
o
29
20
27
28
28
28
28
28
28
26
28
26
1 28
28
26
29
27
26
28
27
26
27
26
28
1 28
27
1 28
29
29
28
27
26
^28
26
29
28
29
26
27
[28
26
29
27
27
28
27
28
28
21
28
29
28
70
11G8
1288
150
150
257
394
1195
572
744
459
596
777
1195
1169
977
6
260
754
1102
377
675
597
150
683
1102
754
545
1046
642
980
64
223
943
847
880
312
287
33
160
399
161
916
1194
400
732
57
1146
1207
160
459
442
312
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Al2)Jiahetical list of patentees — Continued.
59
Name, residence, and invention.
Cane-planting machine .
■Coleman, Charles C, Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaiian Islands.
Coleman, Frederick, Dion, N. Y. Two-wheeled vehicle
Coleman, James K. (See Hansgen and Coleman.)
Coleman, John E. "W., San Francisco, Cal. Keversible scraper for scraping away old pa-
per, calcimine, &c., from walls
Coleman, John L., Jr., AVattsborongh, Va. Kotary peg-cntter
Coleman, Michael S., New York, K. Y. DumpiDg-hoat
Coleman, Nathan, Oneida, Kiins. Cultivator
Coleman, Pressley, Hay sville, Pa. Switch-stand
Coles, David H., New York, N. Y. Sewing-machine table
Coles, David fl., New York, N. Y., assignor to himself, A. G. Darwin, Glen Eidge, J. C.
Beach, Bloomtield, N. J., and H. W. Guernsey, Brooklyn, N. Y. Sewing-machiiie
Coles, Erskine A., assignor of one-fovirth to F. W. Troemner, Philadelphia, Pa. Machine
for cutting sheet metal into oval forms
Coles, Henri H., assignor to H. Troemner, Philadelphia, Pa. Grindiugmill
Collamore, Robert G. S., Boston, Mass. Adjustable butt-hinge ."
Collar, Allen P. (See Pugh, John "W., assignor.)
Collar, Eoyal E., et al. (See Heston, AVilliam, assignor.)
Collard, Richard M., New York, N. Y. Extension-case for pencils
Collard, Richard M., assignor to L. "W. Fairchild, New York, N. Y. Pencil
Collard, Richard M., assignor to L. "W. Fairchild, New York, N. Y. Combined pen-holder,
pencil, and tooth-pick
Collard, Richard M., assignor to L. "W. Fairchild, New York, N. Y. Case for pencils and
simOar implements
Collender, Hugh W. , New York, N. Y. Billiard-table cushion
CoUender, Hugh W., New York, N. Y. Pool triangle and box
Pool-rack
Pool-rack '.
Pool-rack
Pool-rack
Collenderj HughTV., andS. DeGaetano, New York, N. Y.; said De Gaetano assignor to said
Collender. Pool-rack
Colliau, Victor, Detroit, Mich. Furnace :
CoUie, John "W. (See Foster and Collie.)
Collier, Clinton, Chicago, HI. Soap-mold
Ceilings, Edward Z., Camden, N. J., and C. F. Pike, Philadelphia, Pa. Disinfecting sew-
CoUender, Huah "W., New York, N. Y.
Collender, Hugh "W., New York, N. Y.
Collender, Hugh "W., New York, N. Y.
Collender, Hugh "W., New York, N. Y.
Collins, Charles E., Baltimore, Md. Lubricator
Collins Company. (See Chapman, Luke, assignor.)
Collins, Comelious, Ormanville, assignor of two-thirds to J. B. and W. TV. Ennis, Ottumwa,
Iowa. Bag-fastener
Collins, Dennis, New Hampton, Iowa. Gate
CoUins, Eli, Little Rock, Ark. Spectacle-frame ,
CoUms, Francis M. (See Rickart, John W"., assignor.)
CoUins, Joseph E., assignor' of one-half to J. M. Simmons, Oak Centre, Tfis. Calk attach-
ment for anvils -
Collins, Joseph S. (See TJlmer and Collins.)
Collins, Joseph AT., Gloucester, Mass. Adjustable marine drag
Collins, Joyeux, Tyro, Ark. Cultivating-harrow
Collins, Kins R., deceased, (E. D. Richmond, Hart, Mich., executor.) Artificial leg
Collins, Rosser (3-., "Winchester, Va. Garment-clasp
Collins, Thomas "W"., assignor of one-half to A. H. Smith & Co., New York, N. Y. Fasten-
ing diamonds in tools
Collins, "William, Perham, Minn. Bundle-carrier for grain-binders
Collins, "William, Perham, Minn. Bundle-carrier for grain-binders
Collins, "WUliam H. (See Smith and CoUins.)
CoUis, John, Dcs Moines, Iowa, assignor of one-half to "W. P. CoUis, New York, N. Y. Au-
tomatic pressure-regulator
CoUis, WiUiam P. (See CoUis, John, assignor.)
Collyer, Robert H., Southwark, county of Surrey, England. Treatment of flax in the
retting or steeping process
Colman, "WiUiam A., Rockville, Ind. Bird-cage
Colony, Charles "W., Sandy Creek. N. Y. Fire and water proof paint
Colt, Alvah M., Batavia, ir. Y. Clamp
Colton, Arthur L. , Milwaukee, "Wis. Letter-file and cabinet
Colton & Co., G. D. (See Anderson, Abraham, assignor.)
Colton, George A., assignor of one-half to H. C. Hooker, Syracuse, N. Y. Lathe-chuck
Colton, George A., assignor of one-haU'to H. C. Hooker, Syracuse, N. Y. Lathe-chuck
Colton. Henry C, Montpelier, Vt. Harness-buckle
Colts Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Company. (See Brewer, Roland L., assignor.)
Colts Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Company. " . . ■ ~ - -
Colts Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Company.
Colts Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Company.
Colts Patent Fire- Arms Manufacturing Company.
Columbia, Dana L., Ravenswood, lU., assignor to E. & T. Fairbanks & Co.
Vt. Platform-scale
Columbia Electric Light and Manufacturing Company. (See Dennis, Thomas L., assignor.)
Columbus Hay Tool Company. (See Grosscup, Fred P., assignor.)
Columbus Machine Company. (See Ambos, Herman F., assignor.)
Colvin, Henry F., assignor to Rue Manufacturing Comiiany, Philadelphia, Pa. Injector ..
Colvin, Henry F., assignor to Rue Manufacturing Company, PhUadelphia, Pa. Injector ..
Colvin, Isaac L., Olney, HI. Ditching-plow ,
Colwell, Augustus AV., New York, N. Y. Furnace for the combustion of wet fuel
(See Ebbets, Carl .J., assignor.)
(See FiaiikUu, AVilliam B., assignor.)
(See Loid, Horace, assignor.)
(See^AVarnant, Jean, assignor.)
" " I St. Johnsbury,
Combs, John, assignor of one-half to C. A. Thomas, Rushville, Ohio. AVrench
Combs, Richard B., Cincinnati. Ohio. ATire fence
Comeaux, Jules, Plaquemine, La. Plow attachment
Comegys, Henry C. A. B. Holmes, and D. Boucher, Scranton, Pa. Car-coupling
Comings, "William R., Norwalk, Ohio. Apparatus for indicating temperatures of distant
No.
303,808
292,896
304,909
300.577
298,608
291,577
292,897
299,353
308,750
301,566
303,708
310,033
300,093
291,297
291,879
300.3.16
292.990
294,200
293,857
296,136
296.137
296,532
294,584
295,355
305,293
297,229
291,154
293,564
294,853
308,344
301,567
300,764
301,214
295,675
306,059
299,055
291,985
29.S,449
308,030
304,910
304,174
304,011
302,100
298,450
295,229
295,230
298,351
303,122
302.543
303,986
304,295
308,951
299,962
301,683
295,149
299,623
294,201
Date.
.Aug. 19
Feb. 5
Sept. 9
June 17
May 13
Oaii. 8
Feb. 5
May 27
Dec. 2
July 8
Aug. 19
Dec. 30
June 17
Jan. 1
Jan. 15
June 17
Feb. 5
Feb. 26
Mar. 25
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
Apr. 8
Mar. 4
Mar. 18
Sept. 16
Apr. 22
Jan. 1
Feb. 12
Mar. 11
Nov. 25
July 8
June 24
July 1
Mar. 25
Oct. 7
May 20
Jan. 15
May 13
Nov. 11
Sept. 9
Au2. 26
Sept. 9
Jrily 15
May 13
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
May 13
Aiig. 5
July 29
Aug. 26
Sept. 2
Dec. 9
June 10
Julv 8
Mar. 18 ' 1018
June 3 I 157
Monthly
volume.
05
1173
145
823
1380
890
709
146
1745
221
629
1046
1918
1551
354
1095
1098
261
1849
1931
289
291
806
304
1284
1316
1693
175
1006
029
1209
631
1643
180
1698
34
1374
1223
621
794
824
1660
825
1315
623
1125
1126
514
303
1897
1412
11
506
578
80
322
38,39
223
381
248
199
39
502
58
174
287
516
426
101
305
298
72
504
534
83
83
223
84
356
C361
i362
460
51
277
174
331
174
450
48
470
7
391
341
I 176
1 177
218
454
Feb. 26 i 1851
363
:i77
i 178
310
311
140
84
521
390
4
; 133
I 134
' 155
214
382
39
505
Official
Gazette.
28
26
28
27
27
26
26
27
29
23
28
29
27
26
26
27
26
26
26
27
27
27
26
26
[28
27
26
28
27
28
26
29
27
26
h7
29
28
23
28
28
26
26
27
28
683
470
979
1195
702
133
470
882
740
121
658
1097
1226
64
212
1144
490
786
1197
57
57
161
880
1073
1074
335
33
626
943
622
122
1246
36
1155
801
235
652
528
979
778
979
257
652
1043
1043
632
511
374
732
817
798
1041
150
1024
949
786
60
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volnme.
03
M
Official
Gazette.
Commercial Telegram Company. (See Tield, Stephen D., assignor.)
Compagnie HoniUfere do Bess6ges. (See Marsaut, Jean B.. assignor.)
Companion Sewing Machine Company. (See Healey, C. "Wallace, assignor.)
Company of Vulcan. (See Graham, Daniel M., assignor.)
Compton, Ja.sper B., and E. J. Lane, Williams, Cal. Car-coupling
Compton, ■William A., Liberty Comer, N. J. Machine for planing and printing wood
Comstock, Albert S., et al. (See Bradford, Addison, assignor.)
Comstoek, Arnold P., et al. (See Stanton, Lafayette J., assignor.)
Comstock, Ben.iamin S., New York, N. T. Steam-generator
Comstock, Charles J. (See Comstock, Ehen C, assignor.)
Comstock, Chester, New Canaan, Conn, Steam-radiator
Comstock, Eben C, assignor to himself and C. J. Comstock, Springport, Mich. Spring-
tooth harrow -
Comstock, Francis M., assignor to E. T. Hughes, "W. M. Irwin, 0. S. Whitney, and E. M.
Stafford, Keokuk, Iowa. Brick-machine
Comstock, Francis M., assignor of one-fourth to G.Q.Adams, Keokuk, Iowa. Fence-machine
Comstock, William T. , New York, N. Y. Leveling-instrument
Conant, George, Marshfield, Mass. Device for preserving eggs
Conant, George A., Littleton, Mass. Bluing-paper
Conant, George P., Geneva Late, Wis., assignor of one-half to A. E. Lytle and K. B. Smith,
Chicago, HI. Electric call-bell
Gonde, Xlonzo B., Albany, N. Y. Hame-fastener
Conde, Cornelius S. andE. A., Batavia, 111. Horse-cleaning machine
Conde, Edwin A. (See Conde, Cornelius S. and E. A.)
Cond6, Swits, Oswego, N. Y. Shirt -
Condict, Nathan W., Jr., et al. (See Eose, Thomas, assignor.)
Condict, Nathan W., Jr., Jersey City, N. J. Pump
Condict, Nathan W., Jr., Jersey City, N. J. Absorber for ice-machines
Condit, Ezekiel C, Kansas City, Mo. Furnace-joint
Condit, Israel D., Jr., Millburn, N. J. Eetort deoxidizing-fumace
Condon, Enfns B., Belfast, Me. Navigable vessel
Cone, Frank W., et al. (See Brainard, Joseph W., assignor.)
Congdou, Albert F., Philadelphia, assignor to W. Eennyson, Norristown, Pa. Telephone
Congdon, Albert F., Philadelphia, assignor to W. Eennyson, Norristown, Pa. Transmit-^
ting-telephone ',
Congdon, Isaac H. (See Mertsheimer, Frederick, assignor.)
Congdon, Isaac H., Omaha, Ncbr. Water-closet funnel of railway-cars
Congdon, Isaac H., Omaha, Nebr. Oil-cup
Congdon. Joseph H., Anthony, E. I. Stand for drawing-roPs of spinning and other machines
Conklin, Calvin W., et al. (See Taber, Franldin P., assignor.) (Eeissue.)
Conklin, Edward E. , Wauseon, Ohio. Wheel-cultivator "T
Conklin, Linley H., Willow Creek, Minn. Grain-spout for thrashing-machines ,
Conley, William, Cedarville, Ohio. Lawn-rake
Conly, Mahlon S., assignor of two-thirds to T. H. Butler and O. E. Weaver, Indianapolis,
Ind. Condenser for ammonia ice-making apparatus
Conly, Mahlon S., assignor of two-thirds to T. H. Butler and 0. E. Weaver, Indianapolis,
Ind. Absorber for ammonia ice-making apparatus -..-
Conly, Mahlon S., assignor of two-thirds to T. H. Butler and O. E. Weaver, Indianapolis,
Ind. Eetort for ammonia ice-making apparatus
Conn, Charles G., Elkhart, Ind. Comet
Connell & Dengler. (See Haips. Thomas, assignor.)
Connell, George P., et al. (See Weaver, John, assignor.)
Connell, John, Eochester, N. Y. Machine for lapping hoops i
Connelly, Barney W., assignortoD.E. McNeill and B.B.Porter, San Francisco, Cal. Eire-
Mndler
Connelly, John S., Pittsburg, Pa. Gas-governor
Conner,' Charles, Ashtabula, Ohio. Wire wrapping or covering machine
Conner & Co., Lewis D. (See Sanker, Curtis J., assignor.)
Conner, Edward P., Santa Eosa, Cal. Door-securer, &c
Conner, Edward P., Alameda, Cal. Copy-book
Conner, James M., New York, N. Y. Type-castmg mold
Conner, John, Jr., Cannonsburg, and H. A. Otto. Allegheny, Pa. Well-drilling machine . .
Conner, Theodore M. (See Conner, Thompson M. and'T. M.)
Conner, Thompson M. and T. M., Eiohmond. Ind. Eoller-skate
Conner, W. E., et al. (Sec Hall, Theodore F., assignor.)
Connett, Matthew F., Springfield, 111. Check-row attachment for corn-planters
Connett, Matthew F., Springfield. HI. Check-row-line guide for com -planters . -
Connett, Matthew F., assignor of two-thirds to C. A. Orr, Springfield, HI. Machine forj
making wire and picket fence S
Connolly, Anthony A., Washington, D. C. Protector for telephonic and telegraphic in-
struments
Connolly, .John. (See Dowling and Connolly.)
Connolly, John F., et al. (See Jordan, Mictael, assignor.)
Connolly, Patrick, Brooklyn, N. Y. Water-closet
Connolly, Thomas A., Washington, D. C. Automatic electric switch
Connolly. William, South Norwalk, Conn. Drip-pan for sewing-machines
Connor, Joseph, Philadelphia, Pa. Pipe-coupling
Conover, Emeline H. , Washington, D. C. Thread-spool . -
Conover, Jacob A., New York, N. Y., assignor to A. F. Childs, Washington, D. C.
table
Conover, JamejF., New York, N. Y. Lamp-bracket for musical instruments
Conover, Philip V., Hvalde, Tex. Saw-tooth
Leaf-
Conrad, Adam, Chicago, HI., assignor of one-half to A. Dickinson. Elevator for bags, &o..
Conrad, Christopher F., Adrian, Mich. Pump for fire-extinguishers, &o
Conraetz, WUliara, assi,gnortoL. Merlet &Co., Vienna, Austria- Hungary. Eolling-machine.
Conrath, George T., Warren, Pa. Device for lowering coffins into graves
Consolidated Electric Light Company. (See Knowles and Idell, assignors.)
Consolidated Safety Valve Company. (See Richardson, George W., assignor.)
Consolidated Telephone Company. (See Shaver, George F., assignor.)
Corstable, Marmaduke. (See Herrenschmidt and Constable.)
Constant, Jacob , Decatur, HI. Two-wheeled vehicle
300,765
291,155
300,446
294,854
291,840
396.276
304,175
294,014
297,676
302,544
296,729
294,202
298,352
298,178
309,335
309.336
292,537
291,298
307,438
303,809
303,810
292,472
296,390
304,296
302,107
291,986
308,751
294,763
297,502
298,669
295,981
292,157
308,140
297,113
298,179
299,742
308,141
293,633
300,222
302,241
296,533
304,176
301,806
291,299
296,822
295,356
299,743
296,678
306,902
293,565
303,987
302,710
294,015
293,952
301,807
294,366
June 24
Jan. 1
June 17
Max. 11
Jan. 8
Apr. 1
Aug. 26
Feb. 26
Apr. 29
July 29
Apr. 15
Feb. 26
May 13
May 6
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Jan. 29
Jan. 1
Nov. 4
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Jan. 29
Apr. 8
Sept. 2
July 15
Jan. 15
Deo. 2
Mar. 11
Apr. 22
May 13
Apr. 1
Jan. 22
Nov. 18
Apr. 22
May 6
June 3
Nov. 18
Feb. 19
June 10
July 22
Apr. 8
Aug. 26
July 8
Jan. 1
Apr. 15
M.ar. 18
June 3
Apr. 8
Oct. 21
Feb. 12
Aug. 26
July 29
Feb. 26
Feb. 19
July 8
Mar. 4
1644
175
1223
630
1033
479
1661
1585
2277
1898
1053
1851
515
273
1029
1030
1938
357
30
1175
1176
1842
636
12
1315
1225
224
512
2038
892
109
1424
935
1539
273
320
936
1088
925
1487
1665
939
357
1166
1285
321
989
1130
1006
1413
2117
1586
1614
941
32
450
51
334
175
288
134
454
440
619
297
505
140
70
272
273
542
101
8
322
:3-33
;323
513
175
4
364
341
58
:142
143
556
248
33
399
256
425
70
81
256
301
249
412
223
455
C255
{256
101
328
;356
i 357
82
277
300
277
390
.581
:440
'441
418
256
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26
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303,622 Aug. 19
950 260 28 642
imrrED states patent office, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
61
Xarac, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
voliune.
Official
Gazette.
36
M
cS
Pi
597
4G0
1002
1247
490
779
949
747
399
604
760
23
1231
727
898
l.n
1120
948
1231
578
290
349
23
139
139
847
860
1041
330
215
1256
257
206
545
1039
981
57
1016
835
1017
151
977
740
215
161
57
1043
931
532
23
907
1226
257
875
924
779
161
290
Contant, Panl, Reims, France. Sampling-tube
Continental Cash Car Company of Baltimore. (See Clark, Milton, assignor.)
Continental Cash Car Company of Baltimore. (See Elliott, Gilbert H., assignor.)
Continental Gas Engine Company. (See Gaume, Charles J. B., assignor.)
Continental Glycerine Company. (See Michaud, Edmond F. and E. N., assignors.)
Converse, Edmund C. (See Manby, Charles E., assignor.)
Converse, Lewis H., St. Louis, Mo. ilachine for bundling wood
Converse, Lyman P., Chicago, 111., assignor to Water-Proof Fabric Company, of New York.
Substance' for rendering fabrics water-proof
Converse, Maschil D., Xew Torjc, N. T. Nail-extractor
Converse, Morton E., Wincheudon, Mass. Machine for cuttingheads of boxes
Conway, Andrew J., assignor to himself and E. TV. Tfest, Jr., Belleville, 111. Trap
Conway, Frederick, Butfalo, N. T. Trace-buckle
Conway, George M., Milwaukee, "Wis. Valve-gear
Conway, George 0. S., Stonefield, Quebec, assignor to himself, F. Fairman, and J. Cooper,
Montreal, Canada. Car-brake .".
Conway, George O. S:, Stonefield, Quebec, assignor of two-thirds to J. Cooper and F. Fair-
man, "Montreal, Canada. Car-coupling
Conway, George 0. S., Stonefield, Quebec, assignor of two-thirds to J. Cooper and F. Fair-
man, Montreal, Canada. Eail way-car ,.
Conwell, James S. , E vanston. 111. Band lamp and torch support '..
Conwell, Joseph A., Tineland, N. J. Distributtng-roUer for mucilage, gum, &c
Cook, Abner S., Burlington. Iowa. Letter-box
Cook, August B. , Lawreuceburg. Ind. Point or strainer for drive- wells
Cook & Bemhtimer. (See ChahTU, Henry A., assignor.)
Cook, Burton H., Brooklyn. N. T. Ash-sifter
Cook, Charles. (See Meinikheim. Bernard G., assignor.)
Cook, Charles. (See Sawyers, Theodore K., assignor.)
Cook, Charles A., New York, N. Y. Handle
Cook, Charles 0., assignor to J. Beard and F. Earl, Oswego, N. T. Bung-extractor
Cook, Charles TV.. Holyoke, Mass. Stationery -package
Cook, Christian, Baltimore, Md. Coal-bucket
Cook, Cornelius. (See Cook, John H. and C.)
Cook, Egbert C, Chicago, 111. Portable hammock-support
Cook, Emmanuel T., assignor of one-half to D. K. Burroughs, Alexander, Tex. Boot and
shoe box
Cook, Frank B., andF. F. Graves, Toledo, Ohio. Telephone
Cook, Frederic, New Orleans, La. Bale-tie
Cook, Frederic, New Orleans, La. Bale-tie
Cook, Frederic, New Orleau.s. La. Bale-tie band
Cook, George "W. F. (Sf e I'rice, Cook, and Price.)
Cook, Henry, LeadviUe. Colo. Inhaler for ansesthetics
Cook, Henry C. (See Vaudercook, Frank E., assignor.)
Cook, Hugo, Lima, Ohio. Cut-off governor
Cook, James B., assignor to F. C. Swift, Tarmonth, and A. F. Edson, Barnstable, Mass.,
trustees. Sliding-door lock
Cook, John A., Buffalo, N. T. Combined pencil-sharpener, eraser, &c
Cook, JohnH., Xenia, assignor of one-half to C. T. and H. M. Evans, Clay County, lU.
Hand-car I
Cook, John H. and C, Brifton, Pa. Detachable handle for picks
Cook, John "W., et al. (See Downs, Ben,iamin J., assignor.)
Cilook, Joseph. (See Grimmett and Cook.)
Cook, Joseph, assignor to Sinker, Davis & Co.. Indi.anapolis, Ind. Saw-miU set- works
(I!ook, Joseph, assignor to Sinker, Davis & Company, Indianapolis, Ind. Saw-miU feed
mechanism
Cook, Joseph A., ei al. (See Taber, Franklin P., assignor.) (Eeissue.)
(^ook, Joseph A., Auburn, N. Y. Corru-gated pan for salt-making
Cook, Josiah D. . Toledo, Ohio. Cleaning reservoirs
Cook, Marcus E., TVallingford, Conn. Eoad-scraper
Cook, Martin K., et al. (See Halvorson, Halvor. assignor.)
Cook, Eoswell F., assignor to E. Remington & Sons, Dion, N. Y. Magazine for fire-arms.
(iook, Sheldon P. . Minneapolis. Minn. Grain-drier -
Cook, Simeon S., TVoonsocket, R. I. Machine for cutting meat and vegetables
Cook, Theodore A. . Brooklyn, N. Y. Cabbage-slicer
Cook, Thomas, as8i,gnor of one-half to L. M. Tucker, Columbus, Miss. Compression-
pump
Cook, Thomas H., Owego, N. Y. Stone-dressing machine
Cook, Thomas R., Arcadia, Ind. Automatic gate
Cook, Truman A., deceased; A. Cloughly, Long Branch, N. J., executor. Submerged
feathering paddle-wheel
Cook, "William A. (See Briggs, Francis M., assignor.)
Cooke, Albert "W., Boston, Mass. Book for holding postage and other stamps
Cooke, Allen, Danville, 111. Steam bell-ringer
Cooke, David "W., Franklin, Teun. Steam traction tug-boat
Cooke & Eddv. (See Hagerty. John, assignor.)
Cooke, Francis C,,Whitehall,"N.Y. Apparatus for measuring the lineal feet of work done
by a wood-working machine
Cooke, Henry A . , Ocala, Fla. Compound for making bricks, artificial stone, &c
Cooke, James C, Orange, !^ . J. Guitar
Cooke, John, Richmond, county of York, Ei.gland. Apparatus for cultivating the soil
Cooke, Osbom R., Salem, Ohio." Sash-fastener -
Cooke, Thomas, assignor of one-half to "W. Yates. Philadelphia, Pa. Regulator for damp-
ers.
293,423
302,895
295,113
300,766
292,991
304,177
299,624
298,828
302,651
308,304
308,830
295,982
305,895
298,733
304,017
301,684
310,123
304,800
305,890
298,180
292,204
302,469
295,983
306,584
306,585
309,133
294,585
299,963
302,384
296,730
306,001
302,108
306,811
308,063
305,149
299,744
296,138
305,050
294,367
299,910
301,685
306,060
309,603
308,752
296,728
306,674
296,139
295,231
299,745
303,213
295,984
309,337
300,694
Feb. 12
Aug. 5
Mar. 11
June 24
Feb. 5
Aug. 26
June 3
May 20
July 29
Nov. 18
Dec, 2
Apr. 1
Sept. 30
Mav 20
Sept. 2
July 8
Dec. 30
Sept. 9
Sept. 30
May 6
Jan. 22
July 22
Apr. 1
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
Dec. 9
Mar. 4
June 10
July 22
Apr. 15
Sept. 30
July 15
Oct. 21
Nov. 18
Sept. 16
June 3
Apr. 1
.'^pt. 16
Mar. 4
June 3
July 8
Oct. 7
Dec. 23
Dec. 2
Apr. 15
Oct. 14
Apr. 1
Mar. IS
June 3
Aug. 5
Apr. 1
Dec. 16
June 17
1 309,204
294,768
Dec. 16
Mar. 11
Cooke, William J. (See Dupont and Cooke.)
Cookus. James H.. Eagle City, Iowa. Chum
Cooley, Albert, Osceola, Iowa, Hay-stacker
Cooley, Truman, Brockport, N. Y. Knitting-machine ' 304,178 Aug. 26
'Toombs, John, assignor to Southwestern Implement Company, Springfield, Mo. Hay-? ggj^ gg^
stacker T. 5 '
848
18
969
1(;45
263
16C0
159
1095
2045
1147
335
110
2103
982
440
781
2043
606
2104
274
1489
1789
111
717
718
742
306
579
1685
1054
2232
1317
1017
843
1115
322
293
992
35
503
784
35
1376
225
1051
837
294
1129
323
416
111
1031
1552
230
302,109 Julv 15 I 1318
848
518
1667
450
72
455
39
306
561
313
88
33
583
273
121
214
547
183
584
21
418
490
33
188
189
200
85
155
462
297
619
364
269
229
306
82
84
272
10
133
215
7,8
(370
^371
59
296
221
84,85
(311
i312
82
Jan. 8 867
Coon, James H.
Coon, .Tames H,,
34
273
426
364
226
144
455
456
(242
^243
(See Terrell, Pleasant A., assignor.)
Des Moines, Iowa. Applying barbs to fence-wire ■ 292,205
Jan. 22 1490 i 419
28
26
27
26
28
27
27
28
29
29
27
28
27
28
28
29
28
28
27
26
28
27
29
29
29
26
27
28
27
28
28
29
29
28
27
27
28
26
27
28
29
1 29
29
27
29
27
ho
28
27
29
27
28
29
26
>26
26
62
ESTDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
JTame, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
w
in
R
f419
H20
323
547
^26
28
27
27
28
84
28
200
29
85
27
133
456
27
28
(185
U86
449
}28
29
462
84
28
28
306
28
357
26
547
85
223
175
238
130
28
26
27
27
29
26
230
26
110
29
357
418
26
26
328
6
27
27
82
343
27
29
250
27
49
420
9
28
26
29
341
392
313
29
27
29
143
26
84,85
344
110
28
29
29
69
' 416
85
29
27
28
35
26
188
143
174
34
571
557
51,52
102
362
27
28
28
27
26
27
26
26
28
73
26
Coon, James H., Des Moines, Iowa. Wire-barbing machine
Coon, Melzar W., "Walla Walla, Wash. Ter. Combined wagon-jack and tire-tightener
Coon, Koscoe, and D. D. Hahn, San Francisco, Cal. Car-coupling
Coons, Frederick W., St. Louis, Mo. Engraving marble and granite
Coons, Eobert EC., Marion County, Mo. Eemedy for hog-cholera
Coons, Vincent H. (See Bacher, Ernest, assignor.)
Cooper, Albert. (See Jones and Cooper.)
Cooper, Charles A., Chicago, HI., assignor to himself and H. E. Thompson, Duluth, Minn.
Carpet-stretcher
Cooper, Charles B., assignor to National Sheet Metal Eoofing Company, INew York, If. Y.
Metal-roofing plate
Cooper & Co., C. & Gr. (See Eairchtld, Frank L., assignor.)
Cooper, Edward A., Buffalo, N. Y. Harness-pad tree.
Cooper, Edward A., assignor of one-fourth to F. Sibley, Buffalo, If. Y. Fastening device
for wire fences
Cooper, Edward A., and F. Sibley, Buffalo, N. Y. Educational toy
Cooper, Edward P. (See Sbatfer, Joseph, assignor.)
Cooper, George N., assignor to himself and Claik & Dow, Haverhill, Mass. Wire-naili
machine .
Cooper, Gerald, Pawtucket, R. I. Clearing-wheel for knitting-machines '.
Cooper, Harry, assignor of two-thirds to W. W. Coulson, San Antonio, Tex. Adjustable
bench-hook
Cooper, Henry, assignor of one-half to G. W. Toms, Newark, N. J. Button
Cooper, James, et al. (See Conway. George O. S., assignor.)
Cooper, James O. (See Cooper, John L., assignor.)
Cooper, John, and H. Bicg, Brooklyn, N. Y. Drain and sewer pipe
Cooper, John L., San Francisco, Cal., assignor to J. 0. Cooper, Portland, Oreg. Appara-
tus for cleaning ships' sides, &c
Cooper, Samuel D. (See Peckham and Cooper.)
Cooper, Theodore, New York, N. Y. Draw-bridge
Cooper, William, Now York, N. Y. Game apparatus, calendar, and clock
Cooper, William H., assignor to M. Seward & Son, New Haven, Conn. Carriage-perch iron.
Cope, Ezra, Hamilton, Ohio. Printing by sunlight or other light, and apparatus therefor. .
Cope, Ezra, Hamilton, Ohio. Solar-printing apparatus
Cope, Henry P., assignor of one-half to J. H. Bissell, Detroit, Mich. Eouter-plane
Cope, Josiah. (See Mong and Cope.)
Copeland & Bacon. (See Bacon, Earle C, assignor.)
Copeliind, Brommie, and F. Wright, Salem, N. Y. Extensible latch
Copeland, Charles F., assignor to J. Harris, trustee, Boston, Mass. Automatic hydrocar-
bon-feeding iipparatus for carburetors
Copeland, David W., assignor of seven-tenths to M. H. Bronson, Lowville, and W. H. Cole,
Leyden, N. Y. Kailway-gate
Copithom, John T., assignor of one-half to E. H. Stndley, Boston, Mass. Mold
Copley, Edward, J. F. Seldomridge, and G. De La Vergne, Colorado Springs, Colo. Jour-
nal-ibearlng
Copp, Monroe M., Batavia, N. Y. Gynecological chair
Coppel, Alexander. (See Kaldenbach, Friedrich W., assignor.)
Coppes, Frank. (See (ioppes, John D., assignor.)
Coppes, John D., assignor of one-half to F. Coppes, Nappanee, Ind. Skid-holder
Coppock, James H., Deer Creek, Ind. Sawing-machine
Coram, George B. (See Dennis and Coram.)
Coram, John C, assignor to Dennis Cash Carrier Company, Lowell, Mass. Switch for
cash-railways
Coram, Joseph A., et al. (See Dennis and Coram, assignors.)
Corben, Charles F., eJ aZ. (See Hanna and Eamshaw, assignors.)
Corbett, John, Berlin Falls, N. H. Halter ;
Corbett, Philip F., Boston, Mass. Clamp
Corbett, Philip F., Boston, Mass. Clamp
Corbett. Thomas M. (See Crocker, Kichard, assignor.)
Corbin Cabinet Lock Company. (See Cowles, George B., assignor.)
Corbin Cabinet Lock Company. (See Gory, Emanuel G., assignor.)
Corbin Cabinet Lock Company. (See Mix, Frank W., assignor.)
Corbin Cabinet Lock Company. (See Mis, Frank W.. assignor.) (Reissue.)
Corbin, Donald R., Brookl;\-n, N. Y. Bracelet, ring, &c
Corbin, George W., Jamestown, Ind. Ironing-table
Corbin, Jay S., Gouverneur, N. Y. Combined harrow and seeder
Corbin, P. <fc F. (See Arens, Aug-nst, assignor.)
Corbin, P. & F. (See Sparks, William E., assignor.)
Corbns, John. (See Ramsey, John W., assignor.)
Corcoran, Mathew, Sterling, HI. Machine for trnssing tubs
Corcoran, William. (See Leonard and Corcoran.)
Corcoran, William, San Francisco, Cal. Rock-pulverizer
Corder, Jesse W., Grand Rapids, Mich. Fire-escape
Cordes, Frederick D., New York. N. Y. Fire-kindler
Cordesman & Egan Company. (See Thomas, John R., assignor.)
C jrdesman, Henry J. , Cincinnati, Ohio. Band-sawing-machine table
Cordrey, Charles K., Bellefontaine, Ohio. Locomotive draw-bar lifter
Cordtz, Henry, Chio.igo, HI. Metallic fence
Core, Charles B. (See Thomas and Core.)
Corey, George D., assignor of one-half to Woods, Sherwood & Co., Lowell, Mass. Bottle-
stopper
Corey, Jasper W., assignor to Sigwalt Sewing Machine Company, Chicago, HI. Needle-
clamp for sewing-machines
Corlett, WiUiam R., Cleveland, Ohio. Vehicle-spring
Corliss, Charles H., Boston, Mass. Indicator for the game of dominos
Corliss, George H., Providence, R. I. Cross-head
Cormack, George H., Rockford, HI. Millstone-adjusting mechanism
Cormack, George H., Rockford, 111. Oatmeal-machine ,
Cormack, Hamilton M., Maiden, Mass. Gang-plow
Cormack, Hamilton M., Maiden, Mass. Traction-engine
Corn, Abraham, Brooklyn, N. Y. Bolt
Cornelius, Nicholas. (See Stanley and Cornelius.)
Cornelius, Oliver H. P., and G. H. Turner, Turner, Oreg. Alarm-signal for hot journals...
292,206
30;?,811
301.04G
300,049
302,980
303,123
309,134
296,140
299,911
304,179
303,419
309,820
302.385
303,124
305,150
295,357
305,795
294,580
296,534
296,391
306,721
294,724
293,424
308,877
295,358
293,953
296,623
299,520
299,746
307,018
300,223
304,411
292,207
307,439
309,525
299,056
308,305
294,764
303,125
307,019
308,878
306,221
299,114
303,126
294,443
300.050
301,480
301,568
298,068
292,026
297,503
291,150
291,300
305,294
292,992
Jan. 22
Aug. 19
June 24
June 10
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Dec. 9
Apr. 1
June 3
Aug. 26
Aug. 12
Dec. 30
July 22
Aug. 5
Sept. 16
Mar. 18
Sept. 30
Mar. 4
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Oct. 21
Mar. 4
Feb. 12
Deo. 9
Mar. 18
Feb. 19
Apr. 15
June 3
June 3
Oct. 21
June 10
Sept. 2
Jan. 22
Nov. 4
Dec. 23
May 20
Nov. 18
Mar. 11
Ang. 5
Oct. 21
Dec. 9
Oct. 7
May 27
Aug. 5
Mar. 4
June 10
July 8
July 8
May 6
Jan. 29
Apr. 22
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Sept. 16
Peb. 5
1491
1177
1979
691
145
305
743
295
504
1673
676
1651
1086
306
1116
1289
1971
306
810
637
896
464
849
414
1290
1514
1168
20
324
1285
927
162
1494
30
1261
1375
1148
513
306
12=6
415
255
1455
307
133
692
528
631
136
2052
2039
177
359
1317
265
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
AlphaheUcal list of patentees — Continued.
63
Xanie, residence, and invention.
."yo.
Comelins, 'Wilber !F., Muncie, Ind. Mop and brash holder
Cornelius. "Wilber F., Mnncie, Ind. Scrubber
Cornell, Charles H., et al. (See Alien, Charles "W., assignor.)
Cornell, Clarence W., Denver. Colo. Mail-bag
Cornell, Oliver H. P., Albany, N. Y. Railway-g.ite
Comely, Eraile. (See Bertraud, Leon, assignor.)
Comely, Erail, Paris, France. Embroidering-machine
Comely, Emil, Paris. France. Embroidering-machine
Coractt. Robert H.. Empoia, Kans. Vehicle-spring
Coi-nford. George "W., Oliver, assignor to T. M. Tupper, D. Osborne, and J. Van Vleet,
Flint, Mich. Implement for extracting iuice from lemons
Corning, Frederick G., Brooklyn, N. T. Endlcss-cablc-traction railway
Corning. Frederick G.. Brooklyn, assignor of forty-nine oue-hundrcdths to H. Weston,
Kew York, N. Y. Meehauic.il operation of street-cars by endless-cable traction
Cornish. Oscar S.. et al. (St e Curtis, David "W., assignor.)
Cornwall, .John B. (See Leas and Covn-n-all.)
Coronet Corset Company. (See Weeks and Cady, assignors.)
Conigan. Matthew C., HoUyrood, Kans. Fire-escape
CoiTugated Wire Fastening Company. (See Weeks, Horace, assignor.)
Corrugated Wire Fastening Company. (See Woodward and Weeks, assignors.)
Corson, Sil.sbee E. (See Russell, John L., assignor.)
Cortis, Frank A., Meriden, Conn. Transom-lifer. - .
Cory, Abraham M., New Providence. N. J. Universal clock
Coryell, Joe H. (See Coryell. Peter D. and J. H.)
Coryell, Micrs, New York, N. Y. Compound engine
Coryell, Miers, New York, N. Y., assignor to F. M. Wheeler, Montclair, N. J. Combina-
tion air and circulating or water pump
Coryell. Peter D. and J. H., Gliddcn. Iowa. Sorghum-finisher
Cosgrove, Hugh T. (See Schetfcl, August, assignor.)
Cossrove, James, Flatbush, N. Y. Paper baiTel
Costa Correa Leite, Henrique da, Lisbon, Portugal. Paper manufacture from the plant
galega
Date.
CosteUo, John, Attlcborough, Mass. Sleeve button or stud
Costello, -John H.. assignor to F. A. Mulgrew, New York, N. Y. Veneer-cutting machine.
'C6t6, Alphonso. Galway, N. Y. Spring leg-frame
C6t6, Louis. (See Turner and C6t6.)
Cot6, Louis, St. Hyacinthe, Quebec, Canada. Heel-stiffener-shaping machine
Cot6, Louis, St. Hyacinthe, Quebec, Canada. Machine for shaping boot and shoe counters .
Cot6, Lonis, St. Hyacinthe, Quebec, Canada. Heel-naiUng machine
Cot6, N. Joseph, assignor of one-half to J. B. L. Eolland, Jr., Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Lock
Cot6, Napoleon J., Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Heel-stiffener machine-
Cotiart, Jean P., Havana, Cuba. Furnace
Gotten, Jefferson D., Gainesville, Tex. Bottle-stopper
Cottle, Julius 0., and R. Ivie, St. Jo, Tex. Hopple for horses.
Cotlle, Melvin, Scipio, Kans. Shutter
Cottle, 0. T., et al. (See Brown, Azariah K.. assignor.)
, Mount Vernon. Ohio. Window-screen...
(See Bodge, William, assignor.)
(See Morton. Joseph W.. assignor.)
(See Overend, Andrew, .nssignor.)
(See Wilkinson, Henry T. L., assignor.)
Cotton. Houston K.,
Cottrell, Calvert B.
Cot trell, Calvert B.
Cottrell, Calvert B.
Cottrell, Calvert B.
Cottrell, Calvert B.,
Cottrell, Calvert B.,
Cottrell, Calvert B.,
Cottrell, Calvert B.,
Cottrell, Calvert B.,
Westerly, R. I. Pinnting-press
Stonington, Conn. Electrotype and stereotyjie casting pan
Stonington, Conn.
Stonington, (ionn.
Stonington, Conn.
Electrotype and stereotype casting-mold
Delivery apparatus for printing-machines
Sheet-delivery apparatus for printing-machines. .
Cotti-eU, Calvert B., Stonington, Conn. Cutting apparatus for printing-presses
Cottrell, Calvert B., Stonington, Conn. Reversing mechanism for machinery
Cottrell, Herbert, Newark, N. J. Ice-creeper
Cottrell, Herbert, Newark, N. J. Device for attaching telegraph-wires to posts and insu-
lating them therefrom
Cottrell, James K. P., ct al. (See Simmons, Benson, assignor.)
Cottrell, Jesse D. , Central Falls, R. I. Variable escapement
Cottrell, Jesse D. , Central Falls, R. I. Let-off mechani.sm for looms
Coty, Joseph, Joliet, HI. Railway-crossing gate
Couch, Albert C, Boston, Mass. Flexible mirror for hat-tips and other purposes
C!ouch, Albert C, Boston, Mass. Hat-tip
Couch, Albert C, Boston, Mass. Sweat-band for hats
Couch, John P., et al. (See Evans, George R., assignor.)
Coudrey, .Axna M. (See GetcheU, Ellen S., assignor.)
Coulson, Robert. (See Ryan, Patrick, assignor.)
Coulson, William AV. (See Cooper, Harry, assignor.)
Coulter, David. (See Long, James N., assignor.)
Coulter, William B., Bristol, Conn. Trunk or box fastener
Coulter, William F., Clarksville, Tenn. Furnace for curing tobacco
Counselman, Lawrence W., et al. (See Baldwin, George E. D., assignor.)
Coup, John, D. McCnrdy, Cleveland, Ohio, and W. B. Rice, New York, N. Y. Car-coup-
ling-
Coup, John, Cleveland, Ohio, W. B. and M. H. Rice, New York, assignors to E. J. Wins-
low, trustee, Brooklyn, N. Y. Car-coupling
Coupland, Charles, Seymour, Conn. Loom for weaving double pile fabrics
Conpland, Charles. Seymour, Conn. Loom for weaving double pile fabrics
Coupland, Charles, Seymour, Conn. Spindle and bearing for rotary cutters of machines
for cutting double pile fabrics
297,067
300,447
Apr. 15
June 17
308.952
306,222
Dec.
Oct.
9
7
292,284
Jan.
22
292,285
300.956
Jan. 22
June 24
303,812
297,068
Aug.
Apr.
19
15
303,214
Aug.
5
300,347
June 17
291.695
301,215
Jan.
July
8
1
304,297
Sept.
2
306,467
309,029
Oct.
Dec.
14
9
309,768
Dec.
23
293,566
301,340
301,481
305,573
Feb.
July
July
Sept.
12
1
8
23
294,444
Mar.
4
305,427
Sept.
23
309,526
Dec.
23
305,796
304,912
Sept.
Sept.
30
9
297,768
Apr.
29
301,965
293,312
292,101
July
Feb.
Jan.
15
12
15
297,230
Apr.
22
203,313
Feb.
12
296,277
296,278
305,797
Apr.
Apr.
Sept.
1
1
30
305,798
Sept.
30
305,799
Sept.
30
307,844
291,880
Nov.
Jan.
11
15
297,677
Apr.
29
296,927
Apr.
15
308,953
Dec.
9 ■
294,765
291,033
291,034
291,157
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
11
1
1
1
301,098
301,864
July
July
1
15
292,538
Jan.
29
304,078
294,967
294,968
Aug.
Mar.
Mar.
26
11
11
294,969
Mar.
11
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
1468
1224
508
255
1598
1600
1865
1178
1469
417
1099
868
181
13
563
615
1588
1008
341
528
1676
134
1476
1262
1973
826
2395
1141
704
1354
1694
704
483
484
1974
1976
1981
569
1097
2279
1302
509
514
23
23
180
29
1019
1939
1534
761
763
765
406
334
134
•446
447
447
511
323
406
113
299
243
49
4,5
149
161
432
94
143
466
35
C408
H09
f 341
1342
547
223
C053
}654
.''.15
188
380
460
C188
1189
134
135
548
C548
1549
C549
1550
156
306
619
362
C134
1135
143
6
7
52
278
542
421
212
212
213
27
291
11C5
798
47
308
308
1288
684
291
532
1145
161
36
81T
110
82a
1016
626
64
104
1146
852
1110
957
1207
979
474
223
569
261
336
570
91
91
1208
1208
1209
482
212
452
260
799
923
7
7
34
7
200
377
755
968
963
64
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Xo.
Date.
Montlily
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Coupland, Charles, Seymour, Conn. Machine for cutting double pile fabrics .
Coupland, Charles, Seymour, Conn. Loom for -weaving double-pile fabrics
Couplin, Mary, Thornburg, Iowa. Milk-can elevator -
Courage, Frederic M. (See Tompkins, Courage, and Cracknall.)
Court, Charles n. (See Haring and Court.)
Court, Charles H. (See Kletzker and Court.)
Court, Charles H., Jersey City, N. J., and A. J". Kletzker, ITew York, N. T. ; said -Court
assignor of one-half to said Kletzker. Fountain-pen
Comtr Charles H., Jersey City, N. J., assignor of one-half to "W. W. "Winton, New York,
N. Y. Fountain-pen .,
Courtney. Thomas, Walthall, Miss. Pump f'
Courtright, Theodore, Bridgeport, Conn . Ornamentation of metal and other surfaces
Cousins. William, New York, N. Y. Hydraulic thrust-block for propeller-shafts
Couturier, Jacques, Lyons. France. Weather-strip
Couvin, S. W., et al. (See Sanford, Addison V., assignor.)
Covel, Milo, Chicago, Xll. Cotton ginning and cleaning apparatus
Covell, Edward T., New Bedford, Mass. Book-mark and pencil-holder
Covell, Harry N.. Glenbrook, Conn. Device for laying out tennis-grounds
Covell, William W., assignor to F. I. Marcy, Providence, E. 1. Button
Coventry, Arthur. (See Smith and Coventry.)
Covert, Commodore J?., and C. H. Zeis, Cromer's, Ohio. Hotary engine
Covert, Henry W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Method of and apparatus for removing hairs from
seal and other furs
Covert, G. Van Ness, Farmer Village, assignor of one-half to D. L. Hamill, Troy, N. Y.
Fire-escape
Coverts James C, West Troy, N. Y. Snap-hook
Covert, James C, West Troy, N. Y. Harness-fitting
Covert, Lewis B., Elgin, 111. Eeclining folding back for seats
Cowan, Elias, Mason, Tex. Gate
Cowan, Jackson D., McKeesport, Pa. Pump
Cowan, Lee F. (See Holden, William G., assignor.)
Cowdery, Hiram C. W., Chicago, 111., and J. H. Bacon, Charlotte, Mich. Signal-machine .
Cowdery, Oliver P., Sandusky, Ohio. Machine for the manufacture of school-crayons
Cowdery, "Warren H., assignor of one-half to S. K. Harris, Ashtabula, Ohio. Hay-fork
Cowdery, "Warren H., assignor of one-half to S. K. Harris, Ashtabula, Ohio. Fork or rake
and making the same
Cowell, E. K. E., et al. (See McArthur, Frederick A., assignor.)
Cowell, Edward P. E., Detroit, Mich., assignor of three-fourths to W. De Waggstaif, Kus-
sia. Speed-indicator
Cowell, Edward K. E., Detroit, Mich., assignor to Locomotive Speed Gage and Mileage
Indicator Company, Jersey City, N. J. Speed-gage
Cowell, Newell P., Cleveland, Oliio. Car-coupling
Cowen, Dale O., Batavia, Ohio. Cover for water-closet seats -
Cowen, WOliam E., Defiance, Ohio. Car-ventilator
Cowherd, Alfred C. (See Lamb, Isaac "W., assignor.)
Cowie, Thomas J., TJ. S. Navy. Sailor's jackknife
Cowing, George, assignor to J. Teagle, Cleveland, Ohio. Process of and apparatus for
chilling p,irafl5ne-oils
Cowing & Gleason Manufacturing Company. (See Cowing, Philo, assignor.)
Cowing, Philo, assignor to Cowing & Gleason Manufacturing Company, (limited,) Seneca
Falls, N.Y. Core-box
Cowles, Alfred A., New York, N. Y., assignor to Ansonia Brass and Copper Company,
A nsonia. Conn. Electric conductor
Cowles, Alfred A., New York, N. Y., assignor to -Ajisonia Brass and Copper Company,
Ansonia. Conn. Tinning sheet-copper
Cowles, Alfred A., New York, N. Y., assignor to Ansonia Brass and Copper Company,
Ansonia. Conn. Manufacture of electric conductors -
Cowles, Alfred H. (See Cowles, Edwin and A. H.)
Cowles, Edward P., Wequiock, Wis. Locomotive
Cowles, Edward P. , Wequiock, Wis. Piston for locomotive and other engines
Cowles, Edwin and A. H., Cleveland, Ohio. Stereotype-backing powder or filling
Cowles, Ezra P. and H. A., and M. Osborn, Westfield, Mass. Perfumery-charged cane and
other handles
Cowles, George B., assignor to Corbin Cabinet Lock Company, New Britain, Conn. Lock. .
Cowles, George B., assignor to Corbin Cabinet Lock Company, New .Britain, Conn. Secur-
ing cabinet-locks in place
Cowles, Harley D.. Brighton Park, assignor to Northwestern Horse Nail Comiiany, Chi-
cago, m. Punch and die for cutting out horseshoe-nails '.
Cowles, Henry A. (See Cowles and Osborn.)
Cowles, Wilber F., St. Mary's, and J. Woolworth, Sandusky, Ohio. "Wooden-stirrup ma-
chine ." .'
Cowley, Egbert F. (See Maiden and Cowley.)
Cowley, James T. (See Clark and Cowley.)
Cowley, William "W., Cleveland, Ohio. Steam-boiler injector
Cox, Abner P. (See Taylor, Cox, Brown, and Sutherland.)
Cox, Albert W., Hastings, Nebr. Curry-comb
Cox, Arthur, Toronto, Ontario. Canada." Combined envelope and letter-sheet
Cox, Arthur W., Newark, N. J. Table-knife
Cox, Arthur W., Newark, N. J. Table-knife
Cox, Arthur W.. Auburn. Me., assignor of one-half to J. T. BuUivant, Newark, N. J. Last.
Cos, Daniel 0., Mannsville. N. Y. Horse-checker
Cox, Frank, Philadelphia, Pa. Portable dry-dock or coffer-dam
Cox, George C. (S'-e Cameron, Joseph F. and W. C, assignors.)
Cox, H. M. (See Miles, Edward J., assignor.)
Cox, John A. M., assignor of one-half to E. Over, Indianapolis, Ind. Evaporating appara-
tus
Cox, Joseph M.. Richmond, Va. Drawers
Cox, Lewis S. , Philadelphia, Pa. Seaming plush-back fabrics
294,970
307,747
309,604
300,224
302,470
300,957
305,512
303,813
300,849
296,824
292,412
299,625
299,464
304,298
304,992
309,527
297,352
299,354
305,428
309,512
306,812
Mar. 11
303,266
303,814
294,587
304,993
296,679
303.215
295,618
296,141
294,016
293,634
308,593
292,102
292,539
292,540
295,232
303,491
307,709
294,588
295,359
303,988
309,205
305,295
294;203
296,731
307,917
299,202
298,829
308,753
292,792
294,445
309,030
304,079
298,181
298,288
Nov.
Dec.
June 10
July 22
June 24
Sept. 23
Aug. 19
June 24
Apr. 15
Jan. 22
June 3
May 27
Sept. 2
Sept. 9
Deo. 23
Apr. 22
Mav 27
Sept. 23
Dec. 10
Oct. 21
Aug. 12
Aug. 19
Mar. 4
Sept. 9
Apr. 8
Aug. 5
Mar. 25
Apr. 1
Feb. 26
Feb. 19
Dec. 2
Jan. 15
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Mar. 18
Aug. 12
Nov. 4
Mar. 4
Mar. 18
Aug. 26
Dec. 16
Sept. 16
Feb. 26
Apr. 15
Nov. 11
May 27
May 20
Dec. 2
Feb. 5
Mar. 4
Dec. 9
Aug. 26
May 6
May 6
767
431
1378
928
1790
1866
1605
1178
1743
1169
1762
1.^59
1878
14
923
1265
1846
1746
1477
1239
1018
485
1179
308
924
990
419
1627
296
1588
1089
C
1355
1940
1942
1132
760
387
308
1291
1414
848
1318
1853
1055
602
1560
1097
227
18
136
616
1536
275
426
:213
214
1215
121
371
250
490
511
444
323
476
(.328
I 329
490
39.40
540
253
342
502
503
409
335
269
133
324
253
278
113
4.50
85
441
301
2
381
542
312
207
208
106
358
390
220
363
505
C297
1298
181
448
307
59
5
36
162
422
71
114
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29
29
27
28
27
28
28
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26
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UNITED STATES PATENT- OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of imtentees — Contiuuod.
65
Jfaine, icairtouco, ami invention.
Coy,
Cov,
Coy,
C(.y,
Coy,
Cox, Mati-son E., Crowvillo, La. Aniinal-iiowor
Cox, Kobert S., et al. (Sco WasniT ami Soatli, as.Miguor.s.)
Cox, .Stophen, Sr., l?ri(l);< ton, N. J. lyiiliiicatoi-
Cox Stove Company, Abinni. (>S'0 Mcl-anfrlilin. .Tohn K.. aasisnor.)
Cox. Tlionias, a-ssifinor ofono-lialf (o .1. U. N'iihol.son, Bovor, Del. Solf-sliaipcuiuj; ]>low.
Cox, Thomas, assignor of onoliaU'lo .T. K. Nicliol.son, Dover, Del. Soir»liar])euiu;; plow-
point
Cox. William, T'liiladelpliia. I'a. (liKjin-ilriver
Cox, William S. (See Toplili" Cross, Cox, ami- McCoIlnni.)
Frederick AV., Host on, Mass. Abiading-maeliine
Frederick W., Boston, 'Mass. AbradinK-maeliine
Fiedcriek W., Boston, Mass. Abrasive belt
Honry E., JlausHeld, Ohio. Macliine for drawing bolls
Henry E., Mansfield, Ohio. Slauulacturo of bolts
(Joyc, AIvaD. (See Kress, Samuel F.. assignor.)
Coylo, Hugh B., PhiladelpliiM, Pa. Awning
Covle, Thomas, A))ponaiig, K. T. Fenec-piek<>t m.acliiuo '
Coylo, Walter T. (S(!e Merriek, Coyl(^, and Bailey.)
Cozad. .Tohn A., assignor of one-half to S. B. Steplienson, Mercer, Pa. Weather-strip
Crabb, William, New.irk, N. J. Comb
Cral)b, William, Newark, N. J. Corkscrew
Crablie, Geoigo W., et nl. (See Stanton, Laf.ayette .T., assignor.)
'Jrabtree, Thomas A., East Surry, assignor of one-half to E. Hale, Ellsworth, Me. Check-
rein hook
Cracknall. Frank A. (See Tompkins. Courage, and Ciacknall.)
(;racraft, Eiehard, assiguoi' 1o Berwick Agricultmal Company, Berwick, 111. Cultivator.
Criiddock, Willi.ani. New York, N. T. Fire-esenpo ,
Ciaft, Thomas .r., EUisville Deijot. Miss. Cultivator
Crafts. Samuel P., assignor to S. A. Crafts, Hamdeu, and II. II. Olds, New Haven, Couii.
Brick -machine
Crafts, Sarah A., cf al. (See Crafts. Samuel P., assignor.)
(I'ragin, Chauncey B., Ada. Minn. Nut-lock
Cragin, George P., Ada, Minn. N>it-lock
Cragin, George P., Ada, Minn. Nut-lock
Cragin, Ida L. (See Ciagin, Samuel B., assignor.)
Cragin, Saninel B., assignor of one-third to I^ L. Ciagin, Ada, Minn. Nnt-Iock
Cr,aTg, Daniel H., e1 al. (Sec Boyle, Robert K., as,signor.)
Craig, James A. (See Jelinek, Anton, assignor.)
Craig, James A., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to himself and E. E.Burough, Merchantville,
N. J. Pumii-handlo '
Cr.aig, James M.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Marking cakes of soap
Craig, Samuel, Holmeshurg, Pa. Thill-coupling
Craig, Warren H , Lawrence, Mass. Lubricator for steam-ea^nes
Craig, Warren H., Lawience, Mass. Lubricating steara-cngiafes
Craig, Warren H., Lawrence, Mass. Lubricator
Craig, William, Brooklyn, N. Y. Steam-actuated valve
Craig, William, Brooklyn, N. Y. Producing circulation in steam-boilers
f^raig, Wdliam A., New Haven, Conn. Corset
Craig. William I!., Columbia, Tenu. Cultivaling-harrow and scraper
Craighead. Kobert If., Milton, Ohio. Snap-hook
Craighill, Kobert H., Buflalo. N. Y. Chimney-cap
Crain, Frank E., et al. (See Young. Chnrlcs. assignor.)
Crain, Gaylord H., I5ouckvil1e. N. Y. Hanging shelf and niinoi-support
Grain, Kansora D., Winchendon, Mass. Combined lock and latch
Cram, William, Kaleigh, N. C. Driving mechanism for clay-tempering wheels
Cramer, Anthony, Detroit, Mich. Biiekmachine
Oamer, Anthony, Detroit, Mich. Mash-tub
Cramer, Charles H., Lake Mills, AVis. Wind-engine TTx^ .-
Cramer, Julius, Barmen, Prus.sia, Germany. Apparatus for cooling liquids in bottles
Cramer, Leonard L. (See Everson, Charles TJ., assignor.)
Cramer, Louis IL, ct al. (See Ferguson, Arthur C, assignor.)
Cramp, Jacob P.. Finedcm, county of Northampton, England. Kiln
Crampton. ChailesB. (See Millard, Orson, assignor.)
Crandal, George L., Binghaniton, N. Y. Protecting button-holes -.
Crandall, Alva A., elal. (See Magoe. .Tames, assignor.)
Cr.andall. Charles M., assignor to F. W. Crandall and B. L. Baldwin, Montrose, Pa. Toy
building-block _
(Irandall, Charles M., assignor to F. W. Crandall and B. L. Baldwin. Montrose, Pa. Toy
Crandall. Charles M., Montiose, Pa., assignor of two.-thirds to F. W. Crandall and B. L.
Baldwin. Toy savings-bank - ;
Crandall, Fred W.. et nl. (See Crandall, Charles M., a.ssignor.)
Cr.audall, Frederick W., cf aZ. (See Crandall. Charles M., assignor.)
Crandall, Heniy B., assignor of one-half to AY. F. Hitchcock, Homer, N. Y/ Sllifting-rail
for buggies --
Crandall, Jesse A., BrooUlyn, N. Y. Alphabetical tov
(Jrandall, Jesse A., assignor to E. I. Horsmau, Brooklyn, N. Y. Toy
Crandall, Jesse A., assignor to himself and J. AV. Searaati, Brooklyn, N. Y. Toy
Crandall, Jesse A., assignor to himself, J. AVood, and W. H. Flandrow, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Fire-escape
Crandall, Orville A. (See Akins, John, assignor.)
Crandall, William H., Stow, Mass. Machine for spreading manure
Crantlpil. J.anies H., assignor of one-half to J. Flint, Upper Marlborough, Md. Sewing-ma-
chine motor - -
Crandell, Lewis H., et al., executors. (See Bramer, Frank.)'
Crandell, William C., Jr., I'hiladelphia. Pa. Shalt-coupling
Crane, Augustus S., Newark, N. J. Electro-magnetic clock
Crane &. Breed Manufacturing Company (See Crane, Martin H., assignor.)
Crane Brothers Manufacturing Company. (See AVayman, AVilliam C, assignor.)
Crane, Daniel, West Libert v. Iowa. Cultivator '.
Crane, Donald, Woodland, CaJ. yovtable dcirick ,
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No.
300,P21
303,420
304.-00
30.->,8«0
305,897
an-l,7(!G
209,747
30n.3<i3
305,898
294,707
300,9.'J8
303,919
294.204
304,299
294,310
299,026
309.031
297,009
303,709
297. ()78
SO.'i.OSl
305,052
292,027
299,7-!8
304,913
299,912
291,096
.300,348
305,744
292,541
294,118
301,341
296,732
292.103
303,623
300,223
309,822
307,918
294,368
309,931
294,.309
303,815
292,413
294,446
294,589
294,590
298,830
.306,061
298.290
296,530
298,289
300,308
308,064
293,149
298,069
301,569
306,133
306,134
Da
c.
Mon
Toll
to
Dec.
30
1652
Aug
12
679
Sept.
9
551
Sept.
30
1984
Sept.
30
2105
Mar.
11
516
Apr.
June
Aug.
Sept.
8
3
12
30
811
325
607
2106
Mar. 11
June 24
517
1866
Aug.
Feb.
Sept.
19
26
2
1307
1854
15
Feb.
26
1983
Juno
Dec.
Apr.
3
9
15
ICO
617
1471
Aug.
19
1047
Apr.
Sept.
Sept.
29
16
16
2280
993
995
Jan.
29
2053
Juno
Sept.
3
9
326
827
June
3
505
J.an. 8
June 17
Sept. 30
869
1100
1909
Jan.
29
1943
Feb.
July
Apr.
Jan.
Aug.
26
1
15
15
19
1739
342
1057
1357
951
Oct.
Dec.
Nov.
Mar.
Dec.
Mar.
7
30
11
4
30
4
258
1653
662
35
1797
36
Aug.
19
1181
Jan.
22
1703
Mar.
4
137
Mar.
Mar.
4
4
309
310
May
20
1098
Oct..
May
Apr.
May
7
6
8
6
36
428
813
427
June 10
1041
Nov.
18
845
Feb.
5
475
May
July
6
8
137
032
Oct.
Oct.
7 ;
134
J35
449
186
151
(550
\ 551
584
C 143
I 144
224
83
167
■584
144
512
362
506
542
40
162
407
287
620
272
273
571
83
223
C133
{m
243
299
532
542
.543
478
94
298
381
260
70
449
181
10
484
10
(324
;i325
491
36
86
86
307
8
115
224
114
(281
i282
229
127
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Gazette.
29
28
28
1 28
28
35
175
20
27
27
28
28
26
27
28
20
28
26
27
29
27
28
27
28
28
26
27
28
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26
27
28
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26
28
27
26
28
29
29
29
26
29
26
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26
26
26
26
29
27
27
27
•27
29
26
27
28
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Xi ' 29
1046
586
927
1209
1231
924
161
9Sl
.572
1232
924
1289
707
787
818
811
950
821
291
659
453
1016
1016
396
982
.979
1018
Ifil
1145
1195
377
769
64
210
261
642
48
1047
502
836
1073
836
685
339
8,53
881
881
748
8
607
162
607
1123
545
5.53
122
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"66
IKDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alpkdbetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and inTention.
Crane, James A., assignor of one-half to R. B. Crane, Westfiold, Mass. Paper back for
book-covers -
Crane, .Tames A., assignor of one-balf to E. B. Crane, "Westficld. Mass. Book-cover
Crane, Martin H.. assignor to Crane & Breed Manufacturing Comjiany, Cincinnati, Obio.
Door-check
Crane, Richard T., Chicaao, 111. Ceiling-plate
Crane, Robert B. (See Crane. James A., assignor.)
Crane, Walter E., Waseca, Minn. Harvesting-machine
Crane, William, Boston, Mass. Car-coupling
Crane, Winthrop M., Dalton, Mass. Machinery for manufacturing ornamental paper
Crane, Winthrop M., Dalton, Mass., assignor to A. G. Goodall, New York, N. Y. Manu-
facture of ornamental paper -
Crane, Zenas M., Dalton, Mass. Manufacture of paper
Craney, Thomas. Bay City, Mich. Salt-grainer ,
Craney, Thomas, Bay City, Mich. Salt-grainer
Craney, Thomas, Bay City, Mich. Device for collecting salt from graiucrs
Cranston, John H., Iferwich, Conn. Registering device for printing-presses
Cranston, Samuel, Philadelphia, Pa. Man-trap for vaults
Crary, Cushman W., Chicago, 111. Chuck
Cratty, Josiah. (See Terman, James W., assignor.)
Craven, Henry S., Irvington, N. Y. Tunneling-machine
Craven, .John J., Patchogue, N. Y. Refrisreiating apparatus for chambers .and buildings . .
Craver, Charles F-. et ol. (See Payne, William H., assignor.)
Crawford, Alexander, Evansville, Tnd. Double-acting force-pump
Crawford, Alexander, Dulutb, Minn. Smoke-consnming furnace
Crawford, Charles W., Brazil, Ind. Preventing condensation in steam-cylinders ,
Crawford, Edward P., Honey Bend, 111. Diag-saw
Crawford, George W., D.avenport Centre. N. Y. Siding and ceiling for buildings
Crawford, Harvey P., Biotkton, Mass. Boot or shoe
Crawford, Henry, and J. M. Long, Virden, III. Hoisting food-cooler
Crawford, James C, Cannon's Mill. Obio. Post-driver
Crawford, Jaipes G. (See Poland, Edward E., assignor.)
Crawford, James G. (See Poland. John C, Jr., assignor.)
Crawford, James G., and E. P. Poland, Boston, Mass. Ticket registering, stamping, and
cutting device
Crawford, .Tethro B., Rochester, N. Y. Bottle-stopper
Crawford, ,Tohn R. M., Booneville, Miss. Hand shingle-machine
Crawford, Joseph E., assignor to Crawford Motor Company, Elmira, N. Y. Device for con-
verting motion
Crawford Motor Company. (See Crawfo'd, Joseph E., assignor.)
Crawford, Peter S., Rockford, 111. WhifHetree and neck-yoke ferrule
Crawshaw, Frank A., Willsbire, Ohio. Drag-saw
Creal, Charles E.. et al. (See Eirgu.son, Arthur C, assignor.)
Creamer. Jacob, Mechanicsburg, Obio. Ditching-machine
Crear, Charles L., New York, N . Y. Book-support and am\-rest
Cree, James. (See Marsh and Crec.)
Creecy, C. Eaton, et al. (See Bagger, Louis, assignor.)
Croclman. John A., Rochester. N. Y. Feed-water regulator
Cregier, Dewitt C, Chicago, 111. Water-supply for cities
Crej^er, Dewitt C, Chicago, 111. Water-supply for cities and towns
Creighton, James S., and J. Taylor, Smith's Flat, Cal. Two-wheeled vehicle
Creighton, MiUard. Marblehead, Mass. Work-bench
Cremers, Leonard H., PuUmnn, 111. Backing for veneers
Crenshaw, Marcus L. (See Reason and Crenshaw.)
Cretean, Stephen M., and R. D. Metcalf, Providence, R. I. Door-plate, harness -rosette,
&(
Cribbs. John R. (See West. John W.. assignor.)
Crich , Frederick, assignor of one-half to Ashley Wire Company, Joliet, HI. Wire-galvaniz-
ing apparatus ' '.
Crich, Frederick, assignorof one-half to Ashley WireCompany, Joliet,Ill. Wire-galvaniz-
ing apparatus '. ,
Crich, Frederick, assignor of one-half to Ashley Wire Company, Joliet, Til. Wire-coiling
train for galvanizing iipparatus '. . . . -
Crich, Frederick, assignor of one-half to Ashley Wii-o Company, Joliet, 111. Apparatus for
galvanizing barbed wiio
Crich, Frederick, assignor of one-half to Ashley Wire Companj', Joliet, 111. AVipe-box for)
wire-galvanizing appaiatus ]
Crim, Nerval D. (See Troxel, Fredrick, assignor.)
Crippen, Henry M. and J. M., Big Rnn, Ohio. Vehicle-brake
Crippen, John M. (See Crippen, Henry M. and J. M.)
Crisp, Joseph E., Somerville, assignor to J. Stetson, Newton, Mass. Machine for measur-
ing incompressible Huids
Crispin, Thomas, Detroit, Mich. Bench-dog
Crisson, George A., assignor of one-l>alf to Nicol, Cowlishaw & Co., New York, N. Y.
Shade-catch _
Crocker, James A., Boston, Mass. Filter
Crocker, .Tames S., Newark, N. J. Sewing-machine sbrittlc-oarrier
Crocker, Mason I. (See Rossman. William F., assignor.)
Crocker, Richard, Maze Manie, Wis., assignor to T. M. Corbctt. Tie-loop.
Crocker, Samuel and S., Columbus .Tunction, Iowa. Car-coupling
Crocker, Stephen. (See Crocker, Samuel and S.)
Crockett, Charles E., Waupun, Wis. Refrigerating-counter for bar-rooms.
Crockett, James D., Ripley. Miss. Muzzle
Croft, Wilbur &, Co. (See Smith, John, assignor.)
Crofut, Eber R., and C. L. Gribbie, Newark, N. J. Window
Crofut, John A. (See Wheeler, Dwight and D. C, assignors.)
Croissant, Charles, Albany, N. Y. Saw-set
No.
299,91;!
299,914
.109. 932
299,203
291,987
301,570
293,229
293,228
29G.928
30.", 151
30,-.,l:-2
305,153
300,225
30-1,180
299,9i)4
307,379
300,695
291.8.59
299,905
292,104
301,210
294,855
"06.58C
295,360
C06..587
309,823
.■?02,191
.302,192
303,989
305,745
297,231
.301.686
306,224
306,062
291,1.58
291.159
295,361
291,881
305.429
305,899
301,571
301,572
301,573
303,710
306,675
302.471
295.8.58
307,440
Date.
.Tune 3
June 3
Dec. 30
May 27
Jan. 15
July 8
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
Apr. 15
Sept. 16
Sept. Ifi
Sept. 16
•Tune 10
Aug. 26
June 10
Oct. 28
June 17
•Tan. 8
.rune 10
Jan. 15
.Tuly 1
Mai-. U
Oct. 14
Mar. 18
Oct. 14
Dec. 30
July 15
July 15
Aug. 26
Sept. 30
Apr. 22
July
Oct'.
Oct. 7
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Mar. 18
.Tan. 15
Sept. 23
Sept. 30
July 8
Jiily 8
July 8
Aug. 19
Oct. 14
July 22
Mar. 25
Nov. 4
305,801 Sept. 30
305,574 Sept. 23
306,135 Oct. 7
307,441
295,985
Nov. 4
Apr. 1
293,425 Feb. 12
' 305,296 I Sept. 16
295,362 Mar. 18
303,127 ! Aug. 5
Monthly
volume.
506
507
1798
1561
1225
635
593
592
1303
1117
1118
1120
929
1675
580
1790
1553
10,';7
582
1357
183
631
719
1292
719
1655
1425
1426
1415
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UNITED STATE 5 PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutinued.
67
Name, residence, and iuveutioii.
Croml)ie, 'William A., et al. (See SabiD, Alvali H., assijriior. )
Cromie, John H , C.imdoii, N. J., assignor to M. A. and C. A. Furbiisb, Pbiladclpliia, Pa.
Belt-seai inji for niachineiv
Crompton, Geoige. and H. Wyman. Worcester. Mass. "Weft-stop motion for loom.s
Crorapton, George, and H.Wyraau, 'WoiTester, Mass., assignors to G. Crompton. Mecbani-
cal movement. (Reissue)
Crompton. George, and II. Wvman. "Worcester, Mass. ; said AYyman assignor to said Cromp-
ton. Weft-stop median ism for liii>nis
Cronin, Comeliils .J., Knajips Cicek, JT. Y. Apitaratus for use in connecting and discon-
necting drill-rods in Artesian wells
Crook. A. Crawford, assignor of oue-balf to P. D. Finnegan, Cincinnati, Ohio. Mail-bag
catcher
Crooke,
Crooke,
Crooke,
Crooke.
Crooke,
Crooks,
Crosbie,
Crosby,
Crosby.
Crosby,
Crosb\%
Crosby,
Crosby,
Crosby,
Henry S. and L., Xew York. X. Y. Making rolled metallic foil
Henry S. and L.. New Yoik, N. Y. Mannfactiiie of ornamental metallic foil.
John J. and R.. Now Yoik, N. Y. Separating the metals from copper matte .
Lewis. (See (Jrooko, Henry S. and L.)
Ri>bert. (See Crooke, John .J, and R.)
Elmer E.. St. Charles, Minn. Diaft-equalizor
James. Jr. (See Fox and liicliey, assignors.)
Almon E. (See Crosliy, Lysander and^. E.)
Darwin E. (See Clothier and Crosby.)
Eunice L., Plymouth, "Wis. Cloth raeasuiing and cutting machine
George H., Somorville, Mass. Trap for steam-pressure gages
George H., Somcrville, Mass. T.ocomotivo ste.am-engine
George H., Somorville. Mass. Safety-ralro
George H., Somcrville. Mass. Safety-ralve
Crosby, George H., Somerrille, Ma«s. Safety-valve
Crosby John H. (See Johnston and Crosby.)
Crosby, Joseph B.. Boston, assignor, by m> sne assignments, to G. McKay and J. W.
Brooks, trnstees, Cambridge, Mass. Nailing or pegging machine. (Reissue)
Crosby, Joseph E., "Westlield. N. •!. Domino ...
Crosby, Lysander and A. E.. Albia, Iowa. Artificial leg
Crosby, Nalhan. et al. (."^ee Dennis and Coram, assignors.)
Crosby Steam Gage and Valve Company. (See Williams, Edwin F., assignor.)
Crosgiove, James, Pittsburg, Pa. Straightening, bending, and punching machine
Cross, Alonzo T. (See Wale.s, Walter H., assignor.)
Cross, Alonzo T., Providence, R. f. Crayon-ho'dor
Crayon-bold' r
Cra von-boldcr
Stylograph ic f(nintain-pen
Enameling or japanning hollow articles
Cross, Alonzo T., Providence, R. I.
Cross, Alonzo T.. Providence. R. I.
Cross, Alonzo T., Providence, R. I.
Cross, Alonzo T., Providence, R. T.
Cross, Andrew J., Chester. Pa. Spectacles .
Cross, Andrew J., San Jo.se. Cal. Spectacles
Cross, Edward S. (See Toplitf. Cross. Cox, and McCoilum.)
Cross, Fiank J. (See McDonald, William A., assignor.)
Cross, Frank W., Lynn, Mass. Button-hole sewing-machine. (Reissue)
Cross, Frank W., Lynn, Mass. Button-hole sewing-machine. (Reissue)
Cross. James W. (See Hart and Cross.)
Cross, WiUiam C, Boston, Mass. Necktie
Cross, William C, Bo.ston, Mass. Necktie
Cross, AVilliara C, Bcston, Mass. Lasting boots and shoes
Cross, William 0.. Boston, Mass. Preparing the uppers of boots and shoes for lasting
< 'rosse. Romanzo F.. Boston. Mass. Rever.sible wire broiler
Crossley. Louis J.. W. Emmott, Halifax, and J. F. Hanison, Bradford, county of York,
England. Electric signaling appaiatus
Crot. Henri, Cully, assignor to La SocielO Anonyme la Vinic(Jo, Vevay, Switzerland. Ob-
taining sparkling wine
Crouch, George, New York. N. T. Hnsplock
Crouch. George, New York. N. Y.,audn. Ahrend, Newark, N. J., assignors to said Crouch.
Trnnk-lock
Croutheis, .James A. (SeeDingley. Ephraim R.. assignor.)
Crow, Austin M. (See Thompson. Melclicsedeck Y., assignor.)
Crow, William II.. Mark Centre, Ohio. I.ifting-liook
Crow. William H., Mark Centre, Ohio. Device for removing railway -ties
Crowe, Samnel C, Boston, Mass. Slioe
Crowoll. Chauncy L., Peoria, HI. Horse-detacher
Crowell, Chauncy L.. Peoria. 111. Holdback-hook
Crowell, David, jr., Yaimoulh Port, assignor to A. P. Edson, Bam.sfablo, and F. C. Swift,
Yarmouth. Mass., ti-ustees. Sail hank and hook
CroweU, Luther C, Brooklyn, assignor to R. Hoe & Co., New York, N. Y. Sheet-deUvery
apparatus for printing-machines -
Crowell, Luther C, Brooklyn, assignor to R. Hoe &. Co., New York, N. Y. Web-printing
machine
Crowell. Luther C, Brooklyn, assignor to R. Hoe & Co., New York, N. Y. Sheet-delivery
apparatus -
Crowell, Luther C, Brooklyn, assignor to R. Hoe & Co., New York, N. Y. Delivery mech-j
anisra for web-prin ting presses - S
Crowell Manufacturing Company. (See Larzelere, Henry B., assignor.)
CroweU. Michel C . Springville. 111. Car-coupling
Crowfoot, .Toseph. Bridgeport, Conn. Machine for m.aking coiled-wire ferrules
Crowley, Daniel, Boston, Mass. Velocipede
Velocipede
N. \'. Harvester
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
2!)8,2i)l
290,966
10,433
301,574
30C,.'588
301,865
294,725
295,986
308,031
309,528
298.670
297,504
306.130
.06,385
306.386
306,:387
10.482
303,816
299,405
296,279
296,537
296.538
296. .539
303.624
303.817
:'00.696
304,994
10,465
10,466
Crowley, Daniel, Boston, Mass.
Crowley, George G., Little Falls,
Crowley, George G., Little Falls,
Crowley, George G.. Little Falls,
N. Y. Disk-harrow
N. Y. Disk-harrow
Crowley, .Tereiuiali J., Savannah, Ga , assignor of two thirds to J. D. Richardson, Brook-
lyn, rind F. L. ilanchester. New York, N. Y. Metallic packing for stutfing-boxes
Crowley. John H. , and B. 31. Temple, Galveston. Tex. Railway-switch
Crowther, George W. (See Starkey and Crowther.)
Crowther, Rodney F., Baltimore, Md. Deat.il impression-cup
291,301
294,726
.306,589
309.440
306,063
292,542
308,594
29.5,987
300,850
301,866
303,492
308.345
292.208
298,070
.300,226
292,993
298,182
299,115
301,047
303,364
291,496
295.150
296,680
292,209
299,057
300,697
291,160
291,988
May 6
June 10
Jan. 1
July 8
Oct. 14
•Tulv 15
Mar. 4
Apr. 1
Nov. 11
Dec. 23
May 13
Apr. 22
Oct. 7
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
May 27
Aug. 19
May 27
Apr. 1
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
June 17
Sept,. 9
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Jan. 1
Mar. 4
Oct. 14
Dec. 16
Oct. 7
Jan. 29
Dec. 2
Apr. 1
June 24
July 15
Aug. 12
Nov. 25
Jan. 22
May 6
June 10
Feb. 5
May 6
May 27
June 24
Aug. 12
Jan. 8
Mar. 18
Apr. 8
Jan. 22
May 20
Jniie 17
02
428
583
586
639
721
1020
465
115
796
1266
893
2041
138
4.58
458
460
1919
1182
1879
485
814
815
817
952
1183
1.555
926
1031
1034
361
466
722
11.52
39
1945
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116
1744
1022
762
1210
1495
138
930
266
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165
177
190
278
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249
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124
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325
540
:i35
136
225
225
225
260
325
427
254
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(290
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102
130
190
311
8
543
34
476
279
208
331
421
35
251
73
275 71,72
1456
1980
608
607
1018
991
416
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105
123
140
201
909
24
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958
703
400
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91
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914
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905
91
183
162
163
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685
1227
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206
206
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140
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8
378
700
24
1265
201
602
622
291
553
1103
491
578
827
1309
572
116
1025
197
291
801
1227
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236
1232
68
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention .
Ci'oxton, Ambiose S., deceased, Cedar Springs, Midi. ; 0. A. Cvoxton, administratrix.
Stump-extractor -
Croxton, Olive A., admiuistratrix. (See Croxton, Ambrose S.)
Crozier, William, Goodwin. Dak. Ter. Draft-equalizer
Crucial, James B., Far^o, Dak. Ter. AVell-.sinl?in{r machine
Cruikshank, William Y., Danville, Pa. Burglar-alarm for safes
Cruikshank, William T., Danville, Pa. BuTglar-alarm for safes
Ci-ull, Jacob M., Hariisburg. Pa. Return registering-envelope
Crum, Milton. (See Smith, Ryle, and Crum.)
Crume & Sefton Manufacturing Compauy. (See Crxime and Sefton, assignors.)
Crume, William E., and J. W. Sefton, assignors to Crunio & Sefton Manufacturing Com-
pany, Dayton, Ohio. Paper vessel
Crump, Joiin, Philadelphia, Pa. TTence-post
Crump. John, and K. Brereton, Philadelphia. Pa. Kotary quairier and stonc-shapej-
Crus6, Edward E., Newark, N. J. Preparation of glue-stock from bones, hornpiths, &c . . .
Crutchett, James, New Yoi'k, N. T. Apparatus for manufacturing gas
Crutchett, James, New York, N. Y. Apparatus for cleansing, condensing, and washing
Cnito, Alessandro, Piossasco, Italy. Making incandesceuts
Crutslnger, Charles W., St. Louis, Mo. Inking-pad
Cruzan, Benjamin F., and J. J . Eobinson, Webb City, Mo. Ore-jigger
Cruzan, Isaac, Willow Springs, Kans. AYngon end-gate
Cnlbertson, William, Indianapolis, Ind. Valve-gear for reversing engines
Culhertson, William W. (See Koberts, Edward J., assignor.)
Cull, James B. (See Ro.se, George M.. assignor.)
Culien, Bentley S., Mankato, Minn. Machine for drying grain
CuUen, Francis H., Pittsburg, assignor of one-half to T. Walsh, Allegheny, Pa. Hammer
Culien, Michael, Hartford, Conn. Air-compressor
Culien, William F., Longansport, Ind. Fiie-escape
Cullingworth, George E., New York, N. Y. Cross-head and piston-rod connection for en-
gines.
Culp, James D..Sau Felipe, Cal. Treating cigars
Calp, Samuel T., Toronto, and T. Ticknor, Arkono, Ontario, Canada; said Ticknor as-
signor to said Culp. Eevolving show stand
Culver, Frank E., Mecklenburg. N. Y. Hand corn and seed planter : . .
Culver, James H., assignor of one -half to W. H. Wiester, San Francisco, Cal. Water-
motor
Culver, John M., et al. (See Hoyt, Lewis S., assignor.)
Culver, Lucius L.. St. Louis, Mo. Oven-shelf . -
Culver, Moses M., Glidden, and M. W_. Beach, Carroll, Iowa. Wire gathering and disburs-
ing machine
Cumings, De Witt C, Carthage. N. Y. Counter-shaft
Cummer, Franklin D., Cleveland, Ohio. Governor
Cumming, George, San Francisco, Cal. Hand-blower
Cumming, John F., Boston, Mass. Eowlock
Cumming, John F., Boston, Mass. Tricycle
Cummings, Charles, assignor of seven-twelfths to A. Eraser, Eeno, Nev. Diminishing the
consumption of battery in noimally-cloaed circuits ^
Cummings, Charles A. (See Glaser and Cummings.)
Cummings, Charles H., Providence. E. I. Axle-lubricator
Cummings, Daniel M., Enfield, N. H. Straw-cut* ev. -.
(Jummings, Evlyn D., New York, N. Y. Trimming device for sewing-machines.
Cummings, Finley O., ef al. (See Thatcher, Charles D., assignor.)
Cummings, Lafayette H., Eome, N. Y. Boiler-indicator
Cummings, Mary L., Somerville, Mass. Skirt-protector
Cummings, William, Sacramento, Cal. Head-rest for water-clo.sets
Cummins, James. Janesville, Minn. Hose-coupling
Cummins, Jubal H. (See Cummius. William G and J. H.)
Cummins. Patrick H., Amsterdam, N. Y. Wheelbarrow
Cummins, Patrick H., Amsterdam, N. Y. Wheel
Cummins, William G . McMinnville, Tenn. Holdback for vehicles
Cummins. William G. and J. H.. McMinnville, Tenn. Horse-detacher
Cundiff, William H. (See Myers, Newton J., assignor.)
Cunnack, Eichard J., Hclston, county of Cornwall, England. App.aratus for reducing min-
erals and metallic ores
Cunningham, Alfred J., rt nl. (See Downs, Benjamin .T., assignor.)
Cunningham Company. (See MuiTay, .Joseph S., a.ssignor.)
Cunningham, Fieldon, Burlington, itans. Paper-bag holder
Cunningham, John F.. Wheeling. W. Va. Boat-wheel.
Cunningham, John H., Etna, assignor to himself and W. M. Flahavon, Allegheny, Pa.
Shoe-calk sharpener '
Cunningham, Martin J. (See Gordon and Cunningham.)
Cunningham, Patrick, New Bedford, Mas.s. Bomb-gun
Cunningham, Patrick, assignor to Bowker & Tripp, New Bedford, Mass. Steam damper-
regulator
Cunningham, William, Watsontown, Pa. Boiler-feeder
Cupler. .John A., Dallas City. Pa. Bosom-board
Cupp, Peter B. , Van Wert. Ohio. Combined platform-rocker and reclining-chair
Curd, John J., Eocktield, Kv. Churn
Curl, James H. (See Curl, William P. and J. H.)
Curl, William P., Ardmore, Pa., and J. H. Curl, Elwood, N. J., assignois, by mesne assign-
ments, to themselves and H. D. Hughes, Eadnor, Pa. Electrical call device "...
Curlee, Merideth P.. Perdu Hill, Ala. Plow
Curley, Terence F., Brooklyn, N. Y. Show-case
Curley, Thomas, Troy, N. Y. Corkscrew
Curlin, Seth, Covington, Tenn. Eailway-switch
Curll, H. v., ft. al. (See Atkins, George W., assignor.)
Curren. .John F. (See B,arion and Curren.)
Currie. Stanley C. C. (See Timmis and Currie.)
Currier, Augustus S., assignor of two-thirds to J. T. Maddux and G. W. Paisley, Hills-
borough, HI. Fire-escape
Currier Telephone Bell Company. (See Eice, David H., assignor.)
Curry, Bjirwell .!., Huntsville, Ala. Cultivator
Curry, Burwell J., assignor of one-sixth to J. H. Eennoker, Huntsville, Ala. Fruit-press •
No.
296,929
296,930
309.769
300 309
300,310
305 072
.303.216
303,62.5
298.3.'"-3
291.302
.■504.99.")
300.676
302,827
294,856
302,545
298.831
300,349
299,204
304,618
307.442
304,610
301.960
303,493
299,466
296,733
Date.
305,575
306,323
306.677
299.915
309,135
301,967
2';9,521
305,053
306,225
309,136
293,150
303,818
303,365
308,879
.305.375
295,151
307.020
307.021
309.695
309,694
307,180
303,561
303,819
296,392
294,017
303.920
297, .')72
307.102 i
296.931
297,018
303,626
302.472
298,183
297,232
309,770
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Dec. 23
June 10
June 10
Sept. 23
Aug. 5
Aug. 19
May 13
Jan 1
Sept. 9
Oct 14
Julv 29
Mar. 11
July 29
May 20
June 17
May 27
Sept. 2
Nov. 4
Sept. 2
July 15
Aug. 12
May 27
Apr. 15
Sept. 23
Oct. 7
Oct. 14
June 3
Dec. 9
July 15
J une 3
Sept. 16
Oct. 7
Dec. 9
Feb. 5
Ang. 19
Aug. 12
Dec. 9
Sept. 16
Mar. 18
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Dec. 23
Dec. 23
Oct. 28
Aug. 12
Aug. 19
Apr. 8
Feb. 26
Aug. 19
Apr. 29
Oct. 28
Apr. 15
Apr 29
Aug. 19
July 22
May 6
Apr. 2i
Dec. 23
Monthly
volume.
292,414 Jan. 22
299,627
393,635
June 3
Feb. 19
p.
1304
1.306
1.589
1043
1044
1796
420
9,52
517
362
927
8.39
22.59
632
1898
1099
1102
1502
441
33
442
1142
763
1880
1058
1679
384
840
508
745
1143
21
995
259
746
476
1183
609
415
1415
1020
1287
1288
1489
1487
1518
846
1184
638
1590
1308
2140
1423
1307
2563
954
1794
278
1696
1592
1764
162
1089
362
362
432
282
282
501
114
261
140
254
222
619
175
; 521
< 522
307
299
449
122
9
122
315
541
467
103
222
135
201
315
7
273
ro,7i
201
127
325
168
111
392
282
344
344
40!
403
405
232
326
176
441
362
584
381
362
703
261
491
72
461
433
491
41
302
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AljiJiahetical list of patentees — Continued.
69
Name, rcsirti'Hcc, and invention.
CiiiTy, George W., St. Louis, Mo. Sasli-fastcnnr
Curry, Robert H.. Donnisport, assisnor to liimself and A. 11. Bailey, AVatertown, Sla.ss.^
Can cleaning and la<;(incriu!; nia<;luuo '. ^
Curry, William. (So(! Avercll, .John D., assignor.)
Curtice, Josso SI. and W. H., Loui.svillc, Kv. Clinni
Curtice, William H. (Sec Curlicc Je.sse M. and W. II.)
Curtis, Charles J., Washington, D. C. Chalice
Curtis, Charles R. S., Quincy, 111. Fire-escape
Cyrus .T., and J. E. Caine, Lojan City, XTtah Ter. ; said Caiuo assignor to said Cur-
Liftius-pnmj)
David W.. assignor of one-half fo 0. S. Coruish, Fort Aikinsou, Wis. Churn
David W., as.signor of two-thirds to O. S. Coruish and W. S. Greene, Fort Atliinson,
Buttci- worker
Dextci', Madison. AVis. Horse-collar pad
Emma M. (Sco Lctton. Tin odorc P., assiTnor.)
Frank E.. and AV. H. Ilelfrich, Minneapolis, ilinu. Grain-cleaning machine
Joh;i D.. Worcester, Mass. Machine for twisting an<l spooling wiio i^cncing
John D., assignor to Washburn &. Moen Manufacturing Comjiany, AVorcester, ^
Barb-fence macliino ^ i,
Joseph S.. Washington, D. C. Siphon-tap for furnaces
Mont G.. e.t al. (Sec Shauahan, AVinlield S., assignor.)
Nelson, Newton, ilass. Daniper-iegiilator
Nonuau E.. Mauston. Wis. Bench plane
Robert, Columbus, Ohio. Car-door attachment
Curtis,
tis.
Curtis,
Curtis,
Wis.
Curtis.
Cuitis,
Curtis,
Curtis,
Curtis,
Mass
Curtis,
Curtis,
Curtis,
Curtis,
Curtis,
Curtis, Uriah, Concord, Minn. Instrument for calculating interest, &c.
Curtis, William AV. (See Jones. Robert G., assignor.)
Curtis, William AV., Staubeiry. Mo. Well-boring nuichino
Curtis, AVilliam W., assignor of one-third to J. T. Dunn, Stan berry. Mo.
Cusack, William H., Nashville. Teun. Metallic rootiug-shinglo
Planter
Gushing, Alvin M. (See Wells, Charles S.. assignor.)
Cushing, Frank H. (Sec Jobn.'ion and Cushing.)
Cu.shing, Frederick W., Kew York, N Y. Measuring velocity by electricity
Cn.shing. Frederick AV., New York. N. T. Reed for harmonic telegraphs
Cushing. Harry C, New London, Conn. Sighting attachment for tire-arms
Cushing, Ira B., Brookline, assignor to Cushing Process Company, Boston, Mass.
dens
Con-
Cushing Process Company. (See Cushinsr. IraB., assignor.)
(jnshinir, William L. B., and A. D. Vest, San Jos6 ; said Vest assignor to T. A. Vest, North
San Juan, Cal. Animal-trap
Cushman, Austin F., Hartford, Conn. Lathe-chuck -
Cushman, Charles II. (See Kenipster, Daniel E.. assignor.)
Cusbman, Charles H. (See Lothrcp, Alson A., assignor)
Cushman, Francis A.. Lebanon, N. H. Wood-pulp /rrinder - ;
Cushman, Henry T., North Bennington. Vt. Rubber eraser
Cushman, Robert M. (See Goodfellow. .Limes T., assignor.)
Cushman, Robert M., Franklin I'ark, N. J. Iron car-frame
Cushman. Sturgis S. (See Chambers, David, a-ssigcor.)
Cussons, John, Glen Allen, Va. Calendar
Cussons, John, Glon Allen, Va. Calendar
Custer, George, Whitney, Tex. File
Custer, George M., Mattoon, 111. Gate
Cuthbert, Andrew, Pittsbuig, Pa. Regenerative furaaco .
Cutler, Abner, assignor to A. Cutler & Son, Buffalo, N. Y. Device for holding inkstands. .
Cutler, Abner, assignor to A. Cutler & Son, Butfalo. N. Y. De.sk
Cutler, Henry, London, England, assignor to C. Dickinson, Chicago, 111. Machine for
dressing grain
Cutler & San, A. (See Cutler, Abnor, assignor.)
Cntten, Elisha B., Kiugsbridge. N. Y., assignor to Electrical .and Mechanical Developing
Conip.anv, Pittsburg," Pa. Dynamo-cleclric machine
Cutting, Henry, assignor of one-half to T. J. De Lancy, Builalo, N. Y. Sash-bolder
Cvr, Samuel A.. Superior, Nebr. Locking mechanism for scwing-machino casters
D'Andree. Louis. Riga, Prussia, assignor to himself and L. Loowe & Co., Berlin, Germany.
Rotai'v steam-engine
Dable, John. Chicago. 111. Lamp-shade
Dabnoy, John H. (See Jeter. Edmond AV., assignor.)
Daft, Leo, Greenville, N. .T. Railway-car
Dager, AVilliam B., Canton, Ohio. Door-check
Daggett & Clap. (Sec Boswoif h, Edgar F., assignor.)
Daheney. Thomas L.. Boston. Mass. "Table for leather-scouring machines
Dahl, Carl F., Dantzic, Prussia, Germany. Manufacturing cellulose from wood, ,S:c
Dabiuer, John, New Orleans. La Boiler
Dahn, John, East Toledo. Ohio. Machine for sprinkling
Dahn, John, Ea-^t Toledo. Ohio. Carriage-axle -
Dailey, .Toseph W. . Detroit. Mich. Fastening device for draft-pins
Daily, Eben W., West Berlin. Mass. Roofbiacket -
Dake, Edward B (See Dakc, William F. and E. B.)
Dake, Willi.am F. and E. B., Grand Haven. Mich. Bit-braoo
Dake, William F.. and J. H. Seek, Grand Haven, Mich. Shingle-sawing machine
Dakcrs. .James. Aberdeen. Scotland. Axle-box
Dakiu, Montgomery, Leslie, Mich. Neck-yoke
Dalby, William H.," assignor of three-fourths to A. Medsker and C. E. Clark. Indianapolis,
Ind. Saw-guard
Dale, Frederick B. (See Fishel. Sampson A., assignor.)
Dale, John H.. assignor of two-thirds to A. S. Jeuks, Philadelphia, Pa. Steam-generating)
No.
291,303
305.154
290,932
308,181
298,292
292,105
297,2.13
302,540
294 769
294,205
309,005
297,679
307,845
301,099
290,933
301,Cfs7
295,152
292,735
303,673
303,921
293,420
3C8.75I
294,770
302,684
295,480
309,206
304,182
302,711
307,840
292,106
296,934
295,487
294.971
301,048
302,324
308,142
308,831
308,832
291.697
301,434
292,898
305,297
302,967
294,018
291,882
290.935
300.578
307.103
307.181
291,304
302.896
anparatus .
Daley, George J. (See Daley, John J. and G. J.)
Daley, John .T. and G. J., assignors to J. Power, Boston, Mass.
Dall,' John, New York, N. Y." Coal-bunk
Dailey, Alfred E., Quincy, Mich. Boiler
Machine for corking bottles .
305,054
292,107
301,807
294,447
298,293
294,119
i .301,342
1 295,233
! 294,448
Diite.
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Apr. 15
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Apr. 23
July 29
Mai- 11
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Dec. 2.1
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July 1
Apr. 15
July 8
Mar. 18
.Tan. 29
Sept. 23
Aug. 19
Feb. 12
Dec. 2
Mar. 11
.July 29
Mar. 18
Dec. 16
Aug. 26
July 29
Nov. 11
Jan. 15
Apr. 15
Mar. 18
Mar. 11
June 24
July 22
Nov. 18
Dec. 2
Dec. 2
Jan. 8
July 1
Feb. 5
Sept. 16
Aug. 5
Feb. 26
Jan. 15
Apr. 15
June 17
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
.Jan. 1
Aug. 5
Sept. 16
Jan. 15
.July 15
Mar. 4
May 6
Feb. 26
July 1
Miir. 18
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228
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1451
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1676
2118
573
1359
1310
1452
718
1981
1601
937
336
337
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461
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1311
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1519
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J 439
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482
261
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420
1168
709
598
741
924
405
1105
875
781
412
483
262
261
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970
1309
312
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760
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1195
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1017
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alpliabeiical lint of XMtentecs — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Dalton, Kichard, "Wilmette, Bl. Ditcliins-maohine
Daly, John A., Washington, D. C. Uniting a coating of metal with celluloid
Dalzell Bros. & Gilmore. (See Sperber, August, assignor.)
Dalzell, J. Allan, New York, N. Y. Double-carbon lamp
Dalzell, J. Allan. Hartford, Conn. Adjustable shelf-support for portable .sheUaug
Dalzell, James, Pittsburg, Pa. Grlaas-furnace
Dalzell, James, Wellsburg, W. Va. Glassware
Dalzell, James, WelLsburg, "W. Va. Portable leer
Dame, Charles S. (See Homing. Kobert A., assignor.)
Damerel, William, Brooklyn, N. Y. Tool for applying fastenings to secure covers to ves-
sels .
Damerel, William, Brooklyn. N. Y. Fruit-jar
Dames, Peter J., St. Loiiis, Mo. Machine for cutting vegetables .
Damman, Achille. (See Cassard and Damman.)
Dammann, Tritz. (See Hamecher, Heinrich, assignor.)
Dance, Thomas A., et al. (See Rhodes, Benjamin W., assignor.)
Dancel, Christian, New York, N. Y. Clutch
Dancer, John H., Orange, N. J. Horse-tooth cutter
Danchell, Frederick H., Maidstone, county of Kent, England. Electric railway.
Dandurand, Cyprien, Virginia City, Nev. Quartz-crushing machine
Dandurand, Cyprien, Virginia City, Nev. Quartz-crushing machiue
Dandurand, Cyprien, and L. M. Lafrance, Virginia City, Nev.; said Lafrance assignor of
one-tliird to said DanduTand. Qnartz-crushiiig machine
Dane, Joseph C. (See Card and Dane.)
Dane, Joseph C, assignor of two-thirds to L. S. Card and F. J. Smith, La Crosso, Wis.
Automatic cai-brake
Dane, Joseph C, assignor of two-thirds to L. S. Card and F. J. Smith, La Crosse, Wis. Car-
brake
Danenhauer, Peter. (See Hinden, Mathias J., assignor.)
Danforth. George E. , Chelsea, Mass. Clasp or fastening for gloves, &c
Daniel, Ellison A., Duncanville. Tex. Buckle
Daniel, Ellison A., Dnncansville, assignor of one-half to R. P. Miller, Cedar Hill,
Seed-planter ,
Daniel, Robbert A. (See Daniel, William L. and R. A.)
Daniel. William L. and R. A., Dallas, Tex. Cotton-chopper
Daniell, James H., Prescott, Ark. Chum
Daniell, WiUiam P., Girardville, Pa. Device for lubricating wheels and jjuUeys
Daniels, Fred H. , Worcester, Mass. Apparatus for making wire rods -
Daniels, Fred H., Worcester, Mass. Furnace for heating billets
Tex.
Daniels, Fred H. , Worcester, Mass. Construction of continuous rolling-mills
Daniels, George. (See Fumival and Daniels.)
Daniels, Henry A., Yonkers, N. Y. Manufacture of artificial stone and marble
Daniels, Wolcott O., Westfield, Mass. Whip mount or button
Dankhoff, Louis, Passaic, N. J. Faucet attachment
Danner, John, Canton, Ohio. Revolving book case and stand
Dannhauser, Louis, New York, N. Y. XJnder-garment
Dansereau, Joseph, et al. (See Pag6 and GouUioud, assignors.)
Dantzler, Daniel D., Chester, S. C. Horse-detacher
Danziger, Hirsch S., assignor of one-half to C. M. Rogers, Chicago, 111. Waste-pipe pro-
tector.
Dardenne, Auguste, Mariemburg, Belgium. Self-winding clock .
Dare, Benjamin A. (See Home, George W., assignor.)
Dare, Lee, La Gro, Ind. Harne.ss-saddle
Dark, Thomas, Buffalo. N. Y. Plumber's trap
Dark, Thomas, Buffalo, N. Y. Device for cleaning street sewer-pipes
Darling, Fenner, Franklin, Mass. Pitman-box
Darling, Henry M. and R. F., Linwood, Ohio. Elevator
Darling, John, Glasgow, county of Lanark, Scotland. CJar-coupling
Darling, Joseph, Karns City, Pa. Check-hook for harness
Darling, Orlando G., and H. A. Schulz, Brooklyn, N. Y. Truss
Darling, Orlando G., and H. A. Schulz, Brooklvn, N. Y. Truss
Darling, Robert F. (See Darling, Henry M. and R. F.)
Darling, Samuel, Providence, R. I. Comparator
Darlington, Hillbom, Concord, Pa. Device for connecting and stretching fence- wire -
Darr, Isaac N., et al. (See Dean, Orange A., assignor.)
Darrah, William J. , Fayetteville, Mo. Frame for stacking
Darrigan, Jean, Cagnottes, France. Brick
Darwin, A. G., el al (See Cole.s, David H,. assignor.)
Daschbach, Edward J., Pittsburg, Pa. Puddling-furnace
Dathis, L6on, Paris, France. Poitable oven
Dauber, William. (See Ritz, John, assignor.)
Daubmann, Jacob C. (See Gaunt, Poiesz, Calhoun, and Daubmann.)
Daugherty, Creet H., Fremont, Ind. Cabinet, for watch-crvstals
Datigherty, Geoi-ge, and S. Thomas, Letart, W. Va. Horse-detacher
Daui^liorty, Willikm B., Carson City, Nev. Shirt neckband and collar
Daul, Anthony, assignor of one-half to C. Winckens, Jamaica, N. Y. P'olding basket
Daum, Fred. (See Hering and Daum.)
Davenport, Frank W.. Providence. R. I. Draftman's adjustable curve-ruler
Davenport, Frederick. (Sec Ward, John, assignor.)
Davenport, William H., Providence, R. I. Breech-loading flre-arm
Davenport, William H., Providence, R.I. Breech-loading flre-arm
Dayey, Simon, and J. Watson, Rouen, France, assignors to Toy, Bickford & Company,
Simsbury, Conn. Machine for making compressed-powder cartridges
Davey, William H. (See Podger and Davey.)
Davey, William H., and H. Fabian, London, England. Ironing-machine
David, Jacob, Brooklyn, N. Y. Vessel having divided hull
David, William G., Lyons, N. Y. Galvanometer
No.
304,C20
30(i,4C8
30«,59.5
;W!»,824
297,114
30.5,674
305,675
306,926
307,380
291,305
300,959
298.556
309,606
305,055
306,903
292,543
292,736
292,793
294.019
306,064
305,430
307,632
291,306
291.307
292,794
294,370
297,680
297,971
293.954
291,161
293.1.51
298.832
296,142
302,110
292,108
303,494
295,908
309.696
292,994
302.325
306.065
310.034
293.230
293,231
292,415
295,114
293,8,33
306,137
301,668
292,544
291,308
305,740
307,182
295,363
298,834
300,851
300,852
303,267
291,035
295,153
30.5,431
Date.
Sept. 2
Oct. 14
Dec. 2
Dec. 30
Apr. 22
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Oct. 7
Oct 28
Jan. 1
June 24
May 13
Dec. 23
Sept. 10
Oct. 21
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Feb. 5
Feb.
Oct.
26
Sept. 23
Nov. 4
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Feb. 5
Mar. 4
Apr. 29
Mav 6
Feb. 19
Jan. ]
Feb.- 5
May 20
Apr. 1
July 15
Jan. 15
Aug. 12
Apr. 1
Dec. 23
Feb. 5
Julv 22
Oct. 7
Dec. .30
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
Jan. 22
Mar. 11
May 20
Oct. 7
July 8
Jan. 29
Jan. 1
Sept. 30
Oct. 28
Mar. 18
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June 24
June 24
Aug. 12
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368
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1361
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphahetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
71
Name, rosiilonoc, aiul iuvpiition.
Davidoff, Alexis, assisnovto T. Basilevsky, St. Petorsliuvg, KuHsia. Electric-arc lamp.
Davids, Garret 15., Baltimoio. Md. (Jriiidiug mill '
Davids, Jolm B., Now Rocliellt^, N. Y. lukstaiid or receiver
Davidson, Arnold, Brooklyn, N. T. Iiiterest-calcnlator
Davidson Brothers. (See Mau timer. Max, assiiinor. )
Davidson. Daniel J., and C. 11. Micliael; said Michael assignor of one-hall' to S. Jumper,
Marshall. 111. narnoss-hamo
Davidson, Daniel J., and C. II. Michael; -said Micliael assignor ol' one-half to S. Jumper,
Marsliall. 111. Ilamo attachment
Davidson, Geoige L. O., Manchester, county of Lancaster, England. Velocipede
Davidson, L. E. (See Brekke. Lev7is O.. assignor.)
Davidson, Marshall T. (See Hamilton, Kobert W., assignor.)
Davidson, William J., Big Spring, Va. Plow T
Davidson. William J., Big Spring, Va. Plow
Davies, Edward, Brooklyn. N. Y. Alarm-clock
Davies, George \V.. Dol)y ville, Ark. Hame
Davies, Hcnrv J., Brooklyn, assignor to Ansonia Eubher Company, New York, N. Y.
Clock-dial -' - .'
Davies, James E., Palm>Ta, and J. H. AVoods, Alliance; said Woods assignoi' to said Da-
vies; said Davies assinnor of oue-iialf to T. C. Snyder, Canton, Ohio. Hock-drilling ma-
chinery for oil-wells, (fcc
Davies, .tohn R., Wliitcw.iter, Wis. Molding apparatus for castings
Davies, John W. (See Davies, Jonathan M. and J. W.)
Davies, Jonathan M. and J. W., Bryan, Ohio. Coal-drilling machine
Davies, Joseph D., Natchez, Miss. Pumping-engino
Davies, Stei)hen E., Liverpool, county of Lancaster England. Harness shaft-tug
Davies, Thouias, Poughkeepsie, N. T. Game app.iratus ,
Davies, Thomas A., New York, N. Y. Hand-power vehicle
Davies, Thomas .V., New York, N. Y. Hand-power vehicle
Davies, Thomas J., assignor of one-half to D. Thomas, Newark, Ohio. Wagon-brake lever
D.xvies. Walter D., Brooklyn, assignor to Ansonia Clock Company, New York, N. Y.
Alarm-clock '.
Davis, Albert, assignor to Mason Road Cart Company, Mason, Mich. Two-wheeled vehi-
cle.
Davis, Albert D., Colorado Springs, Colo. Tubular boiler
Davis, Albert J.. Newark, N. J. "Eiictional hoisting-drum
Davis, Augustus G., Baltimore, Md. Telephono-box
Davis, Augustus G., Baltimore, Md. Secondary batteiy
Davis, Aurin D. (See Hittle and Davis.)
Davis, Baxter, Defiance, Ohio. Steam-generator attachment to steam-boilers
Davis, Benjamin B.. assignor of one-half to T. B Davis, Williamstown, Pa. Hand rock
and coal boring machine
Davis, Charles, Blackfiiars Eoad, county of Surrey, assignor to Winsor & Newton, (lim-
ited,) Rathbone Place. England. Box or receptacle for artists' colors - .
Davis, Charles C. (See Davis, Oliver E., assignor.)
Davis, Charles T., assignor to G. V. Keen, J. S. and J. R. Hagerty, Baltimore, Md. Evapo-
rator for hot-air legisters
Davis. Charles T.. assignor to G. V. Keen, J. S. and J. R. Hagerty, Baltimore, Md. Water-
evaporator for stoves
Davis, Charles W., assignor to C. W. Williams Manufacturing Company, Montreal. Quebec,
Canada, and Rouse's Point, N. Y. Sewing-machine '.
Davis, Cliri.stopber C., Flemingsburg, Ky. "Window - .
Davis, "David J., Newark, Ohio. Bran packer
Davis, David P., Jersey City, N. J. Governor for enyiues
Davis, David P.. .Jersey City, N. J., assignor to New York Safety Steam Power Company,
New York, N. Y. Piston valve and chest '
Davis, Edward P., el al. (Sre Heckmann, Louis, assignor)
Davis, Emanuel, Eureka Springs, Aik. Machiue for operating rock-drills and earth-augers .
Davis, Franklin T.. Mount Vernon, N. Y. Embalminc-board
Davis & Fnrbur Machine Company. (See Turnbnll. AVilliam E., assignor.)
Davis, George A. (See Davis. Guernsey W. and G. A.)
Davis, George W., Freeport, Mo. Watchman's electric time-recording system
D.avis, George W.. assignor of one-half to E. H. Noble. New Bedford, Mass. Lathe-chuck.
Davis, Guernsey W. and G. A., Pine Bluflf, Ark. Stallc-cutter -
Davis, Henry. " (See Gray. Samuel, assignoi-.)
Davis, Henry C, Willow Giovo. Pa. Manure-loader
Davis, Henry M. (See Tovi'cr. Oscar, assignor.)
Davis. Horace 1!.. Lexington, Mass. House-blind
Davis, Ira W.. Meuasha. AVis. Wire bale-tie
Davis, Isaac, Trenton, N. J. TInn.al
Davis, Isaac B., H.irtford, Conn. Eiiualizing-valve for .steam-traps
Davis. Isaac B.. and W. L. Shopnrd. Hartford, C(mu. Cut-off v.alve
Davis, .lames. Quaker Springs, N. Y. Combined thrasher and separator
Davis, Jesse W., assignor of one-half to M. H. Jackson, Covington, Tenu. Car-coupling -
Davis, John, Allegheny, Pa.
Davis, John, Allegheny, Pa.
Davis, John D., Wilmington,
Davis, John F., Alteona, Pa.
Davis, John S., Toledo, Ohio
Astronomical apparatus
Globe and globe-support
Del. Fence
Heating and ventilating drum for stoves
Double ci'ank
Davisi John S., assignor to Toledo Mower and Reaper Company, Toledo, Ohio.
curing mechanism fen- grain-binders -
Davis, John T., New York, N. Y. Rotary engine
Davis, John W., assignor to himself and .T. W. Firkins, Fairfax, Iowa. Plow - .
Davis, Joseph, ft al. (See Hawkins and Woodward, assignors.)
Davis, Joseph, Boston, Mass. Purif viiig aud bleaching fats and fatty oils
Davis, Joseph T., Newark, Ohio. Fii-e-escape -
Da.vis, Kansas D., Cole City, Ga. Balloon-propeller <
Davis, Lelan A., Newark, Md. Door-check
Davis, Leonard L. (See John.son, Richard D., assignor.)
Davis, Leonard L., Springfield, Mass. Spirit-level
Band-se-
No.
310,124
;in4„50C
29"), 739
297,. '573
301,089
301,090
29.'),3C4
307.919
307.920
304.080
301,217
291,989
305,676
300,853
•291,578
307,443
309.529
292,899
290,9.:6
296.937
296,143
307,022
300.051
303,802
304.300
295,365
300,052
30.'), 803
301,049
303,495
309,771
309,772
291,309
304.183
299,749
30.3,711
306,138
302,111
306,.590
294,371
297,070
308,306
301,218
296.144
301.482
301.219
301.968
294,857
308,005
304,412
291,698
292.1.58
30-2,112
294,771
306,591
301,808
295,859
303,990
306,324
307,023
291,990
294,972
297,574
Date.
Dec. 30
Sept. 2
Mar. 25
Apr. 29
July 8
.July 8
Mar. 18
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
Aug. 26
July 1
Jan. 15
Sept. 23
June 24
Jan.
Nov.
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Apr.
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Apr.
Oct. 21
June 10
Sept. 30
Sept. 2
Mar. 18
June 10
Sept. 30
June 24
Aug. 12
Dec. 23
Dec. 23
Jan. 1
Aug. 20
June 3
Aug. 19
Oct. 7
July 15
Oct. 14
Mar. 4
Apr. 15
Nov. 18
July 1
Apr. 1
.July 8
July 1
July 15
Mai-. 11
Nov. 18
Sept. 2
Jan. 8
Jan. 22
July 15
Mar. 11
Oct. 14
July 8
Mar. 25
Aug. 26
Oct. 7
Oct. 21
Jan. 15
Mar. 11
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volume.
2043
292
1779
2142
7r8
789
1296
664
665
1537
184
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1801
1747
710
36
1267
148
1312
1314
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1289
692.
1986
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693
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
AlpJiahetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Davis, Levis H., West Chester, Pa., assignor to Wilmington Malleable Iron Company,!
Wilmington, Del. Nut-lock ;
Davis, Lewis H., Davenport, Iowa, lloise-power
Davis, Natban H., assignor of two-thirds to J. C. Purman and S. Stradley, Greenville, S. C.
Combined cotton-seed planter and fertilizer-distributer 1
Davis, Nathan R., Freetown, Mass. Bieech-loading fire-arm
Davis, Nathan E,., Freetown, Mass. Barrel-lock for breakdown gnns
Davis, Oliver E., Cincinnati, Ohio, assignor to C. C. Davis, Philadelphia, Pa. Medicated
bath.
Davis, Oscar E., Walworth, Wis. Sand-baud for vehicle-bubs
Davis, Oscar E., Topeka, Kans. Eire-escape
Davis, Eees 0., Milan, Mo. Hay-ricking device
Davis, Eiley L., Mooresville, N. C. Elevator
Davis, Eobert W., Elmira, N. Y. Y chicle running-gear
Davis, Samuel E., assignor of one-half to E. A. Boaz, Joliet, El. Fire-escape ladder
Davis, Sanford L. (See Hayworth and Davis.)
Davis, Simeon, Philadelphia, Pa. Wheel-hub
Davis, Spencer L., assignor of one-half to H. Tucker. Minneapolis, Minn. Card bolder and
exhibitor
Davis, Thomas B. (See Davis, Benjamin B., assignor.)
Davis, Walter C, St. Petersburg Place, Bayswater, county of Middlesex, England. Amal-
gam for filling teeth
Davis, Wilbur G., Svracuse, N. T. Pneumatic tube
Davis, William, Abilene, Kans. Car-coupling
Davis, William H. (See Burdick and Davis.)
Da-s-is, William H., Syracuse, N. T. Refrigerator
Davis, William H., Glens Falls, N. T. Bicycle
Davis, William H., Springfield, 111. Insulator for electric conductors
Davis, William S., assignor of one-half to J. and G. M. Kendall, Lowell, Mass. Telephonic
transmitter
Davis, Zebulon. Canton, Ohio. Vapor-burner
Davis, Zebulon, Canton, Ohio. Vapor-buming street-lamp
Davis, Zebulon, Canton, Ohio. Vapor-bniner".
Davis, Zebulon, Canton, Ohio. Coal-oil torch
Davison, Alexander C, Jefierson City, Mo. Thill-loop for harness
Davisson, GeorgS W.. St. Louis, Mo. Automatic stop
Davy, Alfred, Sheffield, county of York, England. Apparatus for making steel by the
Bessemer process
Davy, William, Chicago, 111. Making paving material from clay ..'.
Dawe, Godfrey, Eau Claire. Wis. Keying wlieels, pulleys, &c., to shafting
Dawson, Frank, and J. Holleyhead. Williamsport, Pa. Car-starter ".
Dawson, George A., Cardington, Ohio. Grain-scourer
Dawson, (Jeorge W., et al. (See Dixon. Joseph L., assignor.)
Dawson, Henry, Worcester, Mass. Supply apparatus for water-closets
Dawson, James, Wilmington, Del. Machine for mixing tiour
Dawson, James, Wilmington, Del. EoUcr-niill
Dawson, James W., Eusiiville, Ind. Clutch
Dawson, Joseph C. (See Bagloy and Dawson.)
Dawson, Joseph W., Auburn, Ala. Seed-planter
Dawson, William A., Stony Point, Cal. Overalls
Dawson, William A., assignor of one-fourth to E. K. Evans, Stony Point, Cal.
gear for vehicles
Eiinuins
Dawson, William N., Adel, Iowa. Eail way-signaling apparatus
Dawson, William S., Cisco, HI. Device for holding bolts
Day, Charles T., assignor of one-half to T. J. Gray, Newark, N. J. Derrick
Day, Charles W. H., !Attleborough, Mass. Machine for coiling wire
Day, George F., Musquodoboit Harbor, Nova Scotia, Canada. Medicine for asthma
Day, George W., Haverhill, Mass. Last
Day, George W., Haverhill, Mass. Manufacture of boots or shoes
Day, Henry L., Minneapolis, Minn. Tent ilating-fliie cap
Da.v, Henry M., ct al. (See Mar.ston, David AY., assignor.)
Day, Henry M., and C. H. Bristol. Cortland, N. Y. Positive shuttle-motion for looms
Day, John, Brooklyn, N. Y. Window-shade pull
Day, John, Brooklyn, N. Y. Curtain-pin. (Reissue)
Day, John, Brooklyn, N. Y. Curtain-ring
Day, John Q., Eed"ClifiF, Colo. Snow-plow
Day, John E., assignor of three-fourths to J. Cohen and F. W. Hofele, New Yoik, N. Y.
Tower-pipe attachment for trucks
Day, Lyman H., New York, N. Y. Displaying signs
Daykin, Albert G., Cleveland, Ohio. Hydrant and street-washer :
Dayton, Frank, Poi tland, Oreg. Game-counter
Dayton, Melville E. (See Bri,!:gs, Orlando P., assignor.)
De Arraon, Thomas, Dayton, Ohio. Press for oil-cakes
De Bange, Charles T. M. V., assi.ffnor to Societ6 Anonyme dcs Ancieus Etablissemeuts
Call, Paris, France. Breech-loatling ordnance
De Barbaran, C . Albert, New York, N. Y. Dyeing hair
De Beaulieu, George, Toledo, Ohio. Velocipede
De Belleval. Rene M.. Beauvais. France. Lock for fire-arms
De Berry, Jesse D., Smithville, Mo. Folding egg-case
De Blanc, Gustavo S., New Orleans, La. Street-car fare-box
De Braam, Jean A. (See Etfeve and De Braam.)
De Briey. Maiie L. A. (See Onrj-, Engene, as.signor.)
De Bus. Henry, Cincinnati, Ohio. Hoop fastener or keeper
De Butts, John, Centreville, Md. Corn-planter
De Calonne, Alphonse A., assignor to La Society do Typographic par Procfedes Rapides,
Paris, Franco. Type-case '.
De Camp, Charles C., Ovid, Mich. Skate-fastening
De Castro, Jacob W. (See Mebus and Do Castro.)
De Castro, Jacob W., New York, N. Y. Electric safety device for elevators
No.
297,081
309,608
30.5,804
293,719
294,772
301,483
303,820
299,9fi7
297,234
292.09.5
309. (;07
296,145
303,268
298,354
307,921
297,505
302.547
291,036
292,545
290,140
305,901
290,147
30(i,0q^
,306,003
300,004
301,091
301,692
302,712
305,432
290.317
300,098
297,353
301,808
310.12n
310,127
299,205
291.579
295,619
292.900
294.206
291.037
298,184
300.900
308.596
291,991
211.992
297,972
309,207
294.4-19
10.404
301,969
299,750
297,919
303,490
298,3-5
298,835
299,522
301.220
305,057
303,821
308.241
291,099
299,207
305,077
307,183
303,129
300,380
293,851
Date.
Apr. 29
Dec. 23
Sept. 30
Feb. 19
Mar. 11
Julv 8
Aug. 19
June 10
Apr. 22
Feb. 5
Dec. 23
Apr. 1
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May 13
Nov. 11
Apr. 22
July 29
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Jan. 29
Apr. 1
Sept. 30
Apr. 1
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Julv 8
July 8
Julv 29
Sept. 23
Aiir. 8
June 17
Apr. 22
July 15
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
May 27
Jan. 8
Mar. 25
Feb. 5
Feb. 26
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May 6
Jmie 24
Dec. 2
Jan. 15
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Dec. 10
Mar. 4
Apr. 1
July 15
June 3
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Aug. 12
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alpliahetical list of 2>atentees — Continued.
73
Name, residence, and invention.
De Castro, James C, Hinde Street, Manchester Square, county of Middlesex, England.
Explosive compound
De Celada, Vincente A., Madrid, Spain. Tacliygrapbic apparatus.
De Chasseloup-Lanljat, Henri, Peri^neux, Fiance. Composition for destroying the giape
, oidiiuu
De Clyne, Guslave, New Durliam, N. J. Heel for boots and sho;\s
De Coppet, Francis V.. Now Orleans. La. Process of and ai>paiatus for malciuj; ice
De Courcy, Bolton W., Starliville, Miss., assijjuor of two-thirds to .7. G. Maun, .Tackson,
Tenn., and .T. McKoclmey, Cliicaso, 111. Uioss-tie and I'a.-^tening of the mils thereto
De Dion, Albert. G. T. Boiiton, and C. Tr6pardoux, Paris, France. Steam-boiler
De Dion, Albert, (i. T. Boutou, and C. Trdpardoiix, Paris, France. Steam-boiler feeder . - -
De Festetics, Gynla. Pertli Araboy, N. .T. Art Istic tile
De Foy, Frank K., assifrnoi' to himself and C. H. Stackpolo, Dannemora, N. T. Game-
table.
De Gaetaco, Stephen. (See Collender and De Gaetano.)
De Gaetano, Stephen, New York. N. Y. Ball-rack for pool-tables
De Georgio, Michele, assignor of one-half to L. D. Minor, New York, N. Y. Suspender at-
tachment
De Golyer & Bro. (See Kowsell. John, assignor.)
De Graff, Isaac, Detroit. Mich. Engine
De Graff, Isaac, Detroit, Mich. Slide-valve
De Gray, Abram M. , Jersey City, N. J. Wbeelbari ow-franic
De Groat, Zacbariah. (See Bates, Henry C, assignor.)
De Guinon, Kichard V. F., Chicago, assignor of one-half to J. "W. Parmelce, Englewood,
ni. Placer-mining machine
De Julio. Anslo, New York, N. Y. Combined perambulator for teaching children to walk
and automatic seat 1 herefor
De Khotiusky, Achilles, Kotterdam, Netherlands. Primary .and secondary voltaic bat-
tery .
De La Vergno, George. (See Copley, Seldoniridge, and De La Vergne.)
De Laney, Thomas J. (See Cutting, Henry, assignor.)
De Lap. William E.. Boscobel, Wis. Datin;:-.«tamp
Do Laski. Albeit, Lynn. Mass. Siipplemental jaw attachmont for hand-screws
Do Laviil. Gustaf, Stockholm, Sweden. Centrilugal creamer
De Leddcho w.ski, Zfnono. La Salle, 111. Corset -
De LediOchowski, Z6uono N., assignor to herself and M. K. Austin. La Salle, HI. Life-pre-
server -
De Loach, Alonzo A., Atlanta, Ga. Turbine water-wheel
De Long. Charles E., Vermillion, Dak. Ter. Cream-ean g.ago
De Maesener, Laura. New York. N. Y. Embroidered ornament
De Maine, Oscar. Alexandria. Ya. Door-fastener
De Mars. Louis D., Minneapolis Minn. Ilein-support
De Mesraaeker, Louis J., Brussels, Belgium. Pecording apparatus for cabs and other ve-
hicles
De M6zerville, Camillc, Santa Clara. Cal. Earth-boring auger
De Nise. Benjamin, Camden, N. .1. Compound for waterproofing and preserving buildings
D6 Nobili, Amerigo, assignor of one-h.alf to E. Zucca, New York, N. Y. Press '..
De Palacios, Eamiro, Berlin, Germany. Piston-valve
De Pew, Henry H., Maquoketa, Iowa. Convertible chair
Do Place, Louis. (See Paquelin and De Place.)
De Planque. Louis A., .Tersey City, N. J. Plaque and panel
Do Planta. .Tacques. (See Pbilipp. Ferdinand, assignor.)
De Rossi, Hubert. New York. N. Y. Fri'sco-painter.s' sizing
De Silva. Dwight M.. Coniing, N. Y. Wrench
De Smedt, Edward J., Washington, D. C. Appar.atus for retiuiug asphaltum for paving,
&c
De Solminlbac. Eraile, Pont Aven, France. Centrifugal machine for drying hides and
skins, spent tan. &c
Do Solminibae. Emile. Loriout. France Apparatus for tanning hides
De Tambol, M.artin. (See llolh and Do Tambcl.)
De Trav, Tniman W.. Toledo. Ohio. Milk-cooler
De Valin. William H.. Sau Rafael, Cal. Brick-kiln
Do Vigne. Georges, Lille. France. Manufacture of ferro-cyaiiides
Do Vos, Cornelius. Battle Creek. Mich. Combined paper-holder, calendar, and blotter
Do Voy. John C. Sandwich, Mass., assi.^nor. by mesne assigumonts. to Vasa Murihiiia
Art Glass Cora])any, Haitlord. Conn. Manufactuic of gl.assware -
De Vrics. Anthonv S. (See Smith. Eenrv C, assisrnor.)
De Vry, J. Vital. ' (See McCall and De Vry.)
De Wags.staff. William. 'See CowcU. Edward R. E., assigiioi'.)
Do Winter. Jean B. A., New York, N. Y. Plaster
Do Witt, Elon, et al. (See Hvde. Isaac, assignor.)
De Witt. James M.. Grand Junction. Colo. Car-check for i)roveutiug cars on side tracks
from being blown therefrom -
Deacon. George F.. Liverpool, county of Lancaster, England. Apparatus for indicating!
the velocity or mea.suriii,'!' the llnw of water j
Deal, Josiali J., assignor of two-thirds to W. M. Johnston, Wilmot. Ohio. Spittoon
Dean. Albert H., and C. .V. Hotcbkiss, assignors to Ives, Blakesleo & Co., Bridgeport,
Conn. Toy pistol
Dean. Argus, Otto. Ind. Portable bienkwatei- - -
Dean. George A., Dorchester. Mass. Horseshoe
Dean, George B., assignor of one-half to J. Y. Burnett, Lamoille, III. Machine for cutting
No.
309,441
306,904
•297,354
30(i,905
309,442
306,139
2<il.:-:80
30G,7i2
293,636
296,280
300,227
301, 4?4
297.506
297. (■;S2
306,813
293,852
299,058
302,623
30.^>.513
306.r.92
295.314
301,451
309.032
302,242
303,422
301. •18.'.
291.102
305,436
304 301
300,053
295,. 525
305,.577
307,750
300.228
299,751
303,143
296,540
292,417
30.1,157
308.7.".5
306.388
300.054
291.163
291,499
301.100
302,116
300,448
305,433
292,286
294,450
303,128
295,620
com 309,773
Ma-
D«.an, George W. (See liayment and Dean.)
Dean, Orange A., assignor of two-1 birds to I. N. Darrand T. W. Brian, Parkville, 111.
chine for making reins
Doan. Orange A., .assipior to himseirand .1. Ranis(\v, Parkville, III. Wear-book for b.ack
nad billets
299,116
309,379
305,0.56
305.434
Deane. Erasmus M., St. Paul, Minn. Grain-binder 291,497
Dean, Richard. Cleveland. Ohio. Apparatus for distilling or reducing oils.
Dean. Thomas H.. Easton. Jfass. Roller-.skate
Date.
Dec. 10
0<-t. 21
Apr. 22
Oct. 21
Dec. 16
Oct. 7
Jan. 8
Oct. 21
Feb. 19
Apr. 1
June 10
July 8
Apr. 22
Apr. 29
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Feb. 19
May 20
July 29
Sejit. 23
Oct. 14
Feb. 12
July 1
Dee. 9
July 22
Aug. 12
Julv 8
Jan. 1
Sept. 23
Sept. 2
.Tune 10
M.-.r. 25
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Nov. 11
.June 10
June 3
Nov. 18
Apr. 8
Jan. 22
Sept. 10
Dec. 2
Oct. 14
.rune 10
Jan. 1
Jan. 8
July 1
.Tuly 15
June 17
Sept. 23
Jiin. 22
Mar. 4
Aug. 5
Mar. 25
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801
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570
821
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuned.
Name, residence, and invention.
Dearborn, Charles A. (f?ee Mutlier and Dearborn.)
Deardotf, Francis M. (See Sclienck, Jobn H., assignor.)
Deardorif, George B., et al. . (See Eees, David "W., assignor.)
Dearing, Anson 0. . Detroit. Midi . Lubricator
Dearmln. FranU, De Witt, Mo. ■Well-boring and drilling macbine _
Deavs. Charles, aasianor to Archer & Pancoast Manufacturing Company, New Tork, N. T.
Insulating pipo-union - -
Decher, Adolf. Munich, Germany. Rotary engine
Deckebach, Henry E., Cincinnati, Oliio. Apparatus for cooling beer
Decker, Alexander C. (See Ayres and Decker.)
Decker, Alexander C, Bushnell. 111., assignor to Wasbburn &Mo6n Manufacturing Com-
pany, "Worcester. Mass. Rarb-fence
Decker, Ernst P.. Albany, N. Y. Door-check
Decker, George "W., Canandaigna, N. T. Clothes-drier.
Decker, "Wilbelm, Mittweida, Saxony, Germany. Grinding or finishing wire cards in card-
Ing-machines - ?
Decker, William, and J. A. Marshall, Darlington, Ind. Straw-stacker
Decker, William P. B., Franklin Grove, 111. "Tile-drain ditching-machine
Deckmann, Henry, Hudson, Ind. Traction-engine
said Deeds assignor to said Blake.
Decombe, Joseph, San Franci.sco, Cal. Hinge
Deeds, John B., and J. H. Blake, Terre Haute, Ind.
Alarm-signal for railway-ciossings
Deegan, Mathew F. , assignor of fifty -one one-li nndredths to B. F. Smith, Chicago, 111.
per in wash-bowls, sinks, and bath-tubs -
Deeley, John. (See Anson and Deeley.)
Deem, Benjamin, Spring Hill, Kans. Soil-pulverizer
Deere & Company. (See Moore, Gilpin, as.signor.)
De^^e & Mansur Company. (See Atkinson and Phelps, assignors.)
Deering, James A., New York, N. Y. Velocipede
Deering. Leander L. (See Older and Deering.)
Deering, Mark L., assignor to Deering Seamless Barrel Company, Cleveland, Ohio.
pairiiiJ!; or forming fibrous-pulp bariels of fractional jjaits of barrels
Deering Seamless Barrel Company. (See Deering, Mark L., assignor.)
Deering, "William. (See Maske. Robert W.. assignor.)
~ ■ ■"' (See Olin, William F., assignor.)
(See Patton, Samuel, assignor.)
(See Randall and Snow, a.ssignors.)
(See "Webster, John "W., assignor.)
Dees, Lemuel C.. Lake Charles, La. Dumping- wagon
Dees, Mark A., Moss Point, Miss. Device for increasing the traction of locomotives
Dees, Mark A., Moss Point, Miss. Automatic lubricator
Stoji-
Re-
Deering, "William.
Deering, William.
Deering, William.
Deering, William.
Deetz, Manassah, Philadelphia, Pa. Removable runner for vehicles
Degnan, Patrick. (See Spitzenberg, Christoph, assignor.)
Degnan, Patrick, and M. Meyer, St. Louis. Mo. Horse-collar
Deibert, William E. (See Heizmann and Deibert.)
Deidrich, William S. (See Brown and Deidrich.)
Deikman, Gustav, Lima, Oliio. Liniment -
Deimel, Gustave, Hancock, Mich. Lock for mail-pouches
Deis, Charles, Buifalo, N. "Y. Egg and sugar beater
Deis, Philip H., Canal Dover, Ohio. Spittoon
Deis, Philij) H., Canal Dover, Ohio. Spittoon
Del Genovese. Eugenic. (See Waters, James A., assignor.)
Del Marmol, Ferdinand, Bi-ussels, Belgium. Apparatus forthemauufactureof polished glass
Delahimty, Joseph P., Sr., Pittston, Pa. Dye-vat
Delabunty, Joseph P., Pittston, Pa. Dye- vat
Delamate'r, Cornelius H., et al. (See Gaunt, Thomas, as.signor.)
Delamater, Cornelius H., et al. (See Reynolds and Allen, assignors.)
Delamater, Cornelius H.. et al. (See Reynolds and Ruler, assignors.)
Delamater, William, et dJ. (See Gaunt. Thomas, assignor.)
Delamater, William, et al. (See Reynolds and Allen, assignors.)
Delamater, William, et al. (See Reynolds and Rider, assignors.)
Delanoy, Matthew, New York. N. Y. Billiard-cushion . -t
Delanoy, Thomas, et al. (See Cassidy, Peter B., assignor.)
Delano, Eben A.. Chicago, 111. Drilling-machino .-
Dolany , Elmer. Newark, "N. J. Insect-destrover
Delifs, Arnold N. D., Bedford, Tenn. Railway-tie -
Delker, George. (See Blackwell, Richard C, assignor.)
Dell, John C." Philadelphia, Pa. Grinding-mill
Delia-Torre, Frank, Baltimore, Md. Disclosing obstacles to navigation -
Delia-Torre. Frank, Baltimore, Md. Sound-reflector for telejjhones
Dellenbau^b, Frederick S., New York, N. Y. (Combined reservoir and palette
Dellmou, John H., Pine Blutf, Ark. Metal roofing
Delmage, William A., Lowell, Mass. Apparatus for collecting and removing waste from
spinriin<j-machiues
Delotter. John J., and J. H. Snyder, Goshen, Ind. Vehicle running-gear
Delvin, George H, (See Withers and Delvin.)
Demarest, John, assignor to J. L. Mott Iron Works, New York, N. Y. Water-closet valve.
Demarest, John, assignor to J. L. Mott Iron Works, Now York, N. Y. Cistern for water-
closets
No.
293,836
295,621
939,206
297.575
298,071
299,916
308,880
299,523
302.0.52
292,628
295,909
303,497
292,416
294,207
308,307
303,421
309,933
302,193
296,938
303,130
305.678
304,621
308,881
307,748
29S,451
297.115
299.355
305.298
305,.370
305,155
307,444
295.910
Demarest, John, assignor to J. L. Mott Iron Works, New York, N. Y. Cistern for water-
closets
Demarest, John, assignor to J. L. Mott Iron Works, New "York, is . Y. Cistern for water-
closets .
307,749
309,774
305,156
305.435
299,968
304,413
294..591
302,113
296,148
302,114
Valve for water-
Dement, Merritt H., Chicago, 111.
Dement, Merritt H., (Chicago, 111.
Dement, Merritt H., (Chicago, HI.
Dement, Merritt H., Chicago, 111.
Dement, Merritt H., Chicago, HI.
paring them for stereotyping . . .
Demarest, John, assignor to J. L. Mott Iron Works. Now York, N. Y.
clo-sets
Dement, Merritt H., Chicago. 111. Type-writing machine
Type- writing macliine -
Xvpe-writmg mat bine
Typewriting and type-matrix-makiug machine
Type- writing machine
A^xjparatus for putting matrix-strips in form and pre-
292,159
292,160
292.901
298,452
303,712
301,486
301.487
301,483
30-2,653
302,034
I 307,446
Date.
May 20
Mar. 25
May 27
Apr. 29
May 6
June 3
Dec. 9
June 3
July 29
Jan. 29
Apr. 1
Aug. 12
Jan. 22
Feb. 26
Nov. 18
Aug. 12
Dec. 30
July 15
Apr. 15
Aug. 5
Sept, 23
Sept. 2
Dec. 9
Nov. 11
May 13
Apr. 22
May 27
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. ]fi
Nov. 4
Apr. 1
Nov. 11
Dec. 23
Sept. 16
Sept. 23
June 10
Sept. 2
Mar. 4
July 15
Apr. 1
July 15
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
Feb. 5
May 13
Aug, 19
July 8
July 8
July 8
July 29
July 29
Nov. 4
Monthly
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
75
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
Name, i-esidence, .ami iiiveiitiou.
Dement, Meiritt H., aud A. AV. Gr.mvillo. CUicaso, III. Typo-writing macliine
Dcmers, J. Aitlinr, Great Falls, >f . II. Buiglar-alanii
Deming, Eruest, Middletowii, Coun. Suspeuder-cud
Ddrarae, Marie, Miihlhauseii, Gcrmauy. Xliimblo
Uemmiiig. Bevaaid. assignor to A. Adams, Cleveland. Ohio. Lock
Demofieot, .Tules, Dunkirk, assignor to Societe L. Denonvilliers et Tils, Paris, Fiance.
Machine tor niakiui: or preparing molds tor cast iug metals
Demorest, W, Jennings. (See Rose, Jolm H.. as.^igiior.)
Dempaey , James, Lewistou, Me. Diatt-regulator
Demuth, .Tohn A., Toledo, Obio. Duplex-check .scale-be.-im
Demuth, Vinzeut, Brooklyn, X. T. Perfumery-stand
Demuth, William. Elizabeth, N. J.
D6n6chaud, Jeanty, Sr., San Francisco, Cal
railways
Machine for curling hat-brims
Laying and securing r.ails in road-beds of
Denechand, Jeanty, Sr., San Francisco, Cal. Safety car-truck
D6necliaud, Jeanty, P6re, San Francisco, Cal. Safety car-truck
Dengg, Carl. (See Gwinner, Kautsky, Dengg, and Eoth.)
Denham. Charles H.. Ilowr.ali. Bengal. India. Cast iron railway-.sleeper
Denise, Peter E.. and.!. AY. Bender, Greinrille, Ohio. Vchiele-.spring
Denison, Charles A ., Greenluisli. X. Y. Hame-tastencr T
Denisou, Charles A., Groenbnsh, X. Y. Potato-digger
Denison, Charles H. (See Butler, Alford A,, assignor.)
Deniston. "Ward W., Washington, D. C. Collar or tie adjuster
Dennen, Charles 0., "W. C. Gray, and H. C. Xellis. Piqua. Ohio. Kako sboe or runner
Dennett Harvesting Maobine Company. (See Bullock, .Joseph P., assignor.)
Dennett Harvesting Maebiue Couniany. (.See Sehnlte and ilartinccmit. assignors.)
Denney . Samnel L.. Strasburg, Pa. Fence;
Denning. AYillie E. (See Kistler, AVillongbbay F., assignor.)
Dennis Cash Carrier Company. (See CoT-am. .Tohn C. assignor.)
Dennis, Edward P., assignor of one-half to -J. S. Ludlam. Lowell, Mass. Mechanism for
stripping tbe tlats of cardiug-engines
Dennis, Ephraim K.. Xew Bedford. Mass. Protector for harness-saddle skirts
Dennis, Frank, et al. (Sec Eowlett, Josetili F., aasignoT-.l
Dennis, Frank C assignor of one-lialf to S. M. Mevrill. Xew York, X. Y. Parasol
Dennis, James AY., assignor of one-half to \Y. Hamilton, Cincinnati, Ohio. Eetaincr for
gun-wads
Dennis, James AY., assignor of one-half to AY. Hamilton, Cineinnaii, Oliio. Gun-wad
Dennis, .John, and G. B. Coram, assignors to J. A. Coram and X. Crosby, Lowell, Mass.
Press for pressing and stamping ".
Dennis, John, .Jr., Eochester, and D. S. York, assignors to P. York, Geneva, X. Y. Ad-
dressing-machine
Dennis, Thomas J. (See Giabert and D<nuis )
Dennis, Thomas L., Jersey City, X. J. Electric lamp
Dennis, Thomas L., Xew York, X. Y. Dynamo-electric machine .
Dennis, Thomas L., Xewbnryport, Mass. Indicator for electric circuits.
Dennis, Thomas L., Xewburypoi t. Mass., assignor to Columbia Electric Light and Manu-
facturing Company. Xew Yiik. X. Y. Ekcti ic lamp ".
Dennis, AY. R. (See Palmer, .John M., assignor.)
Dennison. William E., assignor to Fahys AYatch Case Comp.iny, Sag Harbor, X. Y. AYind-
ing-stem for watches
Denny, .John S., Campberisbuig, Ind. Road-wagon
Dontgen, Gustav, Diiren, Prussia, Germany. Machine for bending wire springs .
Denton, Albert A., Bavaria. Eans. Apparatus for evaporating liquids
Denton, Albert A.. Bavaria, Kans. Making sng.ar
Denton, Ansel B , St. Louis. Mo. Filter :
Denton, James, .'Vmslerdara, X. Y. C.arpet-fastenei-
Denver Cement Manufacturing Com])any. (See Short, Sidney H.. assignoi-.)
Denver, James, Xew Haven, Conn., assignor of one-half to A\', H. Paulding, Peekskill.
X. Y. Curtain-shade fixture
Denver, .James, assignor of one-half to Xew Haven Car Trimming Company, Xew Haven,
Coun. Car-basket rack .'
Deplanty, Fabieus, Hastings, Mich. Fruit-canning device -
DepouUy. Paul. (See Garuierand Depoully.)
Deppen. Isaac, Hyde Park, Pa. Reclining-chair -
Depue, Michael IL, Homer, 111, Feathering paddle-wheel
Derby, George M.. Astoria, X. Y, Rock drill
Derncll. Herman F.. Athens. X. Y. Ice-plow
Deriick, George AY., Ceuterville, Oreg. Chain-pnmp
Denom. Andiew, Paterson, X. J. Composition mastic for covering roofs, telegraph-wu-es,
and the like
Deschamps. Francis O., Philadelphia. Pa. St;eet-ear
Desmond, .John, assignor to J. Carey and C. Rutson, Jackson, Mich. Steam-emptying ash-
Xo.
307,445
30,5,570
297,355
303,498
Date.
2ns.949
292,287
293.037
2^7,235
301,693
299,208
303,131
303,713
304.022
3(lG,e06
304,801
308.340
295.520
293,210
301,435
291,471
301,094
296,318
pan .
Desmond, John, Jackson, Mich., assignor of one-half to U. M. AYhite, Toledo, Ohio. Steam-
in.ieetor
Desnoyers, .TeromeB . and C. Sinning. St. Louis. Mo. Brake mechanism for sewing-machines .;
Desuoycrs, .Jerome B . and C. Sinning, St. Louis, Mo. Button-hole .sewing-machine [
Dessauer, D.avid, Martinsville. Ind. Cilliaid-eue tip :
Dessauer, Moses S. (Sec Birchard and Titns, assignors.)
D'Estaing, C. Corinnc, Mount Yernon, X. Y. Bag-fastening attachment I
Detarable. llenry. Aiu-ora. 111. Bob-sleigh |
Detert. Herman T.. Faribault. Minn. Horse-collar
Dctrick, Calvin, ft al. (See Howson. Henry, assignor.) i
Detrick. -Jacob S. iSec na.vertv and D- trick.) '
Detrick. Jiicob S., and AY. T. Si'uilh. Baltimore, Md, Combined saw filing and .setting ma->
chine V
Detroit Casket Company. (See Frcschl. Alfred, assignor.)
Detroit Iron Tower Company. (See Adams. .John S., assignor.)
Deupreo, John E., Edinbui-g, Ind. Animal-poke
2P5.234
295,235
294,311
303,922
295,307
295,368
307.104
306,005
304,023
303,499
309,295
309.775
309.770
296,939
299,356
300,311
309.033
231,581
294.073
299,7.52
296,681
297,230
305,902
307,184
307,447
297,507
303,300
291,700
291,701
297,508
308.654
X)3.1.52
300,229
295,115
: 291,702
Xov. 4
Mar. 18
Sept. 23
Apr. 22
Aug. 12
May 20
Jan. 22
Feb. 19
Apr. 22
July 8
May 27
Aug. 5
Aug. 19
Sept, 2
Oct. 21
Sept. 9
Xov. 25
Mar. 25
F'eb. 5
July 1
.Jan.
July
Apr. 8
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Feb. 26
Aug. 19
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Oct. 28
Sept. 30
Sept. 2
Aug. 12
Dec. 10
Dee. 23
Dec. 23
Apr. 15
May 27
June 10
Dec. 9
Jan. 8
Mar. 11
June 3
Apr. 8
Apr, 22
Sept. 30
Oct. 28
Xov. 4
Apr. 22
Aug, 12
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
Apr. 22
Dec. 2
Feb. 5
June 10
Mar. 11
Monthly
volume.
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1565
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508
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539
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1135
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1301
1425
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770
970
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1597
1310
1748
1045
620
715
781
330
994
1700
2110
1522
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2044
610
875
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478
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1124
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305
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401
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INDEX OP PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Kame, residence, and invention.
Deuscher, Henry P. (See Felt, Hannibal, assiiinor.)
Deutsch, Joseph. Clevfland, Ohio. Double-action hydrant
Deutsch, Sigmund, Philadelphia, Pa. Shirt
DeTerall, JFrederick J.. New York, iST. T. Can
Deveranx, 'William, Chicago, 111. Bridge-gate .
Devers, William J., Providence, assignor to himself and W. A. Kellogg, Scranton, Pa.
Weather-strip
Doveze, Jules C. (See Brunet and Devfeze.)
Devine, Edward, Detroit, Mich. Pipe-bending machine
Devine, James J., assignor of one-half to T. Lynch, Plymouth Meeting, Pa. Axle for vehicles .
Devlin, Cliarles, Pembroke, Ontario, Canada. Car-coupling
Devore, Francis M. (See Newcomb, James E., assignoi.)
Devore, Levi M., assignor to Frecport Spring Hinge Company, Ereeport, 111. Giinding-j
mill ---- <
Dew. Neil W., and C. E. Kobertson. Charleston, 111.* Shield for brooms
Dewar. John. Allegheny, Pa. Marbleizing glass
Dewees, John W., Philadelphia, Pa. Trimming or separating fabrics
Dewees, John W.. Philadelphia, Pa. Trimming attachment for sewing-machines
Dewey, Alvah. (See Clark and Dewey.)
Dewey, George N. (See Underwood, Frank M., assignor.)
Dewey, William C. (See Wright. George F., assignor.)
Dexter, Edward, et al. (See Smith, Albert B., assignor.)
Dexter, Frank J. (See Zens, Chailes, assignor.)
Dexter, John M., Elinira. N. Y. Sole or heel plate for boots and shoes - -
Dexter. John W., et al. (See Smith. Albert B., assignor.)
D Hcureuse, Endolph, New York, N. Y. Apparatus for purifying water
D'Heureuse. Rudolph, New York, N. Y. Safety fluid-trap J
D'Heureuse, Endolph, New York, N. Y. Purifying wine, beer, &c ,
Diacon. Lucien, Chaska, Minn. Clock striking mechanism
Dial, Wilbur F. (See Dimond and Dial.)
Dial, Wilbur F., Bridgeport, Conn. Sliuttle for sewing-machines
Dial, Wilbur F., Bridgeport, Conn. Icotary-shuttle mechanism for sewing-niacliine.s
Dial, Wilbur E., Bridgeport, Conn. Eotary-shuttle mechanism for sewing-machines
Dial, Wilbur F., Bridgeport, Conn. Sliuttle-oscillating mechanism for sewing-machines .
Dial, Wilbur F., Bridgeport, Conn. Shuttle-oscillating nieclmnism foi- sewing-machines .
Diamond Match Company. (Sec Flewwelling and Harris, as.signors.) (Reissue.)
Diamond Match Company. (See Ramus, Charles E.. assignor.)
Dibble, Chauncey G., Earmington, Iowa, assignor of one-half to F. E. Bangs, New Haven,
Conn. Bridge
Dibble, John £., Brooklyn, N. Y. Game apparatus
Dibert. George W., Imlertown. Pa. Device for illustrating the piinciples of music - .
Dice, Andrew F., Joliet, ni. Check-rower. --.
Dick. Dundas, New York, N. Y. Paper wrapper
Dick. George A., London, England. Manufacture of alloys containing iron and zinc
London. England. Manufacture of alloys
London, England. Manufacture of metallic alloys
Canton, Ohio. Horse-power
Dick, Robert. Bnlfalo. N. Y. Mailing-machine
Dickerman, G. F. (See Oflill and Edmonds, assignors.)
Dick, George A.,
Dick, (Jeorgo A.,
Dick, .loseph, Ji-.
Dickerman, George H. , Somerville, Mass. Machine for cutting straw-board for paper boxes .
Dickerman, Henry R. (See Oram and Dickerman.)
Dickert, Ferdinand, Salt Lake City, Utah Ter. Apparatus for reducin<r sulphur
Dickert, Ferdinand. Salt Lake City, Utah Ter. Sulphur-refiuing apparatus
Dickey, Aaron F., Somerset. Pa. Cartridge-shell
Dickey, Adam, Ciuf^innati. Ohio. Mixing-machine for drugs and chemicals
Dickey, Tansley cfc Co. (See Geuese, David, assignor.)
Dickey. William H., Jackson. Mich. Diive-chain
Dickey, William H., Jackson, Mich. Centrifngal reel
Dickey, William H., Jackson, Mich. Railway-switch
No.
SQ.'i.O.'JS
302.11,5
309,697
301,221
292,418
207.973
291,498
30.5.158
308,470
,304,802
309,098
309,699
300.854
Date.
302.326
303.822
309 609
305,903
304.707
304.708
3C4.709
304.710
304.711
293,427
303,991
303,500
305.679
294.858
306.227
306,228
300.229
294.372
297,110
297,576
298,734
301,222
300.449
299.209
Dickie, George W., San Francisco, Cal. Valve-gear for hydraulic pumps.
Dickie, George W., as.signor to Risdoii Iron and Locomotive Works, San Francisco, Cal.i
Apparatus for draining mines |
Dickie, James. (See Spengler, Christian G., assignor.)
Dickie, William, GiUespie.' III. Tag-holder
Dickinson, Albert. (See Conrad, Adam, assignor.)
Dickinson. Charles. (See Cutler, Henry, assignor.)
Dickinson, Frederick. (See Getty and Dickinson.)
Dickinson, George W.. Charleston 111. Surveyor's-chain handle
Dickinson, Henry S.. Jersey City, N. J. Chimney-cap
Dickinson, Martin H., Kansas City, Mo. Adiustable shelf-partition
Dickinson. Newton A., Chestei-, Conn. Trolling-Iiook
Dickinson, Seymour H , and J. Allie, Middlebiifv, Ind. Painting composi^on
Dickinson, Thomas, etal. (See Richards. Hezeliiah U., assignor.)
Dickison, William F , Mossville, 111. Ciiltivat<h'-.shovel ...."....
Dickman, August, and M. Heintz, Detroit. Mich. Veueer
Dickson, Hugh S.. La Qarpe, 111. Work-box
Dickson, Lncias E., Brazil, Ind. Qiiilting-lrame
Dickson, Mel H., assignor of one-lialf to^L. Tillman, Jr., Koxvillo, Tenn. Aii-brake at-
tachment for railway-carriages
Dickson. Silas, assignor of one-third to S. Myers. Marcv. Ohio Saw-raill-feed raechani.sm.
Didont, Hippolyte. Kils. Paris, France Frame for poeket-book.s, &c
DIebel, William, Philadelphia. Pa. Belt-shiltius device
Dieckmann, George, New York, N. Y. Method of and apparatus for generating steam
Dieckmann, George, assignor of two-fifths to E S. Marsily, New York, N. Y. Pi.stoii for
engines
Diehl, Philip. (See Miller and Diehl )
Diehl, Philip, Elizabeth. N. J. Construction of electric machines
294.373
302,220
308.597
295,622
294,8^
299,733
301.869
299.628
302.624
295,309
304,414
292,795
291,164
304.914
293.038
306.140
294.208
29(i.940
300,579
292.546
Sept. 16
July 15
JulV 8
Dec. 23
July 1
Jan. 22
May 6
Jan. 8
Sept. 16
Nov. 25
Sept. 9
Dec. 23
Dec. 23
June 24
July 22
Aui. 19
Dec. 23
Sept. 30
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Feb. 12
Aug. 26
Aug. 12
Sept. 23
Mar. 11
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Mar. 4
Apr. 22
Apr. 29
Mav 20
Julv 1
Juiie 17
May 27
M-'r. 4
July 15
Dec. 2
Mar. 25
Mar. 11
June 3
July 15
June 3
Julv 99
Mar. 18
Sept. 2
Monthly
volume.
c
CO
1002
1323
642
1491
188
1772
13
611
1126
1375
067
1492
1493
1749
1605
11**7
1386
2110
5,53
554
557
559
853
1417
772
1805
034
262
263
204
42
1543
2147
983
188
1225
1567
44
1455
12
1631
635
331
1027
163
2014
1303
165
Feb
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alpliabetical list of patentees — CoHtinued.
77
Jsamo, rosidi'iicc. aud iuvcutiou.
Diobl, Ptilii), Eli7.al)otb, N. .T.. assicnor to Singer Maiinfactiiriiig Conipauy of New Jersey.
Sowins-iiiachine stand and tioadlt^ '. ' .
Biebl, Kicliard J. (Sep Sniitli and Diehl.)
Biener, Charles, New York, N . Y. Toy
I>ieter, Louis Y. (See Kelly and Diet«r.)
Dictoricli, Eugene, Anniston. Ala. Ccssinxd
Dictericb, Fred G., and E. C. Walt'oid, AVasbinslon, 1). C. Cigar-doaler's knife
Dieterla, Edward. (See \^'c.sti)lial and Dictcrla.)
Dietrich, Franz, Mnnicb, Germany. Maunfactiire of cream of tartar
i)ietrieli, Jacob, Urusbland, N. T. A'ebiele-wlieel _
Dictvicb, .Icvome C, Gait, Ontario, Canada. Tliill loniding
Dietrich, Paul, Berlin, Geriuauy. TijipinK and balancing' niecbanism
Diet/., Charles, Cblcap), III. Car-couplinu'
Diet?., Frederick, et al. (See Sanford. Addison V., assicnor.)
IJiel/., Frederick, New Toik, K. T. Lantern fjlobe bolder
Diotz, Froderielc, New York, N. Y. Cone-securing device for tubular lautorns. •.
Dictz, Kobevt E., et al. (See ]5etts, Lewis F., assignor.)
Dietz, Robert E., New York, N. Y. Burnei- for oil-stoves
No.
.106,469
296,941
302,7i:t
292,47:J
Digbt, William M. (See Ferguson, Ilarvey W., assignor.)
Dignani, John S., Loudon, Ontario, (Janaila. Dccoiating glassware
Dignam, John S., London, Ontario, Can.ada. Jug
Dignani. John S., London, Ontario, Canada. Kevolving caster .'.
DiUe, Albert E. (See Byron, Ulderic D., a.ssiguor.)
Dilalush, Walter S., and .1. E. Drake, Lebanon, Ohio. Three-wbeeled vebicde
Dilks, James IL, Jersey City, assignor to P. McGieban, BayonneCity, N. J. Composition
naint for ships' bottoms, dry-docks, &c.-
Dillard, Gregoiy M., Macon, Miss. Vehicle- wheel
Diile, James M.. Cooperstown, Pa. Carriage pole or shaft
Dillebay, John T., Beech Grove, Ky. Vehicle-brake
Dillenbeck, Adam, Schenectady, N. Y. Gas-machine. '. . .
Dilliu. Maurice K., Philadelphia, Pa. Brake for children's carriages
Dillman, Andrew, et al. (See Case, George, assignor.)
Dillnian. Andrew, et al. (See Morrisey. James F., assignor.)
Dillon, Bcniamin F., Savannah, Ga. (Combined bjirglar-alarm and telephone system
Dillon, Ira 15., A^isalia, Cal. Hens ne.st ....'
Dillon, Jidm A. (See Folsome. Charles F., assignor.)
Dillon, Millard F., Gillespie, III. Nut-lock
Dillon, Millard F.. Gillespie, III. Nut-lock
Dillon, William H., Glasgow, Ky. Oil-lamp feeder
Dilworth, William P., et al. (See Gibson, George, assignor.)
Diuiitt, Fr.ank C. Eocheport, Mo. Shotgun .
Dimitt, William M., assignor of one-halt to C. IT. Irwin, Martinsville, Ohio. Anger-bit . .
Dinion, Frank S., assignor of one-half to G. B. Phinney, B. F. Hepler, and J. D. HiU, Fort
Scott, Kans. Car-coupling !
Diniond, Charles H. (See House and Dimond.)
Dimond, George H.. and W. F. Dial, assignors to Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Com-
pany, Bridgepoit, Conn. Ten.sion mechanism for .sewing-machines
Dimond, George H., and W. F. Dial, assignors to Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Com-
pany, Bridgeport. Conn. Automatic tension for sewing-machines
Dimond, William. Huntington, Ind. Ice-tongs
Dinipfl, Anton, Munich, Bavaria Germanj-, assignor to M. Poletti, Hobokeu, N.J. Manu-i
facture of bricks, tiles, &c .• i
Dingle, William, and W. -Tenkins, Lake Mahopac, N. Y. Stufling-box
Dingley, Benjamin F., Cohoes, N. Y. Meat-clamp
Dingley. Eiibraim K., New York, N. Y., assignor of one-half to J. A. Crouthers. Vacnum-
rcgulator for steam-condensers
Dingley, Ephraim P., New Y-ork, N. Y., assignor of one-half to J. A. Crouthers. Auto-
matic cylinder-drainer
Dingnian", Wallace, Battle Creek, Mich. Harvester
Diukel, George. (See Matthiessen and Dinkel.)
Dinkel, George. "(See Niese and Dinkel.)
Dinkle, Charles F., Carlisle. 'Pa. Fertilizer imlverizer and distributer
Dinning, Enoch C. (See ilontngue, Booker, and Diuning.)
Dinning. .Lames, Silver (Jlitf, Colo. Saw-swage ^
Dinse, William F., New Haven, Conn. Whip-socket
Dinse, William F., New Haven. Conn. Gas-extinguisher
Diusmore, Samuel. (See Andertoi., Frederick C, assignor.)
Diolot. Saiuteme, New York, N. Y. Clock
Dion, L6on 0., Natick, Mass. Cash-carrier system
Dion, Peter. (See Miguault and Dion.)
Dirhold, John W., St. Louis, Mo. Clamp for ruling-pens
Diir, C>"rus A., Chicago, III. Type-locking device
Dishmaker. .Tohn B., Carlton, Wis. Grain-separator
Dishnian, Alonzo. (See Hieks and Dishman.)
Diss, Louis P. (See Lee and Diss.)
Diss, Louis P., assignor to E. Remington & Sons, Ilion, N.
Diss, Louis P., assignor to E. Remington <fc Sons, lliou, N.
Disston, Hamilton, et al. (See Rose, Rufus E., assignor.)
Di.sston, Hamilton, et al. (See Smith, .Tidm, assignor.)
Disston, Horace C, cf aj. (See Smitli, J(diu, as.signor.) •
Disston, .Jacob S., et al. (See Smith, .Tohn, assignor.)
Disston. William, et al. (See Smith, .Tohn, assignor.)
Distin, Henry J., New York, N. Y. Cornet
Dittenboefer, Myer. New York, N. Y. Tobacco-pipe
Ditzler, George C., Union, Ind. Nut-lock
Divora, Joseph, Peru, HI. Cultivator
Divora, Joseph, Peru, III. Harrow
Dixon, A. E.. et al. (See Ford, Thomas J., assignor.)
Di.i;on, Brandt V. B., assignor one-half to A. F. Hoffer and J. H. Lawrence, St. Louis, Mo.
Child's carriage
Dixon, Charles. WeedsiHirt, N. Y. Pitman-box connection for moweis and reapers
Di.'iou, Henry M., New York, N. Y. Bobbin-winder for sewing-machines
Dixon, John W., Philadelphia, Pa. Ajipara^us for recovering soda used in manufacture
of paper-pulp ■. -
Y.
Y.
Magazine for fire-arms .
Magazine for fire-arms.
294,,592
:tno.2:«i
2fl7,:i.'i(i
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:io4,]84
292, 2g8
309,208
307,847
293.639
293,640
305,437
295,154
308,060
29). 165
304,185
295,740
304,507
308, S82
291,310
294,974
298. 9.= 0
301,870
303,502
306.593
300,907
300,312
298,185
305,438
294.975
291,582
306,2.30
307,105
308,756
308,7.57
297,357
298,186
301,.343
298,336
305,059
298,3.57
302,988
295.370
306,006
303,217
303,992
304,712
308.655
299,357
295,911
292,996
304,624
Date.
296.149
292,289
298,558
Oct. 14
Apr. 15
July 29
Jan. 29
Mar. 4
■Tnue 10
Apr. 22
Oct. ai
Aug. 26
Jan. 22
Dec. 16
Nov. 11
Feb. 19
Feb. 10
Sept. 23
Mar. 18
Nov. 18
Jan. 1
Aug. 26
Mar. 25
Sept. 2
Dec. 9
Jan. 1
Mar. 11
May 20
July 15
Aug. 12
Oct. 14
Oct. 21
June 10
May 6
Sept. 23
Mar. 11
Jan. 8
Oct. 7
Oct. 28
Dec. 2
Dec. 2
Apr. 22
May 6
.July 1
May 13
Sept. 16
May 13
Aug. 5
Mar. 18
Sept. 30
Aug. 5
Aug. 26
Sept. 9
Dec. 2
May 27
Apr. 1
Feb. 5
Sept. 2
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Jan. 22
May 13
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1095
1488
1025
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189
1681
1780
293
417
371
781
1242
1027
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727
1139
1046
281
1489
782
715
264
1427
231
233
1850
282
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1749
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303
412
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495
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104
216
351
280
232
191
303
283
72,73
412
216
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?91,993 I Jan. 15 I 1232
60
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503
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141
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210
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114
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1104
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206
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309
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483
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1112
1026
546
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1169
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782
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776
202
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141
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1124
579
1112
971
1.34
49
288
741
742
365
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1018
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78
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Dixon, Joseph L.. assignor of two-thirds to G. "W". Dawson, Falmouth, and H. A. Hatcher,
Griithrie, Ky. T win-bed-spring conuector _
Dixon, Eobcrt "W., assignor to Springfield Manufacturing Company, Si)ringficld, Ohio.
Hay -tedder
Dixoii, Robert W., assignor to Springfield Manufactuiing Company, Springfield, Ohio.
Tedder-tooth ■.
Dixon, Theron S. E., Chicago, Dl. Hasp-lock
Doane, Charles -J., Old Gilroy, Cal. Farm-gate
Doane, James C, Western, Nebr. Cultivator
Doane, Truman P., Brooklyn, N. T. Producing pointed ilaraes
Doane, William H., Cincinnati, Ohio. Circular sawing machine
Doane, William H. , Cincinnati, Ohio. Planer pressure-roll
Doano, William H., and G. W. Bagbee, Cincinnati, Ohio. Boring attachment for mortis-
Ing-machines
Dobbin, EohertO., Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. Barrel-finishing machine
Dobbin, William M. (See Walker, Eobert O., assignor.)
Dol)bs, Charles J., Middlesbrough, county of York, England. Manufacture of paving-
blocks from furnace-slag, &c - -
Dobson, Honry C New York. N. Y. Banjo
Diihson, William J. M., New York, N. Y. Elevator
Dficker, Jolian G. C. Copenhagen. Denmark. Portable structure. - -
Dockstader, James, Syi'aciise, N. Y. Billiard -table attachment '
Dofid, Alexander. Baltimore. Md. Salesman's samplo-trunk
Dodd, James E., Delaware, Ohio, assignor to 0. E. Presbrey and E. M. Green, Washing-
ton, D. C. Envelope
Dodge, Edward H., et al. (See Tyler and Smith, assignors.)
Dodge, Frances A . , Brady, Tex. ' Kefrigerating apparatus
Dodge, Henry B., East Somerville, Mass. Spring-hinge
Dodge, Isaac F. (See Peasley and Dodge.)
Dodge, Isaac F., (xowcn, Mich. Hay-rack -
Dodge, J. Wesley. (See Gordon, William, assignor.)
Dodge, J. Wesley. (Sec Gor.lon and Dodge.)
Dodge, J. Wesley, M;ilden, Mass. Heating annaratus for burnishing-tools
Dodge, J. AYesley, Maiden, assignor of one-balf to W. Gordon, Boston, Mass. Mechanical
movement
Dodge, James M. (See Cal velage and Dodge.)
Dodge, James M., Indianapolis Ind. Screw cutting die
Dodge, James M., Indiana])o'is, Ind. Die-stock
Dodge, James N.. assignor of one-half to S. J. Gordon, Springfield. Mass. Inhaler
Dodge. John A., Somerville, Mass. Roller-skate ..-
Dod!;e, J'siah. Applcton City, Mo. Hariie.'^s ^ -
Dodge, Miles B., S 'n Francisco, Cnl. Revolving ore-roasting furnace
Dodle, Poleg S.. Stanton, Mich. Printin<r-press
Dodge, Richard S., et al. (See Harrison, Frank G.. assignor.)
Dodge, Theodoie A., trustee. (See Hefff rnan, William J., assignor.)
Dodge, Thomas H. C^ee Stover. Daniel C, assignor.)
Dodge, 1 homas II., Worcester, Mass. Lightning-conductor
~ " "'" ' . - . Wire-barbing machine
Baud-saw machine -
Coruice
Button-fastener
Gang-edger
Dodge, Thomas H., Worcester, Mass.
Dodge, Wallace 11., Mishawaka, Ind.
Dodge, AVallace H., Mishawaka, Ind.
Dodge, Wallace H., Mishawaka, Ind.
Dodge, William W., Washington. D. C.
Dodge, Willis, assignor of one-half to G. M. Luce, Presque Isle, Me. Potato-digger -
Dods, Henry, and F. Hindes, Virginia City, Nev. Railway-cable grij) .
Dodson, Darien W., Town Line, Pa. Type- writing machine
Dcdson, Darien W., Town Line, Pa. Mechanical movement- - -
Dodson, Roy, Central, Mo. Nut-lock -
Dod.son, Silas, New York, N. Y. Disintegrating-macliiue
Dodscm, Wilson P., Philadelphia, assignor to himself jnd A. H. E;;
Calipe
Mechanicsbnrg, Pa.
Do(N Alphcus K., Stillwater, Minn. Combined cant-dog and iiry
Doe, Alphcus K.. Stillwater, Minn. Combined cant-dog, piy, and jiiko
Doe. Alphcus K.. Stillwatei', Minn. Log and raft coupling
Doeimer, Oscar, Berlin, and W. Vou Miller. Munich, assignors to Chemische Fabrik anf
Action, vorm. E. Schering. Berlin. Oermany. Manufacture of bases called chiualdines--
Doeg, Issachar W., New Market, N. H. Sectional gear-wheel - . - :
Doerr, John H., assignor of one-fifth to W. IT. Wigmorc, Philadelphia, I'a. Sleeping-car . -
Doersch, George M.,"Antigo, Wis. Bung-extractor
Doetsch, Louis J., Baltimore, Md. Delivery apparatus for printing-presses -
Dohen, John E., Charleston, S. C. Window-sash holder
Doherty, Fisher, and E. L. Sies. Crawfordsville, Ind. Two-wheeled vehicle -
Doherty, Patrick W., Boston, Mass. Staple -
Dohis, Prosper A., Paris, France. Apparatus for transmitting power
Doig, William S. (See Smith and Doig.)
Doig, WUliam S., BiKioklyn, N. Y. Machinery for the manufacture of cans. .
Dolan, John C, Houtzdale, Pa. Device for coupling cars with cables
Dolheer, John, S.an Francisco. Cal. Portable railway
Dolin, J. W. (See Smith, WiUiam J., assignor.)
Doll, Arnold, Jr. (See Smith and Doll.)
Dollarhide. Charles R., Paris, El. Check-row planter
Dollinger, .lohn S.. Covington, Ohio. Ice-tongs
Dollraan, Tlnbert, Birmingham, county of AYarwick, England.
Dolman, William H., Brnn.s-wick, Mo. Fire-proof building .--
Dolman, William H., New York, N. Y. Fire-proof timber
Dolman, William H., New York, N. Y. Fire-i)roof shutter - - -
No.
294,593
305,578
309,443
2iiri,Hw
291,994
300,0.55
305,439
303,r23
306,325
295,236
292,737
300.580
294,451
298,187
308.833
•-'92,547
294,. ')94
299,358
291,166
292,210
303,823
309,934
298,671
296,393
301,101
297,769
306.060
302.473
302,625
307,922
298,357
299,524
294,4,52
2i)(i,734
296,735
304,302
296,541
302,828
299,754
306,678
299,755
307,033
302,685
308,471
.308,472
309,825
309,935
301,695
298.951
293,232
309,034
299,525
Date.
293,720
308,473
298,672
30.5,514
298.073
293,853
Machine for mincing meat.
Dolpli, Alexander M., and J. H. Slack, Cincinnati, Ohio. Centrifugal extractor
Dolsen, Isaac, BeemerviUe, N. J. Road-cart
I 304.915
297.237
309.381
300,581
I 293,721
302,714
309,826
300,231
Mar. 4
Sept. 23
Dec. 10
Apr. 1
Jan. 15
June 10
Sept. 23
Aug. 19
Oct. 7
Mar. 18
Jan. 29
June 17
Mar. 4
May 6
Dec. 2
Jan. 29
Mar. 4
May 27
Jan. 1
Jan. 22
Aug. 19
Dec. 30
May 13
Apr. 8
.July 1
Apr. 29
Oct. 7
July 22
July 29
Nov. 11
May 13
Julie 3
Mar. 4
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Sept. 2
Apr. 8
July 29
•Tune 3
Oct. 14
June 3
Nov. 4
July 29
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
Julv 8
May 20
Feb. 12
Dec. 9
June 3
Feb. 19
Nov. 25
May 13
Sept. 23
May 13
Feb. 19
Sept. 9
Apr. 22
Dec. 16
June 17
Fob. 19
July 29
Dec. 30
June 10
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volume.
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313
1682
1156
21
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697
1492
1313
386
1136
21B2
1383
141
283
338
1954
313
1750
190
1503
1189
1800
896
639
32
2396
41
1795
2014
606
521
24
142
1058
1060
19
819
2201
331
841
335
283
2085
1375
1376
1657
1801
795
1243
.596
621
28
1204
1377
896
1607
897
1387
829
1701
1083
1384
1205
2122
1658
936
87
468
311
6
344
189
(412
)413
C363
^364
104
313
C611
<612
(613
382
37
73
89.90
.545
504
54
422
327
485
249
176
9
654
!)
491
.5.51
182
141
27
7.8
27
.37
26
298
27
299
2r?
6.7
28
226
27
619
6-:'0
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85
27
222
29
85
27
76
29
,572
376
376
450
218
352
1.57
^63
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8
333
376
249
C444
5445
250
383
224
41)2
290
382
334
582
C4,50
54.51
253
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
79
Xame, losidouce, aiidiiivoiitioii.
Dolson, Martiu O., EI Dorado, Kans. Addiiis-machiiic
Doltoii, Gcoriio E., assifjiiin' ti) C. C. JJitzsrlie, Sr. I^ouis, Mo. CaniagosiHing
Doni, Alexaudor, Mount Iloiiiniy, Ohio. Map-cxiliitoi-
Domestic Eloctiic Mauiil'acturiuy; Coiniiaiiy. (Sec Clarke and Loijili, assii;iior.s.)
Doineslic Eloitiio Manut'actuviu.!; Company. (Soo Leijih and Clarke, assignors.)
Domestic Electrical Maniilacturing Comiiany. (Soo Boyd, Dan, assignor.)
Domestic Electrical Manufacturinji Coniiuiny. (See Clarke, Chailes L., assijpior.)
Dom<m, Ovide F., Seloncourt, France. Stop-watch
Donald.son, David. Rock Island, I II. Saw-swasins niacliine
Donaldson, D,n\id IT., Bnll'alo, X. Y, Hasp-lock
I oualdson, Kichard A., ct al, executors. (See Baiclay, Robeit.)
Donaldson, "William. (Sec Heller and Doualdscm.)
Donaldson, William, Ambleside, county of AVestmoreland, England. Hydraulic macbinory .
Donliam, Gronville M., et al. (See 'Whittemore, AYilliam H., assignor.)
Donkin, Edwin B.. Bermondsey,' England. Rotaiy pump
Donley. Levi, assignor of ono-li.ilf to H. B. Sorter, Kalamazoo, Mich. Two-wheeled vehicle
Donuell, Edward P., Chicago, 111. Iuk-reser%'oir for pa|ier-ruling n]achines
Donnelly Cliarlis J. and J. M., Philadelphia, Pa. Matcli-makiug machine.-.
Dimnelly, James 1!. (See Baltes. Peter J., assignor.!
Donnelly, James L., New York, N. Y., assignor of one third to J. L. Towuslcy, Viuconnos,
Ind. Coin holder and ileliverer '.
Donnelly, John M. (See Donnelly, Charles J. and J. M.)
Donnenwirth. G., Jr., et nl. (See Sharpnack and McMahon, assignors.)
Donovan, William R. (See Micliaols, Joseph P., assignor.)
Doolittle, D. Edward. (See Doolittle, William E. and D. E.)
Dooiittle, George. (See Ritchel and Doolittle.)
Dodittle, George, assignor of one-half to H. D. Stanley, Bridgeport, Conn. Tip for elec-
trical conductors
Doolittle, Thomas B. (See Ritchel and Doolittle, assignors.)
Doolittle, Thomas B., Bridgeport, Conn. Telephone-line
Doolittle, Thomas B., Bridgeport, Conn. Telephone-exchange apparatus
Doolittle, William E. and D. E., New Britain, Conn. vShutter-fnstener
Dopp, Frederick J. W., and G. Wolll'. St. Louis, Mo. Velocipede attachment
Dorchester. Edwaid G., Geneva, N. Y. Bieeoh-loading fire-arm
Doremus, WillardD,, assignor to F. Hodges, Wa.shiugton. D. C. Mail-hag fastener
Doremus, Willard D., assignor to F. Hodges and A. L. Pitney, Washington, D, C. Mail-
hag fastener and tag-holder
Doremus, Willard D.. assignor to E. W. Woodrutf, WashinL'ton, D. C. Paper-tile
Doremus, Willard D., assignor to hin\.'ielf anil N. C. Lyon, Washington, D. C. Scarf
Doremus, Willard D.. Washington, D. C, assignor to himself, S. R. and J. T. Stratton,
StrattonviUe, Pa. Oilcan
Doremus, Willard D., assignor to himself, T. F. Swayze, AVashiugton, D. C, S. R. and J.>
T. Stratton, Straitonville, Pa. Apiiaratus for lighting and extinguishing lamps \
Doren, Henry E., Grand Rapitls, Mich. Fire-escape
Doren, Henry E., Grand Rapids. Mich. Head-rest
Dorfmullcr, G-ustav, Brooklyn, N. Y. Lamp-chimney
Dorgan, Joseph H., Plaltsburg, N. Y. Faucet
Doring, Ernst, New York, N. Y. Wardrobe-bed
Dornian, Levi. (See Perl^ins, Charles D. R., assignor.)
Dorniitzer, Ann<i, New York, N. Y. AYindow-cleaning chair
Dorn, Alouzo L., Chicago, 111., assignor of cme-hall' to W. N. Doiu. Door-signal
Dorn, Eufus H., Rochester, N, Y. Blind-hinge .-
Dorn, William N. (See Dorn. Alonzo L., .assignor.)
Dornan, John, .and C. N. Brady, WeUsbuig, W. Va. Applying natural gas to glass-fur-
Donifeld, Carl, Cologne, Gernianv. Holdei- for incandescent electric larai)3
Dornfeld, John F., Watertown, AV'is. Clay-tempering machine
Doit, Herbert C , San Francisco, Cal. Compound for preserving wood
Dorr, John P., Neenah, Wis. Veutilatiug-(lauii>er
Dorr, Oscar L., and T. J. Tamplin, South Walpole, Mass. Harness-pad
Dorrell, Lucian P. (See Borgelt and Horrell.)
Dorsctt, Daniel H. (Sec Morris, Doisett, and AYilliams.)
Dorsett, Daniel H., Chicago, HI. Insula I iug material
Dorsett, Daniel H., Chicago, 111. Mold foi- ca.sting i)ipes of |ilasl ic material
Dorsett, Daniel H., Chicago, 111. Conduit for underground conductors
Dorsett, Daniel H., J. E. Morris, and B. Williams, Chicago, 111. Apparatus for molding^
the sections of electrical conduits ^
Dorsey, John D.. Greenville, 111. Vehicle-spring
Dorsev, Russel M., Alpine, Ga. Saw-cleaner for cotton-gins
Dort, "Newton, assignor ol' one-half to S. R. Thorman, Cleveland, Ohio. Pin or buckle point
support -
Dorward, William B., Marion, Ohio. Con,struction of cistoms from concrete
Dosh, H<-nry S.. Baltisuore. Md. Cake-machine
Doten, Clark W., Boston, Mass. Supplemental gangway for ferry-boats
Dotterweich. Andrew. (See Heintz and Dotterweich.)
Doty. John C, assignor to F. L. Bean, W. L. Vance, and T. Seymour, Mount Vernon,
Ohio. Curtain- tixture -
Doty, Riley, Leonardsburg, Ohio. Bench-dog
Doty, Riley. Leonardsburg, Ohio. Slide-valve
Doty, W. ilark. Biggs' Station, Cal. Combiued can-holder and funnel
Doty, WiUiam M. , as.signor of one-half to A. M. Ward, Chicago, lU. Guard-gate for swing-
brid
Lilges
Doubleday, TIenrv H., Washington, D. C. Drive-chain
Donbler, John W. H,, Rockford, assignor to A. H. Andrews & Co., Chicago, 111. Map-
holder :
Doudero, Antonio. (See Ros.svally, Max L., assignor.)
Dougherty, Alexander, A^allimia, Ind. Wagon-brake lever
Dougherty, Charles A.. Canton, Ohio. l!ein-liolder
Dougherty, James II.. Whistler Ala. Lock for sliding doors
Dougherty, Michael I., assignor to E. McHale. Carbondale, W. Walker, Glenwood, and
Scranton Glass Company, (limited,) Scranlon, Pa, Bottle-stopper ,
No,
Date.
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202,119
HOI, 102
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29.'J,(!H
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297.:i.')a
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292,474
298,674
295,371
297,083
298,559
297,118
297,2:8
305,100
297,071
297,. 509
297.577
303,824
300,450
291,995
292.548
300.232
307,528
291,883
309,530
293,428
304,803
304,081
304.303
307,270
292,997
293.9.55
294,773
302,548
298,072
302,549
305,904
291,996
297.974
304,304
304 508
292.420
306,141
308,308
299.359
298.560
304,186
292, (>29
297,920
304,625
i 292,902
301,697
304,804
297,239
306,908
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.Juno 10
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Aug. 26
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Mar. II
July 29
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1473
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1099
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1042
272
1517
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1902
2112
1237
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1775
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1681
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FKOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continned.
Name, residence, and invention.
DoiiCTlierty, Tiberias, Philadelphia, Pa.
Dougherty, Tibeiias, Philadelphia, Pa.
Gamp hoard and counter
Chalk-holder I'oi' billiard and other game tables .
Doiigine, .James T., Chicago, III.
Donahio, .Tamos T., Cliicajj;o, Ilk
Dimiinie, ,Tames T., Chicago, 111.
Douirine, .Tames T., Chicago, 111.
<Dougherty, "William C., Clyde, Minn. Device for holding horses while being .shod
Doughty, "William H., New Yoik, N. T. Kefrigerating apparatus for cars, &c
Dougine, James T., Chicago, 111. Wagon-tougue suppoi t
Pifth-wheel for wagons
Stoek-car
Excavating-machine
Fiflh-wheel for wagons
Douglas Axe Manufacturing Company. (Se(~ Bowers, .Tohn "W., assignor.)
Douglas, B., et al. (See Donglas, .Joseph "W., assignor.)
Douglas, Charles, Detioit, Mich. Broom '.
Douglas, George -f., Ahlenian, "Wis. Cultivator
Donglas, .TampS. .Jr., Phnenixville, Pa. Furnace for the calcination of ores
Douglas, .Tohn, Pensacola, Fla. Locomotive
Donglas, Jcseph "W., assignor to himself and W. & B. Douglas. Middletown, (V>nn. Pnmp.
Douglas, .Tospph "W., assignor to himself, "W. and B. Douglas, Middletown, Conn. Pump. .
Douglas, R. John, et al. (.See "Underwood, Henry M., assignor.)
Donglas, W., et rti. (See Douglas, .Joseph W., assignor.)
Douglas, W. & B. (See Douglas, Josejih "W., assignor.)
Douglass, James A. (See Bare and Douglass.)
Douglass, "William H., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to North American Petiolcum Gas Com-
pany, New York, N. T. Apparatus for the manufactJire of illiuninating-gas
Dontteil, Heniy, Meriden, Conn. Dinner-tray '.
Dow, Alonzo, and L. H. Gorgas, "Wooster, Ohio. Cupboard
Dow, George E., San Francisco, Cal. Steam -actuated valve
No.
29.5,4P8
2»7,(;84
304,010
204,20!)
29.'),2:i7
207, (iS.")
302,807
n07,7.')l
307,752
Dow, .Tosiah, Lowell. Mass. Duplox-crank-piston engine
Dow, "William II.. Burlington, "V"t. Graining compound
Dowler, .Toseph W. (SeeKupferlo and Dowler.)
Dowlin, Mar.shall II., North Adams, Mass. Trunk or bundle strap
Dowling, James, and J. Connolly, London, England. Button-hole sewing-machine
[ Dowling, Robert FT., Newark. Ohio. Car-coupling
Dowling, Kobert n., assignor of tw.o-1 birds to "W .'Baker and C. H. Follott, Newark, Ohio.
Car-coupling ;
Dowlins, Robert II . assignor of one-half to C. H. Follett, Newaj-k, Oliio Car-coupling . . .
l)owling, Thomas "W.. Detroit, Mich Window-screen
Downer, James R , ft al. (See Burns and Bmkman, assignors.)
Dowues. Honrv. (See Clark, George W., assgnor.)
Downham, "William, assignor of one half to P. K. Porrin, St. John's, Mich. Carriage-cur-
tain at'nchment ■.
Downie, Robert E., Clinton, assignor of one-half to G. A. Houston, -Beloit, "Wis. Firdesa.
{ capo - --■
Downing, Arnold "M.. Oneida, N. T. Fire-escape ladder '. -..
Downing, Elix.iliefli M.. Grant City. Pa. Dre.ss-protector
Downing, Herbei t T. (See Brown, Peter G , as.signor.)
Downing, James L., Richmond, 111. Hand-tnick
Downing, .Toronio F.. Erie. Pa. Carrier apparatus
Downs. Beniamin J., West Somerville, assignor to T. D. Bakei', trustee, Boston, Mass.
Vessel for liquids
l>owns Beniamin J., assisrnor of four-fifths to J. "W. Cook, A. .J. Cunningham, and J. A.
Bobbins, "West Somerville, Mass. TTCC-protector -. ,
Downs, Geo'go W., Newajk. N. J. Ink.stand and calendar
Downs, "Wallace A (See Sawyer, Nelsim, assignor.)
Downward, Henry C (See Shew. .Tacob, assignor.)
Downward, Thomas. Rinkelville, Mo. Sninning-niachine
Doyle, Charles "W. (Sc Zaehr nger. William, assignor )
Dovlo, .Tames. ,ass;ignorto himse'f and P. McNaraara. New York, N. Y. Pipe-wrench . .
Dovle, John, Hoboken, N. .T., assignor to himself and C. C. Dusenlniry, AVhite Plains, N. Y.
Rheostat -
Dovle, .Tolm E , Richmond, Tnd Globe-valve grinder.
Doyle, .Tohn M. (See Magner, William, assignor.)
Doyle, Joseph, Mount Liberty, Ind. Piano-forte
Dovle, William H.. Bantam Falls, Conn. Vehicle-spi'ing
Di-.tke & Co. (See Cliailton. .Tohn. as.signor.)
lOrako, Cuninghani, Pliilailrlphia, Pa. Oyster-clamp
torake, Cuninglia'u, Pliiladelphia, Pa. ~
Drake, Cuninghani. I'luiadelphia, Pa.
iDi'ake, Cuninghani. Philadelphia, Pa.
Drake, Cuninghani, Philadelphia, I'a.
Drake, Cuningham, Philadelphia, Pa.
Drake, Cuningham, Philadelphia, Pa.
Drake, Cuniniham, Philadelphia, Pa.
Drake, (^uuingb.im, Philadelphia, Pa.
Drake, Cuningham. Philadelphia, Pa.
Drag-s.aw
Box fastener
rhangc-.2ate
Fid'ling ladder
Bell-ringing .attachment for 1 'coniotives
Hermetically-sealed can
Shutter-fastener
Limb guard or protector
Twine cutter
Drake, David'E., Newark, N. .T., a.ssignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New York, N. Y. Electric-ciicuit connection
Drake, Edward, Prattsburg, N. Y. Sliding door
Drake, Edwin L.. Sherman^ Tex. Gate -• ,
Drake. Fr.incis K.. assienor of two-thirds to E. S. Pierce and J. M. Met beany. Grand Rapids,
I Mich. Mail-bag catcher '.
prake, .Tolm R. (See Dilatush and Drake.)
Drake, .Tohn T. H., Emporia, Mo. Drag-saw
Drake, Lewis C. et nl. (See Gnun. John C , assignor.)
iDrake, Richard D., Philadelpliia, Pa. Combined ice-cutter and snow-.sweeper
Drakeley, Julia E.. Madison. Wis. Eed-pan
jPraper, .Tames 0., Pawtncket. R. T. Steam-boiler
Draper, 0,scarM. (See Herrins, Henry M., assignor.)
[Draper, Oscar M., H al. (See Weaver, Albert S." assignor.)
[Draper, Oscar M., North Attleborough, Mass. Watch-chaiu tip
200.0.50
307.023
307.024
306.231
204.210
306, (!70
203,8.54
304 805
297.240
309.610
30R..508
300,350
304,917
299,118
304,187
205,372
306.326
298,(175
300,451
295,527
20.J1.53
203.722
204,211
305,060
301.576
306,007
304.800
306,815
298,294
298,073
293.723
203,855
294,374
200.756
300.582
301,608
301 600
302.820
304.026
305.680
305.681
307,024
307,271
200.467
300.827
309,828
304,.509
300,233
.307,634
207.119
300,707
296,543
Date
Mar. 18
Apr. 29
Sept. 9
Feb. 26
Mar. 18
Apr. 20
A ug. 5
Nov. n
Nov. 11
May 20
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
Oct. 7
Feb. 2(i
Oct. 14
Feb. 10
Sept. 0
Apr. 22
Dec. 23
Dec. 2
June 17
Sept. 9
May 27
Aug. 26
Mar. 18
Oct. 7
May 13
Jtine 17
Mar. 25
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
Feb. 26
Sept. 16
July 8
Seiit. 30
Sept. Q
Oct. 21
May 6
May 6
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Mar. 4
Juno 3
June 17
-Tulv 8
.lulv 8
Julv 29
Sept. 2
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Oct. 21
Oct. 28
May 27
Dec. .30
Dec. 30
Sept. 2
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volume.
14.52
2290
830
1860
11.37
2291
21
437
439
1378
668
609
265
1861
843
1388
070
1T03
1387
14
1103
833
1459
1682
1.306
387
900
1227
i'503
479
1200
18C3
1003
644
2240
071
1021
433
141
1207
1390
45
335
1385
798
790
2262
450
J 806
1807
1292
1643
1881
1661
1662
295
937
Nov. 4 285
Anr. 22 1.546
June 24 1647
Apr. 8 820 226 27
400
623
;224
'225
.508
313
624
7
122
122
392
183
183
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223
383
184
463
;374
I 375
4
226
;417
418
!4I9
459
362
104
250
335
415
128
334
:508
509
275
178
621
184
270
116
35
334
C384
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382
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.503
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continned.
81
Name, residenC6,.and invention.
Draper & Sons, George.
Draper & Sons, George.
Draper & Sons, George.
Draper & Sons, George.
Draper. Oscar M., North Attleborougli. Ma.^s., assignor to bimself, A. S. "Weaver, and 0.
N. Bender, Providence, R. I. Electric-wire supporter
Draper, Oscar M., North Attlel>orongh, Mass., assignor, by mesne assignnments, to him-
self, A. S. Weaver, and 0. N. Bender, Providence, E. I. Electric-wire supporter ,
Draper & Sons, George. (See Getchell. Seth S., assignor.)
' " " (See Gray, James R., assignor.)
(See Pettengill, Asa, assignor.)
(See Sharpies, William E , assignor.)
(See Sullivan. Michael E., assignor.)
Draper, Virgil, North Attleborougli. Mass. Ornamental chain-link
Draper, William F. (See Wheat. Franklin H., assignor.)
Drawbaugh, Daniel, Eberly's Mill, Pa. Telephone-transmitter
Drawbaugh, Daniel, Eberly's Mill, Pa. Telephone
Drawbangh, Daniel, Eberly's Mill, Pa., assignor to People's Telephone Company, of New
York. Telephone- transmitter '
Drawbaugh, Daniel, Eberly's Mill, Pa., assignor to People's Telephone Company, of New
York. Telephone! ransmitter
Drawbarrgh, Daniel, Eberly's Mill, Pa., assignor to People's Telephone Company, of New
York. Telophone-transmKter '. ■ . . .
Drawbaugh, Daniel, Eberly's Mill, Pa., assignor to People's Telephone Company, of New
York. Telephone-transmitter
Drawbaugh, Daniel, Eberly's Mill, Pa., assignor to People's Telephone Company, of New
York. Telephone-transmitter
Drawbaugh, Daniel, Eberly's Mill, Pa., assignor to People's Telephone Company, of New
York. Telephone-transmitter
Drawbaugh. Daniel, Eberly's Mill, Pa., assignor to People's Telephone Company, of New
Yoik. Telephone-tiansmitter '
Drawbaugh, Daniel, Eberly's Mill, Pa., assignor to People's Telephone Company, of New
York. Telephone-transmitter
Drawbaugh Daniel, Eberly's Mill, Pa., assignor to People's Telephone Company, of New
York. Telepbon'>-transmitter '
Drawbaugh, Daniel, Eberly's Mill, Pa., assignor to People's Telephone Company, of New
York. Telephone '
Drawbaugh, Daniel, Eberly's Mill, Pa., assignor to People's Telephone Company, of New
York. Telephone-transmitter ; . '.
Drawbaugh, George W., Eberly's Mill, Pa., assignor to People's Telephone Company, of
New York. Telephone-transmitter .'
Drawbaugh, Harman K.. assignor of one-half to B. F. Meyers, Hanisburg, Pa. Inking;
attaohmfnt for embossing and printing presses '. \
Drayton Benjamin A., New York, N. Y. Fender for bird-cages ■
Dresbach, Charles, et al. (See Brown and Miller, assignors.)
Dresbacb, Frank P., et al. (See Brown and Miller, assignors.)
Dresbach, Wilson S., et al. (See Brown and Miller, assignors.)
Dresser, George W.. et al. (See Herzog, Moritz, assignor.)
Dresser, Lauriston J., assignor of one-half to C. S. Weston, Uxbridge, Mass. Thill-coup-
ling.
Dressier, Charles E., New York, N,
Drew, Henry P., New York, N. Y.
Drew, Henry P., New Yoik, N. Y.
Drew, Henry P., New York. N. Y.
; the rims of lenses
Car-
Y. Machine for giindin;
Gas and lamp bracket. . .
Gas and lamp bracket
Fitting for gas-brackets -
Drew, Noah. Fowlerville, Mich. Blank music-paper
Drew, Walter J., assignor to Bissell Carpet Sweeper Company, Grand Rapids, Mich,
pet sweeper j
Dreyfus, Bernhard, New Yoik, N. Y. Pendant
Drevse & CoUenbusch. (See Kronbiegel-Collenbusch , Bruno, assignor.)
Driller, Bannad, St. Charles, Mo. Band-cutter and feeder for thrashing-machines
Driller, Bannad, assignor of one-half to G. Teimmerniar, St. Charles, Mo. Band-cutter and
feeder for thrashing-machines
Driscoll, Daniel P., Pittsburg. Pa. Coupling device
Driscoll, Lawience J. , Someiville, Mass. Mechanism for sewing on buttons
Driscoll, Lawrence J., Somerville, assignor to A. M. Lougee, Boston, Mass. Button-sew-J
ing machine (
Drisko, Alonzo S., assignor of one-half to R. Whidden, Boston, Mass. Road-bed for ele-
vated railways
Driven Screw Post and Pile Company. (See Burton, Aaron B., assignor.)
Driver. John M. (See Kanthack^ Alexander, assignor.)
Dronsfleld, Joseph S., Oldham, county of Lancaster, England. Grinding apparatus
Drouet, Peter E., New Orleans, La. 'Grain header and harvester
Drown, Ann M.. et al. (See Drown. OHs E., assignor.)
Drown, Otis E., Lincoln, R. 1. Cloth-stretching machine
Drown, Otis E.. assignor to A. M. Drown, Lincoln, W. F. and F. C. Sayles, Pawtucket,)
R. I. Tentering-machine j
Drowne. Simeon W., and D. K. Hubbard, Norwich, Conn. Tool for making loci-mortises.
.Droz, Alcide C, St. Imier, Switzerland. Stem- winding watch
Druecker, John, Chicago. 111. Kiln and furnace
Drnmmond, Alexander, Edinburgh, Scotland. Skylight
Drumraond, David D., Chicago, 111. Device for conveying and precipitating dust arising
from wood-workin g machi ner v . -
Drummond, James T. (See Parker and Drummond.)
Dnimmond, Thomas, assignor to .1. C. Winterraeyer, Chicago, 111. Box for carrying bottles
Drummond. AYilliam W. ' (See Aikin and Drummond.)
Dryer, Henrv. (See Wagner and Dryer.)
Dryfoos, Louis, New York, N. Y. Skirt
Dryfoos, Nathan I., Fremont. Ohio. Necktie-fastener
Da Bois, Frank G. , New York, N. Y. Bill-file and document-case
Du Bois, James J., Springtown. N. Y. Railwav-tio
DuBois, John, DuBois, Pa. Movable dam and gate
Du Bois, John, Du Bois. Pa. Lathe for tnrning wheels
Du Bois, John, DuBois. Pa. Opera-chair
Du Bois Joseph, Waverly, N. Y. Fence
Du Bois, Morris, Brighton, Mich. HaJter
Du Bois. N. Greenard, assignor of one-half to F. R. Maloney, Brooklyn, N. Y. Su.spender
and collar attachment '.
No.
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308,954
294,595
291,472
293,154
291,311
291,312
295,741
295,742
297,578
297,.579
298,676
303i627
303,628
303,629
307,026
298,677
302,830
309,338
299,917
302,386
300.583
300,584
304.918
301,.577
306.008
300,699
293,155
307,381
296,394
309,210
309,209
301,871
292.290
297,510
307,448
295,155
307,848
306,027
294,453
293,429
301,223
299,060
294.. 596
294.597
304.627
292,421
303,825
Date.
Oct. 21
Dec. 9
Mar. 4
Jan. 1
Feb. 5
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
May 13
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Oct. 21
May 13
July 29
Dec. 16
June 3
July 22
June 17
June 17
Sept. 9
July 8
Sept. 30
June 17
Feb. 5
Oct. 28
Apr. 8
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
July 15
Jan. 22
Apr. 22
Nov. 4
Mar. 18
Nov. 11
Oct. 21
Mar. 4
Feb. 12
July 1
May 20
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Sept. 2
Jan. 22
Aug. 19
Oct. 21
Dec. 2
Sept. 23
Dec. 23
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308.fi.56
305,682
309,611
309,829 Dec. 30
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1604
2046
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1295
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1379
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1777
1192
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1807
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1663
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907
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82
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
jS^ame, residence, and invention.
Dn Brul, Xapoleon, Cincinnati, Ohio. "Weighing scale
Du Brnl, TSTapoleon, Cincinnati, Ohio. "Weighing-scale
Dn Brul, Napoleon, Cincinnati, Ohio. Weighing-scale
Du Brul, N apoleon, Cincinnati, Ohio. "Weighing-scale
Du Brul, Napoleon, Cincinnati, Ohio. "Weighing-scale
Du Brul, Napoleon, Cincinnati, Ohio. Platform-scale
Du Biul, Napoleon, Cincinnati, Ohio. Cigar-mold-
Du Puy, Charles M., Philadelphia, Pa. Molding plastic material
Du Shane. James, South Bend, Ind. "Wrench
Dubhs, William E. (See Allen and Dubbs.)
Dnb6y, Edward A. (See Townsend and Dub6y.)
Dublin Agricultural (Jjompany. (See Tenant, Hanson P., assignor.)
Dubois, Alexandre N., Philadelphia, Pa. Dyeing-machine
Dubois, Alexandre N., Philadelphia, Pa. Dyeing horse-hair and bristles ,
Dubrenil. G-corge A. (See Gornall, Richard,' assignor.)
Dubrul, Ferdinand J. , Columbus, Ohio. Drilling-machine
Ducancel, Victor, and E. Fortin, Reims, Mame, France. Preparing a vegetable size for
use in textile manufactures :
Ducharme, Charles, Chicago, 111. Draft-equalizer
Duchscher, Andre and P., and M. G. Spoo, Luxemburg, Luxemburg, Germany. Difieren-
tial-lever press
Duchscher, Pierre. (See Duchscher and Spoo.)
Ducker, "William M., New York, N. Y. Hinge
Ducker, "William M., Brooklyn, N. Y. Hinge
Duckworth, James "W., et al. (See Caughrean, George H., assignor.)
Dudgeon, Richard. (See Dudgeon. Ric"liard H., assignor.)
Dudgeon, Richard H., assignor to R. Dudgeon, New York, N. Y. Hydraulic jack
Dudley, Charles B., Altoona, Pa. Purifying water
Dudley, Charles B., Altoona, Pa. Purifying water for boiler use
Dudley, Charles C. and S. H., Maquoketa, Iowa. Dinner-pail
Dudley Electric Manufacturing Companv. (See Dudley, A7 alter J., assignor.)
Dudley, George D. (See Sherwood and Dudley.)
Dudley, George E. (See Synis, William E., assignor.)
Dudley, Samuel H. (See Dudley, Charles C. and S. H.)
Dudley, Thomas E. (See "Welander, Gustave A., assignor.)
Dudley, "Walter J., Everett, Mass.. assignor to Dudley Electric Manufacturing Companj',
Concord, N. H. Telephone signaling apparatus
Dudley, "William, Newark, N. J. Ruffling and shining attachment for sewing-machines .
Duebe'r, Tobn C, Newport, Ky. Making watch-case centers
Dueber, John C, Newport, Ky. "Watch-case center -
Dueber, John C . , Newport, Ky. Manufacture of watch-case centers
Duerr, JRobert, and G. F. Rohn, Milwaukee. "Wi.<i. Key-holder
Duff, James B. (See Duff, Samuel K. and J. B.)
Dutf, John T., Allegheny, assignor of one-third to J. M. Montgomery, Pittsburg, Pa.
Flanging-machine
Duff Manufacturing Comjiany. (See Duff, Samuel K. and-T. B., assignors.)
Duff, Samuel K., Allegheny, and J. B. Duff', assignors to Duff Manufactuiing Company,
(limited,) Pittsburg, Pa. Pipe-lifter for oil-wells
Dutf, Thomas C, and R. I. Allan, San Francisco, Cal. Machine for hooping barrels
Dnffins, Joseph H., assignor of one-half to J. H, Howard, Harrisburg, Pa. Car coupling
and brake
Duffy, James F., South Chicago, 111., and W. Mclvor assignors of part to C. C. "Wolf, J.
B. Freser, D. Jones, G. "W. Hohnan, and said Mclvor, Rochester, Ind. Car-coupling . . .
Duffy, Thomas "W., assignor to D. C. Hall, Medford, Mass. Car-brake
Dugas, Eli L., St. Paul, Minn. Changeable tail-light for railway-cars
Dugaw, James, Inkster, assignor of one-half to J. Perry, Trenton, Mich. Harrow
Dugid & "Wells. (See Withey, Ervin E., assignor.)
Duguid, John B., Toledo, Ohio. Trunk
Dumke, August C. and A. F., Manitowoc, "Wis. Valve and gear for steam-engines ,
Dumke, August F. (See Dumke, August C. and A. F.)
Dunbar, Eugene J., Romulus, Mich., assignor to Dunbar Fuel Company, Toledo, Ohio.
Fire-kindler
Dunbar Fuel Company. (See Dunbar, Eugene J., assignor.)
Dunbar, Junius H., "Youngstown, Ohio. Nail-plate feeder
Dunbar, Robert, Buffalo, N. Y. Portable elevator. (Reissue)
Dunbar & Son, JR. (See Gardner, Frederick A., assignor.)
Dunbar, "Warren, Minneapolis, Minn. Track-clearer
Dunbar, "Warren, Minneapolis, Minn., and J. R. Kinley, Chicago, 111. Hand-car
Duncan, Amos E., Yellow Springs, Ohio. Disinfectant
Duncan, Andrew J., Pittsburg, Pa. Torch
Duncan, George, Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand. Brake for cable-railway cars
Duncan, George, Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand. Car- wheel lock
Duncan, James I. , Danville, 111. Caster
Duncan, James M., et al. (See Acheson, Leonard, assignor.)
Duncan, Joseph M., and E. 0. McNair, Warsaw, N. Y. Well-tubing
Duncan, Walter, assignor of one-fourth to tTnion Brass Manutacturing Company, Chicago,
HI. Spring-hinge '
Dunckleburg, Isaac M., assignor to C. K. Judson, Rochester, N. Y. Punch
Duncombe, David S., Knoxville, Tenn. Harness-rosette
Dundon, Patrick F., San Francisco, Cal. Steam-boiler
Duncan, Andrew M., and M. Lacrone; said Dungan assignor to A. K. Hahn, Springfield,
Ohio. Mechanism for driving harvester-cutters
Dungan, Robert H., et al. (See Jervis, Abner M., assignor.)
Dunham, Charles C. (See Stedman, Mortimer D., assignor.)
Dunham, Charles H. (See Burrows, George H., assignor.)
Dunham, Herbert F., Cleveland, Ohio. Surveyor's instrument
Dunham, Humphrey B. (See Southmayd, John A., assignor.)
Dunham, Joseph M., Holyoke, Mass. Card-stripper
Dunham, Joseph T., Brooklyn, N. Y. Combined tag and envelope. (Reissue)
Dunkin, John M. (See Fletcher, Benjamin L., assignor.)
Dunlap, James. (See Brewer and Dunlap.)
Dunlap, John, and E. Kiedel, Pittsburg, Fst. ; said Riedel assignor to said Dunlap. Cam-
paign-torch
No.
299,757
299,758
299,75!)
299,700
299,761
299,762
305,161
290,825
296,942
293,856
301,344
307,710
305,579
305,905
298,188
308,883
308,884
297,975
291,167
291,168
309,137
295,913
29.\489
A»5,156
297,976
299,119
301,970
309,700
292.630
291,583
304,628
295,860
299.526
307,272
305,162
298,453
296,543
301,809
309,830
10,521
298,295
298,736
309,211
304,919
295,238
304,262
308,474
303,423
291,169
299,210
303,993
298,561
296,150
303,269
299,918
10,488
Date.
June
June
June
June
June
June
Sept. 16
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Feb. 19
July 1
Nov. 4
Sept. 23
Sept. 30
May 6
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
May 6
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Dec. 9
Apr. 1
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
May 6
Mav 27
July 15
Dec. 23
Jan. 29
Jan. 8
Sept. 2
Mar. 25
June 3
Oct. 28
Sept. 16
May 13
Apr. 8
July 8
Dec. 30
Sept. 16
May 6
May 20
Dec. 16
Sept. 9
Mar. 18
Aug. 26
Nov. 25
Aug. 12
Jan. 1
May 27
Aug. 26
May 13
Apr. 1
Aug. 12
June 3
June 10
305,377 Sept. 16
Monthly
volume.
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337
338
339
340
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1171
1319
1392
345
387
1683
2114
285
418
419
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192
193
747
22
1454
1027
16
1462
1147
1494
2056
717
451
1938
29
1644
1137
.627
821
947
1664
1455
434
984
858
836
1138
1776
1378
681
194
1568
1421
751
306
490
511
1079
586
73,74
112
112
85
86
86
86
86
87
311
329
366
385
107
201
7
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284
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419
317
405
572
202
125
535
8
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179
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Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
.83
Name, residence, and invention.
Dunlap, John R., Sherman, lU. Combined harrow and cultivator
Dunlap, John S., Peoria, 111. Stool-seat
Diinlap, Lonis E., Boston, assignor of one-half to H. W. Thayer, Franklin, Mass. Stylo-
graphic pen
Dunlop, William, Chicago. lU. Heater for soldering-irons
Dunn, George W., Morning View, Ky. Hay-press
Dunn, Hugh V., Scott's Depot, W. Va. Educational device
Dnnn, James T. (See Curtis, William "W., assignor.)
Dunn, Eohert A. (See Dunn, Thomas T., assignor.)
Dunn, Temple H. (See Dnnn, William R. and T. H.)
Dunn, Thaddeus C. (See Mackay and Dunn.)
Dunn, Thomas C, et at (See Tyler and Smith, assignors.)
Dunn, Thomas T., assignor of one-half to R. A. Dnnn, Allegheny city. Pa. Device for
hanging window-curtains
Dunn, William R., Alton, and T. H. Dunn, Crawfordsville, Ind. Belt-fastener
Dunnell, Frederick W., Tompkinsville, N. T. End-cap for paper rolls
Dunnell, James A., and A. Smith, Boston, Mass. Carpet-stretcher
Dunning, William B., Geneva, N. T. Hose-coupling
Dnpas, Octave, assignor of one-half to I. Shaver, San Rafael, Cal. Horse-detacher
Dupau, Henri. (See Lego and Dupau.)
Dupee, John C, and C. P. Jlonsum, Decatur, assignors to L. E. Waterman, Mason City, lU.
Reel for check-row corn-planters
Dupin, Joseph W., and T. D. Monis, Seward, Nebr. Support for books. - .
Duplain. Francis P., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Western Electric Company, Chi-
cago, 111. Electrical cable
Dupont, John T., andAV. J. Cooke, New York, N. T. Trunk
Dupuis, Eugene J. A. , assignor of one-half to P. A. Reymond, New York, N. Y. Stop-watch.
Dnrand, David L., Derby, assignor to Osborne & Cheesman Company, Ansonia, Conn.
Suspenders
Durant, Edward G., and E. Shupe, Racine, Wis. ; said Shnpe assignor to T. Kane, Chicago,
Dl. Opera-chair
Durant, Edward G., and E. Shupe, Racine, Wis. ; said Shnpe assignor to T. Kane, Chicago,
111. Opeiachair
Durant, George F., et al. (See Roper, Alfred W., assignor.)
Durant, George F. , St. Louis, Mo. Telephone-station apparatus
Durbrow, GeoVge W., Portland, Oreg. Apparatus for distributing electrical currents
Durel, Justin, New Orleans, La. Filter
Dnrell. Frank H. (See Durell, Henry and F. H.)
Durell, Henry, West Monisania, N. Y., and F. H. Durell, Bay City, Mich. ; said Henry
Durell assignor to said F. H. Durell. Breech-loading ordnance
Durfee, Wilham F., Bridgeport, Conn., and T. Egleston, New York, N. Y. Metallurgical
gas-furnace
Durfee, William F., Bridgeport, Conn., and T. Egleston, New York, N. Y. Apparatus for?
casting ingots of metal )
Dnrkee, Edward W., Mason, HI. Wire-coiling machine
Durkee, George B., Chicago, assignor to Joliet Wire Check Rower Company, Joliet, HI.?
Machine for forming check-rower wires $
Dum, Aaron L., Richland. Pa. Car-coupling
Dumell, Milton, and E. Beets, Greenfield, Ohio; said Dnrnell assignor to said Beets.
Portable grate-shelf
Durnin, John A. (See Germeyer and Dumin.)
Durning, Joseph S., assignor to J. S. Brown, Allegheny City, Pa. Grapple
Durr, Robert, Milwaukee, Wis. Fire-alarm
Dnri'ough, James L., Hamilton, Ohio. Brick-manufacture
Durrough, Jamea L., Hamilton, Ohio. Clay-miU
Duryea, Chailes E. , assignor of one-half to R. Garvey, St. Lonis, Mo. Bicycle-saddle
Duryea, Hiram, New York, N. Y. Manufacturing starch
Duryea, Hiram, New York, N. Y. Manufactiiring starch
Duryea. Wright, Brooklyn, N. Y. Apparatus for reclaiming gluten or glutinous matter
from the spent liquor of starch- works
Duryea, Wright, Brooklyn, assignor to Glen Cove Manufacturing Company, Glen Cove,
N. Y. Sieve for starch-separators and other apparatus
Dusenbury, C. Coles. (See Doyle, John, assignor.)
Dnsenbury, Philip S., assignor of one-half to W. Z. Baum and A. H. Randall, Sedalia, Mo.
Railway frog and switch guard
Dustman. -Tonathan H., Clarks, Nebr. Car-coupling
Dntcher Temple Company. (See Stimpson. Edward S., assignor.)
Dntemple, William R., Providence, R. I. Gem-setting
Dnthil, Edward, and F. Rosenstein, Chicago, HI. Clothes-wringer
Dntrow, David E., Washington, D. C. Motor for driving saws
Dutrow, David E., Washington, D. C, assignor of one-half to C. W. Bready, Rockville,
Md. Tricycle
Duval, Joseph, assignor to F. X. Lefebvre, Laprairie, Quebec, Canada. Breech-loading?
flre-arm )
Duvall, Henry R., et al. (See Wagner, John L., assignor.)
Duvall, Henry R., et al. (See Wagner and Seath, assignors.)
Duvall, W. C. (See Kirkbride, Frederick L., assignor^)
Duvall, William C. (See Peterson, Samuel S., assignor.)
Dnwelius, Augustus L., Cincinnati, Ohio. Electro-magnetic-brake system
Duxbury, John W., et al. (See Williams, Horatio N., assignor.)
Duyer, Joseph. (See Hayden, George, assignor.)
Dwenger, George W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Mail-sack tag
Dwight, Edmund W., Philadelphia, Pa. Car-brake
Dwight, George, Jr (See Johnson, Alonzo, assignor.)
Dwight, WUliam M. (See Roberts, James A., assignor.)
Dwight, William M., assignor to Roberts Duplex Planing Machine Tool Company, Detroit,
Mich. Presser-roll for planing-raachines
Dwight, William M., assignor to Roberts Duplex Planing Machine Company, Detroit,
Mich. Planing and matching machine
No.
303,826
292,211
308,144
300,768
305,163
302,194
306,009
296,682
298,562
298,074
309,444
300,056
298,678
301,345
303,924
302,117
307,925
307,028
293,724
294,454
307,106
297,072
292,631
296,281
295,988
308,405
291,500
291.584
309,936
309,445
306,067
303,367
303.925
306,068
293.725
300,700
301,436
301,971
302,195
994.598
301,050
303,424
300,313
304,996
295,861
307,273
296,319
292,632
307,849
307,926
309,339
Date.
Aug. 19
Jan. 22
Nov. 18
June 24
Sept. 16
July 15
Sept. 30
Apr. 8
May 13
May 6
Dec. 16
June 10
May 13
July 1
Aug. 19
July 15
Nov. 11
Oct. 21
Feb. 19
Mar. 4
Oct. 28
Apr. 15
Jan. 29
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
Nov. 25
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
Dec. 30
Dec. 16
Oct. 7
Aug. 12
Aug. 19
Oct. 7
Feb. 19
June 17
July 1
July 15
July 15
Mar. 4
June 34
Aug. 12
June 10
Sept. 9
Mar. 25
Oct. 28
Apr. 8
Jan. 29
Nov. 11
Not. H
Dec. 16
Monthly
volume.
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1504
939
1648
1137
1428
2244
995
753
142
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670
1297
1207
146
1428
1474
2056
487
117
1288
613
718
1802
1158
43
611
1316
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1560
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1148
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292
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1247
1043
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1258
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1062
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259
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258
670
854
288
292
396
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638
117
135
1074
931
9
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277
882
1310
586
1124
999
1198
328
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483
504
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphaheiical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Dwinel, Warren S., and E. P. Mason, Providence, K. I. Combined hinge and blind-fast-
ener
Dwinell, Byron L. (See Williams, Edwin O., assignor.)
DwoTsky, Abraham J., M. B. Kramer, and S. Phillips, New York, K. T. Picture-exhibitor,
D wyer, Christopher S., Spencer, Mass. Heel-trimmer
Dwyer, Daniel F., Brooklyn, N. Y. Tool-stock
D wyer, Daniel F., Brooklyn, N. Y. Tool-stock. (Reissue)
Dyblie, Julius A . , Cummings. 111. Barrow
Dyckman, Frank H. (See Wetstein and Dyckman.)
Dye, Elam, San Francisco, Cal. Fire-escape
Dyer, Derrick O. (See Hoyt and Twiggs, assignors.)
Dver, Isaac T., assignor of one-half to J". T. Pieper and H. C. Pfeiffer, Quincy, HI. Ee-<
frigerator <
Dyer, James, St. Louis, Mo. Coffee-boiler '.
Dyer, James F., Atlanta, Ga. Treadle-motion
Dyer, James M., assignor of one-third to Globe Iron Works, San Francisco, Cal. Amal-
No.
gamator .
Dyer, Josiah W., Philadelphia, Pa. Protector for electric circuits
Dyer, Lucius. (See Young and Dyer.)
Dyei', Eicbard N., New York, N. Y. Electrical cigar-lighter
Dyei', William H., Midway, Va. Churn ^
Dvor, AYilliam J., and T. W. Maxey, Nevada, Mo. Weather-board gage
Dynamite Pro.iectile Company. (See Snyder, Frederick H., assignor.)
Eades, J. Alvin, Middletown. Conn., assignor to F. B. Rogers Silver Ware and Cutleryi
Company, Boston, Mass. Making ornamented articles of soft sheet metal .<
Eads, John B., assignor of one-half to W. B. Leitch, Mattoon, 111. Device for converting'
motion
Eady, Thomas J. (See Newman, John L., a.ssiguor.)
Eagie Lock Company. (See Herold, Frank L., "assignor.)
Eagle Lock Company. (See Judson, Charles W., assignor.)
Eagle Lock Company. (See Ogden, Mortimer C, assignor.)
Eames, George M., and F. W. Ostrora, Bridgeport, Conn. Lock
Fames, Wilfi-ed, assignor to Evansville Pump and Pipe Company, EvansviUe, Ind.
Pump.
Eames, Wilfred, assignor to Evansville Pump and Pipe Company, EvansviUe, Ind. Pump.
Earhart, David S., Ravenswood, Fla. Clothes-pin
Earhart, Herbert, Sauta Maria, assignor of two-thirds to H. D. Livingston and J. Kaiser,
Sau Francisco, Cal. Drv separator and amalgamator
Earl, AbelR., St. Louis, Mo. Trunk ,
Earl, Charles N. (See Uolt and Earl.)
Eavl, Frederick, et al. (See Cook, Charles 0., assignor.)
Earl, Gordon, Pierson, Micb. Shingle-sawing machine
Earl, John H., assignor to National Roll Wrapping Paper Company, Chicago, 111. Device
for holding and cutting paper from rolls
Earle, Daniel D. (See Williams, Ebon B., assignor.)
Earle, Hardman A., London, England, and E. Goltstein, Hanover, Prussia, Germany.
Electric-arc lamp
Earle, Henry E., Danbury, Conn. Adjustable rod and bos for water, gas, and steam pipes..
Earle, Horatio S., Chicopee Falls, Mass. Apparatus for filling core-boxes
Earle, John E. (See Shut e, Edwin L., assignor.)
Earley, Edward S., Philadelphia, Pa. Burial-casket
Early, Daniel S., Hanisburg, Pa. Weather-strip
Early, John S., Prattsburg, N. Y. Chimney-cowl
Earnest, Robert R., assignor of one-half to T. M. Bates, Mechanicsburg, Ohio. ThUl-coup-
ling
Earnshaw, Hiram W. T. (See Hanna and Earnshaw.)
Earnshaw, James, et al. (See Hanna and Earnshaw, assignors.)
Earth, Levi, Chicago, 111. Mortar-spreader for brick-work 1
Easley, Thomas L., Laddonia, Mo. Automatic grain-weigher
Eason, Richard B., and J. J. McGiveny, New York, N. Y. Cement composition for mold-
ing-brick, &c
Eastham, Charles L., Medora, HI. Oil-can for machinery : . .
Easthope, Henry, and G. C. Sclmeider, St. Louis, Mo. Billiard-cue tip
Eastman, Adoniram J. (See Sailer, John M., assignor.)
Eastman, Albert N., Ashtabula, Ohio. Gun
Eastman, Benjamin N., and C. F. Finkbeiner, Geddes, N. Y. Gate
Eastman Dry Plate Company. (See Eastman, George, assignor.)
Eastman Dry Plate Company. (See Eastman and Walker, assignors.)
Eastman, Franklin P., New York, N. Y. Dumping-scow
Eastman, George, assignor to Eastman Dry Plate Company, Rochester, N. Y.
film.
Photographic
Eastman, George, and W. H. Walker, assignors to Eastman Dry Plate Company, Rochester,
N. Y. Photographic film
Eastman, George C, assignor to I. C. Merrill, Lewiston, Me. Tug ,. .
Eastman, Henry W., Baltimore, Md. Ventilating-door
Eastman, Peter S., Osage, Iowa. Clip for hitchiug-straps
Eastman, Richard S. (See Higgins and Eastman.)
Eastman, Timothy C, New York, N. Y. Method of and apparatus for cooling the air ini
refrigerating-rooms ^ [
Eastman, Tiniothy C, New York, N. Y. Method of and apparatus for cooling the air in
301,224
294,976
292,6.33
302,898
10.547
299,527
294,860
300,351
305,805
301,810
308.657
292,796
305,164
295,862
307,927
309,531
305,440
308,885
302,626
302,715
309,382
2!)i),2H
296,395
298,737
294,312
294.4.'i5
307,753
303,380
298.953
305.683
307,274
300,057
.303, .501
295,373
309.612
304,629
291,703
307,449
294,861
301,972
306,594
306,470
293.642
295.989
304,188
Eastman. William E., Boston, Mass. Feed-regulator for oil-stoves
Easton, James H., Rochester, Minn. Snap hook
Eastwick, Edward P., New York, N. Y. Apparatus for revivifying bone-black .
Eastwick, Edward P , New York, N. Y. Bone-black drier
Eastwick, Edward P., New York, N. Y. Bone-black kiln
Eastwood Wire Manufacturina Company. (See Smith, Charles, assignor.)
Eatiiertnn, Henry H., and S. Stackhouse. Monticello, 111. Check-rower
Eaton, Arthur W. (See Foley, William J., assignor.)
Eaton, Asahel K., Brooklyn, N. Y. Galvanometer
Eaton, Benjamin F. (Sec Ensminger. (Jhristian, assignor.)
Eaton, Ben.jamin F. (See Newbury. Millai'd F., assignor.)
Eaton, Benjamin F., Coxsackio, N. Y. ' Spring harrow-tooth
306,724
306.725
308,955
310,035
293,430
308,475
308,476
301,346
292,161
291,038
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
85
Name, residence, and invention.
Eaton, Benjamin E., Middle Settlement, Ark. Gin-saw cleaner
Eaton, Charles E.. Chelsea, assignor to J. H. Eaton, Lawrence. Mass. Car-axle
Eaton, Enoch C, Pinckneyville, 111. Harrow attachment for plows
Eaton, George H., et al. (See Lytle, Albert E., assignor.)
Eaton, George R. (See Marshall, Antipas P., assignor.)
Eaton, George S., and J. W. Lyon, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignors to said Eaton. Type-rnh-
bing machine
Eaton, Isaac, New Sharon, Iowa. End-gate for wagons
Eaton, James A., London, England. Pipe coupling
Eaton, James H. (See Eaton, Charles E., assignor.)
Eaton. John, Stockport, county of Chester, England. Apparatus for stretching hat-bodies.
Eaton, Levi E., and W. B. Eenn; said Eenn assignor to "W. W. "Wheeler, Meriden, Conn.
Blacking-brash
Eaton, Milton H., Wilton Junction, Iowa. Making mole-ditches
Eaton & Parker. (See Pratt, Samuel B., assignor.)
Eaton, Royal C. Bravo, Mich. Barbed picket fence
Eaton, William C. (See Partrick. Alfred W., assignor.)
Eau Claire Chilled Plow Company. (See Mclntyre, James P.. assignor.)
Eavenson, James I., West Chester, Pa. Knotter for harrester-binders
Ebbert, John, Rockaway Beach, N. Y., assignor to P. A. Hall, Chicago, HI. Spike-ex-
tractor.
Ebel. .Julius, Jamestown, N. Y. Piano
Eberhard, .John G.. Akion, Ohio. Vehicle-hub cap
Eberhard, John G., Akron, Ohio. Harness-trimmings of glass or earthenware
Eberhard, John G., Akron. Ohio. Bridle front T.
Eberhard, William, assignor of one-half to G. T. Ford, Akron, Ohio. Grain-cuttiiig ma-^
chine
Eberhardt. Henry E. (See Eberhardt, Ulrich and H. E.)
Eberhardt, Uhich and H. E. , Newark, N. J. Lathe friction-brake
Eberhardt, Ulrich and H. E., Newark, N. J. Gear-cutting machine
Eberhardt, William, Allegheny, Pa. Cooler or refrigerator for ice-machines
Eberhart, Lloyd, and I. D. Stevens. Joliet. HI. Check-row attachment for seed-planters -
Eberle, August, Hamilton, Ohio. Caster
Eberlein, Frederick, Chicago, HI. Sash-fastener _ .
Eberly, Cyrus. Columbus. Ohio. C urtain-pole
Ebert', John. Frerteiick, Md. Mail-bag
Ebert, John S.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Pressure-screw for screw-presses
Ebi, Edward. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. Automatic car-brake
Eckel, Petei-, Syracuse, N. Y. Eollei'-cimpling device
Eckersou, Matthew B. . Huntington, N. Y. Wheeled scraper and grader
Eckert, Edward W. , Massillon, Ohio. Manufacture of eye-bars
Eckert, John, Madison. lud. Stove
Eckert, John G. (See S.tltzer, Isaac J., assignor.)
Eckert, William H., New York, N. Y. Telephonic transmission
Eckert, William H., New York, N. Y., assignor to American Bell Telephone Company,
Boston, Mass. Telephone-transmitter '. .
Eckles, Samuel H. (See Mitchell, Pentecost J., assignor.)
Eckstein, William G.. Chicago, 111. Shutter
Eclipse Lubricating Oil Company. (See Gray, Philander R., assignor.)
Economist Plow Company. (See Meagher and Tower, as.signors.)
Economist Plow (llompany. (See Tower, Caleb E.. assignor.)
Eddy, Charles H., assignor to himself and G. S. Baker, Aubura, N. Y. Vise attachment-
Eddy, Henry W., Toledo, Ohio. Screw-tap
Eddy, Samuel S. , Rochester, N. Y. Tanning process
Eddy, Samuel S. , Rochester, N. Y. Composition for tanning
Eddy, Walton A., Randolph, N. Y. Carriage-seat
Edeien. Albert. (See Hickey, Edmund P.. assignor.)
Edelheim, Carl. (See Von Darteln, Wilhelra, assignor.)
Edonborn, William. (SeoReber, Henry, as.signor.)
Edenborn, William, St. Louis, Mo. Barb for wire fences
Edens, Joim H.. Johnson City, Tenn. Churn ^
Edge, William C, Newark, N. J. Producing ornaments from metals, &c
Edgecomb, Edwin, Livermore Falls, Me. Koy-ring
EdgeU, Aaron, Newport., Ohio. Nut-lock
Edgerly, Samuel H., Jackson, Mich. Ash-pan for locomotives
Edison'Electric Light Company. (Ste Edison, Thomas A., assignor.)
Edison Lamp Company. (See Bradley, James J., assignor.)
Edison Lamp Company. (See Holzer, William, assignor.)
Edison, Thomas A. (See Pope and Edison.) (Eeis.sue.)
Edison, Thomas A. , Menlo Park, N. J. Electrical generator or motor
Typewriter
Dynamo-electric machine
Dynamo-electric machine
Dynamo-electric machine
Incandescing conductor for electric lamps
Electrical conductor
Dynamo-electric machine
Dynamo-electric machine
Dynamo-electric machine
Operating dynamo-electric machines
Dynamo-electric machine
Device for protecting electric-light systems from
Edison, Thomas A., Menlo Park, N. J.
Edison, Thomas A., Menlo Park, N. J.
Edison, Thomas A., Menlo Park, N, J.
Edison, Thomas A., Menlo Park, N. J.
Edison, Thomas A., Menlo Park, N. J.
Edison, Thomas A., Menlo Park. N. J.
Edison, Thomas A., Menlo Park, N. J.
Edison, Thomas A., Menlo Park. N, J.
Edison, Thomas A., Menlo Park, N. J.
Edison, Thomas A., Menlo Park, N. J.
Edison, Thomas A.. Menlo Park, N. J.
Edison, Thomas A., Menlo Park, N. J.
lightning
Edison, Thomas A., Menlo Park, N. J. System of electrical distribution .
Edison, Thomas A., Menlo Park, N. J.
Edison, Thomas A., Menlo Park, N. J.
Edison, Thomas A., Menlo Park, N. J.
Edison, Thomas A., Menlo Park, N. J.
Edison, Thomas A., Menlo Park, N. J.,
way Com pany of the United States, of New York.
for electric circuits
Edison, Thomas A., Menlo Park, N. J., assignor to Edison Electric Light Company, New
York, N. Y. Incandescent electric lamp
Incandescent electric lamp
Electrical conductor
Electrical meter
Electrical indicator
assignor^ by mesne assignments, to Electric Rail-
Insulation of railway-tracks used
No.
301,225
305,378
304,510
300,452
307,529
303,132
292,634
308,477
291,313
304,630
306,232
293,431
298,837
301.103
301,104
300,726
301,700
308.347
308,658
294.977
296.151
202,797
294,774
293,643
297,359
302.327
302.716
304.920
307. .530
308.348
292,475
292.212
308,956
306,816
297.360
300.961
300,352
309,701
292,291
299,763
304,921
298,358
306,595
291.039
299,360
293,432
295,990
297.582
297.583
297.584
297.585
297.580
297.587
298.954
298.955
298.956
304.083
304,084
304,085
304,086
304,087
307,030
307,031
293,433
293,434
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence,, and invention.
Edison, Thomas A., Menlo Part, K. J., assignor to Edison Electric Light Company, Kew
York, N. T. Electrical meter -
Edison, Thomas A., Menlo Park, N. J., assignor to Edison Electric Light Company, New
York, N. T. Electric-arc light -
Edison, Thomas A., Menlo Park, N. J., assignor to Edison Electric Light Company, New
York, N. Y. Incandescent electric lamp
Edisf n, Thomas A., Menlo Park, N. J., assignor to Edison Electric Light Company, New
York, N. Y. Treating carbons for electric lights
Edison, Thomas A., Menlo Park, N. J., assignor to Edison Electric Light Company, New)
York, N. Y. Electrical meter 5
Edison, Thomas A., Menlo Park, N. J"., assignor to Edison Electric Light (Jompany, New
Yoik, N. Y. Eilament for incandescent lamps
Edlund. Claudius, Brooklyn, N. Y. Combined implement for tailors' use
Edmonds, Ed. N. (See Blankenbaker and Edmonils.)
Edmonds, Edmund C. (See Garton, David B., assignor.)
Edmonds, George, Brooklyn, assignor to himself and W. J. McGinn, New York, N. Y. Ad-
justaWe nut-bearing
Edmonds, William P. (See OffiU and Edmonds.)
Edmonds, William W., Eenwick, Mich. Steelyard
Edmondson, Edward C, Springfield, Ohio. Feeding mechanism for gi-ain-planters
Edmondson, EliS., Oshawa, Ontario, assignor of one-half to Goldie & McCulloch, Gait,
Canada. Elour and grain conveyer
Edmunds, Henry, Jr., New York, N. Y., assignor to T. J. Montgomery, Boston, Mass.
Case for electric conductors
Edmunds, Henry, Jr., New York, N. Y., assignor to T. J. Montgomery, Boston. Mass.
Bracket for electric lamps
Edmunson, John C, assignor of one-eighth to I. B. Tucker, Salinas, Cal. Rotary engine..
Edson, Albert P., et al., trustees. (See Cook, James B., assignor.)
Edson, Albert E., et al., tmstees. (See Crowell, David, Jr., assignor.)
Edson, Jacob, Boston, assignor of one-half to E. L. Caldwell, Hyde Park, Mass. Eowlock
Edson, Jarvis B. (See Kipper and Edson.)
Edson, Jarvis B., Adams. Mass. Einishing and glossing the surfaces of fabrics having a
coating of some pyroxyline compound
Edson, Jarvis B., Adams, Mass. Manufacture of artificial ivory from zylonite, &c
Edson, Jarvis B., Adams, Mass. Manufacture of artificial ivory
Edson, MarcellusG., Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Manufacture of peanut-candy
Edson, Samuel B., Monterey, Ind. Harness-hook
Edson. Wyman L., Union Centre, N. Y. Cream-tester
Edwards, Alfred, New Haven, Conn. Butter dish and package
Edwards, Alfred L. , Now York, N. Y. Musquito-net support
Edwards, Charles D., Albert Lea, Minn. Ditching-machine
Edwards, Charles D., .Albert Lea, Minn. Clod-cutter
Edwards, Charles R. , BufTalo, N. Y. Tension device for sewing-machines
Edwards & Co. (See Lungen, Adam, assignor.)
Edwards, Edgar A., Cincinnati, assignor to 0. M. Gottschall, trustee, Dayton, Ohio. Ar-
mature for dynamoeleotric machines -
Edwards, Edmund, 40 Southampton Buildings, county of Middlesex, England. Gas-engine.
Edwards, Erank W., Thurlow, Pa. Can-soldering machine
Edwards, Frank W., Thurlow, Pa. Tin-can-soldering machine
Edwards, George A., "Wilkes-Ban 6, Pa. Coal-screen
Edwards, George B., Charleston. S. C. Book-keeper's chair or stool
Edwards, James D., and L. E. Haubtman, New Orleans, La. Sugar-dumping wagon
Edwards, James D., and L. F. Haubtman, New Orleans, La. Vacuum-pan
Edwards, John A., Columbiana, Ala. Charcoal-oven
Edwards, John A., Columbiana, Ala. Charcoal-oveu
Edwards, JohnD., assignor of two-thirds to F.N. Hoifmanand W. W. MoMahan, Eoohester,
Ind. Clevis
Edwards, John "W., Seattle, Wash. Ter. Can-holder
Edwards, Madison. (See Massey, John W., assignor.)
Edwards, Martin L., Salem, Ohio. Combined stuffing and pressing machine
Edwards, Oliver, London, England, assignor to Gardner Gun Company, Cleveland, Ohio.
Barrel-support for battery-giins
Edwards, William B., assignor of thiee-fourths to A. S. Upson, Unionville, Conn. Try-
square '. '. - .
Edwin, Lewis P., Springdale, Wis. Buckle
Egan Company. (See Thomas, John E., assignor.)
Egan, Edward D., et al. (See Harkins, George C, assignor.)
Egan, James H., Jr., St. JohnsvUle, N. Y. Shoe-upper
Egan, James Y., Toronto, Ontario, Canada, assignor to T. Y. Kayne, Ann Arbor, Mich. Truss .
Ege, Alexander H. (See Dodson, Wilson P., as.signor.)
Ege, Alexander H. (See Richardson, John T., assignor.)
Egeberg, Henry, Napa, Cal. Bolt-dresser
Egelhoff', George, Milwaukee, Wis. Pulley-block
Egelhoff Manufacturing Company. (See Bolte, Frank H., assignor.)
Egorton. C. Calvert, assignor of one-half to J. N. Kunkel and R. A. McCauley, Baltimore,
Md. Coal-cart '
Egge, Frederick, assignor to Smith & Egge Manufacturing Company, Bridgeport, Conn.
Clamp for ropes, cords, &c
Egge, Frederick, assignor to Smith & Egge Manufacturing Company, Bridgeport, Conn.
Button-hole sewing-machine -
Egge, Frederick, assignor to Smith & Egge Manufacturing Company, Bridgeport., Conn.
Button-sewing machine
Egge, Frederick, assignor to Smith & Egge Manufacturing Company, Bridgeport, Conn.l
Machine for sewing on buttons '
Egge, Frederick, assignor to Smith & Egge Manufacturing Company, Bridgeport, Conn.
Chuck
Eggers, Henry J., et al. (See Mohany, Henry W., assignor.)
Eggleston, Charles H., Marshall, assignor of one-half to E. O. Ely, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Button- fastener
No.
293,435
297,580
297,581
298,679
304,082
307,029
293,857
298,563
303,133
309,212
307,275
291,170
291,171
309,296
293,858
297,770
.307,032
30O 831
30o,727
295,374
304,263
303,134
300,855
291,040
306,728
299,629
301,872
300,453
301,578
301,579
305,299
307,8.50
296.544
307,635
292,635
307,928
.306,389
307,929
309,832
310,036
308,145
299,212
295,239
300,454
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301,347
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Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
87
Xame, residence, and invention.
Eisleston, Charles H., Marshall, assignor of one-balf to E. 0. Ely, Grand Kapids, Mich:
Bntton-sotting instrument "
EgKleston, Leonard B., and V. Brinkerliotf, Battle Creek, Mich. Cable railway
Esleston. Thomas. (See DuriVe and Egleston.)
E?li, Rudolf, Eapperscliwyl, Switzerland, assignor, by mesne assignments, to L. M. Loss.i
Kochester, N. V. "Wire-nail machine ' i
Ehbets, Carl J., assignor to Colts Patent Eire Arms Manufacturing Company, Hartford,
Conn. Revolver .'
Ehbets, Carl J., assignor to Colts "Patent Eire Arms Manufacturing Company, Hartford,
Conn. Lock for revolvers ."
Ehbets, Carl J., assignor to Colts Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Company, Hartford.
Coun. Lock for fire-arms
Elders, Peter, assignor to Sullivan <fc Ehlers, Albany, N. T. Air compressor and exhauster.
Elilin, Erich, San Francisco, Cal. Machine for manufacturing mouthpieces for cigars
Ehrhardt, Henry, Beardstown, HI. Speculum
Ehrhardt, John, assignor of two-thirds to H., Sr., and C. Hopmanu, St. Louis, Mo. Sky-
' 2ht
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Ehrlich, Eugene M. (See Starr, Merritt, assignor.)
Ehrlich, Paul, assignor to Fabrik Leipziger Muslkwerke, vormals Paul Ehrlich & Co.,
Oohlis, near Leipsic, Saxony, Geiniany. Mechanical musical instrument
Eichling, Henry, New York, N. Y. Canopy-holder for vehicles
Eichling, Henry, New York, N. Y. Canopy-holder for childrens' carriages
Eickemeyer, Rudolf, Yonkers, N. Y. Hat-binding ring
~ ' ' "■ ' "" Hat-brim mold
Machine for curling hat-brims
Curling hat-brims and machine therefor
Head-rest.
Eickemeyer, Rudolf, Yonkers, N. Y.
Eickemeyer, Rudolf, Yonkers, N. Y.
Eickemeyer, Rudolf, Yonkers, N. Y.
Eiker, Thaddeus B., Baltimore, Md.
Eils, Bette E. J"., "Washington, D. C. Quadmplex telegraph
Eils, Bette E. J., "Washington, D. C. Local circuit for telegraphs
Eils, Bette E.J"., Washington, B.C. Quadruples telegraph
Eils. Bette E. J., Washington, D. C. Biplex telegraphic transmission
Eils, Bette E. J., Washington, D. C. Quadruplex telegraph
Einig, John, Jacksonville, Fla. Steam-whistle
Eisoraaa, Solomon M., New York, N. Y. Treating volatile and inflammable fluids and
oils
Eisendrath, Beniamin D. (See Eisendrath, William N., assignor.)
Eisendrath, William N., assignor to himself and B. D. Eisendrath, Chicago, HI. Lumber-
man's sock
Eisenhart. Oscar W., Tremont, T*a. Horse-detacher
Eisfeldt, William. (See Seller, Philipp, assignor.)
Ekraan, Carl D., 57J Old Broad Street, London, England. Extraction of gelatine, fat, and
similar substances
Elam, Jabez, Rochester, N. Y. Shoe
Elam, William E., Americas, Ga. Temporary binder
Elam, William E. , Americus, Ga. Device for stringing and filing papers
Elam, Willonghby P., Petersburg, HI. Feed-box for seed-drills
Elberson, Aneeline, Findlay, Ohio. Poultice
Elce, Oscar, Parker, Dak. Ter. Combined guard and -weeder
Elcock, Joseph, Mechanicsburg, Pa. Plow
Elder, Izora, San Francisco, Cal. Embroidery-frame
Elder, James M., Indianapolis, Ind. Cultivator-spring
Elder, John V. (See Lindley and Elder.)
Elder, Lucius W.. Philadelphia, Pa. Bundling-machine
Eldred. Horace H., New York, N. Y., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Western Elec-
tiic Company, Chicaio, HI. Telephone-exchange system and apparatus
Eldred, Samuel D. , Minonk, lU. Check-list for reaistering railway-passengers
Eldred, William E , Brooklyn, N. Y. Foldins table -
Eldredge, Alonzo W., Big Rapids, Mich. Shingle-planing machine
Eldredge. John AY. (See Masterson, Bartholomew, assignor.)
Electric Anxalsam Company of Maine. (See Hickley, Arthur S., assignor.)
Electric Amnlgam Company of Maine. (See Hickley and HUl, assignors.)
Electric Appliance Company. (See White, Le Roy S., assignor.)
Electric Patrol Indicator Company. (See Spengle'r, Christian G., assignor.)
Electric Railway Company of the TJnited States. (See Edison, Thomas A., assignor.)
Electric Signal Clock Company. (See JBlodgett and Tirrell, assignors.)
Electric Tube Company. (See Kruesi. John, assignor.)
Electrical Accumul.ato'r Company. (See Shaw, William A., assignor.)
Electrical and Mechanical Developing Company. (See Cutten, Elisha B., assignor.)
Electrical Supply Company. (See McCarty, Norman, assignor.)
Electrical Supply Company. (See Wallace, John B., assignor.)
Electro Amalgamator Company. (See Barker, Richard, assignor.) (Reissue.)
Electro Magnetic Brake Comuany. (See Flad, Henry, assignor.)
Eley, David, Blackleysville, Ohio. Horse-power motor
Elsin National Watch Company et al. (See Abbott, Henry, assignor.)
Elkms, Orion N. (See Ruiter, Austin N., assignor.)
EUacott, Joseph P., assignor to "Union Brass Manufacturing Company, Chicago, HI. Hand-'
stamp.
Elleiibogon, Mangold H. (See Levi and EUenbogen.)
EUicott, H. William, Baltimore, Md. Superheater
Ellington, Edward B., Chester, county of Chester, England. Hydraulic elevator
Ellinwood, Augustus E., assignor of two-thirds to L. Miller and H. Young, Akron, Ohio.
Chuck
Elliot, Joseph D.. Newton Centre, Mass. Cloth-folding machine
Elliot, William H., New York, N. Y. Magazine fire-arm
Elliot, William H., New York, N. Y. Magazine fire-arm
Elliot, William H., New York, N. Y. Magazine for fire-arms
Elliot. William H.. New York. N. Y. Breech-loading fire-arm
Elliott, Charles "W., Moncton, New Briin.swick, Canada, assignor of one-half to R. S. Mer-
rill, Boston. Mass. Folding paper box
No.
293,234
300,909
309,446
3()3,135
303,827
306, .596
301,348
296,683
307,930
292,738
308,242
299,630
299,631
296,282
302,118
308,758
308,7.59
299,361
293,956
305,906
305,907
305,908
305,909
304,511
294,978
294,020
303,503
307,754
307,033
294.775
302,989
309,447
308.243
310,037
292,636
308,406
304,713
306,729
303.714
297,588
300,234
298,454
309,833
308,309
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298,680
299,362
306,597
293,315
307,531
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309,834
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Aug. 5
Aug. 19
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July 1
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Nov. 11
Jan. 29
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June 3
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July 15
Dec. 2
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Feb. 19
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676
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Elliott, George E., Calais, Me. Steam-actuated valve
EUiott, George E. , Calais, Me. Hand-lever for steam-pumps -. .
Elliott, George M. (See Mobre, Charles, assignor.)
Elliott, George "W., Liverpool, county of Lancaster, England. Pick
EUiott, Gilbert E., Boston, Mass.. assignor to Continental Cash Car Company of Baltimore,
Baltimore, M<1. Cash and parcel carrier
Elliott, James, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Apparatus for consuming smoke in furnaces . -
Elliott, James, Philadelphia, Pa. Paint-brush
EUiott, James M., "Winnsborough, S. C. Journal-bearing
Elliott, King H., Burlington. Vt. Vehicle-hub
EUiott, William E., Kansas City, Mo. Loading apparatus for ordnance
Elliott, William E., assignor of " one-half to J. J. Wagner, Topeka, Kans. Loading device
for ordnance
Ellis, A. D. (Walter, James E., assignor.)
Ellis, Albert C., et al. (See Johnston, James J., assignor.)
EUis, Birch. (See Sinclair, James P., assigTior.)
Ellis, David L., BrookviUe, assignor of one-fourth to M. H. Eisinger, Saltsburg, Pa. Mid-
dlings-purifier
Ellis, David T., assignor one-half to Belknop Manufacturing Company, Bridgeport, Conn.
Valve mechanism-".
Ellis, Edward E. W., assignor to W. S. Faith, Eockford, 111. Dish-pan
Ellis, Edward M., Gardner, Mass. Machine for scraping and splitting cane
EUis, George A., Gardner, Mass., assignor to S., H., and G. Heywood, A. M. Greenwood,
and A. Morrill, New York, N. Y. Canopy-standard for children's carriages
EUis, George A., assignor to H. and G. Heywood, A. M. Greenwood, and A. MorriU, Gard-
ner, Mass. Carriage-body
Ellis, George B. (See Ellis, John, assignor.)
Ellis, George W. B. (See Aiken, Newhall, and EUis.)
EUis, George W. B., and E. L. Warren, assignors to Washburn & Moen Manufacturing
(iompanyi Worcester, Mass. Wire-cleaning apparatus 1 .
Ellis, (jeoige W. B., and E. L. Warren, assignors to Washburn & Moen Manufacturing
Company, Worcester, Mass. Wire-cleaning apparatus
Ellis, Hiram. (See Hof&nan, EUis, and Schwenk.)
Ellis, Hiram, Pottstown, Pa. Grain riddle
Ellis, James H., M. Wilson, and F. Tanner, WalkerviUe, Ontario, Canada. Fire-escape...
Ellis, James W., Cameron, Tex. Mechanical power
EUis, Joel A. H., Beaver FaUs, Pa. Knockdown crate
EUis, John, assignor to G. B. EUis, Pottstown, Pa. Horse-power. . .
EUis, John D. (See Garrett and EUis.)
Ellis, Matthew, St. Paul. Minn. Eailway-track clearer and flanger.
EUis, Qnincy A. , Gatesville, Tex. Shot-case
Ellis, Eobert F., and C. A. Norman, Whitt, Tex. Velocipede
Ellis, Eobert H. P., Baltimore, Md. Thill-coupling
EUis, Seth C, Jersey City, N. J. Blind-slat-tenoning machine
EUis, William, Jr. , iSTorth Lawrence, Kans. Eoad-scraper
Ellitborp. Solomon B., Eochester, N. Y. Bran and feed packer
Ellrich, Eobert C, Plantsville, Conn. Pawl and ratchet
EUswortli Coal Company. (See Chew, Francis T., assignor.)
Ellsworth, Dewitt. (See Ellsworth and Sogers.)
EUsworth, John J. and D., and M. Eogers, Eiverdale, Mich. Support for vehicle-shafts. . .
Ellsworth, Lyndes E., Wilton, N. Y. Eeversible binding attachment for sewing-machines.
EUwood & Co., I. L. (See Stover, Daniel C, assignor.)
EUwood, Everett C, (j-reen's Farms, Conn. Combined cultivator and vegetable-puller . . .
EUwood, Everett C, Green's Farms, Conn. Seed-drUl
EUwood, Isaac L., et al.
EUwood, Isaac L., et al.
EUwood, Isaac L., et al.
EUwood, Isaac L., et al.
EUwood, Isaac L., et al.
EUwood, Hiram. (See Stover, Daniel C, assignor.)
EUwood, Isaac L., et al. (See Brainerd, Frank W., assignor.)
(See Hill, Peter P., assignor.)
See Hogg, James. )
(See Lord, Tyler C, assignor.)
(See tJpham, Andrew J., assignor.)
(See Vaughan, Henry M., assignor.)
EUwood Manufacturing Company, E. (See EUwood and Staugaard, assignors )
EUwood, Eeuben, and H. H. Staugaard, assignors to E. EUwood Manufacturing Company,
Sycamore, 111. Wheel " '.
EUyson, John T., Pleasant Plain, Iowa. Plow
Elm City Suspender Co. (See Bray, Morris P., assignor.)
Elmenhbrst, Walter E. (See Bohr'er, WiUiam, assignor.)
Elmer, Charles W. (See Clark, Alvin B., assignor.)
Elmer, Jacob, Biloxi, Miss. Fascine for the protection of harbors, &c
Elmore, Benton, Etna, Cal. Wrench
Elnis, F. L. (See Colby. Harlan P., assignor.)
Elrod, Eugene L. (See Moore, Frank A., assignor.)
Elscy, George, Springfield , Mass. Eraser
Elsey, George, Springfield, Mass. Blackboard and easel
Elson Glass Company. (See Elson and Smith, assignors.)
Elson, Jacob, assignor of one-half to H. B. Gross, Philadelphia, Pa. Clasp for thff bands
of neckacarfs and other articles
Elson, WiUiam K., Martin's Ferry, Ohio. Caster
Elson, WiUiam K., and A. J. Smith, assignors to Elson Glass Company, Martin's Ferry.
Ohio. Covered dish
Eltei ich, Charles, New York, N. Y. Die and die-stock
Eltonhead, William B., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to W. Fyson, Chicago, HI. Match
Elward, John H., St; Paul, assignor, by mesne assignments, to himself and D. M. Sabin,
Stillwater, Minn. Friction-clutch
Elward, John H., assignor to himself and D. M. Sabin, Stillwater, Minn. Drop hammer . .
Elwell, George W., and B. Fay, Danbury, Conn. Hat-sizing machine
Ely, Edward O. (See Esgleston, Charles H., assignor.)
Ely, Edward P., South Wallingford, Vt., assignor to A. H. Eitchie, New York, N. Y.
chine for the reduction of wood pulp
No.
298,681
301,349
296,736
297,686
293,436
298,359
304,512
306,327
310,038
301,811
303,136
298,738
302,899
307,276
295,116
296,943
304,513
304,514
307.277
299.764
2r)8.739
296,737
299,061
308,067
293,437
305,061
299,062
300,314
301,051
295,863
293,957
304,922
296,396
304,305
307,185
299,120
292,998
303,137
304,807
296,397
306,069
307,382
293,156
304,997
291,884
302,717
301,438
305,165
306,598
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July 1
Apr. 15
Apr. 29
Feb. 12
May 13
Sept. 2
Oct. 7
Dec. 30
July 8
Aug. 5
May 20
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Mar. 11
Apr. 15
Sept. 2
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Oct. 28
June 3
May 20
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Nov. 18
Feb. 12
Sept. 16
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June 10
June 24
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Sept. 9
Apr. 8
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Feb. 5
Aug. 5
Sept. 9
Apr.
Oct.
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July 29
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350
1060
2293
864
523
297
388
1923
949
320
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1319
298
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1654
343
987
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1380
847
865
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89
Name, residence, and invention.
Ely, Edward P., Sonth "Wallin^ford, Vt., assignor to A. H. Sitcliie, New York, N. T. Ma-
chine for the reduction of wond pnlp -
Ely, Edward P., South "Wallins;ford. Vt. , assignor to A. H. Ritchie, New York, N. Y. Ma-
chine for the production of wood pulp
Ely, Frederick G.. Chicago, 111. Poiincc-box
Ely & Ramsay. (See Fanell, Charles, assignor.)
Elv, William F., At'ton. as.signor to I. W. Parmenter, Summit, N. J. Suspended tramway.
Ely, William I., Detroit, Mich. Match-splint machine
Emack, John 1)., Bahlwin. M. Y. Muffler for slates and slate-frames
Emanuel, Henry, assignor to D. Heineman and S. Lorsch, New York, N. Y. Overcoat
Embossins Company. (See Pruyn and Uyatt, assignors.)
Embury. H. P. (Si'o Johnson, joseo, assignor.)
Emens, Henry G., Ogden, N. Y. Priining-saw
Emerson, Charles W., Charlestown. Mass. Hanging doors
Emerson & Fisher Company. (See Breed, Judson "W., assignor.)
Emerson &. FLsher Company. (See Ransom, Hiram "W., assignor.)
Emerson, Fisher Company. (See Bremciman. Fredrick, assignor.)
Emerson, James E., Bearer Falls, Pa. Tab-plate for saws
~ " Saw-tab
Saw
Saw-tooi h-swaging device
Saw-tooth swage.
Emerson, James E
Emerson, James E
Emerson, James E
Emerson , James E
Emerson, James F.
Holder for testing-
, Bcavc-r Falls, Pa.
, Beaver Falls, Pa.
, Beaver Falls, Pa.
, Beaver Falls. Pa.
, et al. (See Simonds, George TV., assignor.)
Emerson, Ralph, et al. (See Whitney, Charles, assignor.)
Emerson, Talcott &. Co. (See Jones, James H., assignor.)
Emery, Albert H., assignor to Emery Scale Company, Stamford, Conn.
machines
Emery, Albert H., assignor to Emery Scale Company, Stamford, Conn. Holdt r for testing
machines
Emery, Albert H., assignor to Emery Scale Company, Stamford, Conn. Holder for testing-
machines
Emery, Charles E., Brooklyn, N. Y. Man-hole vault-cover
Emery, Charles E., Brooklyn, and A. H.Gentner, New York, N.Y., assignors to said Emery.
Method of and apparatus for corrugating tubes
Emery, Charles G. (See Emerv. AVilliam H., as.signor.)
Emery, Cyrus. (See Smith, Walton D., assignor.)
Emery, George H. (See Pelissier, Charles, assignor.)
Emery, George T. (See Barlow and Emery.)
Emery, John B., Lynn, Mass. Cutter-head
Emery, John B., Lynn, Mass. Rotary cutter
Emery, John G., Jr. (See Sage, Aldis E., assignor.)
Emery, John G., Sr. and .Tr. (See Garland, Michael, assignor.)
Emery, Philip A., Chicago. 111. Sofa-bed
Emery Scale Company. (See Emery, Albert H., assignor.)
Emery, William G. (See Small, George D. B., assignor.)
Emery, William H., assignor to C. G. Emery, Brooklyn, N. Y. Cigarette-machine
Emmert, Ezra, Dixon, 111. Lifting-jack
Eramick, Andrew C. (See Hatcher, Edmund N., assignor.)
Emmons, David W., North Adams, Mich. Hame-strap
Emmons, Lawrence E. (See Jackson and Skinner, assignors )
Emmott, Walter. (See Crossley, Emmott and Harrison.)
Emory, Francis F. (See Arnold and Emory.)
Empire Drill Company. (See Preston, George H., assignor.)
Empire Refrigerating Company. (See Jungcnfeld, Edmund, assignor.)
Empress Embroiderer Company. (See Chilton, Franklin H., assignor.)
Emr.v, David L., Carthage, Mo! Device for securing the splice-joints of railway-rails
Enas, Joseph D., Napa City, Cal. Vine-planter
Enas, Joseph D., Napa City, Cal. Wax-extractor
. Endicott, Charles, Kingsbxirg, Cal. Dirt-scraper
Endres, Franz, New York, N. Y. Safe ,
Endres, Georg, New Philadelpbia, 111. Coupling for straddle-row cultivators
Enegren, William L.. Franklin, Mass. Fastener for gloves, shoes, &o
Engehretsen, Lars, Christiania, Noi'way. Cut-oif-valve gear
Engel, Gottfiied, Brooklyn, N. Y. Sugar mixing and cooling apparatus
Engel, William, et al. (See Grant, Willis C, assignor.)
Engeler, Jacob A., AVinterthur, Switzciland. Bleaching cotton fabrics
Eugels, Hugo F., Dorchester, assignor of one-half to G. Fera, Boston, Mass. Pantaloons .
Enggren, Gustavo L., Berkeley Heights, N. J. Incubator
Enghofer, Gottlieb, Attleborough, Mass. Locomotive driving-gear
Englaender, Joseph. (See Bapple, James W., assignor.)
England, Henry J., Falls Church, Va. Lifting-jack
Engle, Williani G. (See Walls and Engle.)
Englehart, George, and C. Weidner, Attica, Ohio. Shifting buggy-top
Englehart, Philip, Modesto, Cal. Spring- vehicle
English, Analdo M. (See Lord and English.)
English, Andrew J., assignor to Walter Elevator Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Apparatus
for carbureting air or gases
English, Eli, Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Plow
English, James W. (See Lockett, English, and Murphey.)
English, Peter, London, Ontario. Canada. Gas-generator
English, Robert, Austin, Tex. Oil-can
English, Thomas, Hawley, Dartford, county of Kent, and A. Wilson, Sheffield, county of
York, England. Armor-plate
English, Thomas, Hawley, near Dartford, county of Kent, England. Tunneling-machine. .
English, William J., Cohoes, N. Y. Water-trap
Enko, Carl, Nuremberg, Bavaria, assignor to V. H. Von Swaine, Wiesbaden, Germany.
Rotary engine
Ennis, .tohu B.. et al. (See Collins. Cornelious, assignor.)
Ennis, William W.. et al. (See Collins, Cornelious, assignor.)
.Enoch, Benjamin F., Philadelphia, Pa. Gas-burner for heating and lighting rooms
No.
305,063
30n,532
301,439
304,714
291,314
298,740
294,599
309 448
295,743
297,242
297.243
304,715
309,533
309,534
306,730
308,659
308,957
304,515
297,244
292,422
295.490
299,528
308,556
292,739
308,068
293,644
307.532
.308,958
291,5S5
305,064
303,270
295,914
300,080
302,387
304,088
291,473
305,065
297,921
299,529
297,771
292,740
308,886
305,066
299,919
297,977
307,035
307,278
293,438
297,589
Date.
Sept. 16
Dec. 23
July 1
Sept. 9
Jan. 1
May 20
Mar. 4
Dec. 16
Mar. 25
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Sept. 9
Dec. 23
Dec. 23
Oct. 21
Dec. 2
Dec. 9
Sept. 2
Apr. 22
Jan. 22
Mar. 18
Juno 3
Nov. 25
Jan. 29
Nov. 18
Feb. 19
Nov. 4
Dec. 9
Jan. 8
Sept. 16
Aug. 12
Apr. 1
Oct. 14
July 22
Aug. 26
Jan. 1
Sept. 16
Apr. 29
June 3
Apr. 29
Jan. 29
Dec. 9
Sept. 16
June 3
May 6
Oct. 21
Oct. 28
Feb. 12
Apr. 29
296,320 Apr. 8
Monthly
volume.
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1271
467
565
377
988
317
1104
1784
1706
1707
566
1272
1273
908
104
516
300
1708
1777
1455
31
1499
2201
848
1099
153
517
726
1012
492
25
844
1690
1549
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1013
2568
32
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422
1014
513
17
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1655
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871
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423
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650
398
800
136
1020
551
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102
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90
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
So.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
p.
Official
Gazette.
Ensign, Oscar J"., Kahoka, Mo. Check-ro-wer
Ensminger, Christian, Albany, assignor of one-half to B. F. Eaton, Cossackie, N. Y.
Bow-
Ensminger, John F., Toledo, Ohio. Combined seam-stiengthener, gusset, and fly
Ensworth, Porter S. (See Lovett, Arthur S., assignor.)'
Enterprise Manufacturing Company. (See Baker, John G., assignor.)
Entrekin, Samuel W., assignor of one-half to J. W. Meese, Harrishurg, Pa. Combined
cutter, punch, and jiliers
Eppler, Andrew, Jr. , Boston, Mass. Eivet
Eppler, Andrew, Jr., Boston, Mass., assignor to Boot and Shoe Sole Laying Company,
Portland, Me. Sole-laying machine
Eppler, Andrew, Jr., Boston, Mass., assignor to Boot and Shoe Sole Laying Company,
Portland, Me. Sole-laying machine
Equitable Electric Company. (See Holcombe, Alfred G., assignor.)
Equitable Electric Company. (See Pendleton, John M., assignor.)
Equitable Water Meter Company. (See Park, "WUliam K., assignor.)
Ercho, L. Eeiuhold. (See Liersc'h and Erohe.)
Erdwins, John. (See Erdwins, Williara and J.)
Erdwins, William and J., Compiomise, assignors to C. B. Smith, Champaign City, 111.
Check-rower
Erichs, Henry W. (See Graff, Christoph A., assignor.)
Ericsson, John, New York, N. Y. Submarine projectile
Erlenmeyer, Emil, Frankfort-on-the Main, Germany. Production of rosanUine coloring-
luatters .
Erling, Peter R., Chicago, 111. Auimal-trap
Emsting, Diedrich W., Bremen, Germany. Device for clamping cords, &c ,
Erret, Samuel S. , Mammoth Hot Springs, Wyoming Ter. Car-brake ,
Erric, Henry, Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical movement
Ervin, James R., Marshall, Mo. Sulky-plow
Erviu, Richard. (See Powell and Ervin.)
Erwin, James B., Milwaukee, Wis. Water-meter
Eachenhorn, E. Gustav. (See Kroesing, August, assignor.)
Eshelman, Benjamin. (See Wallack and Rohrer, assignors.)
Eskew, Samuel T., Cherry Grove. Ark. Seediug-machine and fertilizer-distributer ,
Espeut, W. Bancroft, 14 Southwick Street, Hyde Park, county of Middlesex, assignor to
W. M. Bullivant, 72 Mark Lane, London, England. Apparatus for winding armatures
for dynamo-electric machines
Esplin,' Charles, Minneapolis, Minn. Circular-saw mill
Esplin, Charles, Minneapolis, Minn. Balancing gears or pulleys
Esplin, Charles, Minneapolis, Minn. Elevator-gearing '. ,
Esser, Herman, et al. (See Schramm, Henry G., assignor.)
Essex, David, Corona, N. J., assignor, by mesne assignments, to T. C. Bates, North Brook-
field, Mass. Corset-busk fastening
Essig, Ozia A., Canton, Ohio. Plow
Essig, Ozia A., Canton, Ohio. Mold-board
Estabrook, Henry A., Eitchburg, Mass. Truss
Estee, Morris M., Napa City, Cal. Cultivator
Esterly, George, Whitewater, Wis. Automatic grain-binding machine
Esterly, George, Whitewater, Wis. Harvesting-reel
Esterly & Son, (jeorOT. (See Van de Water, Frederick, assignor.)
Estcs, Job, Sterling, Mich. Potato-digger
Estes, John W"., Keytesville, Mo. Ditching and grading attachment for plows .
Esty, William, Laconia, N. H. Stocking and knitting the sauje
Esty, William, Laconia, N. H. Knitting widened tubular fabrics-
Esty, William, Laconia, N. H. Knitting stockings
Et6ve, Engine, and J. A. De Braam, Paris, France. Carbnreted-air engine
Etheridge, Carroll L. (See Whitlock and Etheridge.)
Etbridge, Martin V. B., Bostmi, assignor of one-half toH. E. Waits, Newton, Mass. Mail-
hag fastening
Ethridge, Martin V. B., assignor, by mesne assignments, to J. E. Wheeler, trustee, Lynn,i
Mass. Machine for manufacturins: bottle-wires \
Eton. George H (See Lytle, Albert E., assignor.)
Etzousperucr, John, North Attleborough. Mass. Ornamental chain
Eudaly, William A., Cincinnati, Ohio. Brick and tile kiln
Eudaly, William A., Cincinnati, Ohio. Brick and tile kiln
Eulass, Thomas H , Mason Citj-, HI. Parlor game apparatus and cue therefor
Eureka Brick Machine Manufacturing Company. (See Ross, Robert N., assignor.)
Eureka Brick Machine Manufacturing Company. (See- Ross, Robert N. , assignor.) (Reis-
sue.)
Eureka Fire Hose Company. (See Scbenck and Stowe, assignors.)
Eutsler, .Tohn, Wallace, Cal. Saw-jointer
Evans, Abby A., e< a!. (See Evans, William K., assignor.) (Reissue.)
Evans, Austin C, Springfield, Ohio. Harrow
Evans, Austin C, Springfield, Ohio. Combined drill and fertilizer - distributer for one-
horse planters
Evans, Austin C ., Springfield, Ohio. Fertilizer-distributer for seed-planters
Evans, AustinC, Springfield, Ohio. Fertilizing attachment for seed-planters ,
Evans, Austin C.
Cable railway.
Springfield, Ohio.
Evans, Austin C, Springfield, Ohio.
Evans, Austin C, Springfield, Ohio.
Evans, Austin C, Springfield, Ohio.
Evans, Austin C, Springfield, Ohio.
Evans, Austin C, Springfield, Ohio.
Evans, Charles T., et al. (See (book, John H., assignor.)
Eviins, E. K. (See Dawson, William A., assignoi-.)
Evans Fiber Manufacturing Company. (See Evans, G. Frank, assignor.)
Evans, Franklin J., Iowa Falls, Iowa. Magazine-gun
Evans, G. Frank, Mechanic Falls, assignor to Evaiis Fiber Manufacturing Company, Saco,
Me. Machine for reducing wood to pulp and fiber
Endless-cable railway
Reel and wire for check-row corn-planters .
Corn-planter
C heck-row wire for corn-planters
Check-rower.
307,931
303,138
298,300
304,089
294,979
304,415
304,416
292,109
298,455
310,128
298,361
291,172
306,142
291,885
305,441
304,808
307,279
302.627
295,991
304,809
304,810
293,567
292.549
298,189
303,630
304,811
303,926
306,681
297,361
298,741
291,173
302,119
302.388
30y,P?5
297,245
298,362
295,117
29,3,744
295,664
302,196
304,631
291,174
294,313
295,528
295,529
300,058
304,306
304,812
307,383
307,755
308,834
300,856
293,235
Nov.
11
677
Aug
May
5
13
322
524
Aug
Mar.
26
11
1550
788
Sept.
2
165
Sept.
2
167
Jan.
15
1363
May
13
629
Dec.
May
Jaii.
Oct.
Jan.
Sept.
30
13
1
7
15
23
2047
525
197
147
1102
1495
Sept.
9
672
Oct.
23
1656
July
Apr.
Sept.
Sept.
29
1
9
9
2017
119
675
676
Feb.
Jan.
May
Aug.
Sept.
Aug.
Oct.
12
29
6
19
9
19
14
1009
1957
286
958
677
1316
846
Apr.
22
1855
May
20
989
Jan.
1
198
July
15
1330
July
22
1692
Dec.
30
1671
Apr.
22
1710
May
13
526
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
July
11
25
25
15
974
1785
1943
1430
Sept.
2
454
Jan.
1
199
Feb.
Mar.
26
25
1987
1505
Mar.
25
1507
June 10
700
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
2
9
28
11
2
26
677
1797
443
340
June 24
1751
Feb.
12
599
185
89
142
424
218
382
179
142
55
38
307
413
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Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
91
Name, residence, and invention.
Evans, George E., assignor to J. P. Couch and "W. T. Oneale, San Francisco, Cal. Concen-
trator and amalgamator
Evans, George W., Baltimore, Md. Seal and railway-ticket for milk-cans
Evans, H. Clav, and G. Jones, Chattanooga, Tenn. Mail-bag
Evans, Harry M... et al. (See Cook, John H., assignor.)
Evans, John, assignor of one-half to G. A. Chalfant, Etna, Pa. Brick nozzle for gas-fur-
nace pipes
Evans, John, assignor of one-half to G. A. Chalfant, Etna, Pa. Heating-furnace
Evans, John W., Cleveland. Ohio. Extracting naphtha from oil
Evans, John TV. , and A. H. Vemav, Baltimore, lid. Thill-holder
Evans, Lemuel E., East Orange, if. J., assignor to C. G. Patterson, New York, N. Y.
Wire bale-tie - . -
Evans, Lemuel E., East Orange, N. J., assignor to C. G. Patterson, New York, N. Y.
Wire bale-tie 1
Evans, Lemuel E., East Orange, N. J., assignor to C. G. Patterson, New York, N. Y.
Bale-tie.
Lewis J., New York, N. Y. Eire-escape
PlaiUp N., Holyoke, assignor of one-half to J. J. Manning, Great Barrington, Mass.
board clip
Plyna. (See Gibson, Lyman B., assignor.)
Richard K., "Washington, D. C. Bait-fish can
Richard K., Washington,©. CassignortoCahleRailwayCompany, San Francisco,
Gripping device for cable-ways
Richard "W., Pittsburg, Pa. Car brake and starter
Theodore C, Ludington, Mich. Horseshoe
Thomas P., Denver, Colo. Car-coupling
Thomas R., Philadelphia, Pa. Shoe
W. D., et al. (See Barger, Nathaniel S., assignor.)
■William, PhUadelphia, Pa. Die for forming ribs on spring-plates
Evans,
Evans,
Card
Evans,
Evans,
Evans,
Cal.
Evans,
Evans,
Evans,
Evans,
Evans,
Evans,
Evans, William F., and J. B. Fielding, Prescott, Ark. Chum-motor
Evans, William K., Berkley, assignor to himself, J. Y. Anthony, A. A. Evans, and H. F.
Walker, Taunton, Mass. Spinning-iing. (Reissue)
EvansvUle Pump and Pipe Company. (See Eames, Wilfred, assignor )
Evarts, C. 0., et al. (See Gom, Hermann A., assignor.)
Evenden, James W., Rome, N. Y. Ice-hook
Everding, John. (See Hyatt, Pool, Everding, Stevens, and Wood.)
Everding, John. (See Hyatt, Stevens, Wood, and Everding.)
Everding, .Tohn, Newark, N. J., assignor to Celluloid Manufacturing Company, New York,
N. Y. Cock or faucet
Everett, Eliza A. (See Everett, Richard H., assignor.)
Evfrett, Richard H., assignor to E. A. Everett, Yestal Centre, N. Y. Grain and flour
elevator
Everett, Willard S., Hyde Park, Mass. Vehicle-spring
Everhart. Lo^au W., Parsons, Kans. Automatic tan
Everingham, Francis M., East Onondaga, N. Y. Cultivator
Everitt, James. (See Vero and Everitt )
Everson, Charles R., assignor to L. L. Cramer, Macodon, N. Y. Solder-hokler
Evprson, George H., Scottdale. Pa. Apparatus for coating pipes, bars, &c
Evesson. Henry, Hempstead, N. Y. Folding coop or kenuel
Ewart Manufacturing Company. (See Ewart, William D., assignor.)
Ewait Manufacturing Company. (See Ewart, William D., assignor.) (Reissue.)
Ewart, WiUiam D., assignor to Ewart Manniacturing Company, Chicago, Dl. Drive-chain.
(Reissue)
Ewart, William D., assignor to Ewart Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111. Drive-chain.
Ewer, Ella L. (See Ewer, Roland G., assignor.)
Ewer, Roland G., assignor to E. L. Ewer, Brooklyn, N. Y. Feed-water heater
Ewers, Francis M., Edison, Ohio. Post-driver .■. . .
Ewing, AJvan B., Lewisburg, Tenn. Lock
Ewing, Calvin, San Francisco, Cal. CoUar-stufiSng machine
Ewing, Thomas, assignor to C. F. Clarke and G. M. Spencer, Philadelphia, Pa. Composi-
tion for cleaning and renovating fabrics
Ewing, William T., Chicago, HI. Injector
Excelsior Box Nailing Machine Cojnpany. (See Foster, John H., assignor.)
Excelsior Life Saving Car Coupling (Jompany. (See Johnstone, Henry L., assignor.) (Re-
issue.)
Excelsior Self-Leveling Berth and Automatic Ladder Company. (See Milligan and Killion,
assignors.)
Exhaust Ventilator Company. (See Green, William M., assignor.)
Exhaust Ventilator Company. (See Perry. Theodore C, assignor.)
Eybel, Bernhard, New York. N. Y. Pencil-holder
Eynon, William R.. et al. (See Rhodes, Ezra, assignor.)
Eyre, Thomas T., Decatur, Colo. Ore-sampling machine
Eyster, Ben, assignor of one-half to A. G. Van Schaick, Chicago, 111. Railway freight-car
Ezell, Samuel B., Spartanburg, S. C. Plow
Faas, Gustav A., assignor of one-fourth to A. P. Hsher, Lawrence, Kans.
making and sticking match-splints
Machine for)
Faber, Charles, Brooklyn, N. Y. Magnetic-iron-ore separator
Faber du Faur, Adolf. (See Jaeger and Faber du Faur.)
Fabian, Henry. (See Davey and Fabian.)
X'abrik Leipzlger Musikwei-ke, vormals Patil Ehrlich & Co. (See EhrUch, Paul, assignor.)
Fagan, Patrick. Albany, N. Y. Folding box
Fages-Peyre, Edouard, Paris, France. Sewing-machine attachment for dyeing the edges
of glove-seams while stitching and forminji'the same
rahrney, Benjamin, Hagerstown, Md. Thill-coupling
No.
291,997
308,478
291,501
296,398
296,399
291,175
291,315
299,063
299,064
302,243
300,857
303,218
299,765
295,915
309,383
293,439
309,702
298,363
306,010
294,120
10,519
296,321
300,471
304.908
2!l9,3li3
299.364
301 812
303,219
305,442
294,600
10.444
297,362
297,246
308,310
305,684
305,166
294.727
297,511
291,998
299,920
300.315
307,756
292,423
294,021
306,599
303.271
305,581
Date.
Jan. 15
Nov. 25
Jan. 8
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
May 20
May 20
July 22
.Tune 24
Aug. 5
June 3
Apr. 1
Dec. 16
Feb. 12
Dec. 23
May 13
Sept. 30
Feb. 26
Sept. 2
Apr. 8
Oct. 14
Sept. 9
May 27
May 27
July 8
Monthly
volume.
1240
1383
614
644
044
200
378
1382
1383
14S9
1752
422
344
25
1085
867
1496
529
2245
1744
520
544
568
932
1755
1756
950
Aug. 5 423
Sept. 23 1496
Mar. 4 318
Feb. 5
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Nov. 18
Sept. 23
Sept. 16
Mar. 4
Apr. 22
Jan. 15
June 3
Juno 10
Nov. 11
Jan. 22
Feb. 20
Oct. 14
Aug. 12
Sept. 23
561
1856
1711
1157
1809
1145
467
2048
1241
514
1049
444
1779
1593
737
493
1684
346
378
173
177
178
.56
106
394
394
413
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235
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559
347
136
284
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490
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I 443
193
135
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26
27
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28
27
28
27
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26
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1 28
1 26
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26
27
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28
26
27
26
27
27
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28
28
239
057
117
127
127
37
68
802
803
294
1207
533
986
8
918
600
1000
634
1259
770
914
109
111
999
884
884
181
534
1113
883
540
366
339
605
1171
1044
909
401
239
1019
1125
460
343
746
143
551
1147
92
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, losidence, and invention.
"Falimey, John, Hagerstown, Md. Combined eartla-boX and dumping-cart
Eahmey, Peter, Chicago, HI. Ventilated bed
Fahmey, Peter S. (See Kife, Henry A., assignor.)
Fahy, William, Berlin. Wis. Asle-nut
Fahys, Joseph, New York, assignor to Fahys Watch Case Company, Sag Harbor, N. T.
Watch-case
Fahys Watch Case Company. (See Dennison, William E., assignor.)
Fahys Watch Case Company. (See Fahys, Joseph, assignor.)
Fahys Watch Case Company. (See Lament, James, assignor.)
Fair, Armor J., et al. (See Mefford, David M., assignor.)
Fair, Perry W., De Kalb. Ind. Drum and cymbal clamp
Fairbairn, William TJ., Hyde Park, Mass. Steam-boiler and furnace ,
Fairbairn, William TJ., Hyde Park, Mass. Lubricator
Fairbanks, Albert C, Somerville, Mass. Case for banjos and other instruments
Fairbanks & Co., E. & T. (See Columbia, Dana L., assignor.)
Fairbanks, Crawford M., Lincoln. R. I. Cutting three-cornered files
Fairbanks, Harlan, assignor to New England Patent Fire Escape Company, Boston, Mass.
Protector and supporter for fire-escapes
Fairbanks, Lorenzo S., Boston, Mass. Signaling apparatus for telephonic and telegraphic
circuits .
Fairchild, A bram, Syracuse, N. T. Desiccating apparatus
Fairchild, Charles B'., New Toi-k, N. T. Cable railway
Fairchild, Charles B., New Toik, N. Y. Cable railway
Fairchild, Frank L., assignor to C. & G. Cooper & Co., Mount Temon, Ohio. Traction-
engine -.-
Fairchild, Le Eoy W. (Sec CoUard, Richard M., assignor.)
Fairchild, Le Eoy W., New York, N. Y. Pen and pencil case
Faii'child, Le Roy W., New York, N. Y. Case for pencils
Fairchikl, Orrin A., Silver Creek. N. Y. Bending-machine for sheet metal
Fairfield, Hadley P. (See McKay and Fairfield.)
Fairfield, Hadley P. (See Shead and Fairfield.)
Fail-field, Hadley P., West Medford, Mass. Ore-separator
Fairfield, Hadley P., West Medford, Mass. Ore-separator
Fairfield. Hadley P., West Medfoid, Mass., and L. A. Shead, Alameda, Cal., assignors to
Gr. McKay, trustee. Ore-separator
Fairfield, Hadley P., West Medford, Mass., and L. A. Shead, Alameda, Cal., assignors to
G. McKay, trustee. Ore-separator
Fairfield, Joseph P., Alma, Nebr. Car-coupling
Fairly, John S., Charleston, S. C. Separator and conveyer
Fairman, Frederick, et al. (See Conway, George 0. S., assignor.)
Fairman, J. Yale, Middletown, Conn. Ice-crushing machine
Fairman, J. Yale, New Haven, Conn. Ice cru.«lier or breaker
Fairman, Simon, assignor of one-half to J. G. Mitchell and W. S. Taylor, Baltimore, Md.
Car-brake
Faisant, Honor6, Jersey City, N. J. Silk and ribbon finishing machine
Faison, F. Leonidas, and G. M. Newell, Wake Forest College, N. C. Cotton-press .
Faith, Winfield S. (See Ellis. Edward F. W., assignor.)
Fales, Amos, Denver, Colo. Vaiiable bench-plane
Fales, Edward, St. Louis, Mo., and I. McManis, Hamilton, 111. Brick-machine
Fales & Jenks Machine Company. (See Sherman, Albert R., assignor.)
Falk, Theodor, and A. Frazier, May wood. 111. Safety-valve
Falkenan, Morris, assignor to Falkenan, Oppenheimer & Co., New York, N. Y. Ear-ring
Falkenan, Oppenheimer & Co. (See Falkenan, Morris, assignor.)
Fallesen, Christian, Brooklyn, N. Y. Wagon-spring
Fallon, Louis F., St. Louis,' Mo. Toy
Fancher, Roman I. , Baldwinsville. N. Y. Wooden plug
Fancher, Salathiel C, et al. (See Burks, Jesse H., assignor.)
Fanning, William B. (See Arnold, Olivei', assignor.)
Fanning, William H., Lapeer, Mich. Wagon running-gear
Fant, James T. (See Jones, William L., assignor.)
Fanton, John H. (See Peck, Charles S., assignor.)
Farbwerke, vormals Meister, Lucius & Briining. (See Knorr, Ludwig, assignor.)
Farbwerke, vormals Meister, Lucius & Briining. (See Spiegel, Adolphus, assignor.)
Fargo, Samuel M. (See Lapham, Paul J., assignor.)
Farley, Henry W., Oswego, 111. Turning-lathe
Farley, Patrick W., and A. L. Trowbridge, Cazenovia, N. Y. Pool-rack
Farlin, Dudlev. (See Gorman. Thomas C., assignor.)
Farmer, Charles H., Boston, Mass. Bias tape and making the same
Farmer, George L. (See Putnam, Edward H., assignor.)
Farmer, George P. (See .Jenkins, Joel, assignor.)
Farmer, Henry, Richmond, Ind. Check-rower attachment for corn-planters
Farmer, James. Salford, county of Lancaster, England. Apparatus for drying and pul-
verizing olood, (fee, for fertilizers
Farmer, James H., Russell, Ky. Snap-hook
Farmer, Moses G., New York. N. Y. Movement-cure apparatus
Fanner, Moses G . Newport, R. I. Electrical measuring apparatus
Farmers Friend Manufacturing Company. (See Runstetler, Andrew, assignor.)
Farnam, Lindsey C, Niantic. 111. Tile-kiln
Farnell. Edwin. (See O'Gradj-, James, assignor.)
Famham, E. A. (See Farnham. Frederick W., assignor.)
Farnham, Frank G. , White Mills, Pa. Whistle
Farnham, Frederick W., White MiUs, Pa., assignor to E. A. Farnham. Match
Famham, Isaiah H., Portland, Me. Electric alarm-signal
Famham, Isaiah H.. Portland, Me., assignor to American Bell Telephone Company, of
Massachusetts. Electric annunciator
Fams worth, Enoch. Smith's Mills, Pa. Automatic car-brake
Farnum, John R. , Waltham, Mass. Mouth-piece and lid for retorts
Farquhar, Arthur B. (See Broomell, Albert P., assignor.)
Farquhar, John F. C, and W. Oldham, London, England; said Oldham assignor to said
Farquhar. Filtering apparatus
No.
307,851
306,390
299,969
301,440
296,152
291,041
291,042
306,731
304,307
291,586
292,99!)
301,701
300,235
300,236
303,828
291.886
298,364
308,349
292,637
292,638
295,992
295,993
298,960
292,550
291,999
308,760
291,841
304,189
292,000
295,916
303,502
308,479
293,958
298,456
292,798
293,726
298,564
294,601
292,903
293,440
295,375
299,766
307,280
309,036
309,937
309,836
303,139
303,564
305,747
294,212
300,585
309,938
Date.
Nov. 11
Oct. 14
June 10
July 1
Apr. 1
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Oct. 21
Sept. 2
Jan. 8
Feb. 5
July 8
June 10
June 10
Aug. 19
Jan. 15
May 13
Nov. 25
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
May 20
Jan. 29
Jan. 15
Dec. 2
Jan. 8
Aug. 26
Jan. 15
Apr. 1
Aug. 12
Nov. 25
Feb. 19
May 13
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
May 13
Mar.
Feb.
Feb. 12
Mar. 18
June 3
Oct. 28
Deo. 9
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
Aug. 5
Aug. 12
Sept. 30
Feb. 26
June 17
Dec. 30
297,363 Apr. 22
Monthly
volume.
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578
463
586
468
308
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32
910
29
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940
1197
1103
529
1214
2063
2064
121
124
1262
1958
1242
244
1034
1684
1244
26
775
1384
1520
630
28
1211
754
319
153
868
1309
345
1658
623
1S03
1673
324
849
1912
1864
1388
1804
1857
159
;i25
:126
157
126
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coatinued.
93
Name, residence, and invention.
Tarquhar, John F. C, and "W. Oldham, London, England. Apparatus for filtering liquids.
Parquhar, Samuel, Newton, Mass. Sash-fastener ,
rarr, Eugene M., North Muskegon, Mich. Horse-cleaner
Farr, George, assignor to Standard Combustion Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Gas-burning
furnace .
Earr, Hiram G., Boston, Mass. Pessary
Earr, Hiram G. , Boston, Mass. Menstrual receptacle
Farrand, Samuel A., et al. (See Baldwin, James S., assignor.)
Earrand, William H. (See Annis and Farrand.)
Earrar, Arthur, Chicago, HI. Revolving hook for sewing-machines
Earrar, John N., and C. W. Morse, New York, N. Y. Telegraphic transmitter for un-
skilled operators
Farrar, Preston W., Nevada, Iowa. Door-latcli
Farrel, John, New York, N. Y. Safe-deposit box
Earrel. John. New York, N. Y. Metallic alloy for safes
EaiTell, Charles, Peekskill, assignor to Ely & Kamsay, New York, N. Y. Hinge for stove-
doors '
F'arrell, John, ct al. (See Nugent, Richard C, assignor.)
Earrell, John, Andover, N. J. Hay fork and carrier
&c.
Farrell, Ralph D. (See Sargent and Farrell.)
Earrelly, Thomas F. (See Judge and Earrelly.)
Farrington, Enoch C, Fryeburg, Me. Plume
Fan-is, Robert P., St. Loiiis. Mo. Paddle-wheel for steamboats,
Farrow, John A., et al. (See Swain, Hadwen, assignor.)
Farrow, W. Milton, Springfield, Mass. Breech-loading fire-arm
Earwell, Fannie M. (See Farwell, Willard B., assignor.)
Farwell, Fay 0., assignor of one-half to G. C. Bents^ Cresco, Iowa. Vapor-stove
Farwell, "Willard B., assignor, by mesne assignments, to F. M. Farwell, San Francisco, Cal.
Wet ore concentrator
I'asch, Emil M. (See Miiller and Easch.)
Easoldt, Charles, Albany, N. Y. Escapement for clocks
Eastenrath, Eriedrich, New York, N. Y. Floor-mat
Fate, JohnC, andE. M.Ereese, Plymouth, Ohio. Combined clay-crusher and tile-machine.
Fatio, Louis TJ. (See Rous and Fatio.)
Eauck, Albert, Kleczany, Galicia, Austria-Hungary. Boring-tool or detent-terrier for oil-
wells, &c -
Faugfere, Jean, Montignac de Lauzim, France. Machine for setting and sharpening scythes
Faught, Luther R., Philadelphia, Pa. Boriug-tool
Faaght, Nelson, Pittsborough, assignor of one-half to R. R. Miles, Indianapolis, Ind.
Wagon-bolster "
Faught, Nelson. Pittsborough. assignor of one-half to R. R. Miles, Indianapolis, Ind. Fence.
Eaui, William J., Brooklyn, N. Y. Lubricating device for connecting-rods
Faul, William J., New York, N. Y. Lubricating device
Faul. William J., New York, N. Y. Lubricator for loose pulleys
Faulkner, Elza T. (See Faulkner, James J. and E. T.)
Faulkner, James J. andE. T., McMinnville, Tenu. Machine for treating middlings
Faulkner, James J. and E. T., McMinnville, Tenn. Flour-bolt and middlings-puriiier
Eaure, CamUle A., Paris, France. Polarization-battery or electric accumulator
Eaure, Camille A., Paris, France. Galvanic polarization-battery
Fawcett, John. (See TJtley and Fawcett.)
Fawcett, John J., Springfield, Ohio. Oil-cup
Fawcett, Lindley, Cedar Lake, Mich. Saw-gummer .
Fawkea, Joseph W., Oak Park, HI. Spring-motor
Fawkes, Joseph W., Oak Park, 111. Automatic advertising device
Fay, Alpheus, Columbia, assignor of one-fourth to Z. Smith, Maury County, Tenn.
Car-
coupling .
Fay, Beraard. (See Elwell and Fay.)
Fay, Charles P., Springfield, assignor to J. Stevens & Company, Chicopee Falls, Mass.
Surface-gage
Fay <fc Co., J. A. (See Thomas, John R., assignor.)
Fay Gas Fixture Company. (See Huntly, Charles H., assignor.)
Fay, Patrick. I., East St. Louis, HI. Velocipede
Fay, W. Lamartine. (See Beal, Samuel, assignor.)
Eayle, John J.. Maiden, Mass., assignor to Post Refrigerating Car Company , Portland, Mev.
Portable refrigerating-cbest
Fearenside, John, .Ir. (See Baynes and Ecarenside.)
Fcarey, Jabez, Newark, N. J. Telephone-exchange appliance
Fearey, .Tabez, Newark, N. .1. Trunk-table for telephone-exchanges
Fcaron, Thomas. Yonkers, N. Y. Reefing sails
Feeley,Thoinas W., assignor of one-half to A . L. Sweet, Providence, R. I. Wire for ear-drops .
Feely', Albert W. (See Whitmore and Feely.)
Fehrenbach, Georges. (See Nobel and Fehrenbach.)
Fehrenbatch, John, assignor of two-thirds to D. W. McClung, Cincinnati, Ohio. Cane-
mill
Feicker, Edward P. (See Feicker, Fredrick C, Jr., assignor.)
Feicker, Fredrick C. Jr., assignor of one-half to E. P. Feicker, Northampton, Mass. Com
bined fruit-knife and nut-pick
Feith. Theodore, Canarsie, N. Y. Propeller-shaft
Felbel, Jacob, New York, N. Y. Pool-iack
Feluer, Arthur, Brooklyn, N. Y. Button-hole-cutting attachment for button-hole-stitch-
ing machines
Felber, Isidor, Nyack, N. Y. Button-fly clamp
Eelch, Georoe E.,' Ayer, Mass. Knife holder and package.
Eeldmann, Hermann B., assignor to S P. M. Tasker, C. Wheeler, and T. W. Brown, PhUa-^
delphia. Pa. Apparatus for screw-threading tubes S
Feldmann, Hermann B., assignor of one-half to S. P. M. Tasker, Philadelphia, Pa. Hop-
per for pulverizing-machines
No.
297.364
295,.530
297,365
303,963
300.769
300,770
309,837
300,353
307,281
296.153
298,365
301,580
307,932
304,190
306,328
306,391
297,120
300,701
301.873
298.565
293,000
299,632
299,767
302,831
292.424
300,455
301,973
309.613
309,614
293,236
306,600
309,838
309,939
294,022
308,599
296,738
308,761
293,727
305,515
301,702
307,533
306,817
306,818
308,146
306,143
Date.
Apr. 22
Mar. 25
Apr. 22
Aug. 19
June 24
June 24
Dec. 30
June 17
Oct. 28
Apr. 1
May 13
July 8
Nov. 11
Aug. 26
Oct. 7
Oct. 14
Apr. 22
June 17
July 15
May 13
Feb. 5
•Tune 3
June 3
July 29
Jan. 22
June 17
July 15
Dec. 23
Dec. 23
Feb. 12
Oct. 14
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
Feb. 26
Dec. 2
Apr. 15
Dec. 2
Feb. 19
Sept. 23
July 8
Nov. 4
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Nov. 18
Oct. 7
304,813
300,858 I
306,472 i
299,365 I
301,974
291,316
291,704
291,842
Monthly
volume.
Sept. 9
June 24
Oct. 14
May 27
July 15
Jan. 1
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
1860
1509
1863
1373
1648
1649
1673
1107
16.59
309
531
651
678
1685
390
465
1546
1562
1031
755
276
167
346
2265
1785
1233
1152
1390
1391
602
738
1674
1805
1595
18
1063
245
1211
1610
802
154
1022
1026
940
149
679
1753
569
1756
1153
379
878
500
416
506
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451
451
455
300
443
89
180
180
187
460
104
126
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318
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71
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1074
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670
1132
155
398
207
207
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225
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163
191
838
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM. THE
Alphahetical list of patentees — Contimied.
Name, residence, and inTention.
Felker, William H., Dayton, Ohio. Harness-pad
Fell, Thomas M., Brooklyn, jST. Y. Stove and heater
Pellflin, Abraham, Ithaca, N. T. Music-ract for pianos
Felldin, Lawrence, San Francisco, Cal. Fire-proof compound
Fellows, George W., et al. (See Pag6 and GouUioud, assignors.)
Felmlee, JohnH., Denver, Colo. Device for loading and unloading
Felt, Hannibal, assignor of one-half to H. P. Deuscher, Hamilton, Ohio. Chum
Felt, Sumner D., Jackson, Mich. Shepherd's crook
Folthousen, Barrent W., assignor to "Wadhams, Magie & Co., Milwaiikee, "Wis. Auto-
matic lubricating-cup
Felthonsen, James D. ^See Adams and Felthousen.)
Felton, Anthony K., Stoyestown, Pa. Convertible carriage
Fender, William J. (See Kirk and Fender.)
Fenerstein, Johannes, New York, N. Y. Trass
Fenerty, Edward L., Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Shovel
Fenerty, Edward L. , Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Brush-making machine ,
Fenety, John H., Boston, Mass. Gage
Fenn, George N. , Prophetstown, 111. Paper-bag holder
Fenn, William B. (See Eaton and Fenn.)
Fenn, William B., assignor to Foster, Merriam & Co., Meriden, Conn. Plane
Fenne, Anna I., Chicago, 111. Shirt
Fenner, Charles A., Mystic Kivor, Conn. Handsaw
Fenner, Charles A. . Mystic Eiver. Conn. Table
Fenner, George P., New London, Conn. Printing-machine
Fenner, George P., New London, Conn. Device for converting motion
Fenner, George P., New iondon, (3onn. Device lor transmitting motion
Fenner, Herbert N. (See Harrington, Frank S., assignor.)
Fenner, Herbert N., Providence, E. I. Automatic fiie-alarm
Fenner, Mandana D., Rochester, N. Y. Insulating electric wires
Fenner, Obadiah B., Oakland, Cal. Powlock
Fennerty, John M., Memphis, Tenn. Car- ventilator
Fennerty, John M., Memphis, Tenn. Ballot-box
Fenno, Isaac, Boston, Mass. Horseshoe
Fenton, John H., Chicago, 111. Latch-clasp for driving-reins ,
Fera, George. (See Engels, Hugo F., assignor.)
Feray, Edward P. (See Stoetzel, Joseph J., assignor.)
Ferdinand, Anthony B., Oshkosh, Wis. Wire-stretcher . -
Ferguson. Arthur C., Saratoga, assignor of four-twentieths to G. W. Morton, C. E. Creal,
H. Van Deusen, and L. H. Cramer. Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Car-platform
Ferguson, Arthur C. Fair Haven, Vt., assignor of seventeen-tweEtieths to S. E. Allen,
Groton, Conn., M. E. Ferguson, Mendon, W. T. Rockwood, H. Van Deusen, J. B. Smith,
L. H. Cramer, C. E. Creal. and G. W. Morton, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Car-platform .-
Ferguson, Daniel P., Atlanta, Ga. Corner-iron for vehicle-bodies
Ferguson, Daniel P. . Jonesborough. Ga. Spring trace-hook
Ferguson, Harvey W., North's Mills, assignor of one-half to W. M. Dight, Mercer, Pa.
Cultivator
Ferguson, James, Bridgewater, Mass. Press-platen
Ferguson, James, Bridgewater, Mass. Car- wheel
Feiguson, James, Bridgewater, Mass. Furnace for heating blanks for car wheels
Ferguson, James, Boston, Mass. Decorative glassware
Ferguson, James F., and C. C. Post, Burlington, Vt. Sugar-evaporator
Ferguson, John B., assignor of two-thirds to H. K. Gray and A. Bargdorflf, Wasliington,
D. C. Scrubber..
Ferguson, Lorenzo D., Nashville, Tenn. Clay-pulverizer
Ferguson, Mary E., et al. (See Ferguson, Arthur C, assignor.)
Ferguson, R. Henry, Providence, K. I. 'Telluric globe
Ferguson, Robert W., assignor to W. B. Clark and F. W. Nevius, Decatur, HI. Ironing-
board
Ferguson, Robert W., assignor to W. B. Clark and F. W. Nevius, Decatur, 111. Plaiting-
machine
Ferguson, Thomas M., Sucamoochee, Miss. Tire-tightener
Ferguson, William H., VoorheesviUe, N. Y. Rack for cider-presses
Ferguson, William H., Northern Pacific Junction, Minn. Railway-track cleaner
Ferguson, William J., assignor of two-thirds to J. O. and I. T. Norris, Baltimore, Md.
Gas-pump
Femald, Augustine S. (See Hsley and Femald.)
Fernbaugh, Joseph, Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Feed-rack
Fernon, Louis A., Chicago, HI. Combined paper sizing and drying machine
Feroe, Alfred E., assignor to E. C. Potts, Tivoli, N. Y. Separating the insoluble from the
soluble matter in corn and malt mashes
Feroe, William E., Tivoli, N. Y. Manufacturing beer, sirup, &o
Ferrall, Thomas R., Boston, Mass. Anti-friction bearing. (Reissue)
Ferrall, Thomas R., Boston, Mass. Snatch-block
Ferrall, Thomas R., Boston, assignor to H. Loud, Everett, Mass. Self-lubricating bear-
ing. (Reissue) - .
Ferrell, Frank J., New York, N. Y. Clothes-drier
Ferrill, Cicero C, Shubuta, Mies. Device for attaching and detaching horses
FerrUl, Cicero C, Shubuta, Miss. Harness
Ferrin, Edith C, Bath, Me. Kitchen implement
Ferris, Benjamin L., Kansas City, Mo. Safety-bridge for railway-cars
Ferris, Henry L. (See Hunt, Ferris, and Helin.)
Ferris, Henry L., Alden, HI. Pulley-block for hay-elevators
Ferry, Thomas, Wilmington, Del. Rag and scrap duster :
Fertig, Samuel S., TitusviUe, Pa. Ejector
Feaca, Albert, Berlin, Germany. Method of and apparatus for mashing sugar and sugar
masses
No.
Air-ship
S. Rutherfurd, St. Louis, Mo.
Fest, Charles P., Philadelphia, Pa.
Fetter, William J., assignor to T.
husking machine
Feyh, Henry, and J. L. Murphy, assignors to L. Power & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
machine
Corii harvesting and
Planing-
291,887
297,772
307,933
291,176
307,107
305,910
291,177
299,768
292,001
295,240
299,530
302,900
292. ,551
293,728
291,178
302,901
297,366
309,535
301,703
303,140
306,601
299,970
309,450
308,600
303,631
306,819
304,516
300,354
302,389
302,550
.302, .551
302,5.52
303,632
292,639
291,179
306,070
306,071
305,380
308,407
302,832
293,001
307,636
292,904
292,905
301,350
294,023
305,911
297,773
307,637
308,408
303,141
303,142
10,455
299,531
10,456
299,769
297.367
304,92:}
301,704
298,075
292,476
299,366
309,214
297,978
295,157
307,108
303,425
Date.
Jan. 15
Apr. 29
Nov. 11
Jan. 1
Oct. 28
Sept. 30
Jan. 1
June 3
Jan. 15
Mar. 18
June 3
Aug. 5
Jan. 29
Feb. 19
Jan. 1
Aug. 5
Apr. 22
Dec. 23
July 8
Aug. 5
Oct. 14
June 10
Dec. 16
Dec. 2
Aug. 19
Oct. 21
Sept. 2
June 17
July 29
July 29
Aug. 19
Jan. 29
Jan. 1
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Sept. 16
Nov. 25
July 29
Feb. 5
Nov. 4
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
July 1
Feb. 26
Sept. 30
Apr. 29
Nov. 4
Nov. 25
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Mar. 4
June 3
Mar. 4
June 3
Apr. 22
Sept. 9
July 8
May 6
Jan. 29
May 27
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325
740
587
1166
19
959
1028
301
1109
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900
2065
205
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48
1420
1293
2267
278
288
155
155
351
1596
2122
2401
289
1296
326
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1865
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1847
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308
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187
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
95
ijrarae. residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Hame .
Feyl, Signund. (See Kranse, Albert, assignor.)
Fibrous Butf Company. (See Fowler, Herbert E., assignor.)
Fichtenberg, Wemer]^ New York, N. Y., assignor to w. H. Hart, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa.
Neck-wear tip
Fick. Henry C. New York. N. Y. Twenty-four-hour timepiece
Ficke. Fraiiz. New York, N. Y. Toilet-case
Fickett, William S., Eochpster, N. Y. Bubble-blower
Fickinger. Jacob, Kingsville, Ohio. Fastening device for bags or pouches
Fidler, John J., et al. (See Jewell, James, assignor.)
Fidler, William F., Eock Cave, W. Va. Log-turner
Fiechter, Louis B., Minneapolis, Minn. Centrifugal reel
Field, Benjamin, Dailey, Mich. Balanced steam-engine
Field, Edwin S., Springfield. Mass. Bed-boltom
Field. Franklin A., Everett, assignor to H. C. Miller, Cambridge, and A. F. Miller, Win-
chester, Mass. Burial-casket
Field, George I., Fall Eiver, Mass. Gaff-support for vessels
Field, Henry, Jr., New Bedford, Mass. Foot-power
Field, James W., et al. (See Rhodes, Ezia, assignor.)
Field, .Joseph N., et al. (See Hibbard, William R., assignor.)
Field, Marshall, et al. (See Hibbard, William R., assignor.)
Field, Martin S., assignor to Johnson & Field, Racine, Wis. Fanning-mill
Field, Orrin. (See Brown and Field.)
Field, Stephen D., New York, N. Y. TJnderground-telegraph system
Field, Stephen D., New York, N. Y. Duplex teletrraph
Field, Stepheu D., New York, N. Y. Unison mechanism for printing-telegraphs
Field, Stephen D., New York, N. Y. Dynamo multiplex telegraphy
Field, Stephen D., assignor to Commercial Telegram Company, New York, N. Y. Escape-
ment and unison mechanism for printing-telegraphs
Field. Stephen D., assignor to Commercial Telegram Company, New York, N. Y. Trans-
mitter for printing-telegiaphs - -
Field, Thomas L.,»et al. "(See Harris, Frank L., assignor.)
Field. William. (See Bolt, Samuel, assignor.)
Fielding. .James B. (See Evans and Fielding.)
Fielding, John. (See Tweddell and FiplTling.)
Fielding, John. (See Tweddell, Bovd, Piatt, and Fielding.)
Fielding, John. (See Tweddell, Piatt, and Fielding.)
Fielding, .John, Gloucester, county of Gloucester, England. Apparatus for suspending^
portable riveting-machines
Fields, Charles H.^ assignor of one-half to E. L. Turner, Chicago, HI.
Fiero, John C, Milo Centre, N. Y. Fence-post
Fifield, Charles S. (See Woodman, Charles, assignor.)
FiBeld, John W. D., North Brookfield, Mass. Boot-tree
Fifield, John W. D.. North Brookfleld, assignor to A. H. BatcheUer, Boston, Mass. Last
or holder for lasting boots or shoes
Fifield, John W. D .North Brookfield, assignor of one-half to A. H. Batcheller, Boston,
Mass. Machine for making crimping-forms
Fifield, John W. D., and W. H. Holt, North Brookfield, Mass, assignors to Stoddard
Crimping Machine Company, Hartford. Conn. Criraping-machine for boots or shoes
Fike, Henry P., Chili, Ind. NVagon-shaft support
Filbert, Isaac S., Washington, D. C. Snow-plow
Fildes, Samuel, La Pr,Tte,'lnd. Carpet-stretcher
Filer, George E.. and A. H. Neff, assignors of one-third to H. C. Lone, Sheldon, Iowa. Door.
Fillio, Edmund D. (See Kites and FiUio.)
Filmer, William, San Francisco, Cal. Wave-power -
Finch, Dwight H., Aurelia, Iowa. Weather-board gage
Finch, Dwight H., and W. H. Nattrass, Aurelia. Iowa. Wagon-box strap
Finch, James B., Newark, N. J. Spring-roller for curtain-fixtures
Finch, John M., assignor of one-half to G. S. Bennett, Jackson, Mich. Automatic grain
and flour sampler
Finch, WiUiam R., Enreka, Cal. Magazine-gun
Finck, Anthony R.. et al. (See Hunt, James, assignor.)
Fincke, Friderich T. (See Gier and Fimke.)
Finckel, M. Luther. (See La Tour, Thomas, assignor.)
Findlay, Charles F., Liverpool, England. Traction-rope railway
Findlay, Charles F., London, county of Middlesex, England. Mechanism for operating
railways or tramways by means of ropes
Findlay,' Charles F., London, county of Middlesex, England. Traction-rope railway
Findlay, .James, Oswego, N. Y. Horse-hitching device
Findlay, James, assignor to J. H. McNaim, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Hose-connection..
Findlay, John H. (See Somerville, John, assignor.)
Finger, Louis, Melrose, Mass., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Hanlon Electric Signal?
Company, Portland, Me. Electric railway-signal 5
Finger, Theodor, Coblentz, Germany, assignor to S. Bemheim, New York, N. Y. School ,'
slate and blackboard
Fink, Frank, Springfield, Ohio. Oil-cup
Fink, Frank, Springfield, Ohio. Oil-cup
Fink, Isaac M., Akron, (Dhio. Shade-hanger
Fink, Nickolas, Edmore, Mich. Combined king-bolt and circle for vehicles
Finkbeiner. Charles F. (See Eastman and Finkbeiner.)
Finlay, William G., Lawrence, Mass. Expanding pulley
TTir-ioy, C! .iiicii I r,., Huntingdon, Pa. Turn-table
Finley, John E., Memphis. Tenn. Chum-dasher
Finnegan, Jane, Litchfield, lU. Fire-escape
Finnegan, P. D. (See Crook, A. Crawford, assignor.)
Fire Proof Building Company of New Jersey. (See Beckwith, Leonard F., assignor.)
Firey, Samuel M., Clear Spring, Md. Double-tree
Firkins, John W. (See Davis, John W., assignor.)
Firm, Joseph L., Jersey City, N. J. Reel and rod for winding paper and protecting the
same in tne roll
Firman, Henry S., New York, N. Y., assignor to Universal Concentrating Company, Cam-
den, N. J. lucinerating-furnace
Fischbeck, Detmer, Milwaukee, Wis. Fly-net for horses
Fischer, Adolph Ravenswood, assignor to himself and L. Franke, New York, N. Y. Fire-
escape
298,190
:i0n,384
2f):).568
294,728
308,350
307,934
300,329
296,944
291,888
294,450
294,980
298,566
300,456
291,317
291,318
293,959
308,835
291,705
300,859
307,282
303,565
300,586
299,971
296,154
301,581
304,517
.306,910
293,569
300,237
297,774
303,143
298,682
306,820
291,502
291,474
306,144
294,213
301,489
302,328
304,716
306,473
300,238
302,390
309,839
309,840
306,233
299,367
307,450
301,874
294,024
305,582
297,512
297,775
296,322
297,121
291,319
May 6
Dec. 16
Feb. 12
Mar. 4
Nov. 25
Nov. 11
Oct. 7
Apr. 15
Jan. 15
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
May 13
June 17
.Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Feb. 19
Dec. 2
Jan. 8
June 24
Oct. 28
Aug. 12
June 17
June 10
Apr. 1
July 8
Sept. 2
Oct. 21
Feb. 12
June 10
Apr. 29
Aug. 5
May 13
Oct. 21
Jan. 8
Jan. 1
Oct. 7
Feb. 26
July 8
Julv 22
Sept. 9
Oct. 14
June 10
July 22
Dec. 30
Dee. 30
Oct. 7
May 27
Nov. 4
July 15
Feb. 26
Sept. 23
Apr. 22
Apr. 29
Apr. 8
Apr. 22
Jan. 1
287
1088
1010
468
1215
684
390
1320
1104
148
789
757
1234
380
38 L
1521
342
879
1754
1660
850
1389
587
309
652
302
1141
1011
942
2402
327
909
1032
615
571
150
1865
540
1608
566
570
943
1694
1676
1677
267
1759
47
1033
1.599
1685
2048
2402
545
1548
382
74
291
278
131
332
187
105
366
308
39
218
213
338
106
106
419
91
247
:478
479
C443
H44
233
384
158
89
161
84.85
303
278
254
655
90
252
273
173
161
39
509
145
441
154
151
C254
)255
464
455
455
72
506
13
282
444
469
559
656
152
427
107
27
27
27
27
26
580
918
620
909
623
506
72
263
213
855
972
678
1167
08
69
724
761
163
1267
330
617
1197
1043
60
126
872
230
62ft
1105
475
516
706
208
117
102
27
78»
105
314
929
112
110&
332
1051
1051
49
885-
379
203
747
1147
402
475
109
310
6»
96
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical Hat of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Fischer, Albin, et al. (See Schmidt, Friedrich A., assignor.)
Fischer, Emil, Calliope. Iowa. Fence
Fischer, John C. (See Leemann. Julius, assignor.)
Fischer, Joseph B., Hamilton, Ohio. Castor
Fischer, Louis, Pittsburg, Pa. Glass-press
Fischer, Louis, Brooklyn, if . T. Combined adjustable lamp chimney and globe holder .
Fischer. Max. (See Hedtmann, Heukels, Schmiedel, and Fischer.)
Fischer, Willielm, Dresden, Saxony. Germany. Piano
Fischer, William G., Cuicinnati, Ohio. Grate-bar and look for the same
Fischer, "William G., Cincinnati, Ohio. Door for stoves, ranges, and furnaces
Fish, Charles D. (See Coffin, Freeman C, assignor.)
Fish, Daniel E.. "Worthington, Minn. Plow
Fish, Frank L. P., East Saginaw, Mich. Vehicle-wheel
Fish, Frederick P., trustee. (See Roper, Sylvester H. and C. F., assignors.)
Fish, George M. (See Hill, Christian C, assignor.)
Fish, George "W., Pecatonica, 111. Telephone-support
Fish, George W., Pecatonica, IH. Button-fastening
Fish, John R., Grand Eapids, Mich. Car- truck
Fish, Luther S. (See Wells, William, assignor.)
Fish, Oren, Cleveland, Ohio. Brush
Fish, Samuel H., Hinsdale, HI. Bill and letter file
Fishel, Sampson A., assignor of one half to F. B. Dale, Minneapolis, Minn. Shirt
Fisher, Alfred A., and A. Hart, assignors to Pacific Tucking and Manufacturing Company,
San Francisco, Cal. Sewing-machine
Fisher, Alfred A., and A. Hart, assignors to Pacific Tucking and Manufacturing Comijany,
San Francisco, Cal. Sewing-machine. (Eeissue) -
Fisher, Bevly A., St. James, Mo. Car-coupling
Fisher, Charles, assignor to International Store Service Company, Manitowoc, Wis. Cash-
Fisher, Charles, assignor to International Store Service Company, Manitowoc, Wis. Store-
service system
Fisher, Charles, assignor to International Store Service Company, Manitowoc, Wis. Cash-'
carrier
Fisher,
Fisher,
Fisher,
Fisher,
Fisher,
Fisher,
Fisher,
Fisher,
Fisher,
Charles A., Calvert, Tex. Game apparatus .
Charles H., Wheeling, W. Va. Grate
Clark, Trenton, N. J. Anvil
Clark, Trenton, N. J. Lifting-iack
Daniel H. (See Hicks, James iJ"., assignor.)
Ferdinand P., Numidia, Pa. Car-coupling. .
George W. (See Novel and Fisher.)
Harvey L., and A. J. Hassell, Toledo, Iowa.
Henry, Canton, Ohio. Rein-holder
Portable reservoir for stoves .
Fisher, Hiram H., AUentown, Pa. Pipe mold and flask
James T. (See Thomas, Mori-is, Chattin, and Fisher.)
John, Riley, Ind. Tongue-rest
John R., and L. T., Knobnoster, Mo. Pump
Leander T. (See Fisher, John R. and L. T.)
Lewis H., Walpole, Mass. Self-oiling axle for vehicles
Lucius G., Jr. (See Benner, Lorenzo D., assignor.)
Lucius G., Jr., et al. (See Blackman, James M., assignor.)
Marion 0., Allen"s Hill, N. Y. Fire and water proof paint.
Nathan, CoatesvUle, Ind. Step-ladder
Feter, Oak Creek, Wis. Feed-cutter
Fisher,
Fisher,
Fisher,
Fisher,
Fisher,
Fisher,
Fisher,
Fisher,
Fisher,
Fisher,
Fisher, Robert A., San Francisco, Cal. Oil-cup ;
Fisher, Sarah T., Springfield, Ohio. Du.stpan
Fisher, William, and G. H. Beebe, Marshalltown, Iowa. Governor for pumping-engines - .
Fisher, William M., Attleborough, Mass. Split ring
Fishering. Georse W., Allegheny, Pa. Machine for forming conical wire springs
Fisk, Clark & Flasg. (Soe Heath. Henry, assignor.)
Fisk, Quincy A., Spfinafield, 111. Axiparatusfortransporting and dumping earth, gravel,&c.
Fisk, William C, Toledo, Ohio. Ticket punch 7
Fiske, Allen. Boston, Mass. Filter for water-coolers
Fiske, AsaB., Lyndonville, assignor of one-half to J. D. Warren, Medina, N. Y. Car-
couplins
Fitch, Alfred H., Santa Cruz, Cal. Reversible plow
Fitch, Arden S., New York, N. Y. Canopy-holder for children's carriages
Fitch, B,vron S. (See Fitch, Calvin H., assignor.)
Fitch, Calvin H., Middletown Springs, Vt., assignor of one-half to B. S. Fitch, Richmond,!
Va. Spring bed-bottom J
Fitch Electric Lighting and Construction Company. (See Fitch, Frederick K., assignor.)
Fitch, Eugene L., Des Moines, Iowa. Siphon-starter
Fitch, EzraC, Newton, Mass. Open-faced watch-case
Fitch, Ezra C, Newton, assignorto Rohbins & Appleton, Boston, Mass. Watch-case bezel
Fitch, Frederick K., New York, N. Y. Electric-arc lamp
Fitch, Frederick K., New York, N. Y. Dynamo-electric machine
Fitch, Frederick K., assignor to FitcU Electric Lighting and Construction Company, New
York, N. Y. Armature-core for dynamo-electric machines '.
Fitch, James E. (See Taylor, Thom'as, assig-uor.)
Fitch, John M. , Detroit, Mich. Arm-rest for telephone uses
Fitch, Nelson. (See Slater, -Jacob G., assignor.)
Fitch, Thaddeus S. (See Bennett and Fitch.)
Fitch, Washington I., assignor to himself and W. W. Weisell, Bluflfton. Ind. Clothes-
No.
299,770
302,391
297,590
308,762
309.138
301,705
306,732
300 457
294,025
295,531
296.155
2n6,545
307,711
294,214
308,244
299,368
10,535
305,912
308,480
308,481
309,704
301.875
300,059
298.507
298,568
304,191
294.215
309,703
300,2!9
297.368
300,702
296,323
290,324
305,516
301,975
293,237
292.213
305.167
295.158
292.799
Fitch, William L., Chicago, 111. Smoke-consumer
Fitch, William L., Chicago, and W. D. Smith, Keithsburg, HI. Automatic steam-pump
I'egnla tor and water-indicator _
Fitts, Abraham, H. M. Rice, and A. E. Blauchard, Worcester, Mass. Press
291.587
301.0".2
291,b'89
298.191
303,715
294,376
304,717
299,532
304,264
299,369
292,293
293,441
308,601
308,660
300.860
297,122
301,105
295,159
Date.
June 3
July 22
Apr. 29
Dec. 2
Dec. 9
July 8
Oct. 21
June 17
Feb. 26
Mar. 25
Apr. 1
Apr. 8
Nov. 4
Feb. 26
Nov. 18
May 27
Oct. 28
Sept. 30
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
Dec. 23
July 15
June 10
May 13
May 13
Aug. 26
Feb. 26
Dec. 23
.June 10
Apr. 22
June 17
Apr. 8
Apr. P
Sept. 23
July 15
Feb. 12
Jan. 22
Sept. 16
Mar. 18
Feb. 5
Jan. 8
June 24
Jan. 15
Mav 6
Aug. 19
Mar. 4
Sept. 9
June 3
Aug. 26
May 27
Jan. 22
Feb. 12
Dec.
Dec.
Monthly
volume.
June 24
Apr. 22
July 1
Mai'. 18
Fitts, Benaiah, Worcester, Mass. Rotary meter 294,026 Feb. 26
Pitts, Benaiah, assignor to Union Water Meter Company, Worcester, Mass. Water-meter. 299,213 May 27
p.
to
349
1695
2165
246
748
805
910
1235
1600
1510
310
824
389
1867
1075
1760
1843
2123
1385
1387
1498
1034
702
758
759
1686
1868
1497
946
1865
1564
546
548
1611
1155
603
1.507
1146
1029
29
728
19S6
1105
288
1058
48
567
35
1777
1761
1607
869
19-
106
1758
1549
465
591
64
201
222
242
338
444
(416
1417
89
227
107
510
C291
I 292
507
497
588
379
379
C406
1407
282
191
213
214
400
510
406
C255
12.56
507
429
153
445
C318
1319
1.59
423
313
284
8
205
549
308
74
289
12
C154
ll55
10
485
507
449
235
"■5,-<J-
28
479
427
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10
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29
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26
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747
849
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued,
97
Namo, roaidouco, ami iuvciitiou.
Fitts, Harrison, Rollin, Mich. Fruit -lUier
Fitts, Morton K., Great Bend, Kans. Hay and straw stacker.
Fitz, Jacob, Hanover, Pa. Slide-rest
Fitz, .robn, etal. (See Brindle, Daniel B.. assignor.)
Fits Gerald, Charles F., Now York, IJ". Y., assignor of onelialf to W. O. Allison, Engle-
\rood, N. J. Pnrse
Fitz-Gerald, Desmond G., Brixton, eoimtv of Surrey, Enirland. Secondary battery
Fitz Gerald. Walter IT., and G. C. Smith, Cliieago, 111. AVatch-case spring
Fitzgerald, Daniel H. (See Brougliton, John, assignor.)
Fitzgerald, Daniel H., Reading, I'a. Lock-hinge
Fitzgerald, Daniel P., and W. Lyon, Newark, N. J. Automatic tension for .sowing-ma-
chines
Prc-
Fitzgerald, James A ., Salt Lake City, Utah Ter. Garao apjiaratus
Fitzpatrick, John T., Monlieello, Ohio. Ditching-maehino
Fitzpatrick, William F. (See Tlioriil)urg, Cleveiger, Fitzpatriek, and HoUoway.)
Fitzsimmons, Andrew M. 11., el al. (Sec Ablmtt, John D . assignor.)
Fitzsimmons, Thomas D., assignor of one-half to K. W. Witham, Philadelphia, Pa.
parins canvas for photographing • _
Fix, William, and C. Ilerrmauii, New York, N. Y. District-telegraph call-box
Flach, Arthur B., assignor, by mesne assignments, to T. L. Flaeh, New York, N. Y. Scaf-
fold-clamp
Flach, Theresa L. (See Flach, Arthur B., assignor.)
Flack, Albert L. (See Yiugling, Flack, and Heller.)
Flad, Henry, St. Louis, Mo. Electro-magnetic aii-brake
Electrical connector in pipe-couplings for air-brakes.
Air-filtei-
Electro-magnetic valve and connecliou
Flad, Henry, St. Louis, Mo.
Flad, Henry, St. Louis, Mo.
Flad, Henry, St. Louis, Mo.
Flad, Henry, St. Louis, Mo. Portable caisson for use in building subaqueous structures .
FIa<i, Henry, St. Louis, Mo., assignor to Electro Magnetic Brake Company, East St. Louis,
111. Car-brake .'
Flad, Henry, St. Louis. Mo., assignor to Electro Magnetic Brake Company, East St. Louis,
HI. Railway air-brake '
Flad, Henry, St. Louis, Mo., assignor to Electro Magnetic Brake Company, East St. Louis,
HI. Kailway air-brake .'
Flad, Henry, and F. Hoppnei', St. Louis, Mo. Car-brake
Flad, Henry, and F. Hopijner, assignors to Mallinckrodt Brake Company, St. Louis, Mo.
Car-brake J '
Fladvad, Halvor 0. (See Wiluamson and Fladvad.)
Flagg Cash Carrier Companv. (See Flagg, Josepb W., assignor.)
Flagg, Charles E., Bostou, Mass. Iloller-skate t
Flagg, Frank E., New York, N. Y. Knbber spring
Flagg, George H. P. (See Bradford. Charles K., as.signor.)
Flagg, George H. P., trustee. (See FuUerton, George A., assignor.)
Flagg, George H. P., Boston, Mass. Flexible couduetor
Flagg, George H. P., Bostou, and J. W. Maloy, Somerville, Mass., assignors to G. H. P.
Flagg, trustee. Belt-supj^oi t for machines lor buffing boot and shoe soles
Flagg", J. Waller, Worcester, Mass. Aatomaiic cash-carrier
Flagg, .1. Walter, Woiccster, Mass. Automatic cash-carrier
Flagg, Joseph W., Worcester, Mass., assignor to Flagg Cash Canier Company, Portland,
Me. Automatic cash-carrier
F ahaven, William M. (See Cunuingham, .John U., ii.s.signor.)
Flammang, Nicolas. (See Schneider, Trcnkamp, and Flammaug.)
Flanagan, "William, Chicago, 111. Hog-scraping machine
Flanagen, James I. , Philadelphia. Pa. Dust-pan
Flanders, James G-, et al. (See Pierce, .James D., assignor.)
Flanders, William G., Trov, N. Y. Eirg-beater
Flanders, WiUiamG.. Now York, N. Y: Coffee-filter
Flandrow, William H., et al. (See Cr.andall, Jesse A., assignor.)
Flannery, Joseph, Philadelphia , Pa. Ilydroc.arbon-g.as geneiator
Flannory, Jo.oeph, Philadelphia, Pa. H.Vdi ocarbon-g;is generator
Flannigain, Edward. (See Sholje and liannigaiu.)
Flan'nigan, William. (See Hogan, Hugh P.. assignor.)
Flatau, Louis S., Pittsburg, Tex. Cotton-planter
Flater, Henry, assignor of one-half to W. L. Carlin, Findlay, Ohio. Combined saw jointer
and gage
Flater, Henry, assignor of (me half to G. II. Marvin, Findlay, Ohio. Saw-set
Flafow, Simon J., ef al. (SeoHenos. Moritz, assignor.)
Fliiugher, Jesse. (See McCormick, llobert B., assignor.)
Fleck, Isaac "\Y., Chattanooga, Tenn. Folding car-step
Fleck, John C, and W. Herring, Stewartsville, Ind. Fhie and pixjo welder and fitter
Fleisher, Moyer, Ph.>!adelphia, Pii. Water-tube boiler. -.
Fleming, Henry, Kausas City, Mo. Door-hanger
Fleming, Henry, New York, N. Y. Keversiug-gcar for steam-engines
Fleming, Henry L., Troy, N. Y. Sash-fastener -
Fleming, .John'L., assignor of one-fourth to L Huntress, Towksbury, Mass. Car-axle
Fleming Manufacturing Company. (See Lathioii, Elias, assignor.)
Fleming, Thomas. (See Gilmore'and Fleming.)
Fleming, William B. (See Haskell and Fleming.)
Fleming, William L.. Sholbyville, HI. Eevolving table
Flemmings, Eobcrt F., Jr., assignor of one-half to C. L. Sprague, Melrose, Mass. Tuning-
peg for musical instruments
Flenniken, Theodore M., deceased, (W. McGregor, administrator,) Kockford, 111., and T.i
W. Graham, Dubuque, Iowa. Water-wheel !
Fletcher, Benjamin L., assignor of one-half to J. M. Dunkiu, Wichita, Kans. Machine for
making fences
No.
291,320
294,981
296,156
:ion,82n
;ioi,:»i
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291,706
308,147
291,043
.'!ni.706
304,.')18
309,038
296,546
296,547
296,548
290,549
303,830
307,534
307,535
307,536
299,121
299,122
298,838
304,632
302,718
299, 123
30i?,032
308,033
306,474
,301,707
292,477
291.890
308,661
294,602
294,862
307,283
297,513
302,902
307,935
291,707
304,090
302,628
303,387
301,582
302,120
308,245
293,729
293,238
301,876
Aug. 19
.July 1
Apr. 22
Sept. 9
Jan. 8
Nov. 18
Jan. 1
July 8
Seii't. 2
Dec. 9
Ajir. 8
Ajir. 8
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Aug. 19
Nov. 4
Nov. 4
Nov. 4
May 27
May 27
May 20
Sept. 2
July 29
Max 27
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
Oct. 14
July 8
Jan. 29
.Tan. 15
Dec. 2
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
Oct. 28
Apr. 22
Aug. 5
Nov. 11
.Tan. 8
Aug. 26
July 29
Aug. 12
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July 15
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98
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued,
Kame, residcBce, and invention.
Fletcher, Benjamin L., assignorof one-half to J. M. IHinkin, Wichita, Kans. Machine for
making fencing -
Fletcher, BeDjamln L., assignor of one-half to J. M. DunMn, "Wichita, Kans. Machine for?
making fences -- ---- - S
Fletcher, Benjamin L., assignor of one-half to J. M. Dunkin, Wicliita, Kans. Machine for
making fences
Fletcher, Leonard B., Troy, assignor of one-half to C. S. Merrill, Albany, N. T. Dnst-pan
Fletcher, Moore E., assignor of five-eighths to C. G. Patterson, Boston, Mass, and C. H.
Hunt. Douhle-emhossmg machine
Fletcher, Moore K., assignor of five-eighths to C. G. Patterson, Boston, Mass., and C. H.
Hunt. Doublc-emhosseil fabric
Fletcher, Ilobert C, Tarletou Rectory, near Preston, county of Lancaster, England. Veloci-
pede.
Fletcher, Robert H., Brooklyn, N. T. Balanced rotary valve
Fletchei', Stephen K., and K. Thomas, assignois to Fletcher & Tbonias, Indianapolis, Ind.
Pue-mill
Fletcher, Thomas, Warrington, county of Lancaster, England. G-as-bumer for heating
X)urposes - -
Fletcher & Thomas. (See Fletcher and Thomas, assignors.)
Flewwelling, Gilford, and G. J. Honis. Hampton. New Brunswick. Canada, assignors to;
Diamond Match Company, of Connecticut. Machine for sawing match-cards. ( Kclssue) . 5
Flick, Otis C, Brooklyn, N. T. Macbinery for curling fibers for upholstering purposes . . .
Fling, George E. (See Hensh all and Fling.)
Flinn, Thomas F., Brooklyn, N. Y. Steam-actuated valve
Flinn, "William H., Nashua, N. H. Door-knob attachment
Flint, Alvab S., Crete, Nebr., assignor of one-half to P. Osborn, Chicago, 111. Leaf-holder
for books -
Flint, James. (See Crandell, James H., assignor.)
Flint, Mason M. (See Rockwood, Levi E., assignor.)
Flockc, Robert, Newark, N. J. Side catch for bag and satchel frames
Flodqnist, Carl"W., Molndahl, Sweden. Apparatus for the treatment of bones, phosphatic
residues, &c - -
Flohr, Otto, et al. (See SchefSer, Theodore, assignor.)
Flomerlelt, James A., New York, N. Y. Button
Florence Machine Company. (See Keitb, Jeremiah, assignor.)
Florsheim, Simon, H al. (See Ball, Thomas H , assignor.)
Flory, Jacob S. , Hygiene, CJolo. Irrigating-dam
Flower, Samuel A., and P. Ross, Jersey City, N. J. Car-axle lubricator
Flowers, Andrew J. and M. I., Springfield, Mo. Siding-bracket
Flowers, Malon I. (See Flowers, Andrew J. and M. I.)
Floyd, Charles A.. Eastbourne, county of Sussex, England. TJrabrellaholder for vehicles
Floyd, Theodore B., and H. L. Barton, Pine Hill, N. Y. Checking device for harness
Flynn, Cornelius, Brooklyn. N. Y. Car-cnupling
Fl^Tin, Francis, assignor 43 Woousocket Rubber Company, Woonsocket, E. I. Rubber boot.
Flynn, Francis W., Woodstock, Conn. Axle-bevol
Flynn, John, Roscommon, Mich. Log-binder , .
Flynn, Michael L., and A. F. Bull, St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada. Spark arrester, conductor,
and consumer
Flynn, Thomas. (See Hirsoh, Peter B., assignor.)
Flynt, Dudley H., ct al. (See Flynt, Henry, assignor )
Flynt, Henry, assignor to D. H. Flynt and C. E" Wagner, Kansas City, Mo. Fastening
metal roofing to buildings -
Foat, Eobert H., Wcatherford, Tex. Well-bucket
Focke, Gustav. Brooklyn, N. Y. Device for transmitting rotary motion and power
Foerster, Emanuel, New Yoik. N. Y. Insevtible diamond saw-tooth
Fogg, Jeremiah E., Salisbury, Mass. Weatherstrip
Fogg, Samuel, et nl. (See Whittemoro, William H.. assignor.)
Foglesong, Washington, Dayton, Ohio. Collar-stuffing machine
Foley, James. (See Hanse, James, assignor.)
Foley, James, assignor to himself and F. Adee, Brooklyn, N. Y. Cistern attachment for
water-closets
Foley, John B., New Haven, Coira. Plaiting machine
Foley, Moses F. and T. A., Waveland. Ind. Giaiu drill
Foley, Thoraa,s A, (See Foley, Mosos F. and T. A.)
Foley, William J., assignor of one-half to A. W. Eaton, East Hartford, Conn. Paper-
making machine
Folger, A. Smith, Washington, Iowa. Evaporator
Folger, A. Smi'h, and D. Wilde, Washington, Iowa. Evaporator
Folger, Rowland, Milford. Mass. Dividers
Folger, William D., Calcutta, India. Mixed paint
Folk, Samuel E. (See Folk, WiUiam and S. E.)
Folk, WUliam and S. E. , Bryan, Ohio. Breech-loading fire-anu
No.
301,878
roi,87n
:J00,215
.304,417
304,418
307,7.'i7
2!I4,21C
299,370
291,475
10,4(i8
308,351
300,475
299,633
309,777
Date.
Follansbee, George S., Boston, Mass. Warpuig-macliine
FoUett, Charles H., et al. (See Dowling, Robert H.. assigno .)
Follett, Edward P., assignor to Follett Lantein and Manufacturina Company, Rochester,
N. Y. Machine for bending tubes and pipes ." .' 301,100
Follett, Joseph L., New York, N. Y. Sewing-machine 300,458
Follett Lantern and Manufacturing Companv. (Sea Follett, Edward P., assignor.)
Folmer, John F., Philadelphia, Pa.' Air-port for vessels - 292,010
Folsom, Francis J. , East Liverraore, Me. Plow attachment 306,392
Folsom, Henry P., Brooklyn, N. Y. Range-boiler 307,8,i2
Folsom, Henry W. , S.an Francisco, Cal. Fruit-pickor 308. 1 48
Folsome, Charles F., assignor of one-half to J. A. Dillon, Atoka, Indian Ter. Wagon-body. 297,370
Folstead, Walter L., Eichmond, Va. Elevator i 309,449
Foltz, Oliver M., Berry, HI. Bee-hive ' 304,419
Fontaine, Allen S., New York, N. Y. Spring suspension device ! 305,583
Fontaync, Albert, assignor to himself, I. Pflaum, Chicago, and J. S. Williams, Hyde Part,
HI. Axle-attacbing device , ". 293.960
Fonteine, Herman A., assignor to S. Ponteine, Auburn, N. Y. Harness-buckle | 209,065
Fonteine, Sarah. (See Fonteine, Herman A., assignor.)
Fontneau, Frank, Attleborough, Mass. Fabric for jewchy ! 299,97^ I June 10
303,716
301,708
307,712
306,002
300,587
295,376
309,841
2r,7.3r9
203.442
303.220
290,771
301,815
310,039
307,109
.300,240
291,321
297, -,76
274,770
299,634
306,072
293,-2;i9
294,003
.304,091
300,821
.309.842
2n7,9'i9
.307,451
308,482
295,745
July 15
July 15'
July 15
Dec. IC
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Nov. 11
Feb. 20
May 27
.Jan. 1
Apr. 15
Nov. 25
Oct. 14
June 3
Dec. 23
Aug. 19
.July 8
Nov. 4
Oct. 14
June 17
Mar. 18
Dec. 30
Apr. 22
Feb. 12
Au!.-. 5
June 3
Sept. 9
Dec. 30
Oct. 28
June 10
Jan. 1
Apr. 29
Mar. 11
June 3
Oct. 7
Feb. 12
Mar. 4
Aug. 26
Oct. 21
Dec. 30
May 6
Nov. 4
Nov. 25
Mar. 25
July 1
June 17
Jan. 29
Oct. 14
Nov. 11
Nov. 18
Apr. 22
Doc. IC
Sept. 2
Sept. 23
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573
168
1599
1059
810
390
742
13P0
1310
1(>79
1866
870
403
350
681
1924
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947
385
2403
520
170
49
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323
15.';2
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1079
20
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1389
1787
39
12:56
2065
467
579
942
1807
1164
109
1087
1522
1384
589
284
C284
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285
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50
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510
508
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J 417
333
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434
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363
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patetitces — Continued.
99
Name, resuU'iice, auUiuvcutiou.
bow-
Foutneau, Frank, Attleborough. Mass. Omaraental chain
Foos, Albert. A.. Brooklyn, Tf . T. 'niuner-]iail
Fooa, Albert A.. Brooklyn, N. Y. ('otl'ee-pot
Foos. Charles S,. assignor of one-half to AV. H. Clitlbrd, Baltimore, Md. Vontilatinj
windows -
Ji'oot*, Emerson, et al. (See Frisbmntli, "William, assignor.)
Foote, George D . Pittsfield, Mass. Bicycle
Foote, Mark S , Burlington. Iowa. Mctliod of and apparatus for steam-heating
Foote, Eobert B. B . Cincinnati, Ohio. Game
Forbes, Francis. (See "Wll.son, James G., assignor.)
Forbes. Francis. (See Wi'.son and Holbrook. as.signors.)
Forbe.s, George, Now York, N. Y. (Jar-coupling.
Forbes, George, Now York, N. Y. Car-coupling
Forbes, George F., Hyde Paik, Mass. Automatic railway-gate
Forbes, James \Y., Cincinnati, Oliio. Manufacture of extract of malt. (Reissue)
Forbes, Jesse P., Closbocton, Oliio. Steam-generator
Forbes, John, Sau Francisco. Gal. Wood-worker's dog _
Foibes, .John A., assignor of one-half to J. II. Wilson, Dover, Del. Portable steam-gener-
ator.
Forbes, Lycurgus D., Stranger, Tex. Governor for cotton-gin feeders
Forbes, liobert S., assignor to AVater Repellant Finishing Company, New York, N. Y.
Renderinc iioods and fabrics water-proof
Forbes, William H. (Seo A-nderson. All)ert T., assignor.)
Forbes, William H. (See Osborne, John W,, assignor.)
Forbes, William H., Boston, Mass. Chromatic printing machine ;
No.
300,241
294,217
3n5,lfi8
291,322
291,323
2n4,982
298,192
297,247
.300,58-<
292,(i41
10,531
30.5,300
294,777
.303,. '506
295,377
Forbes, William H , Boston. Mass., and J. W. Osborne, Washington, D. C;
assignor to said Forbes. Machinery lor lithographic printing.
said Osborne?
Forbes, William II., Boston, Mass., and J. W. Osborne. Washington, D. C. ; said Osborne^
assignor to said Forbes Ai t of and mechanism for chi-omographic printing ^
Forbis, Harbert K., Columbus, Ohio. Tliillclamp
Force, William A. (See Sawyer and Gould, assignors.)
Ford, Benjamin, Middlcsl)rough-on-Tces, and .T. Moncur, Distiugton, England. Eegenera-?
five hot-blast stove for lilast-furnaces 5
Ford, Benjamin F., H(dlis. Tex. Fence
Ford, Catherine E. (See Ford, Isaac V., assignor.)
Ford, Charles K., Boston. Mass. Organ-aclion
Ford, Ellsworth, Wosfville, Conn. Metallic barrel-hoop
Ford, Frederic (?., Eoxhorongh. Pa. Canopy-support
Ford, George T. (See Eborha'd, William, assignor.)
Ford, Isaac V., Troy, N. Y. Stocking-suppoi ter
Ford, Isaac V., assignor to C. E. Ford. Tioy, N. Y. Cla.sp
Ford, Eobeit. Earliiig, Iowa. Weed-cntter
Ford, Samuel D.. and F. M. Spencer, Sou(h Abington, Mass. Box-fastener
Ford, Theodore M., Sharpsvillo. Pa. Mechnnical movement
Ford, Thomas .1., assignor of two-tbiids to D. A. Warner, Geneva, and A. E. Dixon, Madi-
son, Ohio. Wallet, porte-monnaio, &c
Ford, Thomas P., Jr., Brooklyn, N. Y. Compound and self-acting plug-valve for wash-
basins
Ford, William C, Brooklyn, N Y. Furnace
Ford. William H. (See Mosher and Ford.)
Ford, William N. (See German. Jacob G.. as.signor.)
Porder, Milton, Dassel, Minn. Ma-'hino for cleaning and grading wheat
Foreacre, Green I. (See Fnller, Isham D., assignoi-.)
Forcacrc, Green I., e> al. (See Phillips, Colliunbus, assignor.)
Foreman, David H., Lancaster, Pa. Railway-switch
Foreman, John, Pottstown, Pa. Struc'urc lor loading cars
~ ~ ' — Elevator -
Spring-bolt
England, assignor to J. Watson, Newark, N. J.
Foreman. John, Pottstown, Pa.
Forg, Peter, Somerville, Mass.
Forknall, Thomas, Manchester,
Printing-
press
Forman, Jonathan C, Cleveland. Ohio, Paper-ruling machine
Fomander, Alfred, assignor to L. Rcmacle, Brooklyn, N. Y. Macliine for making and
covering cords - - - - - - -
Forrest, Earnest.!., and G. W. Bacon. Pittsburg. Pa. Rail way- block signal
Forrest, George S., Concoid, N. H. Donble-hcaded L'age
Forrest, George S., CJoncord, N. H. Carpenter's gage
298,366
302,244
300,242
305,169
308,149
294,314
298,961
292,478
298,962
309,451
304,718
300,060
309,4.52
294,778
310,040
308,959
300,589
303,272
309,216
302,719
302,720
302,721
308,887
308.150
295,994
306,911
310,129
297,371
299,635
Forrest, Lorenzo, Minneapolis, Minn. Portable house -
Forrest, William, Bradford, Ontario, Canada. Educational instrument
Forrest, William W., assignor of one-half to O. Kelsey, Philadelphia, Pa. Steam heating
apparatus
Forrester, Isaac N., Camden, N. J. Swing
Forrester, Peter C, Leavenworth, Kans. Fountain attachment for marking-brushes
Forrester. Samuel. Allegheny City, Pa. Warning-plate for wire fences
Forrester, Samuel, Allegheny C!ity, Pa. Pencil-sharpener
Forrester, Samuel, Allegheny, Pa. Calf-weauer - - -
Forsaith, Frank T., North Troy, Vt. Wall-paper exhibitor
Forschner. Charles, New York'. N. Y. Scale-pan for balances
Forshay, Jacob H., assignor to J. Luker, New York, N. Y. Case for hats and accouter-
ments
Forshey, Jonathan, assignor of one-half to C. G. Hirlinger, Philipsburg, Pa. Track-fast-
Forster, Charles, el al. (See Long, Oliver, assignor.)
Forst«r, John, St. Helen's, county of Lancastei', England. Snow-clearer .-.
Forster, John A. (See Barrett aiid Forster.)
Forsyth, Albert H., Worcester, Mass. Combined knife and fork
Forsyth, Joseph. (Seo Stevenson and For.syth.)
Fort, Maiion S. , Greentield, Iowa. Horse-collar -
Forth, John C. Evansville, Ind. Monthly (calendar and business direcrory.
Fortier. Anna M. and S. M, A., Sau Francisco, Cal. Stamp-canceler
305,584
' 305,585
'' 307,384
294,983
296,945
298,193
! 310,041
: 309.843
■ 305,381
; 302,990
' 306,073
I
308,483
295,995
301,976
294,218
305,586
293 443
Date.
June 10
Feb. 26
So])t. 16
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Mar. 11
May 6
Apr. 22
June 17
Jan. 29
Oct. 14
Sept. 16
Mar. 11
Aug. 12
Mar. 18
May 13
July 22
June 10
Sept. 16
Nov. 18
Feb. 26
May 20
Jan. 29
May 20
Dec. 16
Sept. 9
June 10
Dec. 16
Mar. 11
Dec. 30
Dec. 9
June 17
Aug. 12
Dec. 16
July 29
July 29
July 29
Dec. 9
Nov. 18
Apr. 1
Oct. 21
Dec. 30
Apr. 22
June 3
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Oct. 28
Mar. 11
Apr. 15
May 6
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
Sept. 16
Aug. 5
Oct. 7
Nov. 25
Apr. 1
July 15
Feb. 20
Sept. 23
Feb, 12
Monthly
volume.
948
1870
1148
385
386
791
289
1712
1391
2067
878
1323
527
851
1311
531
1490
949
1149
943
1988
1263
1848
1264
1167
569
704
1167
528
1925
518
1393
494
863
2126
2130
2131
423
944
126
1143
2048
1868
171
1689
1692
1799
793
1321
291
1926
1681
1421
151
50
1391
256
511
313
107
108
219
75
465
:"84
575
364
147
233
364
413
414
2.50
257
;3i3
314
'315
258
:543
544
359
515
359
315
1.55
191
316
147
518
136
384
:i35
136
229
584
584
585
113
2.59
37
304
.549
508
43
C46ri
\ 470
470
484
219
366
75
518
4.57
394
42
13
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11,56 J 319
1871 ' .511
1693 470
871 236
27
27
20
29
28
26
28
26
29
29
27
28
26
28
26
1106
790
1045
69
70
973
580
339
1197
398
169
1075
926
617
1078
635
294
1107
1045
564
812
780
363
780
933
930
1063
933
926
1099
800
1198
551
878
413
414
414
783
565
26
230
1121
369
951
1148
1149
355
973
263
581
1099
1052
1093
483
10
6.59
26
226
790
1149
601
100
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of imtentces — Continued.
^fame, residence, and invention.
Tortier, Henry C, et al. (See McCullougli, Samuel, assisnor.)
Tortier, Shadraoh M. A. (See Fortler, Anna M. and S. M. A.)
Fortin, Eun^ne. (See DucanQol and Fortin.)
Fosbery, (jreorge V., and H. Pieper, Lioge, Belgium. Metallic patch for bullets
Foss, (Jbarlos S. (Sec Sa-wyor and Foss.)
Foss, Charles S., Boston, Mass. Device for registering fares
Foss, EliH., Campello, Mass. Bicycle
Foss, George F., deceased; L. Foss, East Boston, Mass., administratrix. Talic-\ip moclian-
ism for sewing-machines
Foss, Louisa, administratrix. (See Foss, George F.)
Foss, Ne-wman A., and J. M. Gray, Clendeuin, Montana Tor. Eoasting-furnaco
Foss, Kobert H. (See Fowler and Foss.)
Fossick, George. (See Kilbourn and Fossick.)
Foster, Benjamin C, Baltimore, Md. Folding cash-box
Foster, Carlton, Oshkosh, Wis. Spark-arrester
Foster, Dan P., Walthara, Mass. Trcadlo-motion
Foster, David A., Dublin. Ind. Trace-hitch
Foster, Frank H., D. J. White, Chelsea, and K. Holman, Boston, Mass. AVood-tuining lathe
Foster, Gay. W., New York, N. Y. Automatic time-register
Foster, James B., assignor of one-half to C. (>. Wallace, Parsons, Jvans. Windmill
Foster, James H., Era, Tex. Steam-ljoiler cleaner
Foster, John H. (See Attiinson and JT'oster.)
Foster, John H., Plattsburg, N. Y., assignor to Excelsior Box Nailing Machine Company,;
Bayonne, N. J. Box-nailing machine .•
Fost«r, John K. J., Bolton, county of Lancaster, England. Apparatus for extinguishing
fires
Foster, John 0., Watermau, 111. Device for preventing horses from cribbing
Foster, John T , Arlington, N. J. Towel-rack and clothes-bar ,
Foster, John T., Arlington, N. J. Dish-cloth holder
Foster, John T.. Arlington. N. J. Hinge
Foster, Marion J., assignor, by mesne assignments, of one-half to W. H. and M. J. Carter,
A shley, and W. T. Moore, Itichview, 111. Thrashing-machine
Foster, Mark AV., Minneapolis, Minn. Gate '.
Foster, Merriam & Co. (See Fenn, WUliara B., assignor.)
Foster, Merriam & Company. (See SutliU', James K., assignor.)
Foster, Michael A., St. Louis, Mo. Furnace
];land.
Foster, Oscar S. and W. S.. TJtica, N. Y. Machine for making spiral springs
Foster, Robert J., and J. W. Collie. Viola. Aik. Water elevator and carrier
Foster, Theodore W., Providence, R. I. Manufacture of table forks and spoons
Foster, Thomas, assignor to W. F. Simxison, Manchestei', county of Lancastei', En^
Safety-valve
Foster, Walter K., Stoneham, Mass. Pencil-sharpener holder
Stoncham, Mass. Carriage-wheel
, FitchbuTC, Mass. Oil-cup
New York, N. Y. Glovo-fasteninff
Foster, William H., assignor to C. Joseph, Jeffprsonville, Ind. File-holder
Foster, William S. (See Foster, Oscar S. and W. S.)
Foster, Wilton, and L. D. Hanford, Erie, Pa. Rack for holding capstan-bais and like ob-
.iects -
Foster, Walter K
Foster, William A
Foster, William F.
Fottroll, John, assignor to T. S. Leigh, trustee, Philadelphia, Pa. Composition for elec-
trical insiilation T
Fougeres. Louis H., et al. (See Haas, James M., assi.gnor.)
Foulks, William C, Philadelphia, Pa. Dental broalh-guard
Foulks, William C., Philadelphia, Pa. Dental capsicum-bag
Fountain, Hugh T., Burnt Com. Ala. Harness
Fountain, Seth H., Amite Citv. La. Cotton scraper and cultivator
Foumier, Jean B., and J. B. Thoully, Saint-Chamond. France. Garment-hanger
Fowkes, George W. (See Brndcrcr, Jol^n, assignor.)
Fowle, William B., Newton, assignor to E. M. Morse, Jr., Boston, Mass. Clinical metallic
thermometer
Fowler, Arthur H., Newark, Ohio. Magazine-boiler
Fowler, Charles A., New York, N. Y. Setting for,iewelry, &c
Fowler, Charles A., New York, N. Y. Breastpin. ' (Reissue)
Fowler, Chailcs S,, and R. H. Foss. Lake Citv, Minn, Fire and water proof roof-paint . -
Fowler, Charles S., Dtooklyn, and L. A. Rockwell, New York, N. Y. Cracker-machine .
Fowler, George, Philmont, N. Y. Latch
Fowler, George, Philmont, N. Y., assignor to S. W. Goddard and A. R. Cleveland, Wor-
cester, Mass. Condenser for carding-maohines
Fowler, George H., Pawtucket, R. I. Machine for trimming nuts
Fowler, Herbert E., New Haven, assignor to Fibrous Buff Compan.y, Hartford, Conn. Buff-
ing-wheel
Fowler, Horvov W., Chicago, 111, Nail-extractor
Fowler, John E,, Chicago, 111. Mouth-pieco for cornets
Fowler, Joinville F., Alliance, Ohio. Jump-seat for wagons
Fowler, Joseph, assignor to himself and J. H. Landreth, Muskegon, Mich. Step-ladder . . ,
Fowler, Levi N.. Baldwinsville, N. Y. Car-coupling
Fowler, Moses F. . Boston, Mass. Preserving the aroma of coffee
Fowler, Nathaniel C., Boston, Mass., assignor to Indestructible Safe and Fire Proof Com-
pany, of West Virginia. Fire-proof comporrnd and sheets made thereof
Fowler, Philip H., Gloucester City, N. J. Cloth folding and measuring machine .:
Fowler, Walter B., Lawrence, Mass. Automatic sprinkler or fire-extinguisher
Fox, Alsey L., et al. (See Jensen, Mathias, assignor.)
Fox, Charles B. (See Wales, Sigourney, assignor.)
Fox, Charles W., and W. A. Wenmoth,' Morris, N. Y. Vehicle-brake
Fox, David S., et al. (See Mark. Charlie E., assignor.)
Fox, Edward. (See Smith, Presler, and Fox.)
Fox, Eugene E., and G. McDormand. Somerville, Mass.
Fox, Eugene E., and G. McDormand. Somerville, Mass.
Fox, Hugh L., et al. (See Acheson, Leonard, assignor.)
Fox, Ivan, Philadelphia, Pa. Eyeglasses
No.
Ladder .
Ladder .
201,8!)1
2''0,2]4
302i329
291,708
293,002
298.569
308.484
299,921
2"5 T.?>
303,994
297.248
298,. 'iTO
293,444
300,297
291,324
297.777
292,294
29(i„''>.';0
309,039
293,. '570
298,076
300,703
303,717
297.249
303,995
303,273
292162
309,705
298.9C3
297.980
29J,n45
295,746
294,457
302,029
307,537
308.485
294,004
301,709
294,729
307,284
300,459
10,495
300,912
300,31(i
298,839
308,836
298,742
291,709
298,083
303,996
303,718
308,602
304,719
298,684
309,940
299,371
302,991
309,217
304,420
308,602
Date.
Jan. 15
Mav 27
July 22
Jan. 8
Feb. 5
May 13
Nov. 25
June 3
Mar. 18
Aug. 26
Apr. 22
May 13
Feb. 12
Dec. 16
Jan. 1
Apr. 29
Jan. 22
Apr. 8
Dec. 9
Feb. 12
May 6
Juno 17
Aug. 19
Apr. 22
Aug. 26
Aug. 12
Jan. 22
Dec. 23
Mav 20
Mav C
Feb. 19
Mar. 25
Mar. 4
Jrrly 29
Nov. 4
Nov. 25
Mar. 4
Jrrly 8
Mar. 4
Oct. 28
June 17
July 1
Oct. 21
.Tunc 10
May 20
Dec. 2
May 20
Jan. 8
May 13
Aug. 26
Aug. 19
Dec. 2
Sept. 9
May 13
Dec. 30
May 27
Aug. 5
Dec. 16
Monthly
volume.
Sept.
Dec.
292,479 1 Jan. 29
1107
1.571
1009
279
762
1.392
515
1314
1422
1714
763
872
975
387
2404
1609
835
627
1012
143
1566
1060
1710
1423
4"5
1432
1500
1204
21
1100
1788
149
2019
162
1393
.325
813
469
1662
1242
507
1145
1051
1106
349
990
885
910
1424
1001
107
570
911
1807
1763
151
8C4
171
21
1849
309
4.52
442
248
77,78
214
380
137
365
392
465
214
236
^2.58
)259
108
6.=6
4.50
232
105
278
36
C429
{4.30
2P0
406
392
1.36
401
407
359
0
305
496
5,53
43
380
90
223
1.31
f444
I 445
■ 340
137
28.5
310
91
270
248
2.52
392
290
29
155
{.508
^509
42
230
51
6
515,
Official
Gazette.
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27
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26
27
29
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26
28
27
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26
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27
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27
29
26
27
27
28
27
28
28
26
29
27
27-
26
26
26
28
29
29
20
26
^29
27
28
29
27
27
29
27
26
27
28
28
29
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28
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — CoDtinued.
101
Xaiiio, iTsiiloiicc, !iinl iuvontioii.
Fox, Ivan, Pliiladelplii.a, Pa. Eyosrlasses
Fox, James E. (Seo Locwoiistino and Fox.)
Fox, Joliu, c< aJ. (Sro.Ti'iisoii, Matbias, assignor.)
Fox, .TosepU H. (Seo Otto and Fox.)
Fox, Louis. Cleveland, Ohio. Awning
Fox, Matthew S., Foit Scott, Knus. Slioo or glovo fastening -...
Fox, Sani-son. llariogato, county of Voik, England. Apparatus for corrugating tubes ...
Fox, Willard II., Now Haven, Conn. Kow . /. '.
Fox, W'ilhani II., assignor of five-eighths to P. E. and U. W. Green, St. Louis, Mo. Paper-
tile.
Fox, William H., and H. G. Kichey. aasigiiors to themselves aiul J. Crosbie, Jr., Bluffton,
lud. Farm-gate -
Fox, William K., Grand Eapids, Mich. Feed-regulator for mills
Fox, William K., Gran Kapids. Mich. KoUer griuding-mill J
Foy, John M., San Francisco, Cal. Still for the manufacture of braiuly
Foye, William H., Sau Francisco, Cal. Double-acting reversible gang-plow
Fragcr, Alphonso, assignor of one-half to Societe Michel ot Cie., Paris, France. Water-J
m eter <
Fraizer, Petry, Mount Summit, Ind. Saw-handle
Fralev, Samuel P., assignor of one-half to J. H. Neil, Columbus, Ohio. Broom-machine —
Frambes, Rlcbai-d I.. I5al;ers\ illc, N. J. Level
Frauco, Isaiah S. (See I'utt. Joseph A., assignor.)
Francoschini, Frank F., Philadelphia, Pa. Eeed-organ
Frauceschini, Frank F., Philadelphia, Pa. Cornet."
Francis, Allan E., Cleveland, Ohio. King and watch-case attachment for engraving-ma-
chines
Francis, Allan E., Cleveland, Ohio. Counter-seat
Francis, Lewis G.. La Grange, and J. A. Tibbs, Hinsdale, 111. Gas-pressure regulator
Francis, Walter I!. (Seo AVells, Charles S., assignor.)
Francisco, Levi, Oakland. Wis. Adjustable harrow
Francke, Carl. (See Francko, Ernst O. aiul C.)
Francke, David O., Korudal Mcilndal, Sweden. Manufacture of paper-pulp ,
Francke, David O., Korndal Miilndal, Sweden. Wood-pulp boiler
Francke, Enist 0., Tupiza, Bolivia, and C. Francke, Cassel, Germany, assignors of one-
third to C. Adams, Maniton, Colo. Roasting- and amalgamating golit and silver ores
Francke, Philip E., San Fiancisco, Cal. Oruameutatiou of frame-moldings
Frank, Adolph, Charlottenburg, near Berlin, Germany. Disinfectant and preparing the
same
Frank, Carl C. (Seo Tesch and Frank.)
Frank, Charles. (See Frank, Henry and C.)
Frank, David, A Uentown, Va. Railway-switch
Frank, Emil L., Kansas City, Mo. Conibiuod key-ring, button-hook, and nail-cleaner
Frank, Henry and C, Berrien Springs, Mich. Thrashing-machine
Frank, Henry C, Now York, N. T. Clas)) ".
Frank, Hemy C, Now York, N. Y. Garter
Frank, Himan, assignor to Twisted Wire Box Strap Company, New York, N. Y. Wire
band for boxes
Frank, James D. (See Hill, William, Jr., assignor.)
Frank, William D., Elizabclhville. Pa. Hand-tool for shoe-makers
Franke, Charles, and A. Peters, Hoboken, N. J. Door-securer
Franke, Charles, assignor to HofTman & Kiessig, New Yoik, N. Y. Laundry-bluing
Franke, Louis. (Seo Fischer, Adolph, assignor.)
Frankenstein, Julius. (See Bloch, Heymau, assignor.)
Fran klin, Agnes L.. Frankfort, Ky. Cuft'-retainer
Franklin, Benjamin. Booneaborough, Iowa. Bee-hive
Franklin Foundry and Machine Company. (See Lee, Joseph H., assignor.)
Franklin, Jo.seph. Kansas City, Mo. Spectacles
Franklin, William B., assignor to Colts Patent Fire- Arms Manufacturing Company, Hart-
ford, Conn. Cartridge-magazine
Franks, Orriii G. (See Claik, Franks, and Baughman.)
Franks, Orrin G., ft ni. (See Clark, Levi S., assignor.)
Frausecky, Julius, East Now York, N. Y. Composition of matter for giving a metallic
surface to paper ,
Frary, James I ).. Bridgepoi t. Conn. Pocket-knife
Frary. James D., liridgeport. Conn. Manufacture of scissors
Frasch, Herman. Cleveland. Ohio. Manufacture of waxed paper
Eraser, Alexander M., Bathurst, New Brunswick, Canada. Car-coupling
Fraser, Andrew. (See Cnmuiings. Charles, assignor.)
Fraser, Donald, ami V. L. Kico, Minneapolis, Minn. Car-coupling
Fraser, H. A., et al. (See Charboneau, Pascal B., assignor.)
Fraser, Eobert, and W. Clark, Plumstead, England. Water-meter
Fraser. Spencer L., and W. A. Brigham, Toledo, Ohio.
Fray, J'ohn S. , Bridgeport, Conn. Bit-stock
Fray, Jobn S., Bridgeport, Conn. Bit-brace
Frayss6
Frazee,
Frazer,
Frazei-,
Frazier,
Frazier,
Frazier,
Frazier,
Frazier,
Frazier,
Frazier,
No.
Oyster-refrigerator .
Auguste, Antwerp, Belgium. Machine for cleaning wool
Alvah W., Newark. N. J. Harness-saddle
Fred, Syracuse, N. Y. llame
George, ct al. (See Jewell, James, assignor.)
Alexander. (Seo Falk and Frazier.)
Alexander, and D. J. Coburn. May wood. 111. Broom-holder
Eli, North Lawrence, Kans. Fnc-escape
Lucius 0.. Pittsburg, Pa. Machine for separating coal from ashes, &C-
Eeubon K.. Jacksonville, Fla. Fruit clipjiei and shears
Thomas J.. Lyons, Iowa. Machine for trimming lumber
Walter S. , Aurora, 111. Two- wheeled vehicle
29G.826
300,962
295,241
297,372
30(>,234
301,352
305,382
301,107
308,557
308,763
302,833
297,922
297,125
308,888
304.633
298.840
300,590
Date.
297,981
297,982
295,532
303,274
295,805
304,092
293.157
292,552
310,130
301,. '583
309,139
304,810
296,827
302,655
304,308
299,973
298,904
303,144
302,992
302,834
305,685
307,285
299.372
292,002
294,605
304,309
297,778
294,984
309,340
300,061
300,771
304,519
292,295
297,250
291,325
295,379
303,426
297,591
306,082
306,393
299,124
Frazier, AY alter S., and M. G. Stolp, Aurora, 111.; said Stolp assignor to said Frazier. Two-
wheeled vehicle
Frazier, William, West Alexander, Pa. Eiding-saddio
Monthly
volume.
03
309,040
29.5,623
Apr. 15
June 24
Mar. 18
Apr. 22
Oct. 7
July 1
Sept. 16
July 1
Nov. 25
Dec. 2
July 29
Apr. 29
Apr. 22
Dec. 9
Sept. 2
May 20
June 17
May 6
May 6
Mar. 25
Aug. 12
Mar. 25
Aug. 20
Feb. 5
Jan. 29
Dec. 30
July 8
Dec. 9
Sept. 9
Apr. 15
July 29
Sept. 2
June 10
May 20
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
July 29
Sept. 23
Oct. 28
May 27
Jan. 15
Mar. 4
Sept. 2
Apr. 29
Mar. 11
Dec. 16
June 10
Juno 24
Sept. 2
Jan. 22
Apr. 22
Jan. 1
Mar. 18
Aug. 12
Apr. 29
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
May 27
Dec. 9
Mar. 25
1174
1870
1141
1869
268
354
1422
41
1503
247
2208
2568
1553
424
456
1107
1394
22
23
1511
496
1945
1553
482
1959
2050
330
513
314
508
72
97
310
385
6
7
417
136
.537
425
546
549
Official
Gazette.
654
181
749
202
082
187
1175
330
2051
563
30
10
590
158
1265
360
328
1.52
43
2270
622
1811
505
1664
445
1766
1247
349
326
90
31
10
2405
656
794
220
1030
C274
J 275
705
191
1650
452
306
86
1610
C450
J 451
1719
460
388
108
1315
305
684
188
2166
592
847
223
468
127
1468
C421
H22
629
16C
1632
453
27
27
26
27
29
28
28
28
.29
29
1 28
[27
27
29
28
27
27
27
27
26
28
26
28
26
26
29
237
1289
1045
369
49
66
1093
10
681
744
437
508
310
783
901
750
1198
531
531
1121
552
1199
758
526
380
1121
126
848
952
237
400
821
1042
780
516
483
437
1171
331
886
240
884
821
476
973
27
27
28
1063
1248
873
26
310
27
26
340
70
26
28
27
29
29
10T9
587
431
162
93
27
830
29
86
824
1143
102
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patmtees — Continued.
Name, resilience, and invention.
No.
Kunning-gear for veliidcs
Freaney, "William H. (See Travis and Freaney.)
Frear, Moses, assignor ofonc-balf to K. Snyder, Rosendale, N. Y.
Frearson, Jolin, Biimiughani, England. Screw
Frearsou, John, Bi7 mingbam, England. Screw-driver
Frecbingle, Pierre D., Paris, France. Sboe ._
Frederick, August H., St. Louis, Mo. B'otter .'
Freed, William H., et al. (See Hoifman, Edward J., assignor.)
Freel, Thomas F., Now Yoik, N. Y. Dinner-pail
Freeman, Augustus M.. Ocean Grove, N. J., assignor to himself, J. I. Holley, New Toik,
S. Y., A. C. Kelly, and B. Vandeihoven, Metucuen, N. J. Opener and fastener for doors.
Freeman, Augustus M., Ocean Grove, assignor to himself, A. C. Kelly, Metucbeu, N. J.,
and J. I. HoUe v. New York, N. Y. Canopy - .".
Freeman, Baltus, Factory ville. Pa. Potato digger
Fieeman, Franci.s I., "Warren, Ohio. Portable fire-escape
Freeman, James P., Chicago, 111. TelcpUone-oxcbange system
Fieeman, Kasson, Grand Kapids, assignor of one-balf to L. F. Sheridan, Glen Arbor, Mich.
Kre-escape -
Freeman, Kichard Y.. New York, N. Y., assignor to "Western Electric Company, Chicago,
111. Spring jack-switcb
Freeman, "Walter K., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Mouarcli Electric Company of New
York. Electric arc lamp ."
Freeman, "Walter K., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Monarch Electric Company of New
Yoik. Armature for dynamo-electiic machines or motors
Fieeman, "Walter K., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Monarch Electric C' mpany of New
York. Aimature for dynnriio-electric machines or motors ; '.
Freeman, "Walter K., Biooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Monarch Electric Company of New
York. Field-of-force magnet for dvnamo-electric machines
Freeman, "Walter K., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Monarch Electric Company of New
York. Armature-winding for dynamo-electric machines - r
Freeman, Walter K., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Monarch Electric Company, of New
York. Regulator for electric generators and motors . -
Freeman, Walter S., Bloomfield, N. J. Shoe
Freeman, Warren P., assignor to W. F. Jobhins. Brooklyn, N. Y. Electric-arc lamp
Freepoit Spring Hinge Company. (See Devorc, Levi M., assignor.)
Freer, Charles H. and M. M., Blue Ear:h, Minn. Double buckle
Freer, David, Blue Earth, Minn. Buckle
Freer, Maynaid M. (See Freer. Charles H. and M. M.)
Frees, Loiiis C. F., New York. N. Y. Necktie-fastener
Freese, Egbert M. (See Fate and Freese.)
Freese, Francis J., Manchester. N. H. Pressure-regulator
Freese, John S.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Operating-gear for sewing-machines -
Freese, William L., Mohawk Village, Ohio. Road-scraper
Freitag, Robert, Jersey City, N. J. Embroidcring-machine
Fremerey, Felix. Newark, N. J. Decorticating, refining; and bleaching ramie, china-gi'ass,
&c.
303,8:il
I 3l)8,i>4(i
308,247
2n7„'^92
295.625
Fi-emerey, Felix, Newark. N. J. Manufacturing cloth from animal and vegetable fibers- . .
Fr6my, Edraond, and V. TJrbain, Paris, France, assignors to Soci6t6 de Cifidit a L'lndus-
triej au Commerce et aux Travaux Publies. Treatment of textile vegetable fibers
French, Carlos. (See Harris, Thomas, assignor.)
French, Crosby M., Gairettsville, Ohio. Producing ornamental relief holders or fore-
grounds for photographs
French, Edwin. (See Pack and French )
French, Frank, Lawrence, Kans. Photographic-printing frame
French, Frank L., Meriden. N. H. Spring-jaw wrench
French, John A. , Chicago, HI Measure
French, Lyman P., Boston, Mass. Furnace
French, Robert L., Wellington, Ohio. Tally-card holder
French, WOliam S . Jackson, Mich. Fire escape and alarm
Frenkel, S. (See TJlffers, Friedrich W., assignor.)
Frenzel, John A.. Wausau, Wis. Shingle-edging machine
Freschl, Alfred, Detroit. Mich. Application of fabrics to a backgroimd
Freschl, Alfred, Detroit, Mich., assignor to Detroit Casket Company. Application of fab-
rics to moldings and other articles -
Frese, Bernard, Chicago, 111. Apparatus for operating railway -trains .
Freser, John B., et al. (See Duffy and Mclvor, assignors.)
Fretel, Gabriel. Rio Janeiro, Brazil. Locomotive
Fretei, Eduard H., Roedelheim, near Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany. Screw-cutting
machine '
Fretwell, -Tames T.. Atlanta, Ga. Rooting compound
Freund, George, Durango, Colo. Safety-shell for blasting
FreUnd, Geoigo, Durango, Colo. Pocket-knife
Freund. Jean J. , Paris. France. Molded packing for rail-joints
Frew, Eugene B. . Titusville, Pa. Gas and water packer for oil-wells
Frew, Robert, ef al. (See Smith, William D., assignor.)
Frew, Robert, Pittsburg, Pa. Seal-lock
Frey, Francis E., assignor of one-half to J. W. McRoberts, Springfield, Ohio. Mail-box. - -
Frey, Frederic E,, Bucyrus, Ohio. Clay-cru.shing machine
Frey, George J., I. HefFner. and J. S. Miller, Nova, Ohio. Carriage-thill
Frey, John A., Colosville, Md. Refrigeiator- wagon
Frey, Michael, Jr., Chillicoihe, Ohio. Hog-cholera medicine
Frey, AV^illiam, Zoar Station, Ohio. Log-turner
Frick, Abraham 0., Waynesborough, Pa. Spark-arrester.
300,591
305,443
300.011
299,468
297,120
308,248
301,441
309,218
302,553
302,5,54
302. .555
302,556
302,557
309, .536
295. C24
294,027
299.533
304,720
307,286
297.373
304.924
306,913
295,917
306 476
307,713
303,221
297,779
304,421
307,180
30 ',977
299.974
298,307
291,326
302,121
296,283
293,158
291,180
301,978
3C9.140
297,374
292,642
297.375
307,385
295,747
292,2!I6
292,741
295,533
304,721
308,151
300,460
293,316
Frick, Abraham 0., Waynesborough, Pa. Variable eccentric.
Frick, Alfred I. (See ScoUay and Frick.)
Frick, Friedrich G., Bayenthal, near Cologne, Germany. Magneto and dynamo electric
machine
Frick, Henry H., Fricks, Pa. Carriage-cover
Frick, Joseph K., Evansville, Ind. Refrigerator
293,445
299,215
995,534
297,780 j
302,474 j
Date.
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June 17
Sept. 23
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Dec. 10
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July 29
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Mar. S5
Feb. 26
June 3
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Oct. 28
Apr. 22
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Nov. 4
Aug. 5
Apr. 29
Sept. 2
Oct. 28
July 15
Jiuie 10
May 13
Jan. 1
July 15
Apr. 1
Feb. 5
Jan. 1
July 15
Dec. 9
Apr. 22
Jan. 29
Apr. 22
Oct. 28
Mar. 25
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Jan. 29
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Juno 17
Feb. 12
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1912
1913
1275
16.33
1602
36
571
1666
1870
840
1145
28
575
391-
424
2406
172
1525
1157
590
532
389
1333
489
484
206
1157
750
1871
2072
1871
1800
1789
1612
2202
1513
572
945
1243
710
872
1573
1514
2406
330
292
292
.592
453
385
414
623
541
428
293
126
230
524
524
524
525
525
345
453
445
10
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446
508
228
304
9
51
407
320
158
145
109
368
137
129
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Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
103
Name, rcsiiloiico, ami invention.
Fiiedburg, Lndwig H., assignor, by mesne as.'si'jnnients, of one-lialf to Uuite<l State.s Cot-
ton Seed Cleaniug Company, New Yoilc, N, Y. Extraction of oils
FrieiUmri;', TAidwig U., assigiiov, hy mesne nssi'jLmeuts, of ouc-lialf to United States Cot-
ton Seed Cleaning Company, New York, N, Y, Exiraetion of oils
Friedbuvg, Lndwig H., assignor, by mesne assi"nn>ents, of onelialf to XTnited States Cot
ton Seed Cleaning Company, New Yoilc, N, Y. 'i'lcwl m(>nt of oils and fats
Friedericlis, Harry, and C. Philippi, Ilainliolz, n(^ir Hanover, TriLs-sia, Germany. Di.sin-^
tegratius rags, &e d
Fiiedman,".Tobn. (See AVober and Friedman.)
Friedricb, Ueury, East Port Ches' ei', Conn, Trap for sinks, &c
Friemanii, neiniieb. (See "\Yolf and Frie::iauu.)
Friend, Angust ns F., Gravesend, N, Y. Skewer-puller - -
Ji^riend, (ieorgo W,, Taikio, Mo, Wagon end-gate
Friend. SamVud, Decatur, HI. Box ,
Friend, Saninel, Decatur, HI. Material for bo', tlo-w rappers .-.
Fries. William A,, Pbiladelpbia, Pa. Asbestus.ioint-paeking
FYies, William A,, Brooklyn. N. Y. A.sbestiis steam-packing
Fries, William A., Clifton Meiglits, Pa. I<"irc-escapo .--
Fries, William A., Clifton Heigbts, Pa. Fire and steam hoso.'
Frings, Cliarlcs H,, Wosliingtou, D. C, assignor to New Era Browing Conii)auy, Milwaukee,
wis. Pn'paring malted beverages
Frisbie, Hamlin F,, Cincinnati, Olho, Puppet-valve
Frisbie, Hamlin F., Cincinnati, Obio, Valve-gear for puppet-valve engines
Friscbe, Cbri.stiau. (See Boyco and Friscbe.)
Frisbmutb, W)lliam, Pliiladelpbia, Pa., assignor to bimself, G. R. Blancbard and E, Foote,
New York, N. Y. Ext ract ing tho metal aluminium
F'rits, Milton C, I.a Harpo, HI. Ti-n.-is-b ridge
Fritz, George J., St. Louis, Mo. Clay-pulverizer
Fritz, George J,, St. Louis, Mo. Press •-
No.
Fritz, George J., St. Louis, Mo, Stave-dressing macbino
Fritzinger, Jared. Allentown, Pa. Coal-scuttle
Fiizell.'Cbarlos, Bostim. Mass. Ladder
Froeblicb, Sebastian, (See Biagaw, Jobn A,, assignor,)
Froh, George, Pliiladelpbia, Pa, Carburetor
Frossard, Jobn, East Pepperell. Mass. Lasting-tool
Frost, Abel H. (See Bry.int and Frost.)
Frost, A bel H., and F. L. Bryant, Cbicago, 111. Wire-coiling macbiue
Frost, Cliarles W., Pliilalelpbia, Pa. Toy building-block
Frost, Cbarles W.. Pbiladelpbia. Pa. Calendar . . ."
Frost, Daniel W., Keokuk, Iowa. Crock-cover
Frost, Edward W. (See Mook aud Frost.)
Frost, EdwaT'd W., et al. (See Suniucr, .Tosbna, as.signor.)
Frost, EzraW.. Brooklyn, assignortoB. 71. Watson. New York, N. Y. Hanging water-bowl.
Frost, George E., et all (See Sutton, Tbomas, assignor,)
Frost, Herbert, Mancbester, county of Lancaster, England, Fluid-meter
Frost, James O. (See Wise and Frost )
Frost, Jobn B., Cuyaboga Falls, Ohio. Grain-cuttin sr mac.bine
Frost, Stiles, Boston, assignor to .T. D. Stevens, G. D. AYillis, Soutb Braintree, H. T. Mc-
Clearn, Dedham, Mass ,'and M, McClcarn, NortbHeld, Vt. Spike
Frost, Warren H,, Cleveland, Obio. Ganneut-clasp
Frost, Warren H., Cleveland, Oliio, assignor to G. H. Smitb,-Eoobester, N. Y. Toy musi-
cal instrument
Froude, Kichard H., Kensington, county of Middlesex, England. Eotary engine and pump.
Froude, Eicbard H., Kensington, county of Middlesex. England. Apparatus for lubricat-
ing pistons, &o , -
Fruen, William H,, Minneapolis, Minn. Automatic liquid-drawing device
Frubling, William, Sr., San J"ose, Gal. Grapo aud oi-cbard cultivator
Fry, Georce W., Beaver, Pa. Fruit aud flower stand
Fry, Jacob R., Jr., Springfield. Ohio. Fork for bay-tedders
Fry, John, Mount Jaekson. Va. Nut-lock
Fry, John W. , New York, N. Y, Bicycle-support
Fry, William, Akron, Obio. Hasp-lock
F'r'ye, Scott E (See Wbitebouse and Fryc.)
Frye, William E, (See McGivern and Fryo.)
Frysingcr, Bcnjnmin C. (Seo Frvsinger, Jacob and B. C.)
Frysinger, GeoVge P. (See Frysin?ei', Jacob and B. C, assignors.)
Frysingei', Jacob and B. C. Eock Island, assignors of one-tbird to G. P. Frysinger, Eock-
ford, HI. Packer for Hour, bran, &c .'..:
Fuchs, August, Cannstadt, Wiirtemberg, Gennany. Wood-,splitting machine
Fucbs, John M., et al. (Seo Jaeck. Eraile, assignor.)
Fubrman, Henry, and A. Euscbe. Chicago. III." Adjustable stove-caster.. -
Fulgbam, Jesse P.. assignor of one-half fo Wayne Agricultural Company, Eiclimond, Ind.
Seat for grain-drills -
Fulkinsou, John B., et al. (See Neff, Elijab, assignor.)
Fuller, Albert W., Findlay, Obio, Medical eompouud ,
Fuller, Alonzo W., Boston, Mass. Pneumatic lock
Fuller, Aspinwall, (See Bell and Fuller.)
Fuller Electrical Company. (See Wood, -James J., assignor.)
Fuller, Frederic .!., t^uincy. Mass, Machine for cutting c.yliudrical colunms from stone, &c
Fuller, George H., Norwich, Conn. Dynamo-electric machine
Fuller, Isbnm D., Atlanta, Ga., assignor of one-half to G. J. Foreacre, Newark, Ohio.
Electric-battery jar and insulatinsr the same -
Fuller, James C. (See Leo aud Fuller.)
Fuller, James W. (See Snvder, William T., assignor.)
Fuller, John, Sr., Seneca, Kans, Gage attachment for boring-bits, &c
Fuller, Jobn H., et al. (See Hamilton, George A., assignor,)
Fuller & Johnson Manufactniing Company. (See Starks and Jobnson, assignors.)
Fuller, L. Eugene, and J, H. Macauley, Chicago, 111. Cooling apparatus for jiaint-mOls. .
Fuller, Lafayette D., Cbai'lton, Mass. Stake-holder f(n' vebides
,308,7^3
306,734
.30(i,735
303,719
298,841
292,043
303,27,')
.305,007
308,3.52
29.5.748
295,749
300,235
300,230
301,710
298,194
302,835
308,152
294,000
301,353
306,914
309,341
306,822
297,251
303.927
300,730
290,551
294,607
301.490
292,110
300,704
293,317
302,993
30,«.P37
309,015
Date,
301,711
295,380
295,381
309.219
292,297
307,936
292,425
302.197
292,163
298,905
293,859
293,644
307,030
302,994
302,995
299,060
300,477
294,458
304,265
294,985
295,626
309,298
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Aug.
Monthly
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July
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Nov.
Mar.
July
Oct.
Dec. 16
Oct. 21
Apr. 22
Aug. 19
Oct. 21
Apr. 8
M.nr. 4
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Jan. 15
June 17
Feb. 12
Aug. 5
Dec. 2
Dec. 23
July 8
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Dec. 10
Jan. 22
Nov. 11
Jan. 22
July 15
Jani. 22
May 20
Feb. 19
Jan. 29
Oct. 21
Ang. 5
Aug. 5
May 20
Oct. 14
Mar. 4
Aug. 26
Mar. 11
Mar. 25
Dec. 10
1108
2074
497
1015
1219
1790
1791
268
269
814
292
2272
947
327
354
1146
1038
1034
1720
1321
914
837
328
542
1365
1568
711
1.53
351
1393
815
1316
1318
860
1614
686
1786
1432
1433
1265
1395
2074
1306
154
154
1385
576
149
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795
1634
981
243
243
C290
^291
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136
277
333
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497
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(365
^366
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188
498
398
402
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348
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185
185
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750
399
552
1020
624
1171
1171
49
50
157
581
437
565
884
67
230
908
209
341
710
185
166
884
100
263
1229
571
483
763
980
157
1079
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878
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500
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alplidbetlcal list of patentees — Continued.
Name, resideTice, anflinTention.
No.
Faller, Levi K., Brattleborough, Tt. Feed-operating mecbanism for sewing-macliines . ..
Fuller, Levi K., Brattleborough, Vt. Feed-operating mechanism for sewing-machines . - .
Fuller, Levi K., Brattleborough. Vt. Feed-operating mechanism for sewing-machines - . -
Fuller, Louis C, et al. (See Wagner, Franz X., assignor.)
Fuller, PUmmon B., Uuion City, Pa, Shifting-rail for vehicle-seats
Fuller, Eathbun. (See Houlehan, James, assignor.)
Fuller, Kathbnn. (See Houlehan, John, assignor.)
Fuller, Samuel S. (See Salvadge, Eohert, as.signor.)
Fuller, Solomon, Danvers, Mass. Wheel-hoe
Fuller Universal Telephone Company. (See Hale, William B., assignor.)
Fullerton, George A., Boston, Mass. Heel-stiffener for boots or shoes -
Fullerton, George A ., Boston, Mass. Fabric or substitute for leather for insoles
Fullerton, George A., Boston, Mass. Fabric for the manufacture of insoles and counters
of shoes
Fullerton, George A., assignor to G. H. P. Flagg, trustee, Boston, Mass. Belting foi- buf-
fing hoot or shoe soles
Fullerton. George E., Paris, Iowa. System of communication with moving trains
Fulton, Harmon H., assignor to Indianapolis Machine and Bolt WoiUs, Indianapolis, Ind.
Wheel or pulley
Fulton, Harmon H., Indianapolis, Ind., assignor to Indianapolis Machine and Bolt Works,
of Indiana. Wheel or pulley
Fulton, John M., Eoanolco, Ind. Automatic grain measure, rogistci', and saclcer
Fulton, John M.. assignor of two-thirds to J. H. McCahon and E. E. Richards, Eoanoto,
Ind. ThUl-conpling
Fulton, Louis B., Pittsburg, Pa. Gage-cock
Fulton, William. (See Pressly, Harvey M., assignor.)
Fultz, John M., Quincy, 111. Upright ^vire-fence-making machine
, L.)
Fnltz, John M. , Quincy, HI. Fastening for bags
Funderburk, David a! C. and J. L., Baiubridge, Ga. Plow
Funderburk. Jefferson L. (See Funderbuik, David A. C. and J.
Funk, Anderson E., Mason Valley, Ark, Broom-head
Funk, Elliott H., Sturgis, Mich. ' Ice- velocipede
Funk, Elliott H.. Sturgis. Mich. Eotary churn
Funk, John F., Springfield, Ohio. Side-stick for printers" galleys
Funk, Nelson E., Elkhart, Ind. Gate
Funk, Samuel, Decatur, 111. Harness
Funk, Samuel, Decatur, HI. Tug-buckle
Furbish, Isaiah M., Augusta, Me. Hand-drill ,
Furbish, Zachary T. (See Hamlen and Furbish.)
Furbush, Charles A. (See Furbush, Knowlton, and Meyer, assignors.)
Furbush, Charles A., et al. (See Cromie, John H., assignor.)
Furbush, Charles A., et al. (See Knowlton and Meyer, assignors.)
Furbush, Merrill A,, et al. (See Cromie, John H,, assignor.)
Furbush, Merrill A., et al. (See Knowlton and Meyer, assignors.)
Furbush, Merrill A., Philadelphia, Pa. Shaft-bearing
Furbush, Merrill A., Pliiladelphia, Pa,, (?. H. Knowlton and B. F. Meyer, Camden, N. J.,i
assignors to said Furbush and C. A. Fuibush , Philadelphia, Pa. Loom |
Furbush, Merrill A., Philadelphia, Pa.. C. H. Knowlton and B. F. Meyer, Camden. N. J.,
assignors to said Merrill A. Furbush and C. A. Furbush, Philadelphia, Pa. Stopping
mechanism for looms
Furby, Jesse L., assignor of one-half to J. T. Nelson, Nashville, HI. Sulky-plow
Furey, Cyrus K. , Logansport, Ind. Neck-yoke
Furguson. John, Phillipsburg. Pa, Line-stopper
Furman , Charles E. , New York. N. T. Ventilating vault-cover
Furman, George H,, Rochester, Ohio. Motor
Furman, James C, et nl. (See Davis. Nathan H., assignor.)
Fumess, Albert W., Fumessville, Ind. Fence-post
Furness. Frank, Philadelphia. Pa. Device for holding the curtains of car-windows
Fnmival, Thomas, and G. Daniels, Reddish, county of Lancaster, England. Gumming-i
machine ^.J
FuiTei'. Joseph, Toledo, Ohio. Artificial leg
Furrow, George L. (See Neer, Henry C. assignor.)
Furst & Bradley Manufacturing Company. (See Bradley, Byron C, assignor.)
Fye, Charles A. (See Fye, John. T. H., and C. A.)
Fye, John, T. H., and C. A., assignors to J. Fye & Sons, Zanesville, Ohio. Button -hook
holder
Fye & Sons, John. (See Fye, John, T. H., and C. A., assignors.)
Fye, Theodore H. (See Fye, John, T. H.. and C. A.)
Fyfe, Eohert, New York. N. T. Safety-gale for freight-elevators ,
Fysou, William. (See Eltonhead, William B., assignor.)
Ga Nun, Gilbert. E., assignor of one-half to A. Young, Ifount Kisco, N. Y. Combined sofa
and bath-tub
Gaar, Scott & Company. (See Campbell, Howard, assiguoi-.)
Gaar, Scott & Company. (See Land and Campbcl!, assignors.)
Gable, Cary P.. Pelahatchie, Miss. Macllin(^ for tamping I'ailway -ballast
Gable, George B. , Omaha, Nebr. Combination-tool ". '
Gabriel, W. H., e( aZ. (See Gorn. Hermann A., assignor.)
Gabriel. William A . , Bridgeport. Conn. Try -square
Gaddis, Frank. M. (See Mastcrson, C irson A., a.ssignor.)
Gadshy, Elijah H., et al. (See Bishop, Ephraim B.. assignor.)
Gadway, Peter P.. assignor of one-half to F. B. Sibley, Detroit, Mich. Rock-drill
Gatfney, Thomas, Detroit, Mich. Derrick '
Gage, ^delbert S. (See Gage, ChaTles W. and A. S.)
Gage, Charles, Somerville. assignor to L. B. Russell, Lynn, Mass. Drill-chuck
Gage, Charles W. and A. S., Homer, N. Y. Vcneer-cutling machine
Gage, Charles W. and A. S., Homer, N. Y. Saw
Gage, James E., Concord, N. H. Breech-loading fire-ai-m
Gage, Wellesley W. (See Maltby and Wilmot, assignors.)
Gage, Wellesley W., trustee. (See Randolph, Mahlon, assignor.)
Gage, Wollesle'v W., et al. (See Maltby, Frank D., assignor.)
Gage, William J., New York, N. Y. Shifting dial for timepieces
Gager, Edwin, Norwalk, Ohio. Corn-planter
304,422
301,42:!
304,424
309.941
298,396
299,125
299,120
,308,003
30.''), 008
302,475
294,730
297„'"j14
294,459
291.588
297,923
298,308
307,4.'-'2
294,980
301,442
29.5,491
305,444
302.990
301.813
292,742
294,028
298,457
290,084
300,963
308,311
292,420
303.427
298.369
302,470
301,979
301,108
295,535
308,353
292,800
301,053
301,109
294,400
305,383
304,520
290,157
304,093
308,480
294,121
300.243
303.720
290,325
Date.
303,145
299,975
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Dec. 30
May C
May 27
May 27
Dec. 2
Sept. 10
July 22
Mar. 4
Apr, 22
Mar. 4
Jan. 8
Apr. 29
May 13
Nov. 4
Mar. 11
July 1
Mar. 18
Sept. 23
Aug. 5
July 8
Jan. 29
Feb. 20
May 13
Apr. 8
Juno 24
Nov. 18
Jan. 22
Aug. 12
May 13
July 22
July 15
July 1
Mar. 25
Nov. 25
Feb. 5
June 24
July 1
Mar. 4
Sept. 16
Sept. 2
Apr. 1
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Nov. 25
Feb. 20
June 10
Aug. 19
Apr. 8
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1871
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1786
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1394
1745
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1003
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
105
Naiii(>, residonco, and invention.
Gagnon, Jolin B.. Oakland, Cal. Rotary ore-pulrerizer
Gaiilac, Engene G., assignor of two-thirds to S. E. Bentley, Chelsea, and J. IMllsbury, Bos-
ton, Mass. Snap-clasp
Gaines, George W., el al. (See Cloppcrt, William H. H.. assignor.)
Gaines, Samuel L., Stockton, Cal. Combined lieader and thrasher
Gairing, Adolf, anti H. Lehmann. Cleveland, Ohio. Carbnretor
Gaitley , John E. , Troy, N . Y. Knob for .stoves
Gaibraith, Edward A., Boston, assignor to himself and 0. M. "Whittier, Quiucy, Mass.
Vise-jaw attachment
Gaibraith, Kobert. (See Armour and Gaibraith.)
Gale, Ansel H., Joliet, 111. Paper-folding machine
Gale, Dudley E., Salisbury, Mass. Jump-seat carriage
Gale, Frank A. , Lowell, Mass. Speed-governor
Gale, George H., Bayonne City, N. J. Box for matches
Gale, George H.. Deti'oit, Mich. Flexible frame for spiing-tooth barrows, &c
Gale. Horatio, Albion, Mich. Horse hay-rake
Gallaher, Ben.jamin D., East Orange, assignor of two-thirds to J. M. Battin, Jr., and AV.
A. Hufl', Newark, N. J. Car-axle box
Gallaher. Levi, Bnsinessburg, Ohio. Pick
Gallais, Sosthene, St. Louis, Mo. Refrigerator
Gallinowsky, Hugo, assignor of one-half to L. Kluber, Ifew York, N. Y. Composition of
matter for the production of artificial slate
Galloupe, Charles W. (See Smith, Henry A., assignoi.)
Galloway, James A., Spring Hill, assignor of one-half to E. J. Renibert, Eembert'.s. S. C.
Flood-gate
Galloway, William H. (See McDonald. John P., assig-nor.)
Gallup, Henry C, Wilmington, Ohio. Su.spension-wheel
Gallup, Orrin B., New York, N. Y., assignor to Celluloid Manufacturing Company, New-
ark, N. J. Manufact nre of combs. &c -
Gallup, Silas N., Macedon, N. Y. Gearing for changing speed
Gallup. William L.. St. Paul. Minn. Seal-lock ,
Gaily, Merritt, New York, N. Y. Printing-press
Gaily, Merritt, New Yoi-k, N. Y. Mechanical musical instrument
Gaily, Merritt, New York, N. Y. Mechanical musical instrinncnt
Gaily, Merritt, New York, N. Y. Color-inking apparatus for piinting-pressos
Gaily, MeiTitt, New York, N. Y. Mechanical musical instrnraent
Gait, Thomas A., et al. (See Johnson. William F., assignor.)
Gait, Thomas A., et al. (See Packer, Harvey, assignor.)
Galvin, John W., assignor of one-half to L. D. York. Portsmouth, Ohio. Re,generative
furnace ■.
Gamble, Henry E., assignor to 0. H. Mann and A. C. Buell, Evanston, HI. Thlll-coup-
ling
Gamble, William, et al. (See Tfirtrault, Anifedee, assignor.)
Gambrell, Robert. Guntown. Miss. Combined bale-band bender, nail-extractor, &c-
Gamgee, Joseph S., 22 Broad Street, Birmingham, county of Warwick, assigTior to S. M.
Burroughs and H. S. Wellcome. London. Eugland. Medicated sponge substitute
Gandolfo, Joseph, New York. N. Y. Depurated comxjosite sugar, &c. 1
Gannon, Joseph M. (See Williams and Gannon.)
Gano, Charles J., assignor of two-thirds to G. B. Gano. Richfield Springs, and P. H. Brown,
West Winfield, N. Y. Car-coupling
Gano, Garrett B., H al. (See Gano, Chailcs J., assignor.)
Gano, (B^arrett B., Easton, Md. Car-coupling
Gano, Garrett B , Easton, Md. Car-coupling
Ganot, Pierre B. A., Paris, France. Rotary engine
Gans, Levi J. (See Matzenbacher, John, assignor.)
Ganss, Jacob, Brooklyn, assig-nor to himself and J. Blackwood, New York, N. Y.
clock
Alarm-
Garcin, Leopold P., San Francisco, Cal. Lifting-jack
(xard, William E., Meriden. Conn. Friction-hinge
Gardam, Frederick W., et al. (See Gardam. Joseph, assignor.)
Gardam, Josei)h, assignor of two-thirds to W. and F. W. Gardam, Brooklyn, N. Y. Draw-
ing-instrument for section-lining*
Gardam, William, et al. (See Gardam, Joseph, assignor.)
Gardanier, George W., Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Qtiadruplex ti'lcgraph
Gardinier, David S., Hudson, N. Y. Compensating device for signals
Gardner. Albert G., Portsmouth, Ohio. Inner sole for boots or shoes
Gardner, Cliarles T., Napanee, Ontario, Canada. Baby- jumper
Gardner, Edwin T., assignor of one-half to J. H. Odora. Rocky Mount, N. C. Sawmill
feed mechanism - -
Gardner, Eleazar S., assignor of two-thirds to J. H. Gould, Philadelphia, Pa., and O. L.
Gardner, New York, N. Y. Traction-rope railway - - -
Gardner, Frederick A., Buffalo, N. Y. Valve-gear -
No.
299,772
304,634
297.127
294,863
304,925
307,453
302,558
296,400
301,712
299.970
309.700
299,773
302,903
306,330
308,900
303.146
291,327
303,503
308,889
295,536
309.844
291,843
290,085
305,806
309,220
309,016
298,297
295,160
380,244
301,443
296,326
302,122
294,987
301,, 584
308,243
295,627
303,504
303,633
304,.521
Date.
Gardner, Frederick A ., Buftalo, N. Y. Stove-pipe shelf
Gardner, Fi'ederick A., assignorof one-half to R. Dunbar & Son, BufMo, N. Y. Cut-olf-valve
gear -
Gardner, George C, Chicago, 111. Rolling-mill
Gardner Governor Company. (See Gardner, Robert W. and J. W., assignors.)
Gardner Gun Company. (SeeEdwaids, Oliver, assignor.)
Gardner. Henry, Boid'entown. N. J. Motion-tr.ansmilter
Gardner, Henry L., assignor to D. S. Loomis, Springfield, Mass. Hose-reel
Gardner, Henry W. (See Johnson, Hcni-y J., assignor.)
Gardner, James C. (See Johnson, Andrew J., assignor.)
Gardner, James H., assignor of one-half to D. M. Stewart, York Sulphur Springs, Pa.
fling and gathering attachment foi- sewing-n)achines
Gardner, Jefferson M.. ami D. Grewar. Nashville, Tenn. Gas-machine
Gardner, John J., North Madison, Tnd. Pump
Gardner, John M., el nl. (See Gardner, William, assignor.)
Gardner, John W. (See Gardner, Robert W. and J. AV.)
Gardner. Joseph W., Shelbume Falls, Mass. Knife and fork
Ruf-
June 3
Sept. 2
Apr. 22
Mar. 11
Sept. 9
Nov. 4
July 29
Apr. 8
July 8
June 10
Dec. 23
June 3
Aug. 5
Oct. 7
Dec. 9
Aug. 5
Jan. 1
Aug. 12
Dec. 9
Mar. 25
Dec. 30
Jan. 8
Apr. 8
Sept 30
Dec. 16
Dec. 23
May 6
Mar. 18
June 10
July 1
Apr. 8
July 15
Mar. 11
July 8
Nov. 18
Mar. 25
Aug. 12
Aug. 19
Sept. 2
May 13
Jan. 29
July 1
Apr. 15
May 6
Jan. 8
291,476 Jan. 1
298,685 May 13
291,181 Jan. 1
304,094 Aug. 26
294,608
300,355
307,037
306,331
299,373
300,356
Mar. 4
June 17
Oct. 21
Oct. 7
May 27
June 17
Monthly
voliune.
03
351
4.56
1.5,56
645
840
51
1915
045
815
594
1501
352
31
391
519
330
390
777
428
1517
1683
10.38
999
1990
868
1394
436
1032
955
472
5.50
1334
797
055
1081
1036
778
961
308
764
1960
192
1321
293
731
574
912
212
1557
.329
1110
1307
392
1766
1111
89,90
126
429
179
228
14
•.525
526
178
224
1.59
407
90
10
105
136
109
213
114
419
457
290
279
553
(230
)231
376
118
285
258
368
220
182
(293
\ 294
454
213
263
86
215
546
51
367
76
(205
)206
(101
I 162
253
59
(426
> 427
91
301
349
105
509
301
Official
Gazette.
(i(
987
901
311
940
982
380
377
127
157
1043
1001
987
402
72
801
.510
7]
005
784
1122
1052
191
199
1210
878
980
609
1027
1108
87
110
260
074
126
590
1144
603
644
873
679
380
38
263
581
137
102
707
38
7.59
884
1146
260
72
886
1146
106
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
Name, residence, andinTeution.
Gardner, Oliver L., et al. (See Gardner, Eleaaar S., assignor.)
Gardner, Onslow it. (See Khule, Jacob, assignor.)
Gardner, Perry G., Jr., assignor of one-lialf to G. K. Tinker, North Adams, Mass.
trical conductor
Gardner, Peter, San Rafael, Gal. Faucet for drawing beer and other liquors
Gardner, KobertW. and J. W., assignor.stoGardnerGovernorComiJau.v, Qniucy, 111. Gov-
Elcc-
Gardner, S. H., et al. (See Gardner. William, assignor.)
Gardner, Spencer, Adderbiiry, Enalaud. Ratoliet-drill. (Reissue)
Gaidner, Stephen C, Eagleville, Conn. Machine for truing weavers' .shuttles, picker-
sticks, &c - - -
Gardner, William, New York, N . T. Ale -pump and ice-box.
Gardner, William, London, England. Cartridge
Gardner, William, Lancaster, assignor of one-half to C. H. Neil, Columbus, Ohio. Baud
for vehicle-hubs
Gardner, William, assignor of three-fonrths to W. T. Holmes, J. M. and S. H. G.irdner,
New York, N, V. Molding
Gardner, William E., Washington, D. C. Electiic time-controlling system
Gardner, William T., Tarborough, N. C. Cotton-planter '
Gare, Thomas, Stockport, county of Chester, England, assignor to A. and W. Paterson,
Glasgow, Scotland. Treatment of leather, &c
Garfield, Joel, Worcester, Mass. Plow
Garfield, Joel. Worcester, Mass. Hav-tedder
Gailand, Charles W., Oakland, Cal, Valve for traps foi' wash-basins
Garland, Frederick, Monroe, Wis. Bed-botlom
Garland, Howard P., San Quontiu, Cal. Two-wheeled vehicle
Garland, Howard P.. Sun Quentin, Cal. Loom-shuttle
Garland, James G., Biddeiord, Me. Atomizer
(iarland, John W., Allegheny Citv, and E. Becker, assignors to Oliver &. Roberts Wire
Company, (liraiteil.) Pittsburg, Pa. Bale-tie
Garland, Michael, assignor of three-fifths to J. G. Emeiy, Sr., Bay City, Midi., and J. G.
Emerv, Jr., Minneapolis, Minn. Log-loader
Garland, Richard H., Chicago, 111. Folding sofa-bed
Garlaiul, Richard H., Chicago, HI. Bolt-hinge
Garland, Richard H.. Chicago, 111. Folding bed . . -
Gai-nett, Louis A. (See Massey, Gideon B., assignor.)
Garnier, Claude, Lyons, France. Machine for soffening fabrics
(Jarnior. Clande. Lyons, and P. HopouUy, Paris. Frame. Manufacture of embossed fabrics
(Saruier, Mai ie, Paris, France. Leather-dressing machine
Garuock. Bibbv & Co. (See Jones and flushes, assignors.)
Garret son RuflSer Company. (See Grotz, Charles, assignor.)
Garretson, William C. Oskaloosa. Iowa. CoTiier-brace
Garrett, Daniel M., Bo.ston, assignor to Whitman & Barnes Manufacturing Company,
Akron, Ohio. Pulley-block ,. ". ..
Garrett, Elisabeth S., JDowneyville, lud.^ Flood-fence
Garrett, Frank. (See Garrett and Ellis!)
Garrett, Henry. (See Oram, Sutton, and Garrett.)
Garrett, Richard and F.. Leiston Works, county of Suffolk, and J. D. Ellis, Sheffield, county
of York, England. Beater for thrashing-macliines
Garrett, William, Beaver Falls, Pa. Manufacture of split blanks
Garrett, William, Beaver Falls. Pa. Manufact nre of split blanks
Gari'ick, Joseph, Michigan City, Ind. Projectile for cairving explosive shells
Garrick, Louis, Rockford, 111, De.^ik attachment for tninks. -
Garrick, Thomas, Providence, R. I. Check or water hook
Garrigues, Samuel S., Ann Arbor, Mich. Washing and purifying .salt
Garrigus, Culbei'son S., assignor of one-half to J. H. Pittenger, Tiffin. Ohio. Bale-tie fast-
<iner
Gairigus, Cnlherson S., assignor of one-half to J. H. Piltenger, Tiffin, Ohio.
Ganison, Winton C, etal. (See Abbott, Henry, assignor.)
Garrood, John C, Boston, Mass. Sliding seat for boats.
Garrood, John C, Boston. Mass. Bearing for velocipedes
Gaised, John, Philadelphia, Pa. Stoii-motion device for spooling-machines .
Wind-power.
No.
306,478
29H,68()
300,70.'')
10,502
2!tfi..'i52
2!)8.572
304,92(i
304,635
308.312
307,287
2!)(i,!>47
306.333
309,4.53
309.779
306.012
307,454
292,480
30,5.440
302,477
214.609
305,170
302.904
302,905
30-',764
300,964
294,731
306,737
292,003
297,128
293,003
297,781
297,593
308,250
300,592
307,188
294.864
299,774
292,004
299,127
294,029
295.1C1
297,252
Garsed, Robert P., Norristown, Pa.
Garsed, Robert P,, Norristown. Pa.
Garsed, Robert P., Norristowu. Pa.
Gar.sed, Robert P., Norristown, Pa.
Garsed, Robert P., Norristown, Pa.
Pneumatic signal , 292,481
82f
Date.
Pneumatic bell-ringing apparatus 296
Pump '. 297.376
Pneumatic bell-ringing apparatus 299,036
Buffer ;308.069
Garside, Melvin, Jersey City, N. J., assig-nor of one-third to H. B. Wheatcroft, New York,
N. Y. Securing cored castings to other parts - ' 307,714
Garson. Isaac H., Rochester. N. Y. Box for cloansing-powders 305,171
Garth, Walter G., Lodebar, Va. Wire-.stretcher j 291.710
Gartner, John. Rochester, N. Y. Sea-going vessel ' 299,128
Gartou, David B.. Barrie, Ontario, (Canada, assignor of one-half to E. C. Edmonds, Alhany, I
N.Y. Snow-plow '...'291.182,
Gartrell, Mary G , Indianola, Towa. Step-ladder : 301.110 i
Garver, Martin V,, Bryan, Ohio. Stove-pipe holder 306.332 |
Garver, Samuel H., Decatur, 111. Cheek-rower for corn-planters 306,823 |
Garverick, John M., assignor of two-thirds to C. AVolh-rton, Harriaburg, and P. Rhoads,
Philadelphia, Pa. Su.spension .lack for removing. journal-boxes ofcars 298,298
Garverick, John M.. assignor of one-half to G. Runk, Hanisburg, Pa. Car-axle 303.034
Garvey, Owen F., Pawtucket, R. I. Lock-nut .' 291,328
Garvey, Owen F., Pawtucket, R. I. Drawer-pull 299,374
Garvey, Owen F., Pawtucket, R. I. Washer 299,977
Garvoy. Richard. (See Duryea, Charles E.. as.signor.) :
Gary, Frank J.. eJ o!. (See Norton. James A., assignor.)
Gary, Wesley W., Boston, Mass. Magneto-electric railway-.signal 291. .590
Gar'v, Wesley W., Boston. Mass. Magneto-electric railway-signal 303,567
Gaskell, Holbrook, Jr. (See Carev. Gaskell, and Hurter.)' '
Gaskill, Harvey F.. Lockport. N. Y. Sto.am and hydraulic pnmpingengine 291,892
Gasmire, Henry, Wellsburg, W.-Va Glass-f iiraace 294.122
Oct. 14
May 13
June 17
July 29
Apr. R
May 13
Sept. 9
Sept. 2
Nov. 18
Oct. 28
Apr. 15
Oct. 7
Dec. 16
Dec. 23
Sept. 30
Nov. 4
Jan. 29
S,>nt. 23
July 22
Mar. 4
Sept. 16
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Dec. 2
June 24
Mar. 4
Oct. 21
Jan. 15
Apr. 22
Feb. 5
Api'. 29
Apr. 29
Nov. 18
June 17
Oct. 28
Mar. 11
June 3
Jan. 15
May 27
Feb. 26
Mar. 18
Apr. 22
Jan. 29
Apr. 15
Apr. 22
June 3
Nov. 18
Nov. 4
Sept. 16
Jan. 8
May 27
Monti ily
volume.
Jan. 1
Julv 1
Oct'. 7
Oct. 21
Jfax- 0
Aug. 19
Jan. 1
May 27
JUIMI 10
Gass, William G., Philadelpbia, Pa. Expanding pulley 309,707
Gassett, Oscar, Boston, Mass. Electric bell-ringing aijjjaiatus i 293,571
Jan. 8
Aug. 12
Jan. 15
F<d>. 26
Dec. 23
Feb. 12
577
913
1569
2337
839
707
841
4,57
1163
1666
1322
394
1168
1600
2247
51
1849
1.501
1799
330
1154
.32
34
248
1876
471
915
1248
1558
280
2407
2168
1082
1396
1.528
047
353
1248
1472
1604
10.33
1721
1850
1176
1872
172
849
152
2.53
430
643
233
215
228
127
318
446
367
31(i
435
623
14
516
415
492
91
315
10,11
11
G4
515
243
349
429
78
657
592
294
385
408
179
349
422
446
285
467
:516
,517
330
509
43
231
391 108
1155 315
885 248
1473 423
213
44
393
1035
437
962
390
1767
■ 594
732
852
1108
1740
Official
Gazette.
.59
12
106
274
118
263
109
509
1,59
206
234
309
480
29
27
27
28
27
27
28
28
29
29
27
29
29
29
28
29
26
28
28
20
28
28
28
29
27
26
29
26
27
20
29
27
29
26
27
26
27
26
26
27
^26
27
27
27
29
29
28
26
27
26
28
29
29
27
28
26
27
27
26
28
26
26
1012
1001
26 6J7
I
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphahetkal Vixt of 2}atentces — Contiuued.
107
Narao, roaiilprice, ami iiivoiitioii.
Gassett, Oscar, Boston, Mass., assignor. Ijy niesno. assignnioiits, to E. Pitcairn and G. H.'
Christy, trustees, Pittsburg, Pa. Hydraulic and oloctric interlocking apparatus. (Reis-
sne)
Gassett, Oscar, Boston, Mass., assignor, by mesne assignments, to K. Pitcairn and G. H.
Cliristy, trustees, Piltsburg, Pa. Hydraulic and electric interlocking apparatus. (Reis-
sue)
Gassett, Oscar, Boston, Mass., assignor to Union Switch and Signal Company, Pittsburg, i
Pa. Interlocking-switch ajiparatus '
Gassett. Oscar, Boston, Mass., assignor to Union Switch and Signal Company, Pittsburg.
Pa. Electric signaling apparatus for lailway-crossiugs
Gassett. Oscar, Boston, Mass., assignor to Union Switch and Signal Company, Pittsburg,
Pa. Railway-signal ' , .
Gaston, James. M., Louisville. Ky. Tobacco-mold
Gaston, Oliver B., Elizabeth, N. J. Ti unk
Gatehouse. Tom E., Camberwell, county of Surrey, England. Incandescent electric lamp
Gately, Michael R., Boston, Mass. Game-table
Gat«s. Alfred L., Surrey. Wk. Clover-huUiug attachment for thrashing-machines
Gates, George S. (See Rat cliff, William H., assignor.)
Gates, George S., Athol, Mass. Handle for trunks, &c
Gates, George S.. Athol, Mass. Machine-shaft and its bearings
Gates, Horatio, Worcester, Mass. Reveisible plow
Gates, Horatio, Worcester. Mass Weediug-hoe
Gates, John, Portland, Oreg. Method of and .ipparatus for cutting channels in water-ways
Gates, John. Portland, Greg. Method of and apparatus for work ing submaiiue harrows. . -
Gates, John, Portland. Oreg. Vcs.sel and apparatus for cutting (■iKinnels in w.ater-ways . .,
Gates, Philemon T., New York, N. Y. Sectional ladder '.
Gates, Philemon T., New Yoik, N. Y. Sectional ladder
Gates. Philetus W., Chicago, 111. Stone breaker and crusher
■ Gates. Prescott C. (See Graves anil Gates.)
Galhniann. Louis, Chicago, III. Machine foi- brushing and scouring grain
Gathmann, Louis. Chicago, 111. Reducing lobated grain
Gathright. Albert P., assignor of one-half to W. C. Potts, Harmony Grove, Ga. Gin-saw-i
filing nuichine <
Gathright. Josiah B., Louisville, Ky. Check -book for harness-saddles
Gathright, Josiah B., Louisville. Ky. Harness -
Gaty, John U. (See Brooks, Ebenezer, assignor.)
Gauch, Jacob, Newark, N. J. Hat-box
Gaulard, Lucien, and J. D. Gibbs, 18 Warwick Street, Regent Street, county of Middlesex,
England. Apparatus for the production and nrilization of secondarv electric currents .
Gaume, Charles J. B., Brooklyn, assignor to Continental Gas Engine Company, New York,
N. Y. Gas-engine = ..
Gaunt, James, et. al. (See Ware, William P., assianor.)
Gaunt, John, Gloucester, N. J., W. F. Poiesz, Philadelphia, Pa., W. Calhoun and .1. Ci
Daubmann, Camden. N". J. Machine for making paving Idocks, bricks, cfcc j
Gaunt, Thomas, New York, N. Y., assignor of one half to C. H. and W. Delamater and G.
H. Robinson. Evaporating apparat\i,s for sugar and other substances
Gaunt t, Newton C, a.ssiguor of one-half to W. C. McCain, Indianapolis, Ind. Wheat-grad-
ing machine
Gautzsch. Fritz, Philadelphia. Pa. Spile or test-tube for casks or vats
Gavitt. James A., Walla Walla, Wash. Ter. Harness-buckle
Gay, George E., and J. H Parf.ons. Augusta, Me. Screw-driver
Gay, .Joshua G.. Ottawa, HI. Vehicle-spring -
Gay, Joshua G.. Ottawa. 111. Two- wheeled vehicle
Gay, William A.. Touaw.anda, N. Y. Musical toy -
Gay. William P. (See Bell and Gay.)
Gaylord, Frederick L. (See Peek and Gaylord.)
Gaylord, Frederick L., H al. (See Vandercook, Frank E., assignor.)
Gazaillc, Henry. Manchester, N. H. Cash-transmitier -
Gear, Giles F.." Cleveland. Ohio. Car-axle box
Gear.v, John H.. Chicago. 111., assignor to AY. H. Sanford, Detroit, Mich. Mail-pouch
Gedney, James W., New York, N. Y. Feed-bag
> edney, James W.. New York, N. Y. Feed-bag
Gee, Chailes E., assignoi- of one-half to AY. W. Carey, Lowell. Mass Self-lubricating bear-
ing
Geer, George. Peterborough, N. H. Potato-parer -
Geer, Shnbael. (See Hafner ami Geer.)
Geeitz. Charles, Brooklyn, N. Y. Window-shade attachment
Geertz. Charles. Brooklyn. N. Y. Lambrequin-.sbade -
Geesbergen, Jean F., and A. G6ruzet, Brussels, Belgium. Photographer's electric retouch-
ing device
Gehrckens, Carl 0., Hamburg. German v. Driving-belt
Gehring, Gustav. Landshut, Bavaria, Gemiany. Overlaying or decorating objects made of
metal, glass. &c -
Gobrs. Oscar H.. Marine. 111. Paper tile or holder ,
fieib. Fredrich, Buffalo. N. Y. Concrete pavement
Geiger, Conrad J., Ashley, 111. Fruit-drier
Geiger, Henry, Fox Lake, Wis. Scalding-tank
Geiger, Leonard, Hudson. N. Y. Making projectiles -
Geiger, Leonard, Hudson. N. Y. Projectile -
Gcisler, Robert, assignor to Knauth & Co.. Leipsic, Germany. Umbrella
Geiss, Adolph. (Sec^ Bicelow and Geiss.)
Geissenhainer. Charles P., assignor to F. S. Bissell. Pittsburg. Pa. Portable range
Geissler. Friedrich, assigooi- to F. Siemens, Dresden, Saxony, Germany. Gaa-regnlator. . .
Gelvin, John, Mercer, Pa. Vehicle-spring : -
Gemmill, .Tohn. et al. (See Campbell, Solon 0., assignor.)
Gendron Iron Wheel Company. (See Geudron, Peter, a.ssiguor.)
Gendron. Peter, a.ssignor to (xcndron Iron AVheel Company, Toledo, Ohio. Tire for wagon-
wtieels
Gendron. Peter, assignor to Gendron Iron Wheel Company, Toledo, Ohio. Wagon run-
ning-gear - - -
Gendron. Peter, assignor to Gendron Iron Wheel Company, Toledo, Ohio. Velocipede-
treadle - -
Genese, David, Baltimore, Md. Flexible airtight eye-guard
No.
10,434
10,435
2!)2,743
292,744
294,030
301.58.5
305. 0C9
297,377
305.913
298,190
294.988
294,989
291.503
291,504
307,288
307,289
308,1. '53
301.980
303,721
305,172
297,782
299,375
298,743
300,3.57
300,358
307,638
297,924
.302,478
291,,505
302,479
310 131
301.354
299,775
292.298
302,392
303,832
292,645
298,077
305,748
308.961
293.004
296,553
D.ate.
308.838
292,554
300,062
300,063
302.836
309,708
310.042
304,817
300.5f'3
295.382
303,635
306,738
.306,739
302,123
300,064
309,041
302,997
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Feb. 20
Jnlv 8
Sept. 16
Apr. 22
Sept. 30
May 6
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Nov. 18
July 15
Aug. 19
Sept. 16
Apr. 29
May 27
May 20
June 17
June 17
Nov. 4
Apr. 29
July 22
Jan. 8
July 22
Dec. 30
July 1
June 3
Jan. 22
July 22
Aug. 19
Jan. 29
May 0
Sept. 30
Dec. 9
Feb. 5
Apr. 8
Dec. 2
Jan. 29
June 10
June 10
Jnly 29
Dec. 23
Dec. 30
Sept. 9
June 17
Mar. 18
Aug. 19
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
July 15
.Tune 10
Dec. 9
Aug. 5
Monthly
volume.
p.
CO
1058
1062
2204
2208
1605
056
1017
1874
2124
295
798
798
617
619
1609
1672
949
IKil
1065
1156
2408
1767
992
1112
1113
289
2571
1800
620
1800
2052
3.55
353
1GI5
1695
1204
2075
144
1915
520
281
841
352
1961
705
706
2274
1503
1928
683
1398
1319
963
917
918
1335
C27fi
(277
301
302
78
705
493
(174
I 175
493
550
98
90
452
465
330
577
36
533
137
78
233
92
547
192
192
623
408
187
307
C263
1264
244
244
369
707 i 192
631 166
156 44
294,481
298,078
Mar. 4 ! 154
May 6 ! 146
42
37
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Gazette.
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C296
^297
297
(614
\ 615
615
446
182
278
509
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70
221
221
174
174
447
447
260
321
291
316
658
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26
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28
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26
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26
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19C
423
423
748
127
1020
370
1235
.58 1
974
974
117
lis
3.H
.332
565
227
662
1046
476
886
729
1146
1147
424
509
351
118
351
1121
67
988
311
.332
688
399
.554
119(>
801
493
107
763
380
1063
1064
28 438
29 1001
£9 i 1099
28 952
27 I 1198
26 i 1080
^28
29
29
28
644
186
18G
260
27 I 1064
29 824
28 484
298,079
295,242
May 6 ; 147 ■ 37
Mar. 18 ; 1142 315
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
AlpJiabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
]Sro.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Genese, David, Baltimore, Md. Dental separating-wedge
Genese, David, assignor of one-lialf to Dickey, Tansley & Co., Baltimore, Md.
Kespi-
rator .
Geneste, Eugene P., Paris. France. Portable bakc-oven
GonncTt, Emile F., Brooklyn, assignor to E. P. Gleason Manufacturing Company, New
York, N. Y. Globe and shade holder
Gent, .foseph F., Columbus, Ind. Making grits
Gent, .Toseph F., Columbus, Ind. Making gei'mlcss cornmeal
Gent, Joseph F., Columbus, Ind. Art of "extracting germs from ground cereals and ma-
chine used in practicing said art
Gent, .Toseph F., Columbus, Ind. Making a product from Indian com known as ceroa-
line -. -
Gentncr, A. Henry. (See Emery and Gentner.)
George, Emanuel M., Three Rivers, Mich. Mechanical movement
309,709
301,111
296,284
George, Joseph A. (See Thompson and George.)
George, Nathan M. . Danbury, Conn. Car-axle box
Gerald, Amos F., Fairfield. Me., assignor to Gerald Sewing Machine Cabinet Company,
Now York, N. Y. S'jstaining dowel-pins or hingo-pina
Gerald Sewing Machine Cabinet Company. (See (Jerald, Amos F., assignor.)
Gerard, D. W., et al. (See Yaryan, Harvey B., assignor )
G6rard, John, assignor to Landers, Frary & Clark. New Britain, Conn. Inkstand
Gorardy, Peter, and "W. W. Rote, Carter Cx'eek, Kans. "Washing-machine
Gere, Theodore D., Owego, N. Y. Grain-drill
Gere, Theodore D., Owego, N. Y., and B. Mallby, Cleveland, Ohio. Wheel-harrow
Gerhardt, Henry H. (See Milnor and (jerhardt.'i
Geriko, Hugo, assignor to C. Wittkow.sky, Berlin, Germany. Manufacturing par<^uets for
floorln s and other articles '. . . .
Geritt, Thomas, Kenosha, Wis. Car-coupling
Gjsrlach, Rudolph P., and F. Stahl, Cleveland, Ohio. Saw-tooth
Gerling, C. Fredrick, Cleveland, Ohio, Broom
German, Francis M., Bonham , Tex. Quilting-fiamo
German, Jacob G., assignor to W. N. Ford, St. Marj^'s, Ontario, Canada. Wrought-iron
fence-post
Germeyer, William S., and J. A. Durnin, Cailisle, Pa. Lubricator
Gerow" Joseph tJ., Brooklyn, N. Y. Cbain-bar
Gerrish, George F., New York. N. Y. Pencil .sharpener and case
Gerry, Allston, trustee. (See Rapp, Almii-e H., assignor.)
G6rvizet, Alfred. (See Geesbcrgen and G6ruzet.)
Gorvin, Alfred L. (See HardenJann and Grrvin.)
Gessner, Maximillion J. , San Francisco, Cal. Straw-carrier for thrashing-machines
Gesswein, Frederick W. (See Kinder, Julius, assignor.)
Getchell, Ellen S., assignor to A. M. Coudrcy, Boston, Mass. Book-cover
Getchell, George W., Brewer, Me. Feed-water alarm
Getchell, Seth S,, Woonsocket, R. I., assignor to G. Draper & Sons. Oil-can
Getman, Henry W., Hion, N. Y. Horse-rake -
301,112
302,198
302,199
302,200
304,722
291,893
299,129
293,646
,303,833
302,532
291.183
292,214
308.313
300,245
,303. 997
:;o.).':e6
309,042
2fi9 C22
294.31,'-)
297.783
305,173
297.594
Getten, Albert C, Chicago, HI. Drying-machine
(Jetty, Fred I., and F. Dickinson, Geneva, Ohio. Machini.sfs tool
CJetz", P. Charles, Philadelphia, Pa. Garment-fastener
Geyer, Adam, el al. (See Hirschman, George, assignor.)
Geyei'. Philipp, rt al. (See Hirschman, George, assignor.)
Gh'ezzi, Romeo E., New York, N. Y. Stencil-plate
Giant Powder Coi^ipany. (See Hardy, Orlando B., assignor.)
Gibbon, Haimiou jl!.. Tiffin, Ohio. Vehicle-axle nut
Gibbons, David, assignor of two-thirds to A. Hagee and E. Thompson, Joppa, Ind. Weather-
strip
295.990
302.245
239,409
298,960
305,914
293,647
302, 124
Gibbons, John, assignor to Union Hardware Manufacturing Company, West Troy, N. Y.
Snap-hook
Gibbons, John, assignor to Union Hardware Manufacturing Comijany. West Troy, N. Y.^
Ropc-haltor buckle , ' .' ^
Gibbons, John, assignor to Union Hardware Manufacturing Company, West Troy, N. Y.
Rope-halter buckle '.
Gibbons, John, assignor to Union Hardware Manufacturing Company, West Troy, N. Y.
Halter-strap fastening '
CJibbons, John, assignor to Union Hardware Manufacturing Company, West Troy, N. Y.
Double snap-hook for harness !
Gibbons, John, assignor to Union Hardware Manufacturing Company, West Troy, N, Y.
Ilalter-trimnun
Gibbons, John, assignor to Meneely Hardware Company, West Troy, N. Y. Breast-
chain
290,327
300,905
296,1.58
292,164
296,328
296,329
297,983
300,065
300,461
Gibbons, John, West Troy, and G. R. Menocly, Albany, N. Y. Oiler for car-axles -
Gibbons, John F. (See Liebig and Gibbons ) '
Gibbons, Thomas J., assignor of one-half to T. Jones, Union City, Ind. Two.- wheeled vehi-
cle.
301 ,491
301,860
Gibbs. Charles E., Orange, Mass. Water-wheel governor
Gibbs, Edwin H., New York. N. Y. Hollow suppository
Gibbs, Jacob S. (See Richardson and Gibb.^.)
Gibbs, Jacob S., Bridgeport, Conn., assignor to United States Box Machine Company, New
York, N. Y. Box -making machine -
Gibbs, John D. (See Gaulard and Gibbs.)
Gibbs, Lewis, Canton. Ohio. Sulky-plow -
Gibbs, Samuel. (See Whltmore and Feolv, assignors.)
Gibbs, wniiam E., Elizabeth, N. J., and C. G. Otis, Brooklyu, N. Y. Manufacture of
soa^i
Gibbs,
Gibbs,
Gibson
(5ibson
Gribson,
(Jibson
burg,
Gibson
Gibson,
William F. (See Taber and Gibbs.)
William W., et al. (See Johnston, James J., assignor.)
, Abram, Hugbesvillo, Mont. Ter. Sraelting-furnace
, C. C. (See Stewart, William H., assignor.)
Edward T., Minneapolis, Minn. Tov monov-safe
George, assignor to himself, W. P. Dilwortb, W, M, Lyon, J, M. Ticrn,in, Pitt.s-
II., I., H., Jr., and L. Klober, Allegheny, Pa, Decorticating-maehino
Hannah Z,, Oberlin, Ohio. Egg-beater
Jacob F., Springvale, Va. Combined lamp and foot- wanner for vehicles
303,423
307,758
301,355
297,925
310,043
291,329
299,534
30.5, .587
308,839
293.048
301,713
Dec. 2'3
July 1
Apr. 1
Julv 1
July 15
July 15
July 15
Sept. 9
Jan. 15
May 27
Feb. 19
Aug. 19
July 22
Jaii. 1
Jan. 22
Not. 18
Juno 10
Ausr. 26
Aug, 20
Dec. 9
June 3
Feb. 20
Apr. 29
Sept. 16
Apr. 29
A pr. 1
Jnlv 22
May 27
May 20
Sept. 30
Feb. 19
Julv 15
Apr. 8
June 24
Apr. 1
Jan. 22
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
May 6
June 10
June 17
July 8
July 15
Aug. 12
Nov. 11
July 1
Apr. 29
Dec. 30
Jan. 1
Juno 3
Sept. 23
Dec. 2
Feb. 19
July 8
1504
45
490
46
1432
1433
1434
573
1109
1475
1101
1205
1876
215
1508
1164
956
1425
1780
032
.516
1990
2409
1157
2170
131
14"3
1883
1266
2125
1102
1335
552
1877
313
14,34
553
554
24
709
1244
543
1043
085
44.5
:-,5G
2574
1929
391
37
1G94
353
1103
817
409
12
137
12
398
f 309
^310
424
305
331
514
59, to
423
258
393
486
167
137
544
658
316
592
38
414
511
C3fi0
) 361
589
306
369
153
510
90
402
;i.53
;154
154
7
193
340
147
280
1S8
124
98
706
519
109
10
470
92, 93
300
224
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
109
Name, rosidenco, and invention.
Gibson, .Tames R. (See Gromids and Gibson.)
Gibson, Lyman B., South Addison, assignor of one-half to P. Evans, Campbell, Jf. Y.
Stump-extractor
Gibson, William, Adamsvillo, Quebec, Canada. Tie for securing bags, bales, &c
Giddinss, Alfred, e( oi. (Sec Stanton, Lafayette . I., assignor.)
Giddinas, Thomas, AVillianisport, I'a. Ann and tinger guide for pianos and organs
Gier, Henry W.. and F. T. P'incke. Siaol. 111. End-gare for wa^ions
Gift'ard, Falconor, assiguorof three-fourths to W. Penrose and S. McNeill, Uurlingtou. Iowa.
C:irtridge decapper, recapper, and reloadei-
Gilford, Franklin, sissignor to J. G. Jacobs and C. Hanika, Springfield, Ohio. Plitching-
block .
, assignor of one-half to L. Krull and F. "W. Ealph, Springfield, Ohio.
, assignor to L. Bagger and A. Peterson, Wasbing-
Gift'ord. Franklin,
Hitchiug-block
Gifford. Harry E., New Bedford, Mass.
ton, D. C. Skatc-roUcr
Gittbrd, John H., Springfield. Mass. Ink-well
Gifford, Leonard G. (See "Wilson and Gifford.)
Giflbrd, ilelvin B. (See Templeton, William E., assignor.)
Gifford, Walter C. Brooks, Mich. Tyeathcr and cloth varui.sh
Gilbert, Adelbert L., Milwaukee, "Wis. Combined necklie and collar-button
Gilbert, Chsirles M., Milwaukee, "Wis., assignor to Hichmond Manufacturing Company,
Lockport. N. Y. Grain-scourer ". .,
(Jilbert, Edmund D. (See Gordon, "William J., assignor.)
Gilbeit, Edmund D. (See Gordon and Gilbert.)
Gilbert, Edwin. Georgetown, assignor of two-thirds to H. I. Hoyt, Korwalk, Conn., and
S. J. Gordon. Springfield, Mass. Construction of buildings ... -
Gilbert, James, Liberty, Ohio. Mole-trap
(lilbert, James "W., Hoboken, Ala. Motor for light machinery
Gilbert, Jean B., ActonviUe. ctrauty ofBagot, Canada. Shutlle- threading device
Gilbert, .John 0., Houston, Tex. Oscillating enariiie ."
Gilbert, John S., New York, N. Y. Wash-basin plug
Gilbert, Solomon P., St. Clair, Mich Low- water al.arm for boilers -
Gilbert, Thomas, London, England. Sighting attachment for lire-arms
Gilbert, Thomas S., assignor to Mayer, Strouse & Co , New Haven, (Jonn. Corset
Gilbert, ThomHS S., assignor to Mayer, Strouse & Co., New Haven, Conn. Corset -. .
Gilbert, William H., Philadelphia, Pa., as.signor to United States Automatic Button-Hole
Sewing Machine Company, Camden, N. J. Button-hole attachment for sewing-ma-
chines —
Gilchrist, Daniel ■!., Pittsburg, Pa. Dredger
Gilchrist, Harry E.. Oneonta, N. Y. Bnrrel truck and elevator
Gilchrist. John D., Ishpeming, Mi(di Electric hell and annunciator -
Giles, Charles K., Chica.go, 111. "Watch-case -
Giles, Chailes K., Chicago, 111. Lining for watch-cases ,
Giles, Charles K., Chicago, 111. Comluned dust-proof box and case for watches
Giles, Edwiu L. (See Ha.vden and Giles.)
Giles, Edwin L., Lowell, Mass. Conductor for store-service carriers
(Jiles, Edwiu L., Lowell, Mass. Attaching tassels, pulls, &c., to cords
Giles, Edwin L., Lowell, assignortoLamsonCashEailwayCom];any, Boston, Mass. Store-
service switch -
Giles, Edwin L., Lowell, Mass., assignor to Lamsou Cash Kailway Company. Track for
store-service apparatus
Giles, J. Edwin, Hazleton. Pa. Electrical extension-bracket
Giles. William, Mount Olive, HI. Safetv-catch for elevators
Gilfillan, Essington N., and S. P. McKelvey, St. Louis, Mo.; said McKclvey assi,gnor to
said Gilfillan. Stone-dressing machine -
Gilfillan, .James, et al. (See Herzo.g. Moritz, a.ssi.gnor.)
Gilfillan, "William, assignor to Sargent & Co., New Haven, Conn. Hinge -
Gilgour, .lohn, Columbus, Ind. Nut-lock -
Gilke.v, Patrick H. (See Starr, Isaac, assignor.)
Gill, John E., Franklin, Pa. Lnbricating-oil ..-
Gill, John L.. .Jr., assismor to P. E. Gill, Alleeheny, Pa. Dumping-ear -..
Gill, Phcehe E. (See Gill, John L.. .Tr.. assignor.)'
Gillen, Patrick, London, county of Middlesex, England. Apparatus for the gradual reduc-i
tion of grain *
Gillespie, Benjamin F.. et al. (See Buck, Merrick Y., assignor.)
(jrillespie, James E., Warwick, N. Y. Supporting and operating chemical fire-extinguish-
No.
i07.0:!8
291,184
aill.lilSO
294,665
296,7;'9
.'102,125
:!05,915
297,378
297,515
298,458
Gillespie, James E., Warwick, N. Y. Hose-nozzle.
Gillespie Tool Company. (See Cain, John, assignor.)
Gillet, Alexis F.. Burlington Junction. Mo. Sulky cornstalk-cutter
Gillett, Eugene E.. Western Union, Wis. Weathei -strip
(jillett, Webster, Flushing, N. Y., assignor to Atlantic and Pacific Telephone Company,
vSaco, Me. Telephone - - -
Gillette, Horace L., et al. (See Tiffany. Albert K., assignor.)
Gillette, King C, assignor to J. L. Spofford, New York, N. Y. Combined faucet and tap
valve -
Gillette, William H., Hartford, Conn. Time-stamp ---
Gillette, William H., Hartford, Conn. Time-stamp -
Gillette, William H., Hartford, Conn. Time-stamp
Gillham, Eobert. (See Brisbane and Gillhara.)
Gillham, Kobert, Kansas Citv, ^lo. Pneumatic carrier
Gillham, Robert, Kansas City, Mo. Pneumatic carrier
Gillham, Robert, assignor to' Pneumatic Carrier Company, Kansas City, Mo.
Pneumatic
Gilliland. Edward I.. Salt Lick, Pa. Bag and twine holder ..-
Gilliland, Ezra T., Indianapolis, Ind., assignor to Western Electiic Com])any, Chica.go, 111.
Driving-srear for masneto-electric machines
Gilliland, Ezra T., Indianapolis, Ind., assignor to Westein Electric Company, Chicago, lU.
Telephone apparatus
Gillilanil, Ezra T., Indianapolis, Ind., assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, 111.
Telephone aiiiiaratus - -
Gilliland. Ezra T., assignor to American Bell Telephone Company, Boston, Mass. Tele-
phone circuit and apparatus
293,159
.100,861
305,445
295.997
304,723
294,219
306,603
302.99*^
309,342
293,446
309,385
306.604
298.573
a98.4."i9
298.080
293,860
293.861
308,840
301.227
301.492
299,130
303.505
293.318
301,586
294,866
292.005
296,948
296,159
305,384
307,386
297.087
301.228
302,393
295,537
296,829
294.610
300,966
302,559
309,537
Date.
303.835
303,836
303.834 :
302,394 I
293.160 !
I
293.161 ;
293,162
306,238
Oct. 21
Jan. 1
Jan. I
Mar. 25
Mar. 11
Apr. 15
July 15
Sept. 30
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
May 13
Feb. 5
June 24
Sept. 23
Apr. 1
Sept. 9
Feb. 26
Oct. 14
Aug. 5
Dec. 16
Feb. 12
Dec. 16
Oct. 14
May 13
Mav 13
May 6
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Dec. 2
July 1
July 8
May 27
Aug. 12
Feb. 12
July 8
Mar. 11
Jan. 15
Apr. 15
Apr. 1
Sept. 16
Oct. 28
Apr. 29
July 1
July 22
Mar. 25
Apr. 15
Mar. 4
June 24
July 29
Dec. 23
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
July 22
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Oct. 7
Monthly
volume.
1308
216
392
1792
647
1064
1336
2129
1874
2050
632
485
1759
1501
131
573
1871
743
157
1039
873
1089
743
768
633
147
1396
1398
356
193
543
1470
779
713
657
648
1249
1323
314
1424
1801
349
60
110
497
180
300
369
589
509
160
1.30
479
415
38
156
511
195
44
276
236
291
195
215
180
37
386
387
93
52
147
424
213
191
183
180
349
367
90
395
;484
1485
2294 I 624
194
1696
1519
1177
331
1878
1917
1277
1208
1209
1206
1698
487
488
491
271
52
465
419
330
92
516
526
C345
)346
.331
332
331
465
130
131
131
73,74
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Gazette.
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26
27
28
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27
28
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36
27
26
27
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39
71
1171
947
217
261
1236
370
402
654
527
1268
1114
27
931
790
144
484
908
601
918
144
6-0
654
.554
701
701
764
38
106
831
605
571
127
947
240
264
61
1093
355
455
39
332
1122
237
8a5
1290
377
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28
28
28
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689
689
332
527
527
528
50
110
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and inTention.
Gillilaiid, EzraT., ass5ignor to American Boll Telephone Company, Boston, Mass. Tele-
phone-ciicuit -
Gilliland, Ezra T., assignor to American Boll Telephone Company, Boston, Mass. Metal-
lic-circuit telephone system
Gilliland, Ezra T.. assignor to American Bell Telephone Company, Boston, Mass. Mtilti-
ple-ciicnit changer
Gilliland, Ezra T., assignor to American Bell Telephone Company, Boston, Mass. Mag-
neto-electiic machine lor telephone-signaling
Gilliland, EzraT., assignor to American Bell Telephone Company, Boston, Mass. Elec-
trical circnit protector -
Gilliland, James F., assignor to J. B. Bennett and A. B. Meyer, Indianapolis, Tnd. Insu-
lator for line-wires of mechanical telephones
Gillmore, Freeman C, Chicago, 111. Car-seal '
Gillon, Louis, Les Lilas, near Paris, France. Machine for carding buttons by electricity .
Gilman, Ambrose, Shelburne, Ma.ss. Toy pi.stol
Gilnian, Charles A., assignor to Nfew Enterprise Edge Trimmer Company, "Worcester, Mass.
Cutter-head
Gilnian, Charles C, Eldora, Iowa. Combined fire-proof elevator and voutilating-shaft
Gilman, Charles W., and R. Weiker. Midfield, Mass. Hat-roll-pressing machine
Gilnian Veitical Pi ess Company. (See Richards. Francis H., assignoi.)
Gilman, Willard H., Boston, Mass.. assignor to Challenge Lettei' File Company, Concord,
N. H. Letter-file-
Gilman, Willard H., and D. E. Kempster, Boston, Mass. Type-writing machine
Gilmer, William C, Oakdale, Cal. .Sash-cord guide
Gilmore, Albert W., Chicago, 111. Car-roofing
Gilmore, Frank G. (See IViadeira, George, as.signor.)
Gilmore, George W., Webster, Pa. Bilge- water alarm
Gilmore, -Tamos S., Philadelphia, Pa. Lathe-chuck -
Gilmore. W:ilter L., and T. Fleming. Cleveland, Ohio. Rocking water gxate
Gilmore, Willis B . Minneapolis, Minn. Screw-driver
Gilniour, George W., Nevada, assignor, by mesne assignments, to .1. W. Branch, St. Louis,
Mo. Post-hole auger
Gilson, Henry E., Somerville, Mass. Trunk
Crimonpz, Leon, and G. Yrigoyen, Pampeluna, Spain. Composition for rendeiing wood, &c.,
incombustible
Gius>ras. Timothy, Buffalo, N. Y. Trunk-handle
Ginn, William E., Woodben-y, Md. Suit-hanger
Ginna, Steplen A., et nl., exocntors. (See Barclay, Robert.)
Ginther, Henry S., assisnor of one-half to F. T. Phillips, Olney, HI. Splitting-gage
Giovannini. Philip, San Franci.sco. Cal. Gate or valve
Girardot, Alfred. (See Carrai'a, Antonio, assignor.)
Giraud, jean, Candebec-les-Elbeuf France. Clamp
Gissiuger, Samuel, a.ssignor to J. H. Noble. Pittsburg, Pa. Lock-nut
Gi.s.singer, Samuel, Pittsburg, assignor to .1. H. Noble, Hulton, Pa. Nut
Gitliens, (jcorge M., B;()oklyn, N. Y. Tiipod for rock-drills
Git lions, George M., Brooklin, N. Y. Clamp for steam rock-drills
Gitliens, George M.. Brooklyn. N. Y. Rock-drill
Given, Joshua L.. Philadelphia, Pa. Skid way
Gjers, John, Middlesbrough, in the North Riding, county of York, England. Apjiaratus
for equalizing the temperature of steel ingots :
Gjers, John, Miililloslii'dugh, in the North Riding, county of York, England. Apparatus
t'lW equalizing t be tom|ioniture of steel ingots
Gjers, ./oliu, Midillosbrough, in tho North Riding, county of York, England. Apparatus
for equalizing the temperature of steel ingots . . .•
Gjers, John, Middlesbrough, in the Noi'th Riding, county of York, England. Apparatus
for equalizing flio teMiponituvo of .steel ingots
Gjers, John, MiddloslinniLili, in the North Riding, County of York, England. Aiiparatus
for equalizing the ti'inpeiuture of ste 1 ingots '.
Gjers, John, Middlesbrough, in the North Riding, county of York, England. Apparatus
for equalizing the temperature of steel ingots
Gladding. George S., Chester, Conn. Brush .
Glailhill', William G. (See Simp.son and Gladhill.)
Gladnian, Mahlon B.. Hopkins, Mo. Sash-balance -
Ghulney, Robert I). , McCondy. Miss. Separator for peas, &c
Glaeser, Frederick A., Stratford, county of Essex, England. Apparatus for varnishing
cans
Glanvillo, Conrad F., assignor of one-half to W. H. Yeo, San Franci-sco, Cal. Bottom for
boots or shoos
Glasor, .Tohn C, and C. A. Cummings. Montioollo. Iowa. Traco-oarrior
Glass, Walter, assignor to S. Bergmann and E. H. Johnson, New Yojk, N. Y. Electric^
cigar-lighter S
Glazier, George W., Salem, and J. B. Rollins, Lynn, Mass. Paper-box scoring and folding
machine . . -
Gleason, Albert H., Wabash, Ind. Wason-tongue support
Glea.son & Allen. (See Gleason, Louis C assignor.)
Gleason. Franklin A., Brooklyn, as.signor of one-half to .1. H. Swartz, Oyster Bay, N. Y.
Dynamometer
Gleason, .Joseph J., Now York, N. Y. Automatic billiard-register
Gleason, Louis C, assignor to Gleason & Allen. Terryville, Conn. Bplt-fastener
Gleason Manufacturing Company, E. P. (See Gennert, Emile F., a.ssignor.)
Glfason, Rolliu H., Egan, Dak. Ter. Hniversal joint
Gleason, Thomas E., AYashington, D. C. Slido-valve indicator
Gleason. William. Rochester, N. Y. Belt-shifter for iron-planors ,
Glen Cove Manufacturing Company. (See Duryea. Wright, assignor.)
Glen Cove Slanufacturing Compan.y. (See Grimm, Paul H., assignor.;
Glenn, James M., Cincinnati, Ohio.' Iron paving- brick
Glenn, Lawrence. (See Leonard and Glenn.)
Glenn, Martin. (See Stearman, Arehable E., assignor.)
Glenn, William H., Kirksville, Mo. Fire-escape
Glickraan, David, assignor of one-half to J. Nordman, San .Francisco, Cal. Fastening for
bows of watch-cases
Glines, Horace, Bridgeport, Conn. Device for stretching boots and shoes
No.
300,23.')
300,240
306,241
307,290
307,039
296.330
301.113
290,401
297,379
303,147
304,310
297,984
300,594
.309,780
290.8:i0
293,447
291,711
29.^.028
304,09.')
300,237
308.3.^4
293,005
30,5,174
302,999
301,350
295,029
295,998
299.770
298,842
2'>8,e43
307,040
307,041
307,042
299,370
29r,044
291,045
291,046
291.047
291,048
291,331
302,201
295,030
298,299
309,343
298.844
304,. 522
307,759
306.824
291,332
294..377
301,714
300,740
308,355
307,. 538
301,054
294,011
291,333
300,706
293,448
Date.
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Oct. 7
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Oct. 28
Nov. 4
Apr. 8
Julv 1
Apr. 8
Apr. 22
Aug. 5
Sept. 2
May 6
June 17
Dec. 23
Apr. 15
I'eb. 12
Jan. 8
Mai-. 25
Aug. 26
Oct." 7
Nov. 25
Feb. 5
Sept. 16
Aug. 5
July 1
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May 20
May 20
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Nov. 4
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May 27
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Mar. 25
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Dec. 16
May 20
So]('t. 2
Nov. 11
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Jan.
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July 8
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Feb. 12
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282
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357
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1109
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UNITED STATE T PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Ill
Name, lesidence, and inveDtion.
Gliuicke. Fianz. (Seo Scliueider, Max, assi^rnor.)
Globo Capsule Company et al. (See Krchbicl, John, assignor.)
filobe Company. (See'Berney, Alfred, assignor.)
filol)e Files Company. (See .Tenkins, John M.. as.signor.)
Globe Files Company. (See ?fauerth, George V., a.ssignor.)
(rlobe Iron "Works. (See Dyer, James M., assignor.)
Globe Manufacturing Company. (Sec Hewson, Eohert, assignor.)
Globe Tobacco Company. (See Kaufniaun. Barnard A., assignor.)
Glover. Alexander. (See Tucker, Ilenry S., assignor.)
Glover, Cailos W.. Boston, Mass.. assignor, by mesne assignments, to .J. T. Waring Hat
Sizing Machine (Company, Kewarlc, N. J. Eoller for hat body felting and sizing machines
Glover, Charles, Hartford, Conn. Screw-cutting machine
Glover, Henry, assignor of one-fourth to F. Bebee, Brooklyn, N. T. Isometer or dynamic
.sector -
Glover, .Tames H., Detroit, Mich. Capsule-machine
Glover, .Joseph, Paterscm, Jf. J Beef-cutter
Glover. Robert, Leominster. Mass. Machine for bending boot and shoe counters
Glover, "Wilson. (See Koxhurgh and Glover.)
Glynn. "William. Montpelier. Vt. Machine for catting candy
Gniehlin, Paul, New York, If. T. Key-iail for pianos and organs
Gochnauei-. Joseph S., A bliottstown. Pa. Horse hay-fork _
Godd.ird, (-alvin L., Xew York. N". Y. Self-feeder for carding-machines
Croddard. Charles Y. (See Beach. "William "W., assignor.)
Goddard. (Jharles V.. Brooklyn, iC. Y. Button
Goddard. Sila.s "W. (See Layng. George, as.signor.)
Goddard. Silas "W., et al. (See Fowler. George, assignor.-)
Goddard. "William. Xewark, X. J. Article of knitted or woven wear
Goddu, Louis, "Winchester, Mass. Metal post for wire fences
Goddu. Louis, "Winchester, Mass. Machine for inseitiug metallic fastenings
Goddu. Louis. "Winchest"r, Mass. Pawl for sole-sewing machines
Godes. Nicholas. (See Koch. Philippe, assignor.)
Goilfrey. Charles E., et al. (See Bnxy, Monis P , assignor.)
Godfiey, Cornelius, East "Williston, X. Y. App.aTatiis for utilizing waste heat of kilns in
generating steam
Godfrey, Nicholas W., Northport, N. Y. Sand and gravel excavator, separator, and assorter
Godfrey. "Nicholas W.. Northport, N. Y. "Water-proof.joumal-bearing
Godley. George F. (See "Whittaker and Godley.)
Godley. George F., Philadelphia. Pa. Si)riug-niotor
(iodley, George F., Philadelphia, Pa. Spriiig-niotor
No.
Godsal, Philip T., Eton, county of Buckingham, England. Bieecli-loading fire-arm
Goebel. Christian H.. Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Goehel Sectional Electric TJnderirround
and Pneumatic Delivery, Company, of New Jersey. Underground conduit for electric
wires - -
Goebel. Christian H. , Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Goel'cl Sect ional Electric Underground
and Pneumatic Delivery Company, of New Jersey. Conduit for electric wires
Goebel. Christian H., Philadelphia, Pa., .issignor to Goebel Sectional Electric Underground
and Pneumatic Delivery Company, of New .Jersey. Electric cut-off
Goebel. Christian H., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Goehel Sectional Electric Underground
and Pneumatic Delivery Company, of New Jersey. Underground conduit for electric
wires and pneumatic tube combined
Goebel Sectional Electric Undeiground and Pneumatic Delivery Company. (See Goebel,
Christian H., as.signor.)
Goehning. Eduard, Stuttgart, Germany. Propelling aerial and marine vessels
Goering, Jacob, Brooklyn, N. Y. Sewing-maehinc --
(>oertz, August, Newark, N. J. Satchel or hag frame - - -
Goert z. August. Newark. N. J. Bag-lock 1
(3-oetz, George "W. (See Wellman and Goetz.)
Goetz. Henrv. (See Liljeholm, Nils P., assignor.)
Goff. Daniel." (See Mor'ell and Goff.)
Goff, Lvman B., trustee. (See Thatcher and Johnson, assignors.)
Goftc. Heniy A., Albany, N. Y. Toy doll
Goforth, William. Windsor, Mo. Sash-fastener
(joforth Window Company. (See Blodgelt. Henry L., assignor.)
Gogin, George W. (See Biu'tou, William T., assignor.)
Gogin, liichard. Pine River. Wis. Well-tube - -
Gold and Stock Telegraph Company. (See Pope and Edison, a-«signors.) (Reissue.)
Gold and Stock Telegraph Company. (See Smith, John E., assignor.)
Gold. Edward E., New "STork. N. Y. Heating apparatus
Goldbacher, Ernest, New Yoi k, N. Y. Eyeglasses -
Goldbacher, .Joseph N., New York, N. Y. Leggin
Goldberg. Heniy. H al. (See Mallon, .James, assignor.)
Goldberg, Max, Milwaukee. Wis. Apparatus for administering medicated baths
Golden, -John P. (See Golden, Theodore E. and J. P.)
Golden. Theodore E. and .1. 1'.. Columbus. Ga. Shaft-coupling ---
Goldeu. Thomas. New York, N. Y. Quarter-hoot - -
0 Oldenburg. William F. (See Boyd and G Oldenburg.)
Goldie & McCulloch. (See Edmon.son, Eli S.. assignor.)
Goldie, William, ATest Bay City, assignor of one half to D. H. Jerome, Saginaw, Mich.
Railwav-spike -
rr()lding.& Co. (See Wiley, Philip W., assignor.)
Golding, .John F., Chicago, HI. Slashed metallic screening
Goldmg, William, New Orleans. La. Steam-engine
Golding. William H.. Chelsea. Mass. ComposluL'-stick
Goldman. Albeit^ Hoboken, N. .J Apparalvis for the manufacture of cream of tartar
^ ' .Marm-clock
Sprinkler and atomi7er
Y. t!ap or otheT' head-covering
itfln, 1). ('.. Bench-plane
292,111
298,8-15
303.928
a97,3i:'0
294,031
292,646
303,429
295.383
298, .'")74
295,243
306,479
294,779
295.918
301.114
301,493
297,381
294,867
296,554
299,978
299.979
! 297,784
297,926
297,927
297,928
297,929
302,39.'>
30.5.301
303.722
308,664
294.868
296,402
305,916
309,299
298,744
295,.538
300,246
297,985
310,044
300,066
Date.
Goldman, Isaac S.. Pasadena. Cal.
Goldman, Moses, Pittsfield. Mass.
Goldmann, Philipp. New York. N.
Goldsborough, Arthur T., Washing
(joldsborough. Arthur T., W.a.shingtou. D. C. Bench-plane.
Goldsbrongh. Richai d A., el al. (Sec Upham, Artemus B., assignor.)
Goldsmith, Benjamin J., Saratoga Springs, N. Y. S.ish-fastener , . . . .
297.382
298.081
294.378
306.242
294,220
293,730
293,862
293.863
293,864
306.480
Jan. 15
May 20
Aug. 19
Apr. 22
Feb. 26
Jan. 29
Aug. 12
Mar. 18
Mav 13
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Oct. 14
Mar. 11
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July 1
July 8
Apr. 22
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Aug. 19
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167
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1044
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898
729
1122
1108
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1100
1064
371
555
838
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702
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
GoldvSmitb, Frederick E., Jacksonborough , Obio. Foldius poiiltry-coop
Goldsiuitb, Gr. A., et al, executors. (See Boman, Claes AT., assignor.)
Goldsmith, J. Mortimer, Boston, Mass. Valve
Goldsmith, J. Mortimer, Boston, Mass. Valve
Goldsmith, J. Mortimer, Boston, Mass. Valve
Goldsmith. Max. (SeeHcunscb, Rudolph.)
Goldtbwait, Abel G.. Troy, N. T. Drill-gage
Goll, George. (See Boericke and Gnll.)
Gollon. Frank G. (See Mullen, William .T., assignor.)
Goltstein. Tlw.ald. (SeeFarlo and Goltstein.)
Gombor, George W., Sybertsville, Pa., assignor to H. "W. Putnam, Bennington, Vt.
Fruit-
jar.
Gooch, Charles W., Boonsborongh, Iowa. Eoller-.skate
Gooch, Daniel W. (See Howell, Silas .T., assignor.)
Good, Francis H.. Philadeli>hia, Pa. Carpet-cleaner
Good, Israel F., New Village, N. J., assignor of one-half to C. M. Peters, Allentown, Pa.
Fire-escape
Goodall, Albert G. (See Crane, Wintbrop M., assinrnor.)
Goodall, Charles, San Francisco, Cal. Coffer-dam for screw-propeller sbips
Goodbody, AlhertG.. Louisville, Ky. Bindin i-post for electric conductors
Goodbodv, William. New York, N. Y. Envelope for mailing .samples, &c
Goode. William H. C, Sidney, (ihio. Eartli-soraper ,
Goodcll, Albert D.. assignor to Miller's Foll.s Company, Miller's Falls, Mass. Spokcshave
Goodell, Albert D., assignor to Miller's Falls Company. Miller's Falls, Mass. Spirit-level. .
Goodcll, Andrew S., assi.cmor to P. S imes, Eockford, 111. Machine for making eyebolts . .
Goodeil Company. (See Oaks. William A. C, as.signor.)
Goodell, George D., and T. B. Bent, Middletown. Conn. Eein-holder
Goodell, Henry C, Atchison, Kans. Eefrigerator-car
Goodell & AVa.ters. (See Pyoft, Louis T., assignor.)
Goodenongb. William i5., Newark, N. J. Portable folding parlor bowling-alley
Goodfollow, .lames T.. Troy. assi,snor to K. M. Cushraan, New York, N. Y. Iron car
Goodfellov,', .Tohn H., Troy, N. vr Implement for .setting button-fasteners
(Joodfellow, John H., Troy, N. Y. Automatic .store-service appirati^s :
GoodfcUow, .Tohn H., Troy, N. Y.. assignor to Heaton Button Fastener Company, Provi-
dence. E. I. Implement for sotting button-fastener staples
Goodfcllow, John II., Troy, N. Y., assignor to Heaton Button Fastener Company, Provi-
dence, E. I. Buttou-fastener
Goodfcllow, William, assignor of one-half to H. Hoflrnan, Jr., Soutb Norwalk, Conn. Toy
revolving bell
Goodfcllow, William, assignor of one-half to H. Hoffman, Jr., Soutb Norwalk, Conn. Com-
bined wbisk-broom receiver and match-hoUler
Goodhue, George J.. Jr., Stevens Point, Wis. Invalid-lift
Gooding, John K., New Ilaven. Conn. Pressui e-regulator
Gooding, John F.. assignor to Benton, Nichols & Co.. New Haven, Conn. Paper box
(ioodloe, Albeit T., WestHarpeth, Tenn. Lifting-jack
Goodloe, Green C, Washiniton. D. C. Horseshoe
(3-oodraan, Charles E., Hammond, lud. Apparatus for laying railway-tracks
Goodman, C'^arD., and P. J. Smith, Granby, ('ooti. Milking-stool ,
Goodman, George H., and J. B. Hunt, Otego, N. Y. Punch
Goodman. Hcni'^', "' al. (f-'ec Martinez. Eafael. asslsnor.)
Goodman, Henry M. (Si'e Goodman. John and H. M.)
(Joodraan, Isaac', and L. F. Winter, New York, N. Y. Cake and cracker machine
Goodman, .rohn and H. M. , Louisville, Ky. Electricity-gage
Goodman. AVilliam T.. Fulton, Cal. Two-wheeled vehicle
Goodnougb, .Tohn, Indianapolis, Ind. Walking-cultivator
Goodrich, Alphon.so, (See Bryan, Geonfre, assignor,)
(jroodrich, Harry C, Chicago, 111. EuQling attachment for sowing-machines
(jroortrioh, James T., Norwich, Conn. Fountain-pen
(5oodiicb, Joseph, Henry, 111. Tool for grasping and holding articles
Goodrich. Judsou A., Port Jervis, N. Y. Eailway-crossing -
(ioodridgo, James F., Boston, Mass. Fare-box
Goodridge, Jan;es F. . Boston, Ma.=s. Fare-bo.x
Goodridge. John C, Jr., New York, N. Y. Process of and device for the construction and
repair of tunnels and shafts
Goodson, D. Virgil, Bodie, Cal," Ore-pulverizer
Goodwillio, David, Oak Park, 111. Lumber-drier
Goodwin, Henry li., assignor of one-half to A. D. Swan, Lawrence, Mass. Telephone-
switch
Goodwin, Hiland W. (See Eobinson and Goodwin.)
(Joodwin, Julius C, and C. W. AVaricn, assignors to American Buttouholc, Overseaming
and Sewing Machine Company. Philadelphia, Pa. Tuck-raiiiker for sewing-machines . . .
Goodwin, Julius C.. and C. W. Warren, assignors to American Btittonhoh-, Overseaming
and Sewing Machine Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Tuck-marker for sewing-machines - - .
Goodwin, Levi H., Cincinnati, Ohio. Iron wheel
Goodwin, LeviH., assignor to Mosler Manufactuiing Company, Cincinnati, Obio. Fold-
ing wheelbarrow
Goodwin, Eichaid J. P., Manchester, N. H. Flexible carrier for pneumatic tubes ,
Goodwin, Thomas A., Camden, N. J. Hanging rack for brooms
Goodwm, William F., Stelton, N. J. Cut-off mechanism
Goodyear India Eubber Glove Man ufacturinfr Company. (See Smith and Collins, assignors.)
(loodyear. Watson A., New Haven, Conn. Heat and lire resistin.g valve
Goodyear, Watson A., New Haven, Conn. Apparatus for gi ading the particles of cru.sliod
stones, ores, &o
Goodyear, Watson A., New Haven, assignor of one-half to L. Ki'tobuiii, Saugatuck, Conn.
Apparatus for heating water, &c., for domestic and o! her purposes
Goodyear's Metallic Eubber Shoe Company. (See Lewis, George A., assignor.)
Goodyear's Metallic Eubber Shoe Company. (See Saunders, Emmett A., assignor.)
Goold, Herbert J. , Boscobel, Wis. Tamc-ieaf .support- , -"-
Gonne, William H., assignor of one-half to C. H. Wood, Chatham, Ontario, Canada. Knob
attachment
Gordon, Alexander. (See Eoberts, Thomas E., assignor.)
Gordon, Alexander, and G. T. Keiss, assignors to NUes Tool Works, Hamilton, Obio. Hy-
draulic press
300,595
291.506
293,240
297,986
303,368
Date.
295.244
307,643
310,045
309,141
303,000
296,160
"07,291
303,148
29.3,651
310.046
304,036
304,6.37
300,590
300,802
.308,034
292,482
297,087
295,539
297,785
298,575
307,715
292,801
298,687
299,777
301,881
291,990
291.049
297.786
294,991
292,906
308,487
296,949
307,539
296,740
.302,560
:;08,3,-:6
309,344
294.462
305,917
303,506
.306,145
293,901
302,330
296,555
296, .'-..lO
393,006
293,007
299,216
305,070
296,403
292,745
309,043
294,992
298,967
291,712
301,814
June 17
Jan. 8
Feb. 12
May 6
Aug. 12
Mar. 18
Nov. 4
Dec. 30
Dec. 9
Au.g. 5
Apr. 1
Oct. 28
Aug. 5
Feb. 19
Dec. 30
Sept. 2
S.-pt. 2
June 17
June 24
Nov. n
Jan. 29
May 6
Mar. 25
Apr. 29
May 13
Nov. 4
Feb. 5
M.av 13
.Tuiie 3
July 15
JIar. 11
Jan. 1
Apr. 29
Mar. 11
Feb. 5
>>'ov. 25
Apr. 15
Nov. 4
Apr. 15
July 29
Nov. 25
Dee. 16
IVlar. 4
Sept. 30
Aug.
Oct.
Feb.
July 22
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
IMav 27
Sept. 16
Apr. 8
Jan. 29
Dec. 9
Mar. H
May 20
Jan. 8
July 8
Monthly
volume.
ft
CO
1400
622
607
27
612
3145
294
1932
752
1.59
317
1674
332
1107
1933
458
459
1401
1760
804
18.52
29
1520
2414
770
393
31
914
355
1044
799
40
2413
too
1.57
1394
1324
104
1065
1920
1224
1041
1.55
2130
780
l.';2
1524
1611
842
844
283
283
1.574
1018
048
2212
633
801
1267
887
053
386
175
161
168
315
79
519
203
45
90
448
91
307
520
127
127
386
480
219
517
8,9
420
659
216
108
8
2.53
91
286
221
13
6.59
221
43
381
367
44
300
527
335
277
42
590
214
39,40
420
442
234
234
79
79
4!52
278
179
180
616
167
S222
361
249
258
Official
Gazette.
29
28
27
29
28
26
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27
27
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26
27
27
29
26
27
27
28
26
26
27
26
I
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphalwtical list of imientees — Continued.
113
Name, residence, and invention.
Gordon, David S. (See Reed and Gordon.)
Gordon, Edward F., assifmor of one-balf to H. Hobbs, Concord, N. H. Self-lubricating
loose pulley
Gordon, Edward F., and II. Hobbs. Concord, N. H. Stoam-fjener.itor
Gordon, Edward F., and H. Hobbs, Concord, N. II. Suspended diil ling-machine
Gordon, Edwin. Hyde Park, Mass. Kailvvay-switcb
Hot-blast stove
Pig-carrier for bla.st-fumaces
Tuycre-iiipo - ,
Tuyere
Gordon, Fred. "W., Pit'sliura;. Pa
Gordon, Fred. W., Pittsburg, Pa.
Gordon, Fred. W., Pittsburg, Pa,
Gordon, Fred. W., Pittsburg, Pa.
Gordon, Fred. W., Pittsburg, Pa. Bell and hopper mechanism for blast-furnaces
Gordon, Fred. "W.. Pittsburg, Pa. Cnpnla-furnaco
Gordon, George W.. assignor to E. T. Bainum Wire and Iron Works, Detroit, Mich. "Wire
door for cheese-safes -
Gordon, -lames. (See Hanrahan. Joseph F., assignor.)
Gordon, James, Stratford, Ontario, Canada Detachable book-cover
Gordon, .lames P. (Sec Stevenson. John W. I., assignor.)
Gordon, James F., et al. (See Appleby, John F., assignor.)
Gordon, James F., Rochester, ST. Y. Grain-conveyer for harvesters
Gordon, John, Jr., Dundee, county of Forfar, Scotland. Shell for carrying and discharg-
ing oil
Gordon, John B., and M. J. Cunningham, Springfield, Mo.
Gordon, John H. (See Upton, Charles S., assignor.)
Gordon, John H.. Rochester, N. T. Grain-binder
Whip-socket -
Gordon &. Maxwell Company. (See Maxwell, James R., assignor.)
Gordon, Perkins A.. Milan. Ohio. Sal>ty-bolt .
Gordon, Seth R. (See Torrence, William H., assignor.)
Gordon, ScSlomon J. (See Dodge, .Jnnies N.. assignor.)
Gordon, Solomon J. (See Horry, William S., assignor.)
Gordon, Solomon J., elal (See Gill-ert, Edwin, assignor.)
Gordon, Upton M. (See Mills and Gordon.)
Gordon, William. (See Dodge, J. Wesley, assignor.)
Gordon, WiUiam, Boston, assignor of one-half tx) J. W. Dodge, Maiden, Mass. Sole-edge-
bumishing machine - -
Gordon, William, Boston, assignor of one-half to .J. W. Dodge, Maiden, Mass. Burnish-
:-tool
ing-i
Gordon, William, Boston, and J. W. Dodge, ilaldrn, Mass. Trace-trimming machine ...
Gordon. William J., a.ssignor of one-half to E. D. Gilbert, Philadi Ipliia, Pa. Machine fori
seaming metallic cans - - <
Gordon, William J., and E. D. Gilbert, Philadelphia, Pa. Machine for seaming metallici
cans
Gore, AVillis K.. .lohnatown. Pa. Barbed fence
Gorgas, Lewis H. (See Dow and Gorgai.)
Gorham, Edwin H., Philadelphia, Pa. Sign and black board
Gorham, George E., Albany, If. T. Sa.sh-holder
Gorman, Thomas C, assignor of one-half to D Farlin, Albany, N. T. Pen-cleaner
Gormley, Leander A., Crawford, Ohio. Vehicle-spring
Gom, Hermann A. (See Sheridnn and Gorn.)
Gorn, HeiTuaiin A., New York, N. T. Dynamo-electric machine
Gom, Hemiann A., assignor to W. H. Gabriel, C. 0. Evarts, and W. T. Sellers, Cleveland, >
Ohio. Electric-arc lamp )
Goinall, Richard, assignor of one-half to G. A. Dnbrenil, Baltimore, Md. Cash-carrier
Gorrell, J. K. (See Albee, John F., assignor.)
Gorrell, John B., and J. Miller, La Otto, Ind. Circular saw mill
Gorsuch, John W. (See Rigby and Gorsuch )
Gorsuch, Thomas, Hnntiniidon. Pa. Bee-hive -
Gorton, James S., assiguorlo Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Company, New York, N. Y.
Scissors for cutting felt on a bevel -
Gorton, William E.. Chicago, 111. Grinding-mill
Gorton, William E , Chicago, HI. Centrifugal bolting-machine -
Gorton, AVilliam E., Chicaio. 111. Bo! ting-feel frame
Gory, Emanuel G , Cincinnati, Ohio, assigiior to Corbiu Cabinet Look Company, Hew Brit-
ain, Conn. Lock for drawers
Gosling, Henrv -J. (See Bamett and Gosling.)
Goss, Charles JF., Tappahannoek, Va. Combined ash-sifter and coal-box
(Joss, Sanford A., Chicago, 111. Expansion rubber bucket for chain--.)umps
Gott, Laura J., La Grange, Ohio. Fire-escape -
Gottheimev, Philipp, Omaha, Nebr. Pants or drawers
Gottlieb, Vincens J. M., West Hoboken, N. J. Reproducing drawings and other line
works of art - - -
Gottschall. Oscar M., trnstee. (See Edwards, Edgar A., assignor.)
Gould, Andrew J., Quincy, Cal. Jet water-wheel
Gould, Appleton, Bangor, Me. Shingle shaving and rifting machine
Gould, Demon R., assignor of ont^ half to P. Baldwin, Chestertown, N. Y. Coffin
Gould, Edward A. (See Baker, Leslie A., as.signor.)
Gould, Forrest B., Boston, Mass. Locket -
Crould, Forrest B., Boston, Mass. Locl.et - -
Gould, George H., Rom'^rville, Mass. Cyclometer
Gould, Henry W.. St. Louis, Mo. Composition for paving, rooting, &c
Gould, .Tohn C, Chicago, 111. Nail-plate feeder
Gould, John G., (!!hicago. 111. Nail plate feeder
Gould, John H., et al. (See Gardner, Eleazar S., assignor.)
(rould, John H. (See Sawyer and Gould.)
Gould, Randall. (See Asbton and Gould.)
Gould, Warren H., Manchester, N. H. Eaves.trough hanger
GouUiond, Louis. (See Pag6 and Goullioud.)
Gourdiat, Laurent, Tavarp, France. Mechanism for controlling the action of machines —
Spat
No.
295,999
291,185
297,38:1
307,189
291. 180
291,507
294,123
295,540
298.370
308,665
302,837
301,981
300,247
303,507
307,110
293,649
303,636
297,930
308,604
297,787
303,837
307,039
294,612
306,075
299,217
293,650
.302,838
307,292
309,454
298,688
294,221
293,449
291,591
292,746
302,480
?04,682
298,460
302,396
305.071
295.631
294,032
306,481
291,894
295, .54 1
308,035
296,741
302,722
295,632
303..508
292,299
292,300
304,425
305,302
Date.
A\>r. 1
Jan. 1
Apr. 22
Oct. 28
Jan, 1
Jan. 8
Feb. 26
Mar. 25
May 13
Dec. 2
July 29
July 15
June 10
Aug. 12
Oct. 28
Feb. 19
Aug. 19
Apr. 29
Dec. 2
Apr. 29
Aug. 19
Oct. 21
Mar. 4
Oct. 7
May 27
Feb. 19
.July 29
Oct. 28
Dec. 16
May 13
Feb. 26
Feb. 12
Jan. 8
Jan. 29
July 22
Sept. 2
May 13
.July 22
Sept. 16
Mar. 25
2580
24
2414
1211
1309
333
52
1.575
1106
2277
1675
1170
916
1875
876
733
2214
1804
510
634
1700
1019
1040
Feb. 26 : 1C09
Monthly
volume.
134
217
1880
1528
218
624
1740
1523
535
109
2276
1162
957
782
1436
1104
964
Oct. 14
Jan. 15
Mar. 25
Nov. 11
Apr. 15
July 29
Maf. 25
Aug. 12
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
Sept. 2
Sept. 16
580
1110
1524
806
1066
2131
1041
853
1615
1618
39
i;o
.511
408
61
176
481
421
14fi
147
29
623
322
258
214
384
:306
307
204
708
6
659
C332
J 333
C349
) 350
92
13
C452
\ 453
307
623
448
(316
} 317
C253
J 254
(.512
J 513
237
206
(616
J 617
494
141
181
406
278
4.55
447
310
421
220
300
585
455
452
453
Official
Gazette.
177 53
1326 ! 366
28
39
,371
307
39
119
770
1123
635
718
438
227
1108
606
289
650
644
510
703
477
690
260
8S5
11
850
651
438
333
933
707
791
602
138
425
3.52
913
655
333
1021
1144
749
113
215
1123
.531
218
415
1145
618
311
312
849
1076
114
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Govier, Jolin W., et al. (See Burridge, Thomas H., assignor.)
Gowdey. John, Janesville, Wis. Tricycle
Gowdy, Edriok, Bridgeport. Conn. Stopping and starting mechanism.
Gowdy, Edriclj, and C B. Kussell, Biimiugham, Conn. Paper l)0x
Gowen, William, Wansan, Wis. Saw-mill dog
Gowing, George, Boston, Mass. Carpet-sewing machine
Gowland, John, Philipshurg, Pa. Carriage-axle
Goyette, Casimir. (See Miller and Goyette.)
Grabert, George M., and T. J. Dennis, Mount Vernon, Ind. Stump-pnller
Grabill, John §., HayesTUle, Ohio, assignor of two-thirds to F. E. and P. A. Myers. Ele-
vator-power for hay-carriers
Grace, Henry S., and W. A. L. Miller, San Francisco, Cal. Hand-piece for dental engines.
Grace, John M., assignor of one-half to F. R. Murphy, Chicago, 111. Car-brake
Graef, Charles H. (See Hack enbevg, Julius, assignor.)
Graf, Henry, Sebewaing, Mich. Plastering composition
Graf, Jacob, New Yoik, N". Y. Braiding attachment for embroidering-machines
Graf, William, Milwaukee, Wis. Cigar-culter
Graff, Andrew. (See KeiT, Hugh, assignor.)
Graff, Andrew, New York, N. Y. Seamless shoe
Graff, Christoph A ., assignor to H. W. Erichs, New York, N. Y. Sliding planei-
Graft, Francis A., and L. C. Hippie, New Albany, Ind. Dumping wagon
Grafton, Alexander, London, England. Craue
Graham, Byron. (See Graham, Freeman and B.)
Graham, Daniel M., Chicago, Til. Grate
Graham, Daniel M., Chicago, 111., assignor to Company of Vulcan, New York, N. Y. Steam-
generator
Graham, Daniel M., Chicago, 111., assignor to Company of Vulcan, New York, N. Y. Ap-
paratus for heating
Graham, Freeman and B., liockford. 111. Device for cutting match-sticks
Graham, (Jeoige H., and J. D. Lh)y(l, Oriskany, N. Y. Canopy-standard
Graham, Hugh, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada. Car-coupling
Graham, James, et al. (See Pickett, Eufiis S.. assignor.)
Graham, James, Orange, Conn. Journal-beariug..
Graham, John C. (See McDonald, Laurence J., assignor.)
Graham, John W., et al. (See Park. John S , assignor.)
Graham, Joseph H. (See Clark, Cullen B., assignor.)
Graham, Joseph M., Fargo, Dak. Ter. Detonating railway-signal
Graham, Neil F., Falls Church, and H. H. Young, Carlin's Springs, Va. Propulsion of
street-cars and other vehicles
Graham, Peter D, Corunna, Ind. Wind-engine
Graham, Thomas W, (See Flenniken and Graham.)
Graham, W. J. (See Martin and Metcalfe, assignors.)
(jrrahame, James W., Poplar Kiver, Mont. Ter. Boxing-glove
Graillot, Leon. (See Chevalier and Graillot.)
Gramme, Z6nobe T., Paris, France. Commutator for magneto or djTiamo electric ma-
chines
Grammes, Lewis F., and G. R. Ibach, Alleutown, Pa. Knitting-machine
Grams, William. Sturgia, Dak. Ter. Spirit-level -
(jrrand Rapids Electric Light and Power Company. (See Thomas, William M., assignor.)
Grander, Adam, Royer's Ford, Pa. Magazine-stove
Grandy, Edward F. (See Woodward, Ashe, and Grandy.)
Granger, Arthur 0., Philadelphia, Pa. Gas apparatus
Granger, Arthur 0., assignor to A. O. Granger & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Apparatus for
manufacturing illuminating-gas
Granger, Arthur O., assignor to A. 0. Granger & Co.. Philadelphia, Pa. Pipe-joiut
Granger Automatic Car Coupling Company* (Sec Granger, Edward L., assignor.)
Granger & Co., A. 0. (See (3-ranger, Arthur 0 . assignor.)
(granger, Edward L., South Manchester, Ccmn., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Gran-
ger Automatic Car Coupling Company, of New York. Car-coupling
Granger, Lewis, Armada, Mich. Cloth-measuring machine
Granger, William E., Springfield, Mass. Gage-cock
Granger, William W. (See Hall, Emil J., assignor.)
Grannis, William P., Wolcottville, Ind. Draft equalizer
Grant, BelviUe A., Lockport, 111. Apparatus for galvanizing and coating wire
Grant, Charles, Jr. (See Lawrence, David, assiguor.)
Grant, Charles, Jr., Boston, Mass. Cash and parcel earlier
Grant, Charles, Jr., and D. Lawrence, Boston, Mass., assignors to said Grant. Cash and
parcel carrier
Grant, Charles, Jr., and D. Lawrence, Boston, Mass. ; said Lawrence assignor to said Grant.
Cash and parcel receptacle for cash-carrier systems
Grant, Charles, Jr., and D. Lawrence, Boston, Mass.; said Lawrence assignor to said Grant.
Cash-canier
Grant, Daniel H., Raymore, Mo. Hame
Grant, J. Pierson, New York, N. Y. Mold for forming tiles from concrete
Grant, James, Goshen, Ind. Tile-mold
Grant, Sidney A., Springfield, Mass. Envelope-machine
Grant, William D., St. Louis, Mo. Refrigerator
Grant, Willis C, Norwalk, assignor to himself, E. V. Murray, and W. Engel, Cleveland,
Ohio. Autograph-album
Granville, Austyn W. (See Dement and Granville.)
Graphite Lubricating Company. (See Smallev, John, assignor.)
Grassier, William F. , Williamsport, Pa. Draift-regulator
Grater, Francis A., Providence, R. I. Windlass
Grattan, Christopher, Stockton, Cal. Header and thrasher
Gratz, John, and P. Hagedorn, Chicago, HI. Cigar-cutter
Grau, Philip J., Philadelphia, Pa. Feed-water purifier
Grauert, Edgar, New York, N. Y. Electric-arc lamp
Graver, Jay R., Lincoln, Nebr. Jug .,----- ■
No.
300,350
301,11.5
212 802
301 715
297,384
294,222
297,2.53
296,950
303,723
293,319
291.508
303,724
310,047
307,540
304,724
299,377
305,807
292,215
295,542
297.129
305,072
2"S.846
300,863
309,386
307,293
292,483
302,240
303,998
294.613
308.841
310,048
303,149
2P5,118
297,988
310,049
204,124
309.053
307,294
293,008
296,742
293,241
291,895
Date.
June 17
July 1
Feli. 5
July 8
Apr. 22
Feb. 26
Apr. 22
Apr. 15
Aug. 19
Feb. 12
Jan. 8
Aug. 19
Deo. 30
^'ov. 4
Sept. 9
May 27
Sept. 30
Jan. 22
Mar. 25
Apr. 22
Sept. 16
May 20
June 24
Dec. 16
Oct. 28
Jan. 29
July 22
Aug. 26
Mar. 4
Dec. 2
Dec. 30
Aug. 5
Mar. 11
May 6
Dec. 30
Feb. 26
Dec. 9
Oct. 28
Feb. 5
Apr. 15
Feb. 12
Jan. 15
296,831 Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
May 20
Oct. 21
296,832 I
305,176 '
305,303
298,847
306,741
309,221 ■
Dec. 16
296,404 Apr. 8
291,713 Jan. 8
296.161 Apr. 1
300,067 June 10
Monthly
volume.
1114
50
32
820
1882
1876
1722
1325
1067
714
625
1069
19.34
166
574
1769
1993
1509
1525
1559
1019
1113
1762
1090
1077
1854
1496
1426
334
357
1935
333
974
36
1937
1747
642
1677
284
1067
608
1111
1180
1181
1162
1328
1114.
920
870
650
318
710
302
13
9
225
511
512
,513
467
368
292
191
292
520
44.45
157
510
553
424
421
430
279
313
480
291
448
517
414
415
393
93
94,95
520
91
267
9
520
481
169
448
79
301
161
310
331
331
317
367
313
;244
245
231
180
Official
Gazette.
29
26
[28
28
26
29
29
2?
27
29
26
29
29
26
27
26
26
27
27
28
29
27
^29
29
27
249 26
91 ; 27
193 ; 27
' ' 28
13
291,509 Jan. 8 626
301,116 July 1 51
305,175 Sept. 16 ! 1158 j I 3}!^ |28
298,371 . May 13 I 536 i 147 27
119
11
1040
636
y
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetiml list of patentees — Continued.
115
Name, lesidoiico, ami invoution.
Graves, Prank F. (See Cook and Graves )
Graves, George W. (See Zeiirlcr and Graves.)
Graves, H. D. (See Graves, Oriol M., assignor.) ■
Graves, Isabella S., FisUldll-ou-tlic-niidson, N. Y. Insecticide
Graves, Jesse T., and B. F. Belt. Ci>lo. Iowa. Tile-laying machine
Graves, John, Gi'een Point, N. Y. Whiftletree '.
Graves, John, New York, N. Y. Bos for cans of oils, paints, &c
Graves, John, Brooklyn, N. Y. AVhei^lbarrow
Graves, Lorenzo S., assignor to L. S. Graves &. Son, Kochester, N. Y. Screw-elevator
Graves, Marshall E., and P. C. Gates, assignors to Shorey Spring Bed and Shade EoUer
Company, Lowell, Mass. Spring shade-roller
Graves, Oriel M. , Dayton, Wash. Xer., assignor of one-half to H. D. Graves, Portland, Oreg.
Necktie-fastener
Graves, Roger W., Buffalo, N. Y. Liquid-meter :
Graves & Son, Lorenzo S. (See Graves, Lorenzo S., assignor.)
Graves, William D., Jr. , Presque Isle, Me. Oiler for loose pulleys
Graves, Willis N., assignor of one-half to Hydraulic PressBrick Company, St. Louis, Mo.)
Brick-kiln j
Graves, Willis N., assignor of one-half to Hydi-anlic Press Brick Company, St. Louis, Mo.
Brick-kiln
Gravier, Alphonse I., Paris, France. Apparatus for distribiiting electricity.
Gray, Alexander L., East Monmouth, Me. Band sawing machine
Gray, Andrew and T., Glasgow, county of Lanark, Scotland. Regulator for electric-arc
lamps .
Gray,"Beniamin F. (See Taylor and Gray.)
Gray, Elisba, Highland Park, assignor, by mesne assignments, to Western Electric Com-j
pany, Chicago, 111. Telephone call-ljox <
Gray.'Frank, New York, N. Y. Fire-extinguisher
Gray, George A .. Jr., Covington. Ky. Metal-planing machine -
Gray, Hamilton K., et al. (See Fergu.son, John B., assignor.)
Gray, Hiram A., New Haven, Conn. Removing the sliells from cocoanuts
Gray, James C. (See McCIeane and Gray.)
Gray, James B., Ayer, Mass. Door-latch
(Jray, James R., Ayer, assignor to G. Draper Sz. Sons, Hopodale, Mass. Spindle-bolster
Gray, James R., Ayer, assignor to G. Draper & Sons, Hopedale, Mass. Spindle-bolster
and its support
Gray, John. (See Hubbard, Nathan B., assignor.)
Gray, John F. , Worcester, Mass. Steam-boiler
Gray, John K., Montezuma, N. Y. Seat-lock for vehicles
Gray, John M. (See Foss and Gray.)
Gray, Josiah, assignor to himself, W. Hollenback, C. B. SheBer, and J. R. Reed, Chicago,
III. Railway- frog
Gray, Lawrence B,, et al. (See Miu-phy, Edward J., assignor.)
Gray, Lawrence B., Boston, Mass. Pr, ss for molding glass insitlators - -
Gray, Lawrence B , and J. Ham, Bos! on, Mass. Press for molding glass in.sulators
Gray, Lyman, assignor of one-fourth to K. McGovcrn, Pittsbttrg, Pa. Packing for pistons.
Gray, Lyraan C, Fort Dodge, Iowa. Postal cabinet
Gray, Philander R., assignor to Eclipse Lubricating Oil Company, (limited,) Franklin, Pa.
Cleansing or revivifying bone-black - -
Gray, RichWd, and B. R. Abbott, Bloomington, 111. Metallic pile
Gray, Samuel, Haughville, assignor of one-balf to H. Davis, Wayne Township, Ind.
Washing-machine '.
Gray, Thomas. (See Gray, Andrew and T.) .
Gray, Thomas H., assignor of one-tenth to J. Leavens, Brooklyn, N. Y. Removing oleine
from llnsced-oil ". - -
Gray, Thomas J. (See Day, Charles T.. assignor.)
Gray, William, assisnor of one-half to W. W. Tucker, Hartford, Conn. Body-protector . . .
Gray, William, assignor of one-half to E. Cady, Hartford, Conn. Base-ball bat
Gray, William C. (See Dennen, Gray, and Nellis.)
Gray, William D. , Milwaukee. Wis. Roller grinding-mill i
Gray, William H , Neapolis, Ohio. Wairon-jack
Gray, William S., May, Tex. Mechanical power
Graybill, .fcrome B., it al. (See McDevitt and Barber, assignors.)
Graydon. ^mes W., Newport, R. I , assignor, by mesne assignments, to Coast and Har-J
bor Defence Companv, of New York. Submarine torpedo. (Reissue) j
Graydon. James W., Newport, R. I., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Coast and Har-
bor Defence Company, of New York. Submarine torpedo. (Reissue)
Graydon. James W., Newport, R. L, assignor, by mesne assignments, to Coast and Har-
bor Defence Company, of New York. Submarine torpedo. (Reissue)
Grayson, Joseph A., Hutchinson, Kans. Cultivator -
Graze, William M., Logansport, Ind. Corn-planter
Greasby, George. (See Hitchcock and Greasby.)
Grebe, G eorge, De Wilt, Nebr. MetalUc vest-armor
Grebe, George, De Witt, Nebr. Burglar-trap
Greely, David S., Foster's Crossing, Ohio. Millstone-dressing machine
Green, Albert, et al. (See Britten. Samuel H., assignor.)
Green, Alonzo H., Clear Lake, Iowa. Grapple for hose
Green, Alonzo W.. Spencer, Mass. Jointed plow-beam
Green, Charles. (See Wilson, William, Jr., assignor.)
Green, Charles W., Scranton, Pa. Valve for air-brakes
Green, CJhester F., Waterloo, Iowa. Tag-holder for mail-bags
Green, Daniel A., Scott, N. Y. Medical compound
Green, Edgar N., et al. (See Baskin, William C, assignor.)
Green, Frank M., et al. (See Dodd, James F., assignor.)
Green, George F., Kalamazoo, Mich., assignor to himself, 0. S. Kelley, and S. J. Houck,
Springfield, Ohio. Electric battery
Green, George M. (See Howe and Green.)
Green, George M., Streator, 111. Coupling for ropes or cables
Green, Henry A., Voluntown, Conn. Bolt-shifter or stop-motion
Green, John A., Waltham, Mass. Thill-conpling
Green, Jonathan, Leisenriug, Pa. Coke oven
Green, Josbup. J., Jaclsson, Miss. Removing fiber from cotton-seed ,
No.
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295,866
299,778
307,455
309,538
294.31(i
294,869
302,561
291,334
292,427
294,223
300,068
293,163
302,221
309,617
307,456
296,951
306,148
302,397
300,462
306,683
305,073
302.839
303,929
306,146
306,147
306,482
306,243
309.222
307,541
301,357
295,633
295,543
300,360
303,369
301,229
297,595
10,525
10.526
10,, 527
309,345
307,457
301,358
308,488
298,461
297,788
292,006
309,845
302,906
•291,714
306,684
297,073
308,357
300,597
300,463
299,378
Date.
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ESTDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alpliabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Green, Joshua J., Jackson, Miss., assignor to United States Cotton Seed Cleaning Com-
pany, jSTow York, N. T. Process of and apparatus for removing fiber from cotton-seed . .
G-reen, Michael M., Shelby, Ohio. Churn
Green, Monroe, Brooklyn, N. Y. Euler
Green, PbUip E., et al. (Sec Fox, "William H., assignor.)
Green, Kobert D., Columbus, Miss., assignor of one-half to J. H. Jordan, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Permutation-padlock
Green, Robert "W., et al. (See Fox, "William H., assignor.)
Green, "William H., et ol. (See Neif, Elijah, assignor.)
Green, "William M., assignor to Exhaust Ventilator Company, Chicago, HI. Tcntilating
Green, "William M., assignor to Exhaust Veutilaior Company, Chicago, 111. Brick-kiln ..
Green, "William R. (See HoUoman and Green.)
Green. "William "W., Chicago, HI. Mortising-machine
Greenberg, Jacob, and E. E. Lucas, Peoria, HI. Device for raising and lowering awn-
ings
Greene, Charles S. (See Caldwell, .Joseph K., assignor.)
Greene, Darwin A., New York. N. Y. Wood-bundling machine
Greene, Elias M., New York. N. Y. Protector for telegraph and telephone instruments . .
Greene, George A., Taylor, Tex. Treadle-power
Greene, George E., GarHner, Mass. Dental-floss holder
Greene, George "W., assignor to himself and O. F. "Wood, Abington, Ind. Hame-fastencr ..
Greene, Henry, Philadelphia, Pa. Fire-escape
Greene, James G., Rochester, N. Y., assignor to Singer Manufacturing Company, of New
Jersey. Button-hole sewing-machine
Greene, John J., et nl. (See Adams, Archibald D., assignor.)
Greene, Jonathan H., assignor of one-half to F. A. Lester, Philadelphia, Pa. Paint
Greene Knitting Company. (See Terwillegor, John, assignor.)
Greene, Waltor S., et nl. (See Curtis, David W , assignor.)
Greene, "Will B., "Washingttm, D. C. Automatic fan
Greene, "William F., Troy, N. Y. Stovepipe damper
Greene. "William H. , Danbury, Conn . Soda-water apparatus
Greenebaum. Moses S., et al.' (See Chamberlain and Harris, assignors.)
Greenfield, Harry, Harrison, N. J., assignor to Hincks & Johnson, Bridgeport, Conn.
Two- wheeled vehicle
Greenhalgh Robert C, and J. "Wads worth, Philadelphia, Pa., assignors to PawtucketHair^
Cloth Company, Pawtuckct, R. I. Loom for weaving haircloth
Greening, Winfield S., Decalur, HI. Automatic sash-hanfrer
Greenleaf. Frank C, Apulia, N. Y. Comi)ensating pendiilum .
Greenlee, R. S. & R. L. (See Hermance, Joseph H., assignor.) (Reissue.)
Greenlees, Robert D., "Watcrtown. N. Y. Hat
Greenman, Harvey H., Cortlandville, N. Y. Positive shuttle-motion for looms
Greenough, Arthur T., and "W. H. Boardman, Franklin, N. J., assignors to A. Peck and
W.I. Snyder, New York, N. Y. Tennis-racquet
Greenough, "William, et al. (See Bailly, Augnste, assignor )
Greenwood, Alvin M.. et nl. (See Ellis. George A., assignor.)
Greenwood, Edward P. (See Trefry, Ruins P., assignor.)
Greenwood. Jeremiah, Fitchburg, Mass. Can-opener
Greenwood, John H., Columbus, Ohio. Marble-piojector
Greenwood, John T., Kalamazoo, Mich. Cultivator
Greer, Henry C. (See Hughes, Andrew S., assignor.)
Greer, Howard, Chicago, III. Spike-roll
Gieer, Howard, Chicago, 111. Spike-roll
Greer, Howard, Chicago, 111. Manufacture of spikes and machine therefor
No.
307.100
307, IH
294,870
305,686
301,230
301,587
295,162
292,216
294,125
297..385
294,224
301 055
305,588
300,248
304,638
309,846
Date.
207.386
304,311
308,558
293,572
308,489
30.5,687
293,865
294,379
291,844
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Mar. 11
Sept. 23
July I
July 8
Mar. 18
Jan. 22
Feb. 26
Apr. 22
Feb. 26
June 24
Sept. 23
June 10
Sept. 2
Dec. 30
Apr. 22
Sept. 2
Nov. 25
Feb. 12
Nov. 25
Sept. 23
Feb. 19
Mar. 4
Jan. 8
293,573 Feb. 12
299,379 May 27
296405 Apr. 8
308,605 Deo. 2
305.808 Sept. 30
305.809 Sept. 30
308,251 Nov. 18
Greer, Howard, Chicago, HI. Die for and method of making spikes 308.252' Nov. 18
Greer, Howard. Chicago, 111. Making nails and spikes ' 308,253 Nov. 18
Greer, Samuel T., Rocky Hill Station, Ky. Hand-car 302,840 July 29
Gregg, Thomas E., Mineral Springs, S. C. Vehicle-axle 305,810 Sept. 30
Gregg, Thomas E., Mineral Springs, S. C. Cultivator 308,490 : Nov. 25
Gregg, "William L., Philadelphia, Pa. Hydrooarbon-burncr ; 294,614 Mar. 4
Gregg, "William L., Philadelphia, Pa. Brick-machine - 299,067 May 20
Gregg, "William L. , Philadelphia, Pa. Manufacture of bricks i 301,359 July 1
Gregory, Henry W., East "Wareham, Mass. Discharging oil from vessels upon the surface j
of the sea I 303,999 Aug. 26
Gregory, James. (See Hargrave, "William, assignor.)
Gregory, James "W., Ames, Iowa. Bird-cage
Greig, George, Edinburgh, Scotland. Steam-plow. (Reissue)
Greiner, Otto. (See "Witte and Greiner.)
Greives, John, Paterson, N. J. Electiical insulating material
Greives, John, Paterson, N. J. Electrical insialating material
Greives, John, Paterson, N. J. Electrical insulating mat eri al
Greives, John, and J. H. Bleoo, Paterson, N. J. Underground electrical conductor.
! 300,249
; 10,438
291.716
291.717
291,718
291,715
June 10
Jan. 22
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
GreU, Johann H., Sr., Hamburg, Germany. Fender for ships 293,321 Feb. 12
Grellier, Henry, Brixton, county of Surrey, England. Sewing-machine
Gresham, Job A., "Waynesl)orough, Ga. Bale-tie
Grewar, David. (See Gardner and (Jrowar.)
Grewcox, Charles H., and F. Yuiter, Brainerd, Minn. Smoke-consuming furnace.
Grey, Samuel H., et al. (See Rose, Rufus E., assignor.)
Gribbie, Chailes L. (See Crofut and Gribbie.)
Grier, R. Monroe, St. Louis, Mo. Granary
Grier, "William "W., Hulton, Pa. Vehicle iuuning-gear
Griesche, Gustav, St. Louis, Mo. Barb-wire machine
Griest, John M., assignor to Chicago Attachment Company, Chicago, HI. Holder for sew-
ing-machine attachments
Griest, John M., assignor to Chicago Attachment Company, Chicago, HI. Binding attach-
ment for sewing-machini^s
Griest, John M., assignor to Chicago Attachment Company, Chicago, 111. Combined rnf-
fler and shirrer attachment for sewing-machines - -
300,598 June 17
296,686 I Apr. 8
:
' 305,918 ' Sept. 30
!
293,574 ' Feb. 12
■ 296,406 : Apr. 8
303,838 ; Aug. 19
j !
297,596 [ Apr. 29
297,,'>97 i Apr. 29
! 306,742 ! Oct. 21
Monthly
volume.
1530
1437
652
1813
197
659
1034
1510
1748
1883
1878
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1695
959
460
1686
1885
34
1507
1014
1397
1815
1402
54
1040
1015
1771
651
25
1994
1995
1084
1086
10S7
2278
1997
1399
336
1386
360
1427
959
1822
891
892
893
889
716
1404
1000
2131
1016
652
1214
2171
2173
922
408
384
181
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52
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286
424
481
512
513
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Alphdbetieal list of patentees — Continued.
117
Name, rosidonce, auil iuventioii.
Griest, John il., assignor to Cliioago Attacliment Company, Chicago, 111. Plaiter for sew-
ing-machines
Grift'en, John, and J. Hall, Jr.. assifrnors to PlKcnix Ii-on Company, Phoenixville, Pa. Wa-
ter-joint for rotary pnililling-luinaces
Griffen, .John, and J. Hall, Jr., assignors to Phojnix Iron Company, Phoenixville, Pa. Ko-i
tary puddling-furnaco i
Griffin, George F., London, county of Middlesex, England. Metallic box '
Gritfin, Georse L.. W. A. Shoup, and J. R. Cade. Harrisbnrg, Tex. Kotary engine
Griffin, James K., Brooklyn, N. T. Process of and furnace for smelting and reducing
ores
Griffin, John, Philadelphia, Pa. Lightning-arrester for telegraph and telephone lines
Griffin, John H , Hartford, Conn. Sewing-machine
Griffin. John H., Brocliton, Mass., assignor to Standard Trimmer Company, Portland, Me.
Presser foot and guide for use with sewing-machiuo tiimmers
Griffin. John S., Cleveland, assignor to himself and M. Boleyn, ISTewburg, Ohio. Machine
for drawing bars
Griffin, John W., Buifalo. X. T. Sewer-trap ..•
Griffin, Joseph A. (See Beal, Mart A., assignor.)
Griffin, Louis P., Providence. E. I. Suspensory -bandage
Griffin, P. Henry, D'troit, Mich. Crane
Griffin. Seth, iSTew York, N. T., assignor of one-half to ^V. Halkyard, Providence, R. I.
Track or road bed
Griffin, William .T., Hoi yoke, Mass. Paper-cutter block
Grillith, Charles E., Storm Lake, Iowa. Fastener for fence wires and boards
Griffith, Chailes E., Storm Lake, Iowa. Wire-fence fastener
Griffith, Charles E.. Storm Lnke. Iowa. Bit for inserting screw-eyes
Griffith, Evan T., Brooklyn, IST. Y. Marine propeller
Griffith, James M., Palai-m, Ark. Cultivator
Elevated way
Hervey. assignors to W. H. Wade, Philadelphia, Pa.
Griffith, James S.. Spring6eld. lU
Griffith, Nathan B., and H. W. B
Shade or curtain fixture
Griffith, William, Pittston. Pa. Ai tificial fuel and making the same
Griffiths, David. (See Lesley and Griiliths.)
Griffiths, Kichard H.. -lanesville, Wis. Grain scourer and cleaner ^.
Griffiths, Thomas. (See Clapp and Griffiths.) (Eeissuo )
Griffiths, Thomas, Abergavenny, county of Monmouth, England. Converter
Griffiths, Thomas, Abergavenny, county of Monmouth, England. Converter
Giiffiths, Thomas, Abergavenny, county of Monmouth, England. Converter employed in
the manufiicture of ii on and steel
Griffiths. William H., Worcester, assignor of one-half to T. Pray, Jr., Boston, Mass. Ap-
paratus for rolling metal bands
Griggs. George H., Hornellsville. N. T. Locomotive-boiler
Grill, Emil, et al. (See Groebl, Herman W., assignor,)
Grime. John. (See Lugmayr. Louis C, assignor.)
Grimes, Harry S.. Portsmouth, Ohio. Indicator for public assemblies
Grimm, Gustave H., Hudson, Ohio. Sugar-evaporator
Grimm, Henry, Quincy, HI. Lifting-.iack for starting cars
Grimm, Henry. Quincy, 111. Steam-boiler
Grimm, Paul H , assignor to Glen Cove Manufacturing Company, Glen Cove, N. Y. Ap-
paratus for separating solid and liquid portions of stai'ch refuse, &c
Grimm. Paul H., assignor to Glen Cove Manufacturing Company. Glen Cove, N. Y. Treat-
ing or utilizing the refuse or waste products resulting from starch-manufacture
Grimmell, Julius C, Brooklyn, N. T. Watch-protector attachment
Grimmett. Charles E., and J. Cook, Birmingham, county of Warwick, England. Device
for making coils, rings, and similar articles
Grimshaw, George, Jr., Paterson, N. J. Skein lacing and tying attachment for reels
Grimshaw Insulated Wire and Cable Manufacturing Company. (See Grimshaw, William
D., assignor.)
Grimshaw, ATilliam D., assignor to Grimshaw Insulated Wire and Cable Manufacturing
Company, Now York, N. Y. Machine for insulating electrical conductors
Grimshaw, William D., assisrnoiito Grimshaw Insulated Wire and Cable Miinufacturing
Company, New York, N. Y. Insulating electrical conductors and compound foi' coating
No.
the same.
Gi-innell, Frederick. (See Grinnell, Richard W. and F.)
Grinnell, Richard W. and F., Piovidenee, R. I. Automatic tire-extinguisher
Griscom, Fredcic, Dolington. Pa. Mall-bag
Griscom, John P.. PottsviUe. Pa. Crank-pin slide of direct-acting steam-pumps -
Griscom. William M., Reading. Pa. Apple parer. corer, and slicer
306,743
295,867
300,i25O
304,096
297,254
299,637
296,407
291,719
292,747
293,450
303,430
291,592
301,231
294.126
303,725
293,009
294,615
300,317
299,923
304,097
306,074
301,716
308,154
294,225
295,544
295,545
295,546
303,001
307,716
302,723
296,743
294, 3t0
307,295
296,000
303,930
297,516
304.639
293,164
306,744
30-',S90
i 299,360
I 297.780
291.720
1 298,745
Griscom, Wilham W., Philadelphia, Pa. Electric motor i 307,387
Griscom. William W., Philadelphia, Pa. Dynamo-electric machine
Grisel, George, Oakland. Cal. Cai-pet-sewiug machine
Grisel, George, 0.ikland, Cal. Carriage for garden-hose
Gri,sham, Wiley M., Winchester, HI. Gate
Grist, Benjamin W. , assignor of one-half to W. H. Orr, Reading, Pa. Steam-engine
Griswold, Catharine A., New York, N. Y. Corset
Griswold, Catharine A., New York. N. Y. Corset -
Griswold, Catharine A., New York, N. Y. Corset-clasp
Griswold, (Catharine A., New York, N. Y. Corset - -
Griswold. Charles L,, assignor of one-half to J. B. and W. N. Clarke, Jr., Chester, Conn.
Corkscrew -
Griswold, Horace P , Providence, R. I. Fire-escape ladder
Griswold, Horace P., Providence, R. I. Dynamite-shell -
Griswold, J. Wool, Troy, N. Y, Bale-tie
Griswold, John A., San Francisco, Cal. Oil can -
Griswold, Lewis P. (See Parker and Griswold.)
Griswold, Lewis F., assignor to C. Paiker Company, Meriden, Conn. Hall-lamp
Griswold, Lewis F., assignor to C. Parker Company, Meriden, Conn. Extension-lamp fix-
ture. . - -
Diite.
307.388
296,744
300,772
306.915
305,811
291,335
291.336
291.337
291.338
Oct. 21
Mar. 25
June 10
Aug. 26
Apr. 22
June 3
Apr. 8
Jan. 8
Jan. 29
Feb. 12
Aug. 12
Jan. 8
Jnly 1
Feb. 26
Aug. 19
Feb. 5
Mar. 4
Jirne 10
June 3
Aug. 3G
Oct. 7
July 8
Nov. 18
Feb. 26
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Aug. 5
Nov. 4
July 29
Apr. 15
^lar. 4
Oct. 28
Apr. 1
Aug. 19
Apr. 22
Sept. 2
Feb. 5
Oct. 21
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volume.
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1947
961
1560
1723
174
653
894
2220
878
687
734
198
1750
1070
285
336
1052
516
1561
51
822
951
1879
1527
1529
l.'iSl
160
393
2132
1069
.54
1678
135
1325
2051
463
495
925
Dec. 9 429
May 27 i 1772
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994
245
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C200
>261
427
467
44
181
250
617
238
189
206
53
481
292
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93
285
137
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225
Apr. 29
Jan. 8
May 20
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Apr. 15
June 24
Oct. 21
Sept. 30
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
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1651
1148
1997
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759
341
952
129
166
426
602
588
138
39
771
663
494
886
1125
1019
759
11
158
566
792
1124
1125
1125
485
443
415
218
839
334
28
711
402
902
528
187
784
887
478
166
729
355
356
218
1248
231
1211
72
72
72
73
315
478
378
278
804
961
1101
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued,
Name, resideuce, and invention.
Griswold, Matthew, Erie, Pa. Cuspidor
GTiswold, Kobert, Woody, Kans. Hay -rack
G-riswold, William N., New York, N. T. Pire-escape
G-roat, Edwin. (See Wright, Aaron, assignor.)
Groebl, H. WUliam, assigior of one-half to J. A. Plummer, Vincennes, Ind.
Table-leg fast-
Groebi, Herman W., assignor to himself, J. Weisenbach, E. Grill, and E. Miller, Vincennes,
Ind. Adjustable desk and seat
Groff & Bennett Saw Guard Manufacturing Co. (See Groff, Joseph G., assignor.)
Groff, Joseph G., Connersville. Ind. Saw-guard
Groff, Joseph G., Connersville, Ind., assignor to Groff & Bennett Saw Guard Manufactur-
ing Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Saw-guard
Grom, Henry and J., Newark, N. J. Metallic article and manufacturing the same
Grom, John. (See Grom, Henry and J.)
Grondahl, Wilhelm A., Portland, Oreg. Self-adjusting pulley
Grose, Henry J. (See Burck, John H., assignor.)
Groshon, John A., New York, N. Y. Air-pump for steam-condensers
Gross, Alfred S. (See Spicer, Andrew J., assignor.)
Gross, Elam A., Camden, N. J. Transplanter
Gross, George M., Chicago, 111. Ash holder and dumper
Gross, Henry, Chicago, lU Safe-lock
Gros.s, Henry B. (See Elson, Jacob, assignor.)
Gross, John, Ottawa. HI. Extension-tile
Gross, Lewis T., and J. Adams, Philadelphia, Pa. Knitting-machine
Gross, Eudolph. (See Wessell, Nickel, and Gross.)
Grosscup, Ered P., assignor to Columhus Hay Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio.
Hay-car-
Grosscup, Fred P., assignor to Columbus Hay Tool Company, Columbus, Ohio. Hay-car-
rier -
Grossiord, Samuel. Les Moussieres, Erance. Producing artificial precious stones
Grossman, David L., Rutland, Ind. Stump-puller
Grote, Eerdinand, Evansville, Ind. Eorce-pump
Grothaus, Erederick E., Boerne, Tex. Car-coupling
Grotz, Charles, assignor to Garretson Kuffler Company, O.skaloosa, Iowa. Ruffling attach-
ment for sewing-machines *
Grotz, Charles, assignor to Garretson Puffier Company, Oskaloosa, Iowa. Ruffling and shir-
ring attachment for sewing-machines
Grotz, Charles, assignor to Garretson RufBer Company, Oskaloosa, Iowa. Ruffling and shir-
ring attachment for sewing-machines
Grounds, Daniel A., and J. R. Gibson, Hope, Ark. Car-coupling
Grout, Erank R., Chicago, 111. Stand and press for paint and other cans
Grove, Conrad S., et al. (See Borden, Albert E., assignor.)
Grove, (Jeorge "W., et al. (See Borden, Albert E., assignor.)
Grove, J. Ross, York, Pa. Safe
Grove, J. Ross, York, Pa. Safe
Grove, John A., Blnffton, Ind. Fence
Grove, John A., Bluffton, Ind. Window-screen
(Jrover, Delbert T., et al. (See Jones, Thomas B., assignor.)
Grover, Nathan S.. et al. (See Jones, Thomas B., assignor.)
Groves, Isaac N., Clio, Tex. Mechanical motor
Groves, John W., and V. Minich, assignors of one-half to M. B. Cleraenger, South Oil City,
Pa. Cultivating fruits and vegetables - . -
Groves, Leroy S., assignor to J. E. Bishop, Afton, and J. H. Patt, Creston, Iowa. Appa-
ratus for generating and carbureting hydrogen-gas
Groves, William E., Marietta, Ga. Cotton-gin house -
Grubb, William S., Baraboo, Wis. Non-conducting compound
(jrrubbe, Hubert H. (See Benton, Charles H., assignor.)
Grubbe, Hubert H., assignor of one-half to C. H. Benton, London, England. Incandescent
electric lamp
Grundel, Theodore. (See Barton, Edward F., assignor.)
Griindler, Hilarius, assignor to W. Zunz, Erankfort-on-the-Main, Germany. Adjustable
curtain-cornice
Grundy, William S. (See Lever and Grundy.)
Grunhagen, Henry, assignor of one-third to W. Pfaeuder, Jr., St. Paul, Minn. Machine
for cutting cigar- wrappers
Gruntler, AVUliam T., Tivoli, N. Y. Track-cleaner
Griinzweig. Carl, and P. Hartinann, Ludwigshafen, Germany. Heat-insulating compound.
Grupe, William H. (See Bonnard and Grupe.)
Gruse, Jakob, City Island, N. Y. Invalid-chair
, Pnissia, Ger-^
S
Gruson, Hermann, Buckau, near Magdeburg, Prussia, Germany. Gun-carriage
Gruson, Hermann, Buckau, near Magdeburg, Prussia, Germany. Mortar and globular
shield for the same "
Gruson, Hermann, Buckau, near Magdeburg, andM. Schumann, Magdeburj
many. Armor-plated guu-carriaae •.
Guckert, William. (See Snee, William, assignor.)
Gue, Albert E., Denver, Colo. Folding bed
Guedle, Alfred, Canal Dover, Ohio. Roofing-bracket
Gu6no, Joseph P.. Terre Bonne Parish, La. Stubble-cutter
Guelph Carriage Goods Company. (See Armstrong, John B., assignor.)
Guenther, John E., Fort Wayne, Ind. Steam-engine
Guerber, Erederick S., assignor to Union Switch and Signal Company, Pittsbur^
Fluid-pressure signaling apparatus ".
Guerdan, Adam, assignor to J. Schwarzwalder & Sons, New York, N. Y. Machine forj
trimming barrel-heads 5
Gueme, George E., Santa Rosa, Cal. Two-wheeled vehicle
Gi.emsey, George M. (See Young, Virgil H., assignor.)
Guernsey, Henry W., et al. (See Coles, David H., assignor.)
Gu6roult, Pierre G. R. (See C16rac and Gu6roult.)
Gnerrant, George M., New York, N. Y. Engraving-machine
Guerrant, George M., New York, N. Y., and J. C. Guerrant, Danville, Va., assignors to
said George M. Gnerrant. Engraving-machine
Pa.
No.
301,882
307.191
293,322
297,931
303,002
291,187
307,112
303.222
299,470
.309,942
293,652
.306,013
301,300
292,484
294,381
293,451
293,452
297.598
306,916
291.845
300,864
291,050
291,051
291,052
294,127
295,492
299,381
307,937
293,575
295,163
307,853
297,932
298,462
296,687
302,630
307,389
300.244
300,069
.301.815
309.943
.308.606
295,245
299,218
295,246
296,162
298,463
.307.542
294,226
292,748
305,447
293,323
305,177
30.5.178
Date.
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Oct. 28
Feb. 12
Apr. 29
Aug. 5
Jan. 1
Oct. 28
Aug. 5
May 27
Dec. 30
Feb. 19
Sept. 30
July 1
Jan. 29
Mar. 4
Feb. 12
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Apr. 29
Oct. 21
Jan. 8
June 24
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Feb. 26
Mar. 18
May 27
Nov. 11
Feb. 12
Mar. 18
Nov. 11
Apr. 29
May 13
Apr. 8
July 29
Oct. 28
Oct. 7
June 10
July 8
Dec. 30
Dec. 2
Mar. 18
May 27
Mar. 18
Apr. 1
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Nov. 4
Feb. 26
Jan. 29
Sept. 23
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Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Xame, rpsidence. and invention.
Guerrant, John C. (See Gnerrant, Georse M. and J. C.)
Gtigert.v, Mary E. (See Gujreity, Patiick. assipTior.)
Gugerty, Patrick, assignor, by mesne assignments, to M. E. Gugei-ty, Waterford, N. T.
Electric fire-alarm and calltcll system !
Guibert, . TohnC.N.. and W.M.Andrus, Sew York, N.T. Adjnstableslielf for holding fire-hose.
Gnichard, Edouard A. D., Paris. France. Process of and appaiatus foi- bleaching waste
paper, &c
Gnichard, Pierre. (See Pinand and Guichard.)
Guild. Henry M., ^Yo<Hlbury, X. J. Thimble
Guild, Walter B., Boston. Mass. Card-grinding roller
Guilleaume. Franz C. Cologne, Prussia, Germany. Telephone-cable
Guillow, Jehiel D. (See Guiilow, Nicola M., assignor.)
Guillow, Nicola M., Chicago. 111., assignor of one-half to J, D. Gnillow, Boston, Mass. Car-
riage-shade holder -
Guilloz, John F.. and J. D. Perry, Detroit, Mich. Milk-biicket
Gninand, Oliver U., Kansas City, Mo., assignor to himself and D. G. Bly, Louisville, Ky.
Tricycle .
Gninzburg, Fernando M., New York, N. Y. Combined cigar-cutter and match-box
Guirey. Marv E.. San Francisco. Cal. Figure, map, and chart for educational pui-poses
Gullniann. Christopher. (See Eiker, Can-oil L., as.signor.)
Gumlich, Charles, Jr., Cleveland, Ohio. Hose attachment for street-washers
Gumpel. Charles G., Leicester Square, county of Middlesex, England. Portable electric
battery and lamp
Gunklach, Adam, H.. and J., Cincinnati, Ohio. Billiard-ball composition
Gunklach, Henry. (See Gnnklach, Adam, H., and J.)
Gunklach, Jacob. (See Gnnklach. Adam, H., and J.)
Gunn, Daniel B., Eed Oak, Iowa. Combined collar and necktie retainer
Gunn. J. 0. B. (See Kitton. John C, assignor.)
Gunn, John C, Knoxville, Tenn., assignor of two-thirds to J. L. Phelps and L. C. Drake,
Nicholasville, Kj-. Fruit and vegetable drier
Giinold. Charles, assignor of one-half to A. Letzgus, PhOadelphia, Pa. Bedstead
Giinsel, Charles, Xewark. N. J. Trunk
Gunther, George A., New Utrecht. N. Y. Snow-plnw
Gunther. George A.. New Utrecht, and H. "W". Hubbard, Brooklyn, N. Y. Snow-plow
Guptill, Winslow "W., Boston, Mass., assiffnor to Lafayette Jar and Stopper Company, Jer-
sey City, N. J. Stopper for bottles and jars
Giiriey, Lewis E.. assignor to himself and W. Gurley, Troy, If. Y. Transit-instrument
Willi solar attachment :
Gurley, William. (See Gurley. Lewis E., assignor.)
Gumey, Nathan G.. assignor of one-half to F. Clark, Baltimore, Md. Process apparatus - -
Gustaveson, Charles J., Salt Lake City. Utah Ter. Device for destroying insects
Gutenkunst, Charles A., Milwaukee, AVis. Hay-carrier
Gutenkunst, Charles A., Milwaukee. Wis. Reversible hay-carrier .*. .
Gutenkunst. William, Milwaukee, Wis. Adjustable stop i'or hay-carriers
Guth, Henry, New York, N. T. Thermometer
Guth , Henry, New York, N. Y. Hydrometer for light and heavy liquids
Guth, Henry, New York, N. Y. Lactometer -
Guthrie, James T.. Leesburg. Ohio. Fire-escape -
Gutmann, Emil, et nl. (See Martinez. Rafael, assignor;)
Guyer, Henry, and L. F. King, Polo, 111. Grain-binder
Guzman, Leopoldo, New York, N. Y. Boot or shoe blacking machine
Gwinner, Robert, J. Kantsky, C. Dengg, and F. Roth, Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Hy-?
draulic theater appliance ^ -- S
Gwynn. James, Detroit, Mich. Lock -
Gyles, James F., Chicago, 111. Street-car heater. . - -
Gyselaar, John H. , (See itorris. Frederick, assignor.)
Haas John C, Lansing, Mich. Support for boilers
Haarlander, August, Allegheny, Pa. Tea-kettle - - - - -
Haarlander, August, Allegheny. Pa. Grate-bar
Haas, Caspar J.^ Flint, Mich . Sad-iron
Haas, Caspar J., and C. E. Mr.rk, Flint, Mich. Sad-iron - - -
Haas, Charles W., Allentown, Pa. Shaft-tug
Haas, James M., assignor of two-thirds to L. H. Fougeres and G. W. Blair,' Wabash, Ind.
Anti-rattler for thill-couplings -
Haas, Levi, Chester, Pa. Building-wall compound -
Haas, Levi, Chester, Pa, Concrete compound for paving streets, walks, &c
Haas. Levi, Chester, Pa. (Compound material for the manufacture of sheets,boards,blocks,
artificial wood, &c -
Haas, Levi, Chester, Pa. Combined railway joint and chair
Haas, Levi, Chester, Pa. Combined railway joint and chair -
Haas, Levi, assignor to S. E. Haas, Chester, Pa. Fertilizer
Haas, Levi, and D. Howarth. Chester, Pa. Feltroofins
Haas, Philip M., as.signor of one-half to Andrews Bros. & Co., Youngstowu, Ohio. Roll-J
ing-mill - - !
Haas, Philip M., assignor of one-half to Andrews Bros. & Co., Youngstown, Ohio. Metal-
drawing dog - -
Haas, Philip M., assignor of one-half to Andrews Bros. & Co., Youngstown, Ohio. Ma-
chine for drawing metal bars - -
Haas, Samuel H., Chicago, 111., assignor to C. J. Wright. Harness-tug
Haas, Samuel H., Chicago. HI., assignor to C. J. Wright. Rowlock
Haas, Stephen E. (See Haas. Levi, assignor.)
Haase, Robert, Philadelphia, Pa. Pen-wiper
Haase, Rudolph C, Milwaukee, Wis. Table-leg fastening
Habberstad, Nickolas M., St. Paul, Minn. Trace-fastener
Habeck. Ludwig, Town Lake, Wis. Potato-digger
Habenicht, Charles R. H. M., New York, N. Y. Process of and apparatus for crystalhz-
ing tin - - - - -
Habenicht, Charles R. H. M., New York, N. Y. Liquid-cooler -
Haberman, Fredrick, N ew York, N. Y. Sheet-metal vessel
Habermann, Gustavo, assignor of one-half to A. W. Williams, Indianapolis, Ind. House
shoe or slipper -
HabUtzel, Samuel F. (See Jackman, Neighbor, Stick, and Hablitzel.)
Hackenberg, Julius, Hoboken, N, J., assignor to himself and C. H. Graef, Edgewater,
N. Y. Producing designs in relief upon the surface of objects made of vulcanized rub-
ber, &c
No.
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298,372
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308,P91
299,131
297,688
292.112
292,217
302.. 398
300,707
298.746
295,164
296,331
305.448
303,370
307.854
307,717
305.385
304,098
294,382
304,312
304,313
296,285
294,616
296,745
302,907
296,746
294,732
:j01,444
301,445
292,803
292.907
.303.637
296,286
300,773
293,962
294,871
302,126
305,589
308,892
309,346
300,865
300,251
293,010
297,791
300,464
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308,491
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296,163
293,165
293,166
293,167
294.872
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291,896
292,804
300,599
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contimied.
Name, residence^ and invention.
Hackenberg, Julius, Hoboken, N. J., assignor to himself and C. H. Graef, Edgewater,
N. Y. Ornamented objects made of vulcanized hard rubber, &c
Hacker, Georg, assignor to G. Schwauhaeusser, Nuremberg, Bavaria, Germany. Pencil
and analogous articles
Hacklander, William, Ehrenfeld, Germany. Car-brake
Hadden, "William, Brooklyn, N. T. Railway signal system
Hadden, William, Brooklyn, N. T., and H. Van Hoevenbergh, Elizabeth, N. J.; said Van
Hoevenbergb assignor to said Hadden. Eailway-signal system
Had"eld, John T., assignor to himself and C. B. Bidwell, Middletown, Conn. Kocket
Hadfield, Robert, Sheffield, county of York, England. Manufacture of steel
Hadfield, Robert, Sheffield, county of York, England. Steel
Hadley, Charles E., Chicopee, Mass., and A. H. Overman, assignors to Overman Wheel
Company, Hariford, Conn. Velocipede -
Hadley, Horace W., Orange, Mass. Piano-stool
Haeberle, Peter. Brookline, Mo. Medicinal compound
Haege, Jacob, Garfield, Kaus. Fire-escape
Haege, Jacob, Garfield, Kans. Fire-escape
Haegen, Johanna, New York, N. Y. Hat or bonnet
Haegg, Otto W., JRockford, 111. Plow-jointer
Hael, George W., Minneapolis, Minn. Screw-driver
Hael, George W., Minneapolis, Minn. Screw-driver
Haerter, Huso. New York, N. Y. Spring-balance
Haff. Edward P., New York, N. Y. Kev-ring
Haff, Edward P., Brooklyn, N. Y. Case for thermometers and weather-glasses
Haff, Edward P., and J. H. Walbriilge, Brooklyn, N. Y. Machine for attaching and set-
ting metallic hangers to coats or other garments
Haffey, Francis K.. Allegheny, Pa. Casting steel
Hafley, Adam H., Ashley, 111. Traction-engine
Hafner & Will. (See Will, Herman, assignor.)
Hafner, William, and S. Geer, Chicago, 111. Bottle-filling machine
Hagan, John A., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Hagan Steel Car Wheel Company,
Three Rivers, Mich. Car- wheel ". . .
Hacran, John A., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Hagan Steel Car Wheel Company,
Three Rivers, Mich. Car-wheol
Hagan, John A., assignor, by niesne assignments, to Hagan Steel Car Wheel Company,
Three Rivers, Mich. Car- wheel
Hagan, John A., assignor of one-half to Sheffield Velocipede Car Company, Three Rivers,
Mich. Grain-car-door mechanism for freight-cars 1
Hagan, John A., deceased, (J. F. Thoms. admini.strator, ) assignor of one-half to Sheffield
Velocipede Car Company, Three Rivers. Mich. Grain-car-door mechanism for freight-cai s .
Hagan, John P., Salisbury, Mass. Trimming for cariiagf s
Hagan Steel Car Wheel Companv. (See Hagan, John A., assignor.)
Hagans, James, Maxwell. Ind. Cultivator attachment
Hagany, William S.. et al., executor.». (See Waring, John B., assignor.)
Hagedbm, Peter. (See Gratz and Hagedom.)
Hagce, Albert, et al. (See Gibbons, David, assignor.)
Hagerman, Isaiah L., Tedrow, Ohio. Sack-holder
Hagerty, James R., et al. (See Davis, Charles T., assignor.)
Hagerty, James S., et al. (See Davis. Charles T., assignor.)
Hagerty. James S., Baltimore. Md. Sheet-metal vessel
Hagerty, James S.. and J. S Detrick, Baltimore, Md. Ear for sheet-metal vessels
Hagerty, Johu, assignor to Cooke & Eddy, Providence, R. I. Machine for attaching the
backs and fronts of articles of jewelry
Hagerty, Michael H. (See Clark, George W., assignor.)
Hagerty, Thomas F., San Francisco, Cal. Horse-collar
Hagey, John E. (See Qvarn.strom, Erick J., assignor.)
Hagge, Henry, and W. L. Williams, Walnut, Iowa. Portable platform-dump and elevator
for cribbing corn
Haggit, George. (See Hulburt, James H., assignor.)
Hagler, Thomas, et al. (See Wheeler, James, assignor.)
Hagstrom, August W. (See Larson and Hagstrom.)
Hague, Benjamin M., Wild Flower, Cal. Excavator and land-leveler
Hague, Edmund H., assignor of one-third to W. Johnson, Jackson, Mich. Paint
Hague, Walter E. (See Miller, John F.. assignor.)
Hahn, Albert K. (See Dungan and Lacrone, assignors.)
Hahn, David D. (See Coon and Hahn.)
Hahn, Ignatius, Sharpsburg, Pa. Furnace for the manufacture of glass, iron, &c
Hahn, Philip, Sedalia, Mo. Riding-saddle
Haid, Alfre(l, Rahway, N. J. Battery
Haid, Alfred, Rahway, assignor to Haids Electrical Storage Company, Newark,, N. J.
Secondary baltcry
Haid, Alfred. Rahway, assignor to Haids Electrical Storage Company, Newark, N. J.
Secondary battety '.
Haid, Alfred. Rahway, assignor to Haid's Electrical Storage Company, Newark, N. J.
Secondary battery .'.
Haid's Electi-ical Storage Company. (See Haid, Alfred, assignor.)
Haigh, George, et al. (See Manuel, David, assignor.)
Haight, George E., Milford, W. H. Wood. Hartford, Conn., and W. E. Winsor, assignors
to J. N. H. Patrick, New York, N. Y. Heating and controlling gases for motors
Haight, Henry J. , New York, N. Y. Thermoscope
No.
304,641
294,317
294,094
291,721
307,760
303,839
303.150
303,151
292,908
308,1."5
303,603
2P9,132
306.149
296,557
308,335
303,003
306,394
294,227
298,747
300,014
294,033
304.314
302,841
309,4.-5
294,995
294.996
294,997
301,117
304,683
303,840
304,315
307,719
309,710
309,711
299,069
305,179
301,588
292.5.-5
297,074
302,724
303,152
294,403
294,404
294,465
296,164
292,428
302,908
Haight, Henry J., New York, N. Y. Electro-magnetic thermoscofe 307,543
Haight, James R., Adrian, Mich. Fountain-pen
Haiman, Elias, Atlanta, Ga., and J. Wmshlp, Jewett, Tex. Cotton-press
Haines, David S., New York, and S. D. Lake, Brooklyn, N. Y. Bracket for insulating-
supports for electrical conductors
Haines. David S., New York, and S. D. Lake, Brooklyn, N. Y. Insulating-support for
electric conductors
Haines, Henry M., Waltham, Mass. Stem winding and setting mechanism for watches . . .
Hainsworth, Frederick. Chicago, 111. Snow-plow attachment to locomotives
Hainsworth, William, Pittsburg, Pa. Manufacturing eye-bars
299,219
305.304
296,558
Date.
Sept. 2
Feb. 26
Mar. 11
Jan. 8
Nov. 11
Aug. 19
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Feb. 5
Nov. 18
Aug. 12
May 27
Oct. 7
Apr. 8
Nov. 18
Aug. 5
Cct. 14
Feb. 26
Mav 20
Sept. 30
Feb. 26
Sept. 2
July 29
Dec. 16
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
July 1
Sept. 2
Aug. 19
Sept. 2
Nov. 4
Dec. 23
Dec. 23
May 20
Sept. 16
July 8
Jan. 20
Apr. 15
July 29
Aug. 5
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Apr. 1
Jan. 22
Aug. 5
Nov. 4
Mav 27
Sept. 16
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Nov. 25
Mar. 4
296.688
308,409
294,383
298,7481 May 20
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1217
334
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907
1478
156
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1197
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1881
996
2248
1609
38
2280
1173
804
806
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1218
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1505
1506
1390
1169
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
121
Name, residencp, aud iuvciition.
Hainawortli, William. Pittsburg, Pa. Bessemer plant
Haiusworth, William. Pittsburfr. Pa. Bessemer plant
Hake, Pliilipp. (See Sncider, Charlos, assicnov )
Halbeit. John B., Maitland, assignor of one-half to E. R. Trofford, Sanford, Fla. Lifting-
iack
Haldane. Robert. Glasgow, connty of Lanark. Scotland. A])i)aratus for the distillation of)
wood (
Hale, Albert "W.. Plaiufield. N. J. Tnsnlator for electric wires
Hale, Albert W., Plainfield, X. .T. Tnsnlator for electric conductors
Hale, Albert W.. Plainfield. N. J. Insulator for electric wires
Hate, Benjamin F.. Rochester. X. T. Apparatus for drying pliotogiaphic papers
Hale, Elaiu B., etal. (See Ivealen. Wylev M . as.signor.)
Hale, Eugene. (See Crabtree. Thomas A., assignor.)
Hale, Henry S., Pliiladelpliia. Pa. Folding berth
Hale, Henry S., Philadelphia, Pa. Fabric for walls of apartments .
Hale, Henry S., Philatlelphia. Pa. Book-case
Hale. Henry S., Philadelphia, Pa. Seat
Hale, Napoleon B., San Bernardino. Cal. Button
Hale. Thomas, Claydon. county of Suffolk. England. Fire-escape
Halo. William B.. Washington. D. C. assignor to Fuller Universal Telephone Company,
New York, N. Y. Electric telephonic transmitter
Hale, William E. (See Ifeuck and Ham brock, assignois.)
Hale, William E. (See Woithington. Charles C. assignor.)
Hale. William H.. assignor of one-half to J. W. Jewett, New Haven, Conn. Saddle for bi-
cvcl(
Haley, John W., North Hartland, Vt. Nut-lock
Haley, Jo.Mah S., and R. F. Roswald. New York, N. Y., assignors of one-fourth to T. W.
Shotwell. Railway. N. J. Regulatins the temperature of beer. &c
Haley, William. Ravenna. Ohio. Mold for pressed glassware
Halkyard. William. (See fJriffin. Seth. assignor.)
Halkyard. William. Providence, R. T. Hntton-fastener
Halkyard. William. Providence. R. T. Attaching buttons to shoes. &c
Halkyard. William, Providence, R. T. Button-setting instrument
Halkyard, William, Providence, R. I., assignor to T. II. Bowles, Fulton County, Ga.; said
Bowles assignor of nineteen one-thousandths to said Halkyard. Panoramic sign for
cars. (Reissue)
Hall, A . Wilford. New York. N. Y. Anti-friction jonrn.al-box
Hall. Albert B., Indianaprvlis, Ind. Capsule-machine
Hall. Albert E., Qnincy, Minn. Horseshoe
Hall, Alvah W.. assignor to Hall Railway Signal Company, Meriden, Conn. Electric lail-)
way-signal apparatus <,
Hall. Arthur H., Chicago, 111. Fire-escape
Hall. Asa, Rockford. HI. Cultivator
Hall, Charles, assignor of one-half to T. Anderson. Changewater. N. J. Animal-trap
Hall. Charles, assignor to himself, J. Hill, Jr.. .and V. Castner, Changewater, N. J. Ani-
mal-trap
Hall. Charles F., West Trov. N. Y. Ice cutter or pick ,
Hall, Charles S.. and^. J. Watson. Worcester, Mass. Making wire
Hall. David. Middletown. Conn. Overshoe.
Hall. Dudley C. (Sec Dnffv. Thomas W.. assignor.)
Hall. Edaar. Cambridge. Mass. Roller-skate
Hall. Edwin L., Pbiladelphi.a, Pa. Locomotive head-li'jht
Hall. Elnathan. Latingtown, (GHen Cove.) N. Y. Hvdraulic.iack
Hall, Emil J., Alexandria. Va., assignor of one-h.ilf to W. W. Granger, Washington, D. C.
Tvpe-writing machine
Hall, Frank E., Boston. Mass., assignor to Hall Rubber Mills, Portland, Me. Manufactur-
ing sossamcT water-proof cloth
Hall. Frank E., assignor to Hall Rubber Company. Boston, Mass. Water-proof fabric
Hall. George A., Portland, Me. Railway-gate
No.
309,540
309,712
207,517
293. •242
294.384
301,446
291,722
297,2.56
299.382
300.361
303.508
29.5.082
300,465
305,812
.307.458
292,301
308.066
292.007
299.464
299.133
309.847
10.445
304.523
297.792
292.302
301,361
303.638
308.765
309.781
295.634
305.449
293 011
300,774
305,919
309 044
305,386
298.570
Hall. George E.. New York, N. Y. Preventins bniler-exnlnsions
Hall. Georse W.. assignor of one-half to E. J. Morgan. Bridgeport. Conn. Check-rein hook.
Hall. Gordon AV.. Lockport. N. Y. Joint foi- steam-pii)es in paper-making machines
Hall. James B. (See Hall. Tomas P. and J. B.)
Hall. James J., Brooklyn, N. Y. Withdrawing l.atch-bolts
Hall. Jesse. Jr. (See Gnffen and Hall.)
Hall. Jesse, Jr.. assignor to Phoenix Iron Company, Pho>nixville. Pa. Rotary pnddling-fnr-
299. 63S
309.456
304,642
303.841
297.387
309,4.57
304,192
Hall. John. Boston. Mass. Signal-torch
H.ill, .John D.. Orrville. Ohio. Devici^ for welding .steel calks to horseshoes
Hall. John L.. Colon v, Kans. Alarm attachment for baling-presses
Hall, John T.. Zenobia. 111. Weather strip
Hall. Joseph J., assignor to Hall's Automatic Feed Boiler Furnace Company, Chicago, HI.
Boiler-furnace
295.75]
216.9.-2
293. S66
301.883
301.362
294.998
Hall. Milan W.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Steam-.actuated valve for duplex engines 301,363
Hall, Nicoll & GranbeiTV. (See Shepard. George E.. assignor ) i
Hall. 0. F. (See Alderman. Frank R.. assignor.)
Hall, Osboi-n B. (See Walworth and Hall )
Hall, O.sbom B, Maiden, Mass. Cash-conveyer '29.3.012
Hall. Osborn B., Mahlen, Mass. Cash-carrier . - ; 1 298,373
Hall. PhiUip A. (See Ebbert, John, assisnor.) I
Hall Railway Signal Company. (See Blodgett and Winton. assignors.)
Hall Railway Signal Companv. (See Hall. Alvah W.. assignor.)
Hall. Reuben D., New Hiimpton. Mo. Pump 301,717
Hall. Robert A. (See Rueckert. .Tohn R . assignor.)
Hall. Robert H. (See Butler, William .1.. assignor.)
Hall Rubliet (Companv. S -c Hall. Frank E., assif;nor-)
Hall Rubber Mills. (See Hall. Frank E . assignor.)
Hall. Theodore F.. assisnior part to A . J. Richards. W. E. Cimuer. and G. W. Lovell, Mari-
etta. Ohio. Drive-cbain 297.793
Date.
Dec. 23
Dec. 23
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Feb. 12
Mar. 4
July 1
Jan. 8
Apr. 22
May 27
June 17
Aug. 12
M.ay 6
.Inne 17
Sept. 30
Nov. 4
Jan. 22
Dec. 2
Jan. 15
May 13
May 27
Dec. 30
Feb. 5
Sept. 2
Apr. 29
Jan. 22
July 1
Ang. 19
Dec. 2
Dec. 23
Mar. 25
Sept. 23
Feb. 5
.Tune 24
Sept. 39
Dec. 9
Sept. 16
May 13
.Tune 3
Dec. 16
Sept. 2
Aug. 19
Apr. 22
Dec. 16
Ang. 26
Mar. 25
Apr. 15
Feb. 19
July 15
July 1
Mar. 11
July 1
Feb. 5
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July 8
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Kame, residence, ancl invention.
Hall, Thomas G., Brooklyn, N. T. Cutting-pliers .'
Hall, Thomas W. (See Arnold, Horace L., assignor.)
Hall, Thomas W. (See Thayer, Anson P., assisnor.)
Hall. Tomas P., Toronto, anil .X. B. Hall, Georgetown, Ontario, Canada. Koller-skate
Hall, Truman. (See Tansey. Vurlin G., agsignoi.)
Hall, Wlllard L., Fremont, Nebr. Lifting -jack
Hall, "William, and J. Midcley, assignors of one-half to W. F. and F. C. Sayles, Pawtucket,
R. 1. Machine for com bins!' fibrous materials
Hall, William B., Duqnoin, 111. Joint-lever
Hail. William F., Providence, K. I. Comb for flax, wool, &c
Hall, William F., and "W. Low, Durham, county of Durham, England. Apparatus fori
breaking down coal i
Hall, William H., Tiffin, Ohio. Horse hav-rake
Hall, William H., Tiffin, Ohio. Corn-sheller
Hall, William L., Troy, N. Y. Bosom-shirt
Hall, William P. (See Shipp, Henry A., assignor.)
Hailam, A. C. (See Tillion, William E. R . assignor.)
Hallas, James G., assignor to Benedict & Bumham Manufacturing Company, Waterbury,
Conn. Lamp-burner
Hallas, James G., assignor to Benedict & Bumham Manufacturing Company, Waterbury,
Conn. Lamp-burner
Hallas, James G., assignor to Benedict & Bumham Manufactuiing Company, Wateibnry,
Conn. Lanip-burner
Hallenbeck, William E. , Jersey City, N. J. Bronzing-machinc
Hallett, Ellen A. (See Schroeder, Lsaac L., as.signor.) ,
Hallett, Enoob, et al. (See Behrens, Heni'y, assignor.)
Halliwell, Jane, et nl. (See Lavignc, Joseph P., assignor.)
Halliwell. Jane. (See Sackett, Joseph S., assignor.)
Halliwell, Samuel, assignorof one-half to J. S. Sackett &; Co., New Haven, Conn. Presser-
foot for sewing-machines
Halliwell. Samuel, assignorto Sackett Manufacturing Company, Wallingfoid, Conn. Press-
or-foot holder for sewing-machines
Hallowcll, Albert, Lowell', Mass. Hydraulic cock or filtering-faucet
Hallowell, Albert, Lowell. Mass. Hydraulic cock
Hall's Automatic Feed Boiler Furnace Company. (See Hall. Joseph J., assignor.)
Halsey, Frederic A., assignor to Rand Drill Company, "New York, N. Y. Steam rock-drill .
Halsey, Frederic A., assignor to Rand Drill Company, New York, N. Y. Steam rock-drill.
Halsey, Fiederic A., assignor to Rand Drill Company, New York. N. Y. Steam rock-drill
Halsey, Frederic A., assignor to Rand Drill Company, New York, N. Y. Valve-goai' ior
rock-drills - -
Halsey. Frederic A., assignor to Rand Drill Company, New York, N. Y. Valve-gear for
rock-drills -
Halsey, James T.. Richmond, "Va. Valve-sear
Halsey, John S., Buena Vista, Colo. Pen-holder
Halsey. Louis M.. Brooklyn. N. Y. Dental rubber dam
Halsey, William H.. Newark, N. J. But'tou
Halstead, Charles, New York, N. Y. (^lulinary vessel
Halsted, James M., assignor to K. K. Halsted, Oakland, Cal. Device for regulating tem-
perature .
Halsted, Kate K. (See Halsted, James M., assignor.)
Haltora, Samuel, Monnt Enterprise, assignor of one-fifth to C. A. Oliver, C. J. and J. Bell,
Lawsonville, Tex. Car-coupling
Halvorsen Process Company. (See Halvorson, Halvor, assignor.)
Halvorson, Halvor, Nashua', N. H., assignor to Halvorsen Process Company. New Yo-k,
N . Y. Dividing and distilling crude petroleum
Halvorson, Halvor, Nashua, N. H., assignor to Halvorsen Process Company, New Yoik,
N. Y. Preparing lubricating-oils obtained fi'om petroleum
Halvorson, Halvor, Nashua, N. H., assignor of three-fourths to M. R. Cook, Bayonne, N. J.,i
and S. Maus'ield, New York, N. Y. Apparatus for distributing crude petroleum \
Ham, Albert W. (See Mosher, George A., assignor )
Ham, Benjamin A., Boston. Mass. Spring bed-bottom
Ham. Charles T., Rochester, N. Y. Oil-stove - -
Ham, Charles T., Rochester, N. Y. Lamp-stove -
Appa-
No.
294,034
297,388
298,374
295,16.-)
2P8.749
297,794
301,494
292.218
290,134
308.607
303,842
307,644
308,608
306,60.5
293.807
.302,127
298.7,'=0
304,310
2P4.n99
295.000
295,001
295.002
205,003
294.873
291,7-.;3
300,600
309.045
307,192
295.384
309,944
305,180
305,181
30.5,182
Ham, Daniel, Iowa Citj', Iowa. Flooring
Ham, Joseph. (See Gray and Ham.)
Ham, Joseph, et al. (See Murphy, Edward J., assignoi.)
Hamachek. Frank, Kewaunee, Wis. Feed-cutter
Hamaker, David L., et al. (See Titlow, Monroe B., assignor.)
Hamann, A ugust. lloboken, N. J. Glass button
Hambay, James T., assicrnor to Union Switch and Signal Company, Pitt.sburg, Pa
ratus for controlling railway-signals by electricity
Ha,mbay, James T. , assignor to Union Switch and Signal Company, Pittsburg, Pa. Circuit-
closer for railway-switches
Harabay, James T.. assignor to Union Switch and Signal Company, Pittsbvxrg, Pa. Appa-
ratus for controlling railway appliances by electricity
Hambay, James T , assignor to Union Switch and Signal Company, Pittsburg, Pa. Sig-
nal-line compensator |
Hamblin, John M. , South Union, Ky. Mowing-machine knife
Hamblin, Silvanus, assignor to Standard File Company, Plymouth, Mass. File-cutting |
machine I
Hambrock, Alexander. (See Menck and Hambrock.) I
Hamburger, Bernard, New York, N. Y. Combination-inkstand '
Hamecher, Heinrich. assignor of one-fo>irth to F. Dammann, Berlin. Germany. Artificial eye.'
Hamel. Peter, Houghton, Mich. Vehicle journal and box - -
Hamelle, Henry W., Norfolk. N. Y. Side-spring buggy j
Hamer, James W., Winona, Miss. Plow-fender^
Hamer, Samuel. (See McCrackcn and Hamer.) '
Hamer, Samuel, Salt Lake City, Utah. Hose-coupling ;
Hamill, Daniel L. (See Covert, G. Van Ness, assig-nor.)
Hamill, John A. C, Bristol, R. L Overcoat
Hamilton, Alfred J., Beaverton, Oreg. Dust-cover for drawers
296,953
300,601
309,713
298.300
308,609
302,725
308,492
308,493
308,494
309,018
305,813
309,4.58
.305,074
303,720
305,387
303,031
307,113
293.4.53
301,118
308,156
Hamilton, Charles S., Milwaukee, Wis. Oil-press mat 298,848
Date.
Feb. 26
Apr. 29
May 13
Mar. 18
May 20
Apr. 29
July 8
Jan. 22
May 27
Dec. 2
Aug. 19
Nov. 4
Dec. 2
Oct. 14
Feb. 19
July 15
Mav 20
Sept. 2
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar: 11
Mar. 11
Jlar. 11
Jan. 8
June 17
Dec. 9
Oct. 28
Mar. 18
Dec. 30
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. JG
Apr. 15
June 17
Dec. 23
May 6
Dec. 2
July 29
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
Dec. 23
Sept. 30
Dec. 16
Sept. 16
Aug. 19
Sept. 16
Aug. 19
Oct. 28
Feb. 12
July 1
Nov. 18
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volume.
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1887
540
1037
998
2421
545
1.512
1479
26
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295
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811
815
817
820
825
654
898
1408
635
1532
1321
1812
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1172
1172
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AlpJMbetical list of patentees — Continued.
123
Name, resideiieo. :in(l inventiim.
Hamilton, Edward. Boston, Mass. Kefrigoiatinj; cai' and chamber
Hamilton, Edward P., e.t al (See Wagner, Franz X., assignor.)
Hamilton. George A., assignor of two-thirds to J. H. Fuller and H. C. Hix, Fort Plain, N. T.
Tag and ta,g-fasteni r
Hamilton, Hobart. (See McDomrall, Isaac, assignor.)
Hamilton, James B., Hammersmith, county of Middlesex, England Eeed-organ
Hamilton. James B., Hammersmith, county of Middlesex, assiguoi' of one-third to E. A.
Ramsden, Inholms, England. Reed-organ
Hamilton, James E., assignor to Hamilton & Katz, Two Elvers, "Wis. Interchangeable
chart-fi'ame
Hamilton, James F. , Connersvillc, lud. Sash-holder
Hamilton, John, St. John, New Brunswick, Canada. Machine for dressing ships' sides . . .
Hamilton, John, Bellevue, Pa. Miner's lamp
Hamilton, John F.. Medfield, Mass. Mechanism for simultaneously sewing to a hat its
band and lining ,
Hamilton & Kalz. (See Hamilton, James E., assisrnor.)
Hamilton Lead Bath Company. (See Hamilton. Walter, assignor.)
Hamilton Lead Bath Company. (See Hornic. Julius L.. assignor.)
Hamilton, Lucius D., assignor to National Elpctric Railway Signal Company, Louisville,
Ky . Double-acting relay for electric circuits , .'
Hamilton, Lucius D., and It. Meek, assignors to National Electric Railway Signal Com-
pany, Louisville, Ky . Electric connection for railway-rails '.
Hamilton, Miles E., Auburn. N. Y. Whiffletree-hook
Hamilton, Oliver M., Springfield, Mass. Paper box
Hamilton. Robert, H al. (See Miller. William M., assignor.)
Hamilton, Robert, Franklin, Ind. Clevis
Hamilton, Robert, Franklin, Ind. Harvester-truck
Hamilton, Robert W., Hartford. Conn., assignor of two-thirds to M. T. Davidson, Brook-
lyn, N. T. Direct-acting duplex pumiiingengine
Hamilton, Tobias, assignor of one-half to S.SoUars. Centrctield, Ohio. Fire-escape
Hamilton, Walter, assignor to Hamilton Lead Bath Company, New York, N. Y. Metal-
extracting apparatus
Hamilton, William. (See Dennis, James W., assignor.)
Hamilton, William B. (See Kohnle and Hamilton.)
Hamilton, William G., Ramapo, N. Y. Car-wheel
Hamilton, William J., New Boston, Iowa. Gate
Hamilton, William M.. assignor of two-thirds to F. B. Tracy and F. H. Oviatt. Euclid.
Ohio. Two-wheeled vehicle '
Hamlen, Franklin L., and T. Furbish. Augusta, Mo. Scrow-driver
Hamlin, Charles A., Grecnbush, assignor to Hansom Stove Company, Albany, N. Y. Stove
Hamlin, Everlyn E.. Chicago, 111., assignor, by me.sne assignments, to Standard Electrical)
Works. Telephone switch-board. (Reissue) <
Hamlin, Henry A. (See Cogger and Hamlin.)
Hamlin, Mahlon, Catawissa. Pa. Car-whet 1
Hamm, John. Mempihis, Kans. Marker for weather-boards, flooring, and jambs
Hamm, Martin, assignor of one-third to T. K. Wilson, Chillicotho, Ohio. Dust-fan for
thrashing-machines
Hamman, Abraham, North Webster, Ind. Mole-ti-ap
Hammarlund, Oscar. (Sec Larson and Hammarlund.)
Hammer, Emil C. 'Sec Uammcr and Net:letou. assignors.)
Hammer, Thorvald F., and J. F. Nottleton, Branlord, Conn. ; said Ncttleton assignor to E. C.
Hammer, Boston, Mass. Metallic can
Hammerl, Joseph, Long Island City, N. Y. Refiigeratordoor
Hammerl. Joseph, Long Island City, N. Y. Detachable leg for refrigerators, &c
Hammerstein, Malvino. (See Hammer.steiu, 0.«car. assiirnor.)
Hammcrstein, Oscar, assignor to M. Hammerstein, Now York. N. Y. Machine for manipu-
lating cigar-wrappers
Hammerstein, Oscar, assignor to M. Hammerstein, NewYoik, N. Y. Machine for cutting
and piling cigar- wrappers
Hammett, James W. , Grant, W. Va. Apparatus for boring wells
Hammett, John F. , Deshler, Ohio. Harness attachment
Hammill, Richard, Chicago, 111. Fire-escape
Hammill. Richard, Chicaco, 111. Step or ladder
Hammond, Andrew H., Worcestei'. Mass. Mechanical musical in.stmment.
Hammond, H. Jay, et al. (See Wilson, Herbert S., assignor.)
Hammond, Henry, Hartford. Conn. Die for forging hammers
Hammond, Henry R.. Foster Center, R. I. Safety snap-hook
Hammond, Isaac C, Chicago, 111. Ditching and grading machine . -
Hampton, John A., Houston, Tex. Baling-press
Hammond, John F., Omaha, Nebr. Nail-plate feeder
Hammond, John F., Omaha, Nebr. Nail-plate feeder
Hammond, Joseph C, Jr., Rockville, and T. E. King, Westport, Conn.
Hammond, Orlin W., Belmont, N. Y. Pump
Hammond, Wal'er, Baltimore, Md. Keel for submarine boats
riammond, Wyatt A. (See La Rock, Gilbert, assignor.)
Hampton. Calvin G., Turlock, Cal. Grain-drill
Hamsley. Millard F., Nashville, Tenn. Metallic roofing
Hanapel. John. Springhrook, Iowa. Reversible plow
Plance. William A. (Sec Weaver. Francis M . as.signor.)
Hancock Inspirator Company. (See Park, William R., assignor.)
Hancock, Milton T., Thomasvllle, Ga. Sulky-plow
Shoe-clasp
No.
298,083
a02,563
293,454
295,808
293,731
309,300
299,039
301,495
299,780
303,570
303,569
:t00,2,'i2
300,745
291,053
292,219
293,243
309,019
306,825
303.509
291.724
201,725
307.187
292,805
10,508
290.9,54
305,920
304.2f,7
302,128
30.5,305
306,245
307.040
293,732
293,733
292,485
.301,718
303,004
305,590
296,105
295. .547
300,917
295,247
309,387
296,747
304,927
301,884
290.001
303,843
30.3.153
309.459
309,945
302,481
liotlle and jar stopper 1 303,727
Alidade | 293,013
Hand, Edward P., Newark, N. J.
H.and, John E., Philadelphia, Pa.
Hand, JohnS., Sau Francisco, Cal. Tailor's measuring device ' 299,383
Hand, Peter. Glen, N. Y. BUl-holder 291.339
Hand. S. Ashton, Tonihkenamon, Pa. Twist-drill grinder - - - 302,720
Handlan. Alexander H.. Jr., St. Louis. M". Locomotive head-light ] 305,300
Handrahaii, Michael. (See Seal and Handrahan.) i
Haneline, Marl in, Joplin, Mo. Ironing-machine 300,708
Hanford. Samuel, Binghamton, N. Y> Pump 1309,347
Date.
May 6
July 29
Feb. 12
Mar. 25
Feb. 19
Dec. 10
Juno 3
July 8
June 3
Au?. 12
Aug. 12
Juno 10
Oct. 21
Jan. 1
Jan. 22
Feb. 12
Dec. 23
Oct. 21
Aug. 12
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
Oct 28
Feb. 5
Aug. 12
Apr. 15
Sept. 30
Aug. 20
July 15
Sept. 10
Oct. 7
Oct. 21
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Jan. 29
July 8
Aug. 5
Sept. 23
Apr. 1
Mar. 25
Oct. 21
Mar. 18
Dec. 10
Apr. 15
Sept. 9
July 15
Apr. 1
Aug. 19
Aug. 5
Dec. 10
Dec. 30
Monthly
volume.
151
1924
883
1948
1215
983
177
546
358
855
854
964
927
47
1.513
610
1398
1039
784
899
900
1520
35
910
1329
2134
1781
1339
1331
285
1313
1217
1218
1850
824
103
1097
322
1532
1149
1148
1091
1070
842
1047
137
1223
337
1170
1813
July 22 j 1807
Aug. 19 I 1071
Feb. 5 j 290
May 27 ' 1776
Jan. 1 I 399
July 29 2139
Sept. 16 1332
Juno 17
Dec. 16
1.572
1044
39
528
239
539
336
260
45
148
91,92
235
234
261
246
14
425
162
377
275
215
252
252
408
10
C249
)250
309
591
480
370
307
76
3*0
336
337
C518
^519
22.5
~46
471
92
425
305
317
292
(303
)304
(228
)229
287
40
335
92,93
318
488
(494
) 495
293
80
(511
\ 512
112
367
431
278
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26
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29
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[28
28
27
28
28
29
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1 27
26
28
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378
603
1200
671
898
953
107
989
618
618
1110
187
12
294
553
982
209
606
167
167
306
449
627
265
1237
800
201
1077
52
261
671
072
364
159
485
1150
63
1125
231
1047
919
219
982
205
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692
517
9,(5
1076
352
664
495
888
73
410
1077
27 1229
29 909
124
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Hanford, Lemnel D. (See Foster and Hanford.)
Hani, Fred, and C. A. Billington. Morrill, Kiins. Cultivator
Hanika, Christian, et al. (See Giflbrd, Franlclin, assignor.)
Hanika, Christian, assignor to Hanika Iron Fence Company, Springfield, Ohio.
iron fences - - - - - -
Hanika, Christian, assignor to Hanika Iron Fence Company, SpringOeld, Ohio. Metallic
Post for
fence
Hanika Iron Fence Company. (See Hanika, Christian, assignor.)
Hankey, Anthony, Kochdale, Mass. Roll-hai- for pul])-engines
Hankin, A¥illiam' H., Jr., Brooklyn, ISl . T. Saw
Hankin, William H., Jr., Brooklyn, N. Y. Saw -handle
Hankinson, Ambrose C. (See Clark and Hackinson.)
Hanley, William, Chicago, 111. Car brake and starter
Hanley, William, and M. B. Mills, Chicago, 111. Gate for railway-crossings.
Hanlon Electric Signal Company. (See Finger, Louis, assignor.)
Hanlon. John, New York, N. Y. Water-cooled valve
Hanlon, John, New York, N. Y., assignor to United Coal and Oil (Jas Company, of New)
York. Process of and apparatus for manufacturing gas )
Hanlon, Michael F., Brooklyn, N. Y. Roller-skate
Hanlon, William, New Yoik, N. Y. Theatei- appliance
Hanlon, William B., Bridgeport. Ohio. Bag-fastener
Hanmore, Hiram M., White Plains, N. Y. Non-heat-conducting -vessel
Hanna, Benjamin M., Pittsburg, Pa. Eyeglasses oi- spectacles
Hanna, Benjamin M., Pittsburg, Pa. Eyeglasses or spectacles
Hanna, Cyrns T., Allegheny. Pa. Roller grinding-mill
Hanna, David, Ogdensburg, N. Y. Water-purifier for steam-boilers
Hanna, Hiram, Columbus, Ohio. Kitchen-cabinet
Hanna, Oscar, and H. W. T Earnshaw, assicnors of thiee-flfths to J. Earnshaw, Dover.
Ky., J. W. Womeldorff, and C. F. Corben, Middleport, Ohio. Machine for siiinningand
winding yarn, thread, &c
Hanuan, William H., Palermo. N. Y. Bottle-opener
Hannon, Arthur T. (See Worswick, .Tames E., assignor.)
Hanrahan, Joseph F., assignor of one-fourth to J. Gordon, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Ee-
frigei ator and refrigeratoi-building
Hanscom, George H., Brooklyn Village, TI. P. and H. E. Brooks, Cleveland, Ohio. Safety-
guard for molding-machines -
Hanscom, William W., San Fi-ancisco, Cal. Cuble-rail way propulsion
Hanscom, William W., San Francisco, Cal. Cable-railway propulsion
Hanse, James, assignor to himself and J. Foley, Brooklyn. N. Y. Bidet - - .
Hansen, Andrew. (See Johnson and Hansen.)
Hansen, August, San Francisco, Cal. Bed-lounge
Hansel-, Jacob, assignor of one-half to G. W. Meyer, Oxford, Ohio. Vehicle-seat
Hansgen, Charles, Rock Island, 111. Car-coupling
Hansgen. C!harles A., and J. R. Coleman. Rock Island, 111. Car-coupling
Hanson, Charles, assignor of one-half to F. Applequist, Rock Island, 111. Street-car coup-
ling
Hanson, Dempsey B., St. Louis, Mo Saw-swage
Hanson, Demnsv B., assignor to Sinker. Diivls & Co., Indianapolis, Ind. Band-saw mill . .
Hanson, Frank B., Now York, N. Y. Water-closet
Hanson, Freeman, Bar Mills, assignor to H. W. Palmer, Hollis, Me. Lathe for turning
polygonal forms
Hanson, Herman L., Medford, and F. J. Johnston, Boston, Ma.ss. Siphon-bottle '.
Hanson, James P., Oshkosh, Wis. Log-loader
Hanson, James P.. Oshkosh, Wis. Log-jacking mechanism for saw-mills
Hanson, .lames P., Oshkosh, Wis. Device for tight eniug and gniding belts
Hanson, James P., and J. P. Chrisrenseu, Chicago, 111. "^Electric burglai'-alarm
Hauson, .Tames P., and J. P. Christensen, Chicago, 111. Electric burglar-alarm -
Hanson. Otto. Sacramento, Cal. Apparatus for concentrating ores - -
Hanson, William D. (See Christian and Hanson.)
Hanson, William F., et al. (See Adams, William E.. assignor.)
Hanvey, Alexander, assignorof one-half to W. Scott. Steubenville.Ohio Tag or label holder
llapgood Plow Company. (See Black. Joseph P., assignoi-.)
Hapgood Plow Company. (See Lane, John, assignor.)
Hapgood Plow Company. (See Pates, Thomas, assignor.)
Hapgood Plow Clompany. (See Pates William S., assignor.)
Harbaugh, Benjamin F. (See Tinch, Edward T., assignor.)
H.irbaugh, John M. , and P. J. Ryan, Somerset, Ohio. Car-brake . -
Harbaugh, Simon P., Cumberland, Md. Baling-press
Hard & Parsons. (See Pike, William A., as.signor.)
Hardeman, Constant L., and A. L. Gervin, New Orleans, La. Railway-truck
Harden, Albert, Boston, Mass. Sole-edge-setting machine
Harden Crystal Bearing Company. (See Harden. John J., assiguor.)
Harden, Henry D., assignor of one fourth to L. M. Snyder, Chicago, 111. Hand-grenade for
fire-extinguishers
Harden, John J., Chicago, HI. Hand-grenade fire-extinguisher -
Haiden, John J., assignor to Harden Cry,stal Bearing Company, Chicago, 111. Anti-fric-
tion glass bearing
No.
307,938
Hardenbergh, Fayette, Providence, R. I. Circular weft-thread knitting machine
Harden bergh, Fayette, Providence, R. I , assignor to Marshall Loom Company, New Yo]-k,i
N. Y. Circular weft-thread knitting machine ;
Hardenbergh, Peter R. L. (See Brownson, Ralph, assignor.)
Hardenbrook. Marcus. Marysville, Kans Horse-hoe
Harder, Frank P., et al. (See Burns and Buckman, assignors.)
Harder, James E. (See Williams and Harder.)
Hardesty, George W., Keokuk, Iowa. Brick-making machine
Hardie, Frank, assignor of one-third to T. Pettifer, Cleveland, Ohio.
Safety water-gage .
303,728
303,729
302,399
295,385
309,388
309,848
301,.589
300,602
300,466
296,833
293,324
294.228
296,955
306,918
306,919
308,254
306,606
295,120
306,246
297,389
307,459
291,897
291,898
292.165
302,334
292,556
309,782
302,482
293,325
299.781
308.893
306,8-26
308,358
303.639
293,014
293.244
293.245
307.114
292.806
292,807
308,410
295,752
302.533
300,866
302,727
305,814
306,154
297,075
300,467
309,301
309,348
307,939
304,100
307,-298
Date.
Nov. 11
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
July 22
Mat'. 18
Dec. 16
Dec. 30
July 8
Jane 17
June 17
Apr. 15
Feb. 12
Feb. 26
Apr. 15
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Nov. 18
Oct. 14
Mar. 11
Oct. 7
Apr. 22
Nov. 4
Jan. 15
Jan, 15
Jan. 22
July 22
Jan. 29
Dec. 23
.July 22
Fob. 12
June 3
Dec. 9
Oct. 21
Nov. 25
Aug. 19
Feb. 5
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
Oct. 28
Feb, 5
Feb. 5
Nov. 25
Mar. 25
July 22
June 24
July 29
Sept. 30
Oct. 7
Apr. 15
June 17
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Nov. 11
Aug. 26
Oct. 28
Monthly
volume.
689
1072
1074
1702
1323
1092
1688
082
1411
1247
11F3
719
1882
1.330
1150
11.51
10H9
747
976
286
1888
57
1113
1114
14.35
1615
1964
1606
1808
721
3.59
432
1041
1227
968
290
612
613
1441
37
38
1304
1794
1878
1765
2140
2004
164
1477
12.52
984
1040
690
189
293
293
467
368
292
458
5184
V185
5 388
J 389
C341
1342
332
192
515
3.69
300
306
C295
i29fi
196
(267
1268
70
513
15
311
311
402
443
(".547
1548
436
495
193
92
115
275
336
265
81
(162
1163
163
385
10
10
3.56
498
514
481
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342
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Alphabetical list of imientees — Continued.
125
Ifame, residence, and invention.
No.
Hardio, Kobert, Hoboken, N. J., assignor of one-half to J. A. Walsli, New Tork, N. T.
Pump
Hardiu, Charles B., assignor of two-thirds to J. W. and J. ^Y. Clements, Independence,
Mo. Sursical aspirator
Hardin, William A. Leavenworth, Xans. Tonjrs for lifting spools of fence-wire
Ilardini:, Etlwin A ., llarhor Sprin.!;s, Mich. Bob-.^leigh
Harding, Fred E. (Seo Allen, Fred A., assignor.)
Harding, George. San Kafael, and T. Hill, San Francisco, Cal. Hoae-reel
Harding, George P.. Woodland, Cal. Pump
Harding, John H., Milwaukee, Wis. Mold for casting ornamental plaques, &c
Harding. .Tosiah. Antofaga.sta. Chili. C.ir-brake
Harding. Thomas W.. Leeds, county of Tork, England. Speed-indicator
Hardistv, .John F., Bonayiartc, Iowa. Breast drOI
Hardwii'k. James L., Cedar Eapids, Iowa. Claw-bar
Hardy, Hippolyte, Paris, France. Advertising musical instrnnicnt
Hardy, Orlando B., assignor to Giant Powder Company, San Francisco, Cal. Apparatus?
for making explosive compounds ^
Hardy, William A., Fitchburg. Mass. Car-axle box
Hardy, William A., Fitchburg, Mass. .Joumal bearing
Hare," Edwin A., and A. Higlry, Cleveland. Oliio, Amalgamator
Hare. .7ohn II., Baltimore, Md. Eefrigeratorbaskct
Hare & Morgan Company. (See Morgan. Joseph W., assignor.)
Harger, Honry, Delhi, Iowa. Broom-holder .'
Hargitt, Jervis. (See Hunter and Hargitt.)
Hargrave, James. Barley Leeds, county of York, England. Machine for cleaning and
blat-king boots or .shoes
Hargrave, Thomas C, assignor of one-half to T. W. Wilson, Minneapolis, Minn. Waste-
pipe trap
Hargrave, William, assignor of one-half to J. Gregory, New York, N. Y. Screw-cutting
implement
Haring, John C, Jerse.y City, N. J. Case for pencils
Haring, John C, Jersey City, N. J. Pencil-case
Haring, John C., and C. H. Court. Jersey City. N. J. Stylographic fountain-pen
Harker, John C, Grand .Junction, Iowa! Grain and hay loader
Harker, .John C. Grand Junction, Iowa. Harvestei-
Harker, Lewis A., and C. H. Amann, Columbus, Ohio, assignors to D. W. Norris, Elgiu,
111. Glass-can cap
Harkcv, George W., Matthews, N. C. Fertilizing-machine
Harkiiis. George C. Salt Lake City. Utah Ter., assignor of three-fourths to M. L. Causey,
E. D. Egan, and L. Kaighn. Sk.iting-rink floor
Harkness, Devillo L.. assignor to M. A. llarkness, Berlin, Wis. Carpet-stretcher
Harkness. John L., and C. B. Shaw, Oskaloosa, Iowa ; said Shaw assignor to said Uarkness.
Eock-drUling machine
Harkness, Mary A. (See Haikuoss. Devillo L., assignor.)
Harlan, George F.. Elkton, Md. Stirring pulp m ))ulp-engines
Harley, Elizabeth G., Philadelphia, Pa. Safety attachment
Harlow, Gushing C. Brockton, Mass. Lubricator
Harlow, Ivory W., Plymouth, Mass. Tea-kettle .-.
297,076
297,989
2n(),.'i:i3
298,849
308,411
:i0(),152
300,967
20:i,4.=i.';
292,100
29.5, :i86
30T,r)44
296,956
:!06,920
300,362
:;ou.24n
309,.';i3
307,290
307,761
297,390
302,728
Watch-case
Watch-winding device
Watch-case -
New York. N. Y. Mucilag
Harlow, .Joseph W. , Port.smouth, X. H. Box-fastener
Harlow. Mellen .S., Hoboken, N. .J. Steam-actuated valve
Harly, .Jacob F.. Kipton Station, assigTior to W. K. Burton, Elyna. Ohio. Tuyere.
Harman, C. Wesley. (Sec Slddmore and Harman.)
Harman, C. Wesley, and H. G. .Skidmore, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Harman, C. Wesley, and H. G. .Skidmore. Cineinn.aii. Ohio.
Harman, C. Wesle.y, and H. G. Skidmove, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Harman, Stephen S., assignor to himself and M. T. Lynch,
cup or holder
Harraer. Henry, Southampton, assignor t.) F. Broughton, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
Safety-switch guard. (Reissue)
Harms, John F., Port Clinton. Ohio. Composition for graining
Harney, Michael C, assignor of one-half to A. and W. N. Brennan, St. Louis, Mo. Lantern
or lamp -
Harold, .James J. (See Phyfe and Handd.)
Harper, Charles S., Sharon, Mass. Two- wheeled vehicle
Harper, David. Jonesborough. Ark. Eartli-scraper
Harper, George A., et al. (See Oiiu.sby, William H., assignor.)
Harper, -John'A. (See Hough, .John T., assignor.)
Harper, John A. 'See Hongh and Uarpoi.)
Harper, .John M., Colfax, Wash. Ter. CaT-conpUng -
Harper, .John W., Assumption. HI. Stack-roof :
Harper, Nathan, assignor to M. W. Adams. Newark, N. J. Hat-sizing apparatus
Harper, Richard E., Butler, Mo. W,a.>ihing-machine
Harper, Robert, Assumption, 111. Corn-plnnter
Harper, Thomas H, , Eedditch, county of Worcester, England. Needle-cabinet . -
Harpham, Julius C. Peoria, 111. Harness-pad
Harps, Thomas, assignor to Connell & Dengler, Rochester, N. Y. Guard for cutter-
heads
Harr, .Jesse M., Baltimore, Md. Seesaw - -
Harral, E. W. (See Hawley. Theodore, assignor.)
Hanal, Edward W. (See Hawley, Theodore" assignor.)
Harral. Edward W., Fairfield. Conn. Materi.il for covering carriages
Harrell, Benjamin F., New Marion, Ind. G.ate
Harrington, Alexander. (See Searls and Harrington.)
Harrington. David. (See White and HaiTinglon.)
Harrington, Frank S,, assignor to himself and H. N. Fenner, Providence, R. I. Covering
for electrical conductors
Hanington, Frank S.. Providence. K. I., assignor to himself and F. E. Morse, Northbridge,
Mass. Cash carrier and railway - -
Hanington, George W., Plainview. Minn. Draft-equalizer
H.arrington, John, Caldwell, Kans.
Harrington, John, Caldwell, Kans.
203,868
292,EC9
301.056
298,084
306,1"0
306,151
.■'10.0.51
2U5,.387
£!19,924
303,510
307,762
308,255
296,002
29,5,019
298,465
298.689
301,982
295,548
293.869
294 466
298, 197
297,391
10,478
309,714
303,844
297,. 599
303,154
Date.
292,910
305,075
293,015
302,129
.303.1,^5
309.715
296,748
300,363
308.962
297,257
300,003
298,751
310,0.52
291,899
Rotary cnt-otr valve - 309,849
I
Rotary engine , , \ 310,053
Apr. 15
May 6
Apr. 8
May 20
Nov. 25
Oct. 7
June 24
Feb. 12
Feb. 5
Mar. 18
Nov. 4
Apr. 15
Oct. 21
June n
Oct. 7
Dec. 10
Oct. 28
Nov. 11
Apr. 22
July 29
Feb. 19
Feb. 5
.June 24
May 6
Oct 7
Oct. 7
Dec. 30
Mar. 18
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Aug. 12
Nov. 11
Nov. Ig
Apr. 1
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May 13
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July 15
Mar. 25
Fob. 19
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Apr. 22
May 13
Dec. 23
Aug. 19
Apr. 29
Aug. 5
Feb. 5
Sept. 16
Feb. 5
JiUy 15
Aug. 5
Dec. 23
Apr. 15
.June 17
Dec. 9
Apr. 22
June 17
May 20
Dec. 30
Jan. 15
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175
48
1331
309
11.52
5 306
\ 307
1117
303
288
77
1240
335
1081
450
4.50
125
1889
513
2141
589
1405
389
161
44
1991
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39.40
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160
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1938
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1324
369
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138
787
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451
120
1092
296
137
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183
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1407
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1.58
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1891
513
951
264
1510
1224
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2174
594
339
93
162
44
1023
280
292
81
1340
370
340
93
1511
411
1078
304
1118
303
520
137
1728
469
1413
389
1000
279
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521
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126
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FKOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continned. •
Name, residence, and invention.
Harrington. John C. (See Lindol, Harry C, assignor.)
Harrington, Jolin C, Providence, R. I. Bracelet
Harrington, John C., Providence, E. I. P.racelet
Harrington, Josiah, Berkswell Lodge, 66 Water Lane. Brixton, county of Surrey, England.
Button
Harrinston, Samuel H., Columbus, Ohio. Semaphore
Harrington, Samuel H., Columbus, Ohio. Ladder
Hanington, Son & Co., Edwin. (See Haskius, Han-y S., assignor.)
Harrin'gfon^ Son & Co., Edwin. (See Haskins and Snrogell. assignor.*.)
Harrington, Son & Co., Edwin. (See Sprogell and Haskin.s. assignors )
Harris. Caleb H., and R. C. Carpenter, Jaclison, Mich.; snid Caipent'^r assignor to .said
Harris. Grade-level •-
HaiTis, Charles W., assignor of one-half to 6. C. Anderson, Sidney, Ohio. Boot and shoe
cleaner -
Harris, Edward. (See Toay and Harris.)
Harris, Enoch, Quincy, HI. Saw-tooth
Harris, Eonah G.. Boston, Mass. Button-hole
Harris, Francis M., Logansport, Ind. Clothes drier
Harris, Francis M., M. G.,- M. J., and M. L., assiguors.of one-fifth to J. N. Spining, Cov-
ington, Ind. Tile-maciiine - .. .
Harris. Frank L., assienor, by mesne assignments, of elevenfifteenths to T. M. and R. AV.
Smith and T. L. Field, Ballimore, Md. Manufacture of fertilizing mat eiials
Harris, Fredrick G. (See Chamberlain and Hairis.)
Harris, George W. (See Allen and Harris.)
Harris, (Jeorge "W., and A. L. Allen. Poughkeepsie, jS. T. Apparatus for the manufac-
ture of gas
Harris, Gilbert J. (See Flewwelling and Harris.) (Eei.ssue.)
Harris, Henry. Suison, Cal. Metallic fastening
Harris, Jolm B.. Ottawa.. 111. Grain -scon ring machine
Harris, John C. F.. Littleton. N. H. Spring-board wagon
Harris, John H., St. Paul, Minn. Harrow
Harris, John -T., "Wilmington, Del. Pa; er -making machine
HaiTis, Jonathan . Grand Ledge. Mich. Curtain-roller fixture
Harris, Jos'-ph. trustee. (See Copeland, Charles F.. assignor.)
Harris, Julius, Ridgeway. N. Y. Cover for fruit-paclcages
Harris, Marcus L. (See Hariis. Francis M., M. G., M. J., and M. L.)
Hanis, Maxwell G. (See HaiTis Francis M., M. G.. M. J., and M. L.)
Harris, Milo J. (See Harris, Francis M., M. G., M. J., and M. L.)
Harris, No.ih R., et nl. (See Hut'on, William L., assignor.)
Hanis, Ralph E.. Macomb, III. Rotary blower
HaiTis, Richard H., Petersburg, Va. Egs-carrier
Harris, Samuel R. (See Cowdory, Warren H., assignor.)
Harris, Silas, San Fiancisco. Cal. Apparatus for making rintrs, coupling-links. &c
Harris, Thomas, assignor of one-half to C. Frencli, Seymour, Conn. Wire-tack machine .-
Harris, "Warren. Danville, Vt. Portable photographic apparatus -
Harris, "Willard M., Wy online. Del. Cultivator
Hanis, "William, Rochester, N. Y. Can
Harris, "William E , Now York. N. Y. Loop for hanging carnients
Harris, 'Williara H., Carlf-ton. Nebr. Stove for burning trash -
Hai risen, Abraham C. Providence. Ohio. Fence-post
Harrison, Cliarles. (See McCormick, Edward W., assignor.)
Harrison, Charles. (See Poole, GeorsoE., assignor.)
Harrison, Charles (See Towne, William P., assignor.)
Harrison, Charles, New York, N. Y. Water-closet
Harrison, Charles R.. Fond du Lac. "Wis. Postal-bag rack
Harrison, Frank G., assignor of one-half to R. S. Dodge and P. Adams, Newbnryport, Mass.
Guard for harness-buckles
Harrison, Henry H.. New York. N. Y. Card for playing loto and other games
Harrison, John F. (See Crossley. Emmott, and Harrison.)
Harrison, Leila C, New Haven, Conn. Hitching device
Harrison Machine "Works. (See Stout, James A.. as.signor.)
Harrison, Norval M. (See "Weishamnel and Towles. assignors.)
Harrison, Thomas B., Clinton, and J. "W. Martin, Kirksville, Mo. Machine foi- making?
wire and picket fencing <,
Harrison, Thomas S. (See Beck. Charles F., assignor.)
Harrison, Thomas T., Aubrey, Kans. Sulky plow
narrison, William P., Columbus, Ohio. Reel for chain-pumps
Harrold, Mahlon, Fort "Worth, Tex. Car-coupling
Harry, Simon J. (See Sellwood and Harry.)
Harsh, Peter, Malvern , Ohio. Railway-rail joint
Hart, Albert. (See Fisher and Hart.)'
Hart, Albeit. (See Fisher and Hart. (Reissue.)
Hart, Albert A., Toledo, Iowa. Jeweler's peg- wood sharpener
Hart., Albert J . San Francisco, assignor of one-half to J. Yule, Oakland, Cal. Tucker for)
sewing-machines _ S
Hart. Charles E., assignor to Stanley "Works, New Britain, Conn. Hinge
Hart, Charles E., assignor to Stanley "Works, New Britain. Conn. Bolt
Hart, Charles N., assianor of one-half to C. S. Smith, Pittsford, Vt. flame-fastener
Hart, Eli S., Clinton, Iowa. Ash-pan for locomotives
Hart, George, Steubenville, Ohio. Chain-propeller
Hart, Geoi'ge E., assignor to Waterliury Watch Company, Waterbury, Conn. Watch-plate
Hart, George E., assignor to Waterbury Watch Company, Waterbury. Conn. Stem-wind-
ing watch .' '.
Hart, George E., assignor to Waterbury Watch Company, "Waterbury, Conn. Compensa-
tion watch-balance ' .'
Hart, George E., assignor to Waterbury "Watch Company, Waterbury, Conn. Watch-dial.
Hart. George W. E., Modesto, assignor of one-half to A. F. and H. L. Brown, Waverly, 111.
Sliding gaite
Hart, Hamilton M., et al. (See Reams, George W., assignor.)
Hart, Henry C, and J. W. Cross, assignors to H. C. Hart Manufacfuriug Company, De-
troit, Mich. Toy bank '
Hart, Henry K., et al. (See Robburts. George W., assignor.)
Hart, Hubert C, Unionville, Conn. Bottle-stopper
Hart, James H., Denver, Colo. Ash-pan
No.
291.900
293,016
296,408
304.928
306.607
305,183
303,845
2<12,809
298.108
306.608
298.8.50
303,371
302.909
296,166
.308.894
29.5.63.5
306,746
293.870
■296.003
293,456
297,392
292,303
297.258
306,009
301,983
293,017
297, oro
306.248
302.332
300,364
293,734
292,911
291.846
295,388
306,484
299,471
292.304
304.193
299,-535
306,076
302,333
303,511
294.035
307.545
292,008
296,749
304,426
293,018
293,168
293.169
293,170
Date.
296,689
306,610
304,643
Jan, 15
Feb. 5
Apr. 8
Sept. 9
Oct. 14
Sept. 16
Aug. 19
Feb. 5
May 6
Oct. 14
May 20
Aug. 12
A ug. 5
Apr. 1
Vice. 9
Mar. 2,5
Oct. 21
Feb. 19
Apr. 1
Feb. 12
Apr 22
Jan. 22
Apr. 22
Oct. 14
July 15
Feb, 5
May 6
Oct. 7
July 22
June 17
Feb. 19
Feb. 5
Jan. 8
Mar. 18
Oct. 14
May 27
Jan. 22
Aug. 26
Juno 3
Oct. 7
July 22
Aug. 12
Feb. 26
Nov. 4
Jan. 15
Apr. 15
Sept. 2
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
1117
295
654
847
748
1174
1225
40
297
749
1119
615
38
325
432
1644
929
1408
138
885
lf91
1620
1729
750
1165
295
39
288
1613
1119
1221
163
1041
1325
583
1885
ir>2i
1688
38
53
1614
788
1611
175
1251
1079
178
Feb. 5 297
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
306,247 ' Oct.
Apr. 8
Oct. 14
Sept. 2
506
507
508
287
1003
752
467
312
81
181
229
196
320
336
II
77
197
314
169
12,13
92
115
4.56
247
389
40
240
514
453
469
197
322
81,82
10
77
443
303
337
44.45
291
369
153
C.545
J54J
.542
543
4.54
461
II
14
443
5215
) 216
447
48
350
304
53
82
134
134
134
77
280
197
129
26
26
27
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29
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27
29
27
28
28
27
29
26
29
26
27
26
27
26
27
29
28
26
27
29
28
27
26
26
26
26
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527
26
28
27
29
26
29
26
27
28
26
26
36
26
29
27
29
28
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
127
Name, residence, and invention.
Hart, John A., H. Soott, and B. Y. Pancoast. Tola, Kans. Motor
Tlart Manufacturing Company, Henry C. (See Carter, Charles II., assifnior.)
Hart Mannfacturinfr Company, Henry C. (See Uart and Cross, assignors.)
Hart, Maurice .J. (See Pickering, Edward, assignor.)
Hart, Rohert. Kansas City, Mo. "Adjustable swinging bracket
Hart, Stacy B., Peoria, Hi. Grain-drill '.
Hart, Thomas J., Detroit, Mich. Lubricator..
Harts William H., Jr. (See Fichtenberg, "Werner, assignor.)
Haitor. Marcus L. (See Miller. Thomas J., assignor.)
Hartleldt. Carl, Now York, N. Y. Gas-generator
Hartford, David P., Boston, Mass. Sole-cutting machine
Hartford S,»nitary Plumbing Company. (See Tobey, Henry A., assignor.)
Hartley, Bernard. (See Hartley, Thomas and B.)
Hartley, Henry C, and J. L. Kodgers, Springfield, Ohio. Button-hole attachment for sew-
ing-machines
Hartley, Julia B. (See Borup. Harold, assignor.)
Hartley, Thomas and B., Accrington. county of Lancaster, England. Last
Hart.man, Charles F., Keller's Church, fa. Kail-joint
Hartman, (Charles R.. Tincennes, Ind. Rolling colter
Hartman, (JeorgcT.. Lake. as.signoTof one-half to W. H. Lotz, Chicago, 111. Furniture-spring
Hartman, .John M., Philadelphia, Pa. Preventing chilling of blast-furnaces
Hartman, John M., Philadelphia, Pa. Tuyere and attachment therefor
Hartmann, August, et al. (See Paulus, Jacob, assignor.)
Hartmann, Bernhard, New York, N. Y. Ear-ring
Hartmann, Ernest L., Hartford, Conn. Tool-holder i
Hartmann, Ignatz, St. Louis, Mo. Buckle
Hartmann, ,Tohann. (See Bally and Hartmann.)
Hartmann, Kilian, Cleveland, Ohio. ^YJlter-closet -
Hartmann, Paul. (See Griinzweig and Hartmann.)
Hartmann, Peter, Brooklyn, N. Y. Vessel tor dispensing fluids
No.
29.5,121
3n9,34!l
:iOG.i5:i
304,999
Hartmann, William C, assignor of one-half to J. J. Mossup, Philadelphia, Pa. Die-stock
Hartong, Amos, Joliet, III. Lamp-bracket for sewing-machines
Hartshorn, Stewart. (See Adgateaud Hickman, assignors.)
Hartshorn, Stewart, Millbiirn, N. J. Spring shade-roller
Hartshorn, Stewart, Millburn, N. .T. Spring shade-roller
Hartshorn. Stewart, Millburn, N. J. Spring-shade fixture
Hartson, Alfred H. (See A.simont, Henry H.. assignor.)
Hartson, La Fayette. Wyoming. Iowa. Crupper former and stretcher
Hartsough, lyanian C. Cleveland, Ohio. Spark-arrester
Hartsough, Maurice, Des Moines, Iowa. Method of and apparatus for transferring and
enlarging portraits T
Hartt, William A., Rochester, N. Y. Orc-ilevator
Harty, William, Portsmouth, Ohio. Mechanism for finishing the ends of springs for receiv-
ing bushing
Hartzcll, Francis S., Bean, Pa. Milk-cooler -.
Hartzell, William H., Pikeville, Ohio. Clod-crusher
Hartzoke, Abel C, Liucolnton, N. C. Flour-packing machine
Harvey, Alfred, et al. (See Thurber. Milton R.. assignor.)
Harvoy, Alvev C, Lone Pine, Cal. Water-motor
Harvey, Charles, and W. Paddock, Birmingham, county of Warwick, assignors to W. T.
Shaw, Surbiton. England. Velocipede . . " '. "
Harvey, Hayward A. (See Clark and Harvey. I
Harvey, Patrick, Chicago, 111. Auxiliary overflow for lavatories
Harvey Srrew and BoltCompany. (Sfe Clai-k and Harvey, assignors.)
Harvey, Wlit B., Memphis. Tcnn. Polarized telegraphic relay
Harvin, W. Scott. (See White, Donald L. M., assignor.)
Harwood. George F., Worcester', Mass. Step for- bicycles
Har wood, John, Osbkosh, Wis. Ellipsograph
Harwood, William, Oakland, Cal. Dredging-machine
Harwood. William A., Moutclair, N. J. Mortar
Hashrouck, Eli P., Syracuse. N. Y. Combined pocket-case and cigar-clipper
Hascy, Alonzo. New York, N. Y. Rarl joint
Haseiton, Daniel B., Charleston. S. C. Saw for cotton-gins, &c
Hasenaucr, Joseph J. (See Weeks and Hasenauer.)
Hasenclever. Friedrich A., Dnsseldorf. Germany, assignor to Patent Nut and Bolt Com-
pany, (limited, ) London Works, England. Making hexagonal nuts
Hasenohr, John B., Terre Haute, Ind. Gate-lateh
Haskell, Charles S., and W. B. Fleming, Philadelphia, Pa. Valve
Haskell, George B., Salem, Mass. Vehicle-seat
Haskell, .Tohn T., assignor of one-half to H. E. Streator, Norwalk, Ohio. Scaffolding
Haskin, Do Witt C, New York, N. Y. Constnrcting trrnneU
Haskins, Benjamin H., assignor of one-half to J. Yorrng, Mechanics\ille, N. Y. Spittoon-
holder
Haskins, Charles D., New York. N. Y., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Westera Elec-)
trie Company, Chicago, 111. Telephone circuit-clianger - 5
Haskins, Charles H., Milwaukee, Wis. Time-indicator for telephone-exchanges
Haskins, Charles H., Milwaukee, Wis , assignor to Weslern Electric Company, Chicago,
m. Telephone system ..." .'
Haskins, Harry S. (See Sprogell and Haskins.)
Haskins, Hairy S., assignor to E. Harrington, Son & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Overhead-
railway hoist
Haskins, Harry S., and J. Sprogell, assignors to E. Harrington, Son & Co., Philadelphia,
Pa. Overhead railway.
Haskins, James H. (See Wilson and Haskins.)
Haskins, Josiah P.. Saratoga Springs. N. Y. Vessel for containing aerated liqnids
Haskins, Looman B., Jr., as.signor of one-half to W. A. Horn, Hhrichsville, Ohio. Car-
brake
Haslage, William C, Pittsburg, Pa. Implement for cooling and straiuiiig nrixed bever-
ages ^
Haslage, William C, Pittsburg, Pa. Implement for cooling and straining mixed bever-
.306,48.5
309,850
292,647
303,512
292,223
300,775
307.300
292.305
299,536
292.810
296,332
291,726
304,000
308,070
300,604
305,517
293.457
293,871
299,782
Date.
303.372
308,766
301.232
296,560
309,851
304,818
296.7.50
291,593
291,340
303,513
299,925
308,610
297,991
302,247
301,364
291,054
2!I9,135
307,645
293,576
306,611
295,753
300,468
29.1.7.54
295,389'
300,469
290,409
293,171
306,395
299,926
304,194
301,119
297,992
302,248
302,483
302,484
Mar. 11
Dec. 16
Oct. 7
Sept. 9
Oct.
Dec.
Jan. 29
Aug. 12
Jan. 22
Jrrne 24
Oct. 28
Jan. 22
■June 3
Feb. 5
Apr. 8
Jan. 8
Aug. 26
Nov. 18
June 17
Sept. 23
Feb. 12
Feb. 19
June 3
Aug. 12
Dec. 2
July 1
Apr. 8
Dec. 30
Sept. 9
Apr. 15
Jan. 8
Jan. 1
Aug. 12
June 3
Dec. 2
May 6
July 22
July 1
Jan. 1
May 27
Nov. 4
Feb. 12
Oct.
Mar.
June 17
Mar. 25
Mar. 18
June 17
Apr. 8
Feb 5
Oct. 14
June 3
Aug. 26
July 1
May 6
July 22
July 22
July 22
Monthly
volume.
tZJ
977
1048
162
933
584
1692
2077
789
15-20
1654
1682
1023
39
41
5.57
901
850
1414
1612
886
1400
300
616
251
199
848
1694
684
1081
735
400
790
520
31
40
149S
369
47
1481
296
1018
752
1794
1252
1795
1326
1253
6,55
508
470
521
1689
56
41
1500
1809
1811
268
279
43,44
255
1.54
459
578
216
426
4.'--3
450
454
11
11
1.55
252
1428 393
231
I 3P9
\ 390
446
240
389
92
169
05
53
235
460
188
304
207
113
216
138
9
10.
415
101
102
14
425
80
280
198
498
(342
J 343
499
309
343
181
(134
I 135
127
138
461
14,15
10
415
495
495
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Gazette.
26
29
29
28
29
29
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26
27
29
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27
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28
29
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28
26
26
27
28
29
28
27
29
28
27
20
26
28
27
29
27
28
[28
26
27
29
20
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P4
1003
910
30
1000
114
1054
400
607
294
1248
33.5
313
928
450
111
167
735
546
1201
1132
604
70.3
989
574
745
40
168
1054
952
220
138
73
607
1020
704
535
295
69
12
S.32
4 '25
627
145
1172
1171
1172
1082
1171
129
530
93
1020
783
13
535
S96
352
353
128
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Hass, Theodore M. , 'Sew York, 'N. T. Albnm-clasp
Hasse, Julius T., Dresden, Saxony, assignor to Stottinei' Chamotto Fabrik Action Gcssell-
schaft, Stettin, Germany. Gas geni'ratina and consuming furnace for heating retorts
Hassolbach, William. (Pee Schneider, Henry H., assignor.)
Haaselbach, William. (See Unckrich, Ferdinand F., assignor.)
Hassell, Angell J. (See Fisher and Hassell.)
Hasselman, Lewis W., Indianajiolis, Ind. Straw -earlier
Hasfjngs, George W., Grafton, Mass. Bnrnishing-wax
Hastings, Glover S., Waterbury, and C. H. Nettleton, New Britain, Conn. Cuflf-supporter.
Hastings, Seth G. (See Spencer, Charles B., assignor.)
Hatch, George T., and F. W. Kiesenborg, Peoria, HI. Cut-oif-valve gear
Hatch, Hiram E., Dexter, Me. Floor-clamp
Hatch, James L., Eochester, N. T. Machine for the manufacture of lieel or counter stiflf-
• eners
Hatch, WilliamD., Olean, N. Y. Holdback for pole-irons of wagons
Hatcher, Edmund ST., assignor to himself and A. C. Emmick, Columbus, Ohio.
Hatcher, Henry A., ef al. (See Dixon, Joseph L., assignor.)
Hatcher, Isaiah G., Cleveland, Ohio. Bnrial-casket
Hatcher, William F., Chariton, Iowa. Steam-boiler
Hatlield, James F.. Cambridge City, Ind. Grain-separator
Hatfield, Mahlon, Marshall, Mo. Ice-tongs
Hatfield, Mahlon, Marshall, Mo. Bolt-holder
Axle-skein .
No.
300,070
302,130
290,537
30r).486
303,00.5
294,036
29!),220
Hathaway, Charles L., Austin, Tex. Car-coupling
Fairhaven, Mass. Sand-box for street-cars
, assignor of one-half to C. C. Keeler, New York, N. Y.
Car starter
Car-brake. .
Hathorn, George H.,
Hathorn, George H.,
Hatmakev, Adam H.,
Hatt, Samuel, et. al.
Hathaway, George H.
Hathaway, George M.
and brake
Hathaway, George M., assignor of one-half to C. C. Keoler, New York, N. Y.
H.athaway, Marvin P.. Milwankee, Wis. Conduit for electric wires
Hathorn, George A., Johnstown, N. Y. Die for cutting gloves
Che.ster, Me. Di iving-calk
Chester. Me. Driving-calk
luka, lU. Tree-protector
(See Pag6 and Goullioud, assignors.)
Hattersley, John (See Tennant and Hatteisley.)
Hatton, Charles, Hieksville, Ohio. Device for .shaping pantaloons
Hatton, George. Hagley, county of Worcester, England. Converter for the manufacture
of iron and steel
Hatton . William E. , Clarksburg, Ind. Bee-hive
Haubcil, Christian L.. Waverly, Ohio. Fender for wagon-bodies
Haubner. Oscar H.. New Yoik, N. Y. Hat-holder
Haubtman. Leon F. (See Edwards and Haubtman.)
Hanck, Alfred B. (See Andrews, Charles B., assignor.)
Hauck, Charles E , Idlewood, Pa. Cannon , -. ..
HaucU, Edward J.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Shaker for mixing drinks
Haucke, George. Springfield, Ohio. Machine for making eaves-troughs
Hauen.stein, John F. (See Loomis and Hauenstein.)
Hang, Hermann, Dortmund, Prussia, Germany. Process of and apparatus for producing
heating-eas
Haug. Johan J., assignor of one-half to C. Hoflmann, St. Petersburg, Russia.
for caoutchouc
Hanger, Anton. (See Von Ainbach and Hanger.)
Har.gh, Benjamin 0. (See Baker, Chris., assignor.)
Haughiin. James Niagara Falls, N. Y. Flue-cleaner
Haumerson, William. (See Puemer and Haumerson.)
Haunhorst, Gustav. (See Preusse, Ernst, assignor.)
Haupt, Emil H. A. , Dolgeville, N. Y. Car-coupling
Substitute
Haupt, Emil H. A., Dolgeville, N. Y. Car-coupling
Hausheer. Bernhard, and J. Meyenherg, Cham, Switzerland, assignors to D. S. Page, New
York, N. Y. Eesininrr-machine
Hausheer, Beruhaid, and J. Mevenberg, Cham, Switzerland, assignors to D. S. Page, New
Yoi-k, N. Y. Soldering-machine .".
Hausman, .Tacob S., New York, N. Y. Ball-rack for pool-playing -
Hausman, .Tohn, Newark. N. J. Hammer-die
Hauss, Augustus P., Sellersburg. Ind. Mail-bag catcher
Hauvcr. Noah D., assignor of one half to J. W. Atwood, New York, N. Y. Propelling de-
vice for spinning-tops
Haux, .lohannes, Munich , Bavaria , Germany. Hanger for curtains and shades
Havell , Gewge, Newai k, N. J. Snap-hook -
Haven, Egbert D., Albany, Oreg. Fire-place
Haven, W. D. (See Scluimann, Francis, assignor.)
Haven, William S., Shreveport. La. Combined gang and subsoil plow
Havens, Thomas, «f nl. (See Theobald, George, assignor.)
Hivens, William R.. Denver, Colo. Letter or paper file
Haviland, .loseph H., assignor of one-half to G. M. Cady, Jackson, Mich. Cor.set
Haviland Samuel T.. Jamison, Ala. Log-turner
Hawes, Edward A., Montclair, N. J. Air-.supplying arch for furnaces
Hawk, Alfred T., and J. W. Scott, Preston. Ohio. Pole attachment for wagons
Hawk, .lohn W.. Huntsville, Ala. Nut-lock
Hawkes, Albert K., Austin, Tex. Case for eyeglasses
309.223
299,384
300,250
304,101
303,1.56
306,612
297,393
300, r68
296,957
291,341
291.. 594
292.429
300.470
293, f 72
20.5,493
302.249
309,046
307,460
308.963
293,873
304,524
309,047
301.233
300,867
309,946
299,38f
305,184
307,855
298,577
300,613
297,000
297,993
293,4.58
309 620
300,909
306,483
301.120
29.5.390
301,885
308,667
295,391
309.400
295.549
304.725
305,815
299,640
305,185
Hawkes, Gilbert, Lynn, Mass. Lasting-machine j 307,763
I
Hawkes. Gilbert, Li^Tin, Mass., assignor to Hawkes Lasting Machine Company, of Maine.
Lasting-machine. (Reissue)
Hawkes Lasting Machine Company. (See HavVkes, Gilbert, assignor.) (Reissue.)
Hawkey, JobnR., Park Hill, Ontario, Canada. Spring-gear for buggies
Hawkey, .John V.. Irwin's Station, Pa. Car- wheel hub .'. '
Hawkins, Dexter E., North Attleboi'ough. Mass. Spring-motoi'
Hawkins, Elbert E., Wilkos-Barr6. Pa. Barbed fence strip
Hawkins, Irving L., Windsor, N. Y. Device for overcoming dead-centers and for convert-
ing motion , ,,.,... ' 298,199
10.499
292.811
296.004
306.614
307,940
Date.
June 10
July 15
June 3
Oct. 14
Aug. 5
Feb. 26
May 27
Dec. 16
Mav 27
Oct. 7
Aug. 26
Aug. 5
Oct; 14
Apr. 22
June 24
-4pr. 15
Jan. 1
-Tan 8
Jan. 22
June 17
Feb. 19
M.nr. IH
July 22
Dec. 9
Nov. 4
Dec. 9
Feb. 19
Sept. 2
Dec. 9
July 1
June 24
Dec. 30
May 27
Sept. 16
Nov. 11
May 13
Oct. 14
Apr. 29
Ma.y 6
Feli. 12
Dec. 23
June 24
Oct.. 14
Julv T
Mar. lb
July 15
Dec. 2
Mar. 18
Dec. 16
Mar. 25
Sepi,. 9
Sept. 30
-Tune 3
Sept. 16
Nov. 11
July 22
Feb.
Apr.
Oct.
Nov.
Monthly
volume.
May 6
719
1340
41
.51-5
164
1612
1579
872
1778
289
1565
341
753
1892
1882
1331
401
736
17P0
1254
1410
14.59
1.501
63(i
59
.522
1411
312
637
200
1768:
1814
1779
1175
582
772
7.53
2175
42
888
13P9
1883
582
58
1327
1048
111
1327
1177
1.534
.577
2005
179
1176
452
1880
42
139
756
091
898
195
371
11
"'"46
448
454
231
512
77
429
93
198
.514
517
(.369
\ 370
113
207
499
343
390
401
410
168
15
137
3P0
87
168
53
481
512
100
( 216
) 217
C198
\ 199
594
10,11
240
378
517
1.53
Official
Gazette.
15
28
370
26
2.87
28
30
29
370
26
318
29
425
26
1.57
28
556
28
45
27
320
28
(126
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5
516
28
11
26
40
27
199
29
189
29
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27
28
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29
28
26
27
29
27
29
28
28
29
27
27
1 27
26
90
26
27
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26
28
29
27
28
29
1 27
1 29
27
27
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Aljphabetical list of patentees — Contiaued.
129
Name, residence, aiul invention.-
Hawkins, John X., Taunton, Mass. Printing-machine.
Hawkins, Leroy, Mitchellsville, HI. Clnirn
Hawkins, Lorenzo D., Stoneham, and E. 'Woodward, SomervUle, assignors to J. Davis, B
F. Spinney, and C. A. Coffin, Lynn. Mass. Button-setting machine
Hawkins, Lorenzo D., Stoneham, and E. Woodward, Somerville, assignors to J. Davis, B.
F. Spinney, and C. A. Coffin, Lynn, Mass. Button-feeding apparatus
Hawkins, Moses C, Edinborousli, Pa. Time-loclc
Hawkins, William. (See Reynolds, Perry E., assignor.)
Hawley, Alfred A., and D. F. Messer, Baltimore, Md., assignors to Merino Shoe Company,
Kennebnnk, Me. Machine for forniins; felt hoots, shoes, .fee
Hawley, Alfred A., and H. Hyson, Caltimore, Md.. assignors to Merino Shoe Company,
Kennohunk, Me. Making seam less felted-wool hoots and shoes '. . .
Hawley, Alfred A., Baltimore, Md., assignor to Merino Shoe Company, Kennehunk, Me.
Method of and device for m.aking felt hoots, shoes, leggins, &c
Hawley, Andrew T., Alton, 111. Thrashmg-inachino
Hawley, B"n,jamin R. , Chicago, HI. Joint for air-pipes
Hawley, Clark P., Johnstown, N. T. PiUow-sham holder
Hawley, Columbus D. Bridgeport. Conn. Tool-holder
Hawley, Elias S. . Buffalo, N.' Y. Screw propeller for vessels
Hawloy, James A., Canandaigua, N. T. Vaginal sjilnge
Hawley, James M., Odin, HI. Corn-sheller .'
Hawley Steam Snow Excavator Company. (See Sheiry, George E., assignor.)
Hawley, Theodore, Fairfield, Conn. Water-proof leggin
Hawley, Theodore, assignor of one-half to E. W. Harral, Fairfield, Conn. Stay-press for
rubber clothing
Hawley, Theodore, assignor of one-half to E. W. Harral, Fairfield, Conn. Manufacture of
carriage-tops
Hawlowctz, John, Kew York, Jf. T. Machine for scraping the quills of ostrich and other
feathers
Hawlowetz, John, New York, N. Y. Feather trimming
Hawn, William, Knoxville, Tcnn. Shn* ter-worker
Hawn, William. Knoxville, Tenu. Mail-bag
Hawthorn, William A., Hawthorn, Nev. Water-cooler
Hay, John, Rochester, N. Y. Mainspring-fastenius for watches
Hay, John F., Erie, Pa. Pattern and means for molding garden and otherrakes. (Reissue) .
Hay, William C. et al. (See Barnard, Daniel G., assignor.)
Ha'vden, Alfred P., and F. Pickup, Brooklyn, N. Y. "Clamp for sheet-holders
Hayden Brass Company, Joel. (See Richards, Francis H., assignor.)
Hay den, George, assignor of one-half to J. Duyer, Chicago, 111. Expanding and anti-fric-
tion metal
Hayden, Harris H., New York, N. Y. Store service apparatus
Elevator for cash-carriers
Store-service apparatus
Parcel-carrying'apparatns for stores
Store-service apparatus
Store-service apparatus
Apparatus for store-service
and E. L. Giles, Lowell; assignors to Lamson Cash
Hayden, Harris H., New York, N. Y.
Hayden, Harris H., New York, N. Y.
Havden, Harris H., New York, N. Y.
Hayden, Harris H., New York, N. Y.
Hayden, Harris H., New York, N. Y.
Hayden, Harris H., New York, N. Y.
Hayden, Harris H. , New York, N. Y.
Railway Company, Boston, Mass. Store-service apparatus
Hayden, Henry F. fSee Morgan and Hayden.)
Hayden, Henry F., Washington, D. C. Process of and apparatus for vaporizing hydrocar-
bon oils
Hayden, Henry F-, Washington, D. C, assignor to himself, J. A. Logan, Illinois, and J.
T. Morgan, Alabama. Vapor and gas generating furnace for locomotives, &c
Hayden, J. ',). (Sse Williamson. George, assignor.)
Hayden, James, Philadelphia, Pa. Necktie stay or retainer
Hayden, Joseph H., and J. R. Sleeper, Bristol, N. H., assignors of one-third to C. R. Al-
drich, Boston, Mass. Machine for converting wood into fiber
Hayden, Marshall, New Mil ford. Pa. Car-coupling
Hayden, William B., Columbus, Ohio. Paving-block
Haydock, Thomas T. (See Rogers, Michael J., assignor.)
Haydon, John A., et al. (See Bagger, Louis, assignor.)
Hayes, Charles H., assignor to Wallace & Sons, Ansonia, Conn. Electric-arc lamp
Hayes, Daniel, Camhridgeport, Mass. Car-coupling link
Hayes, Edwin A., New York, N. Y. Folding Ufe-raft
Hayes, Elbert N., and W. J. Kimball, Bremond, Tex. Reflector attachment for lamps . - .
Hayes, Eli B., Big Rapids, Mich. Planing-machine
Hayes, Eli B., Bis Rapids, Mich. Towing canal-boats
Hayes, George, GirardvUle, Pa. Miner's squib
Hayes, George, New York, N. Y. Cross-clip for metallic skylights and glazed roofs
Hayes, George, New York, N. Y. Skylight
Hayes, George, New York, N. Y.
Hayea, George, New York, N. Y.
Hayes, (Jcorgc, New York, N. Y.
Hayes, (3-eorge, New York, N. Y.
Hayes, George, New York, N. Y.
Hayes, George, Now York, N. Y.
Hayes, George, New York, N. Y.
poses -
Hayes, Henry E., Brooklyn, N. Y. Revolving map-stand
Hayes, James. (See Powers, Needham, and Hayes.)
Hayes, Lewis S., Cortland, N. Y. Tubular cutter-lathe
Hayes, Martin P., Seafortb, Ontario, Canada. Evaporating apparatus
Hayes, Michael C, Boston, Mass. Halter-fastener
Hayes, Philip, Waynetown, Ind. Trace-buckle
Hayes, Timothy, Anderson's Ferry, Ohio. Apparatus for mashing grain
Hayes, Timothy, Anderson's Ferry, Ohio. Apparatus for coohug mash, &c
Hayes, Timothy, Anderson's Ferry, Ohio. Apparatus for cooling mash, &c
Hayford, James W., assignor of one-half to G. S. Yingling, Tiffin, Ohio. Dental mold
9 PAT
No.
Skylight
Skylight -
Ventilaling-skylight
Glazed metallic roof and skylight
Skylight
Machine for bending and molding sheet metal
Machine for shaping sheet metal for architectural pur-
305,076
308,767
298,200
298,201
296,561
304,726
306,747
300 748
293,019
292,306
292 224
290^167
299,538
295,7.55
299,130
306,077
294,318
301,886
300,071
305,921
292,225
293.459
291.595
303,157
10,472
292,307
309,3.^0
295,24B
295,393
300,072
301,121
303.00C
303, 1J8
304,317
292,812
295,5.50
295,392
302.729
298,851
292,430
306,251
292,113
298,690
300.073
308,895
296,562
302.400
291,343
291,342
292,486
295,166
293,167
29.5,168
299.386
299,387
304,001
304,002
295,636
291.727 I
Date.
29,5.169
297,259
300.005
295,004
295,005
298,202
296,690
Sept. 16
Dec. 2
May 6
May 6
Apr. 8
Sept. 9
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Feb. 5
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
Apr. 1
June 3
Mar. 25
May 27
Oct. 7
Feb. 26
July 15
June 10
Sept. 30
Jan. 22
Feb. 12
Jan. 8
Aug. 5
Apr. 29
Jan. 22
Dec. 10
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
June 10
July 1
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Sept. 2
Feb. 5
Mar. 25
Mar. 18
July 29
May 20
Jan. 22
Oct. 7
Jan. 15
Mav 13
June 10
Dec. 9
Apr. 8
Julv 22
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Jan. 29
Mar. 18
Mar. IS
Mar. 18
May 27
May 27
Aug. 26
Aug. 26
Mar. 25
Jan. 8
Mar. 18
Apr. 22
June 17
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
May 6
Apr. 8
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volume.
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1024
252
299
305
850
578
930
931
298
1624
1521
325
42
1796
1483
64
1994
1049
720
2135
1523
889
737
342
2614
1624
1049
1151
1331
721
59
165
343
41
42
1535
1328
2141
1120
1791
290
1368
920
722
433
851
1703
402
402
1859
1038
1040
1042
1781
1783
1429
1431
1645
901
1044
1730
1416
827
830
306
1004
1280
I 281
65
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79
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158
247
247
82
454
420
92
11,12
499
425
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545
195
591
426
241
207
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716
455
279
318
371
195
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94
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12
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1371
589
315
499
78
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255
195
115
236
467
114
114
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1520
287
287
288
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513
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395
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288
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390
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227
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745
582
583
168
931
188
188
496
313
295
63
929
1172
833
11
813
206
1066
1237
295
604
139
518
517
313
910
1047
1033
1066
13
486
518
823
450
1126
1082
416
752
345
53
263
708
1060
785
169
333
73
73
365
1028
1028
1028
889
889
735
735
1145
167
1029
343
1201
978
978
583
200
130
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees^Contimied.
Kame, residence, and invention.
Hayman, Michael, Buffalo. N. Y. Bag-liolder
Haynes, Carlos B., North Adams, Mass. Buckboard-wagou
Haynes, Clinton C. (See Adams and Haynes.)
Haynes, Cornelius E., assignor of one-half, to D. C. Knowlton, Boston, Mass.
for preserving beer and other alcoholic liquors
Haynes, Frank, Monticello, Ark. Back-band hook
Haynes, James C. (See Palmer, William B., assignor.)
Hays, Charles "W., Orange, N. J. Elevator
Hays, Datiis L., Mooers Forks, if. T. Car-coui>ling
Hays, James, et al. (See Valentino, Lester, assignor.)
Hays, John M. (See Jobson, Giles T., assignor.)
Hayton, Robert C. (See Hejinbottom and Hayton.)
Hayton, William H. (See Hegiubottom and Hayton.)
Hayward, Oliver C, 'Sew York, N. Y. Nose-bag
Haywood, William A., Savannah, Gra. Combined calendar, paper-weight, &c
Hayworth, Eli H., and S. L. Davis, near High Point, N. C. Churn
Hazard, Henry T., Los Angeles, Cal. Cartridge implement
Hazard, Henry T., Los Angeles, Cal.
Hazard, Henry T., Los Angeles, Cal.
Hazard, Henry T., Lo.s Angeles, Cal.
Apparatus
Machine for
Charger for powder-flasks
Cartridge implement
Ellipsograph.--
Hazard, Henry T., assignor of one-half to J. F. Ponder, Los Angeles, Cal.
dopriming and repriming cartridge-shells
Hazard, Richard, et ai. (See McDevitt and Barber, assignors.)
Hazazer, Edgar W., JJew York, N. Y. Elcctiicbell
Hazazer, Edgar W., Neiv York, N. Y. Electric bell. (Reissue)
Hazel. William M. New York, N. Y. Device for attaching buttons
Hazelton, Frank R.. Concord, N. H. Stand lor umbrellas
Hazelton, Milton W., Chicago, 111. Wire rope or cable ,
Hazelton, Milton W., Chicago, HI Feed-water heater and purifier . . '.
Hazelton, Norman N.. Lamoni, Iowa. Rein-fastener
Hazen, Levi P., Cincinnati, Ohio. Door-.<;top
Hazen, Sedgwick R., West Jersey, 111. Window-screen
Headley, Andrew D., Uladensbirrg, Md. Interfering-boot for horses
Heald, Dor. (See Mattoon, Alfred B., assignor.)
Heald, John, Springfield, Mass. Water-key for brass musical instrulnents
Heald, John L., Crocket, Cal. Engine-rovernor
Healey, C. Wallace, Marlborough, N. H., assignor to Companion Sowing Machine Com-
pany, New Britain, Conn. Feeding mechanism for sewing-machines
Healy, Clarence L. (See Rae and Healy.)
Healy, Olive, assignor of one-half to J. tnglis, Paterson, N. Y. Lighting sewing-machines,
Healy. William F., Bridgeport, Conn, Bicycle
Hean, William H., Chicago, 111. Inlctpipe for water- works
Heap, William T. (See Tatham and Heap.)
Hearan, James C. Wobum, Mas.s, Machine for shaping counters for boots and shoes
Heard, Henry, Greensborough, Ga. Cotton-seed hullor -
Heard, William, Paterson, N. J, Polisher and cleaner for metal and other surfaces ; . .
Hearn, Edwin R. (See Hieatt and Hcarn.)
Heam, William J., New York. N. Y. Water-closet valve
Hearson, Charles E., 115 Southwark Street, county of Surrey, England. Apparatus for
hatching eggs by arti6cial heat
Hearson, Thomas A., 5 Westcombe Park Eoad, Blackheath, county of Kent, England.
Rotarv engine
Heath, Henry, assignor to Fisk, Clark & Flagg, New York, N. Y. Retainer for neckties. .
Heath, John E., assignor of one-half to H. L. Smith, Albany, N. Y. Water-filter
Heath, Laban. (See Young, Albert A., assignor.)
Heath, Squire S., etal. (See Turarr, Edward M,, assignor.)
Heath, Wilbur F., Fort Wayne, Ind. Two-wl-oelod voliiclo
Heaton Button Fastener Company. (See Goodfollow, John H., assignor.)
(See Lange, James H., assignor.)
(See Sanford, Richard, as.signor.)
(See Steele, Edward D,, assignor,)
(See Sweet, Parker H., Jr., assignor.)
Heaton, Horace L., assignor of one-half to F. Wnodbridge, Indianapolis, Ind. Sash-fastener.
Heaton, Horace L., assignor of one-half to F. Woodbfidge, Indianapolis, Ind. Combined
lock and latch -
Heaton, Horace L., assignor of one half to F. Woodbridge, Indianapolis, Ind. Sash-fasten-^
No.
Heaton Button Fastener Company.
Heaton Button Fastener Company.
Heaton Button Fastener Company.
Heaton Button Fastener Company
mg
Hebbard, Albert H., Knoxville, Tenn. Flying target
Heberling, John, Mount Pleasant, Ohio. Sewing-machine ruffler
Hebert, Arthur, Montebello, and T. P. Butler, Montreal, Quebec. Canada. Nut-lock
Hebert, Peter, assignor of one-half to J. F. Williamson, Burr Oak, Kans. Vehicle-spring
attachment
Hebler, William, Zurich, Switzerland. Barrel for fire-arms
Hebler, William, Zurich, Switzerland. Making compressed cartridges
Heck, Adam L., Indianapolis, assignor of one-half to C. F. Reichardt, Marion County, Ind.
Elevator safety-gate
Heck, Joshua, XJnity , Ohio. Attachment for plows ,-----,
Heckenlivcly, Jacob, Eureka, Kans. Motor -
Hecklinger, Charles. (See Hecklinger, George B., assignor.)
Heckliuger, George B., Streator, lU., assignor of one-half to C. Hecklinger, New York, N. Y.
ShadlngpencU
Heckmann, Louis, assignor of two-thirds to E. P. Davis and W. H. Wade, Wrentham,
Mass. Ornamental chain
Hecox, Charles L., lUon, N. Y. Chin-supporter
Hedgcock, James H., Bradford, Tenn. Wagon-brake
Hedges, Killingworth W., Westminster, county of Middlesex, England. Electrical safety
appliance
Hedges, Samuel P., Greenport, N. Y. Steam-boiler
Hedrick, Hiram H., Kansas City, Mo. Crupper
Hedtmaun, Wilhelm, E. Henkels, A. Schmiedel, Langerfeld, near Barmen, and M. Fischer,
Berlin, assignors to A. Henkels, Langerfeld, near Barmen, Prussia, Germany. Braiding-
machine
292,648
309,048
298,578
294,229
306,156
304,427
308,256
303,007
304,727
297,796
298,085
301,887
309,852
296,563
300,253
10,5:3
301,365
307,193
301,888
306,155
297,795
308,768
299,137
309,947
Date.
295,756
305,816
295, 5tl
294,128
301,2J4
304,318
302,6.56
298,466
292,649
303,S46
298,579
301,235
292,308
292,912
294,617
306,334
308,559
308,964
299,783
292,813
299,472
300.2,54
296,9.58
306,827
303,388
304.819
297,394
292,650
299,138
306,685
297,689
302,485
301,590
297,601
293,020
Jan. 29
Dec. 9
May 13
Feb. 26
Oct. 7
Sept. 2
Nov. 18
Aug. 5
Sept. 9
Apr. 29
May 6
Jul'v 15
Dec. 30
Apr. 8
June 10
Of-t. 21
Julv 1
Oct' 28
Julv 15
Oct. 7
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Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
131
Name, residence, and invention.
Heeb, Henry H., and J. T. Schonert, Fayetteville, Ind. Two-wheeled Tehicle
Heer, David, Pbiladelplaia, Pa. Macliiue for making tassel-blanks, &c
Heer, David. Philadelpliia, Pa. Machine for making tassel-blanks
Heermans, Thaddeus W., Chicago, 111. Disk-governor
Hefferuan, Matthew, Ifewbuig, Ohio. Belt-fastener
Heffeman. WUIiam .T., Lynn, Mass., assignor to T. A. Dodge, trustee. Bumishing-machine.
Heffner, Ira. (See Frev, Hefifher, and Miller.)
Heffron, William P., Chicago, Dl. "Wrench
Hefft, Christopher, assignor to himself, F. Christopher, and H. Koos, Petin, HI. Grind-)
stone-frame j
Heflin, C vms D., Roanoke, Tex. Cotton-press
Heft, Nathan H.. Valley, N. J. Lubricator ;
Hegbom, Marselius, Chicago, Dl. Iron fence ■
Hegediis, Johann, New York, N. T. Extension-table
Hegeler, Edward C, assignor to Matthiessen & Hegeler Zinc Company, La Salle, HI. Fur-
nace for roasting zinc and other ores
Hegeman, .lohn. (See Van Derveer and Hegeman.)
Hegeman, John, and B. Thackrah, Amsterdam, N. Y. Sewing-machine attachment for
sewing buttons on fabrics
Heginbottom, Samuel H., K. C. and "SV. H. Hayton, East Saginaw, Mich. Monkey-wrench.
Heidelberger, David. Chicago, HI. Satchel
Heikel, Otto. (See Lnbke, Adolph E. G., assignor.)
Heilman, Philipp J., Emporia, Kans. Neck-yoke center
Heim, Anton, New York. N. Y. Machine for wringing raw hides and leather
Heine, August. (See Wheatley, John B., assignor.)
Heine, August, Silver Creek, N. Y. Centrifugal ilour-bolt
Heine, August, Silver Creek, N. Y . Centrifugal flour-bolt
Heine, August, Silver Creek, N. Y. Flour-bolt
Heine, Hermann, Berlin, Germany, assignor to A. Meier & Co., St. Louis, Mo. Steam-i
generator - ;
Heineman, David. (See Lor.sch, Salomon, assignor.)
Heineman, David, et al. (See Emanuel, Henry, a.ssignor.)
Heiuemann, Theodore P.. Connersville, Ind. Paper-hanger's holder
Heinig, Frederick E., and F. Stitzel, assignors to T. H. Sherley, Louisville, Ky. Bottle .-
Heinrici, Louis, Zwickau, Saxony, Germany. Steam-generator for sewing-machine motors,
&C-
Hcins, Charles L., et al. (See Lieb, Charles A., assignor.)
Heins, Charles L. (See Eyfenburgh, Heins, and Lee.)
Heinsheimer, .Jacob A., et al. (See Topmiller, Bennard, assignor.)
Heintz, Christian and G. M., Buffalo, and A. Dotterweich, Dunkirk, N. Y. Air-pressure
apparatus for beer-kegs. &c
Hointz, George M. (Sre Heintz and Dotterweich.)
Heintz, Michel. (See Dickman and Hemtz.)
Heintze, 'WilUam B., Brooklyn, N. Y. Manufacture of bricks
Heinzmann, John. (See Hutzel and Heinzmann.)
Heiser, Frederick S. . Brooklyn, N. Y. Sash-cord fastener
Heiser, Henry D.. "Watsontown, Pa. "Wood-boring machine
Heiser, "Wilhelm G. A.. Berlin, Germany. Smoke-consuming furnace
Heisey, Augustus H., Idlewood, Pa. Glass water-tray
Heiss, Charles E., assignor of one-half to J. N. Eaymond, Chicago, HI. Sash- weight
Heiss, Charles E., assignor of one-half to J. N. Raymond, Chicago, lU. Making plumbers'
tacks
Heiss, Charles E., assignor of one-half to J. N. Eaymond, Chicago, HI. Machine for cast-
ing plumbers' traps
Heizer, John S., Rushville, Ind. Apparatus for warming the upper rooms of buildings
Heizmann, C. Eaymond, and "W. E. Deibert, assignors to Penn Hardware Company, Read-
ing, Pa. Eeversible lat<!h
Helbig, Charles A., Indianapolis, Ind. Hat-protector
Helbling, John. Pittsburg. Pa. Apparatus for cooling Uqnids
Held. Chailea "W., and R. B. Locke, Brooklyn, N. Y. Life-guard and track-clearer
Helfrich, "William H. (See Curtis and Helfrich.)
Hellar, Martin. (See Herrington and Hellar.)
Heller, Henry T. (See YingUng, Flack, and Heller.)
Heller. Otto, "West Covington, and W. Donaldson, Ludlow, Ky., assignors to Post & Co.
Student's lamp
Heller, Richard M., Baltimore, Md. Separable button
Hellronth, Frederick C, Brooklyn. N. Y. Paper-folding machine
Hellriegel. John, Marine. HI. Double gage
Hellwig, Maurice, Brooklyn, N. Y. Combined bair-bru.sh and toilet-case
Hell wig, Maurice, Brooklyn, N. Y. Machine for inserting bristles into brush-backs
Helm, J. Henry, Allegheny, Pa. Hardening and straightening iron and steel rods
Helm, Nathan B. (See Hunt, Ferris, and Helm.)
Helmbacher Forge and Rolling MUls Company. (See Mclnnes, Alexander, assignor.)
Helms, Charles H., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Bumi.ihing-machine for boots or shoe.s
Helms, Francis M. (See Trinckle. Christopher C, assignor.) *
Hemenway, Nathan, Napa City, Cal. Pump
Hemer, John H., and M. F. Vianconrt, Denver, Colo. Collar-button
Hemingway, Henry N., assignor to "W. H. "Wood and D. G. "Weaver, Rochester, N. Y.
chine for attaching buttons to boots, shoes, or other articles
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Hemje, Charles, "Washington, D. C. Metallic bushing
Hemje, Charles, "Washington, D. C. Device for indicating and registering packages of?
varying sizes 5
Hemmenwav, Eugene S.. Boston, Mass. Bracket
Henderson, Elijah A. (See Taylor, Elbert C, assignor.)
Henderson, George A. (See Staiford and Henderson.)
Henderson, James. (See Blythe and Henderson.)
Henderson, John C, New York, N. Y. Marine electric messenger
Henderson, John C. New York, N. Y. Grip for electric cars
Henderson, Robert T., Shawneetown, Mo. Chum
Henderson, Roger S. (See Sanders and Henderson.)
Henderson, "William B., Pottstown, Pa. Combined egg beater and dish
Henderson, "WiUiamH., Greenwood, Ind. Stove-pipe shelf
No.
292,913
292.009
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299,139
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304,929
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294,037
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298.852
300,074
297,260
299,784
309,716
310,134
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302,250
293,460
305,307
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306,828
303,730
301,984
304,428
294,231
296,410
297,797
298.580
291,510
302,657
292,487
302.131
293.653
302,251
303,731
300,606
300,255
304,728
309,541
294,130
302,335
293,461
306,487
308,769
296,564
301,591
294,385
293,735
294,618
291,901
298,375
306,396
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July 22
Feb. 12
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Feb. 26
Apr. 8
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Jan. 8
July 29
Jan. 29
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Feb. 19
July 22
Aug. 19
June 17
June 10
Sept. 9
Dec. 23
Feb. 26
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Feb. 12
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Henderson, "William J., Nay lor, Ga. Stave and shingle sawing machine .
Henderson, William M., Morton, Pa. Preserving beer
Hendey, Henry J., Torrington, Conn. Adjustable table for shaping-machines.
Hendrick, Obadiah, Macon, Miss. Tenon-extractor ,
Hendricks, D. Brodbead, Glasco, N. Y. Baling-press
Hendricks, D. Broadhead, Glasco, N. T. Baling-press
Hendricks, Eobert, Woodside, Cal. Gang-plow
Hendricks, William H., White HaU, Ind. Shoe for hoof-bound horses
Hendrickson, James S., Olmsted, Ohio. Thill-coupling
Hendrickson, Justus J., Norristown, assignor of one-half to C. K. Bullock, Philadelphia,
Pa. Centrifugal separator
Hendry, John C, Boston, Mass. Steam-trap
Henkels, Albert. (See Hedtmann, Henkels, Schmiedel, and Fischer, assignors.)
Henkels, Ernst. (See Hedtmann, Henkels, Schmiedel, and Fischer.)
Henkle, Leonard, Rochester, N. Y. Lamp
Henkle, Leonard, Rochester, N. Y. Street-lamp
Henn, Eduard, Jersey City, N. J. Safety railway-car ,
Henney, John W., Ereeport, HI. Vehicle-spring
Henning, Abel and T., Sacramento, Cal. Gas-making machine
Henning, Thomas. (See Henning, Abel and T.)
Henrard, Andr6. (See Raymond and Henrard.)
Henrich, Heinrich, New York, N. Y. Einger-ring ; ,
Henrich, Heinrich, New York, N. Y. Einger-ring
Henry, Edwin S., Cleveland, Ohio. Detachable compartment for cars
Henry, Frank J., et al. (See Randall, Francis W., assignor.)
Henry, Fred H., Wakefield, Mass. Reveisible seat
Henry, George C., Burlington, Iowa. Letter-box ,
Henry, CJeorge W., West Jersey, HI. Window-screen
Henry, John C, Kansas City, Mo. Combined fire and police alarm
Henry, Orrin, Port Andrew, Wis. Churn ,
Henry, Peter. (See Novy and Henry.)
Henry, Peter, St. Louis, Mo. Excelsior-machine
Henry, Remi, and H. B. Taylor, New Rochelle, N. Y. Upright tubular boiler
Henry, Samuel, Braintree, Mass. Car-starter ,
Henry, William, Colfax, Iowa. Car-coupling ,
Hense, Phillip, Dyersville, Iowa. Harrow
HeiishaU, John E., and G. E. Fling, Philadelphia^ Pa. Hydro-extractor ,
Heushaw, Daniel. (See Waggoner and Henshaw.)
Hensley, George S., Middletown, assignor of one-half to Z. Thompson, Clinton, Ark. Me-
chanical movement
Hentschke, Albert, Philadelphia, Pa. Refuse attachment for table-plates
Hentz, Albert, New York, N. Y. Composition for removing corns, &c
Hentz, Jacob. (See Lenox and Hentz.)
Hepburn, Lewis L., Hion, N. Y. Magazine-gun
Hepler, Benjamin F., et al. (See Dimon, Frank S., assignor.)
Hepworth, Samuel S. (See MiiUer, Telle H., assignor.)
Herbein, Adam R., Fleetwood, Pa. Washing-machine
Herbert, John J. , Holyoke, Mass. Water and waste pipe
Herbert, Louis, Hicksville, Cal. Submerged force-pump
Herbert, Micheal E., St. Joseph, Mo. Base-burning steam-boiler
Herbertson, William H., Brownsville, Pa. Car- wheel
Herbrand, Jacob, deceased, Fremont, Ohio ; E. Loudensleger, administrator. Vehicle-spring.
Herckner, Emil, assignor to J. Mickle, MUlviUe, N. J., J. Whitall. R. P. Smith, C. Rob-
■ erts, W. H. Nicholson, Philadelphia, Pa., C. A. Tatum and F. M. Underhill, New York.
N. Y. Glass-mold
Herckner, Emil, assignor to J. Mickle, MillviUe, N. J., J. Whitall, R. P. Smith, C. Roh-
er^.s. W. H. Nicholson, Philadelphia, Pa., C. A. Tatum and F. M. TJnderhill, New York,
N. Y. Glass-mold..-.
Hering, Christ, and F. Daum, Prairie Town, HI. Roller-cultivator
Herkimer, Jacob, assignor of one-half to R. V. Stanley, Chicago, HI. Clamping-slide for
straps .
Herman, Adolph E., assignor of one-half to H. W. Riddle, Ravenna, Ohio. Vehicle-brake.
Herman, John C, St. Louis, Mo. Vehicle-brake
Herman, Peter C, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada. Anchor
Hermance, Joseph H., Toledo, Ohio, assignor to R. S. & R. L. Greenlee, Chicago, HI. Feed
mechanism for circular-sawing machines. (Reissue) -
Hermann, Christian, Bristol, R. I. Ratchet tool-handle -
Hermann, Isaac, New York, N. Y. Machine for dressing the faces of wheels for grinding
diamonds and other articles
Hermann, John H. , Highland, lU. Check-row corn-planter
Hermite, Eugene, Paris, France. Bleaching of paper-pulp or other fibrous or textile ma-
terials or fabrics
Hcrndon, George P. (See Hemdon, Thomas H., assignor.)
Hci-ndon, James M., Judsonia, Ark. Fifth- wheel
Herndon, Thomas H., assignor of one-half to G. P. Hemdon, West Point, Miss. Weigh-
ing-seale.
Hero, Julius C, Louisville, Ky. Boot
Herold. Frank L., assignor to Eagle Lock Company, Terryville, Conn. Label-holder for
mail-bags -
Herotizky, Gustav M., Hamburg, Germany. Electric clock
Herr, Henry C, Williamsville, N. Y. Egg-carrier
Horrburger, Joseph, Paris, France. Piano-action
Herrenschmidt, Henri, and M. Constable, Sydney, New South Wales. Extracting oxides
of cobalt from ores
Herreshofif, John B. F., assignor to himself, W. H. and G. H. Nichols, Brooklj-n, N. Y.
Pulley-block
HeiTick, Clinton B., Troy, N. Y. Tbill-tug
Herrick, Frank J., and A. McManus, assianors to North & Judd Manufacturing Company,
New Britain, Conn . Movable hook and plate
No.
292,309
308,965
305,922
295,170
295,122
303.847
301,985
291,055
308,896
297,994
292,914
292,114
303.964
295,637
302,252
305,308
293,874
293,875
298,086
294,874
301,889
300,776
295,249
292,915
307,646
294,875
2B9,539
304,429
308,668
303,389
298,376
292,651
304,729
298,377
302,401
304,930
302,843
301,366
301,592
299,641
297,077
297,078
305,923
299,540
304,430
295,123
305,186
10,467
304,102
299,642
309,542
294,619
305,077
302,402
310,055
296,959
293,613
.•HOI, 496
301,236
303,514
304,103
309,853
309,621
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Dec.
Sept. 30
Mar. 18
Mar. 11
Aug. 19
July 15
Jan.
Dec.
May
Feb.
Jan. 15
Aug. 19
Mar. 25
July 22
Sept. 16
Feb. 19
Feb. 10
May 6
Mar. 11
July 15
June 24
Mar. 18
Feb. 5
Nov. 4
Mar. 11
June 3
Sept. 2
Dec. 2
Aug. 12
May 13
Jan. 29
Sept. 9
May 13
July 22
Sept. 9
July 29
July 1
July 8
June 3
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Sept. 30
June 3
Sept. 2
Mar. 11
Sept. 16
Apr. 8
Aug. 26
June 3
Dec. 23
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Dec. 30
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ITame, residence, and invention.
Herrick, Henry C, Monroe, Wis. Detergent
Herricli, Lewis, New Haven, Conn. Drilling-macliuie
Herring, Henry M., assignor to O. M. Draper, North Attleborough, Mass. "Watch-chain
attachment
Herring, Henry M., assignor of one-half to 0. M. Draper, North Attleborongh, Mass. Or-
namental chain-link
Herring, Henry M., assignor of one-half to 0. M. Draper, North Attleborongh, Mass.
Watch-chain tip
Herring, Wilson. (See Fleck and Herring.)
Herrington, George H., and D. G. MilUson, Wichita, Kans. Type-writing machine
HerringtOD, George H., and M. Hellar, Wichita, Kans. Fire-escape
Herriott, Thomas M., (t al. (See Thomas, WOUam D., assignor.)
Herrmann, Charles. (See Fix and Herrmann.)
Herrmann, Charles, New York, N. T. Telegraph call-box •.
HeiTmann, Henry, Brooklyn, N. T. Malt-df ier
Herrmann, Jonas, Columbus, Ohio. Bracket ,
Herron, James P. (See Morrison and Herron.)
Herron, James P., Washington, D. C Street-sweeper
Herron, John, Olney, HI. Thill-conpling '-
Herron, John, assignor of one-half to J. Stoneroad, Jr. , Dunbar, Pa. Door for coke-ovens
Herron, John, and R. T. Wray, Dunbar, Pa. Coke-oven door and frame therefor. (Eeis-
sne)
Herron, John, and R. T. Wray, Dunbar, Pa. Door for coke-ovens
Herron, William A. (See Hunzeker, Rudolph S., assignor.)
Hershberger, Daniel, Millville, assignor to S. Watson, Straughn's, J. and A. Spence, Jack-
son, Ind. Ditching-machine
Hershey, William B. C, Columbus, Ohio. Shifttug-rail attachment for carriages
Hervey, Frances P., Brenham, Tex. Egg-holder
Hervey, Henry W. J8. (See GriiBtb and Hervey.)
Herzberg, Morris, West Point. Ga. Inkstand
Herzberg. Samuel, Pontiac, 111. Tag
Herzig, Ednard, West Hoboken, assignor to R. and H. Simon, Union, N. J. Loom
Herzie, Eduard, West Hoboken, assignor to R. and H. Simon, Union, N. J. Stop mechan-
ism for looms - -
Herzog, August, Guttenberg, N. J. Photographic camera
Herzog, F. Benedict, New York, N. Y. Telephone-exchange system
Herzog, F. Benedict, New York, N. Y. Telephone-exchange system ,
Herzog, F. Benedict, New York. N. Y. Visit-recording type-writing machine
Herzog, George. (See Knagge, John T., assignor.)
Herzog, John, Baltimore, Md. Colored-tire compound
Herzog, Moritz, Hoboken, N. J. Process of and apparatus for obtaining illuminating-gas.
Herzog, Moritz, Hoboken, N. J., assignor of one-half to S. J. Flatow, L. Sieber, M. Calm,
W. H. Phillips. J. Gilfillan, New York, N. Y. , G. W. Dresser, Boston, Mass. . J. A. Belvin,
Brooklyn, N. Y., and K. J. Bright, Indianapolis, Ind. Apparatus for the dialysis of air..
Hess, Daniel, Atlanta, Ga. Grinding-raill
Hess, Edward B. (See Hess, Elmer J., a.-ssignor.)
Hess, Elmer J. , assignor of one-half to E. B. Hess, Cincinnati, Ohio. Tehicle-spring
Hess, Henry, Canfield, Ohio. Stock-car
Hess, Jacob F., F. H. Snyder, L. Hess, J. F. and C. F. Snyder, Massillon, Ohio. Hollow-
piston pump
Hess, Lenerd. (See Hess and Snyder.)
Hesse, Charles. (See Burkhardt, Gnstav. assignor.)
Hessel, John F., ef a!. (Sec Booker, James W., assignor.)
Hessels, Anthony, New York, N. Y. Setting diamonds in tools
Hesselschwerdt, Jacob J., Chicago, HI. Numbering-machine
Hessler, .Jacob, assignor to W. W. Kimball, Chicago, HI. Organ-treadle
Hessler, .Jacob, assignor to W. W. Kimball, Chicago, lU. Reed-organ
Ilester, Ebenezer, Unionville, Conn. .Joiner's marking-gage
Heston, William. (See Porter and Heston.)
Heston, William, Mount Union, assignor of one-half toR. E. Collar, and P. W. Welker, Alli-
ance, Ohio. Piston -packing
Hetrick, William, and J. W. Stimmel, Port Royal, Pa. Harrow
Hetzler, Thomas, Middletown, Ohio. Hermetic jar
Hetzner, Frank J., Rochester, Ind. Car-coupling
Hennsch, Rudolph, assignor to M. Goldsmith, Washington, D. C. Winding-indicator for
time-pieces
Hewett, Ellis B., and G. F. James, Tenino, Wash. Ter. Shingle-machine
Hewett, Lewis W., S. J. Leonard, and P. B. Shaw, Williamsport. Pa., assignors to New
- York and New Jersey Car Starter Company, New York, N. Y. Safety device for elevators -
Hewett, Robert J., St. Louis, Mo. Annunciator ..."
Hewitt, Charles B., Racine, Wis., assignor to Racine Cement and Pipe Company, of Wis-
consin. Mold for drain-tiles
Hewitt, Edwin W. , Louisville, Ky. Tanning and dressing old leather and articles of same
Hewitt, Herbert H., New York, iST. Y. Journal-bearing
Hewitt, Herbert H., New York, N. Y. Car-coupling
Hewitt, Herbert H., New York, N. Y. Journal-bearing
He\»itt, Hezekiah, Birmingham, county of Warwick, England. Metallic pen
Hewitt, William, assignor to Tren_ton Iron Company, Trenton, N. J. Wire bale-tie
Hewson, Edward M., Stillwater, J< . Y. Trimming attachment Ibr sewing-machines
Hewson, Robert, assignor to Globe Manufacturing Company, San Francisco, (3al. Water-
wheel
No.
Hexamer, Charles J., Philadelphia, Pa. Construction of malt and grain mills
Heyde, Edward, East Saginaw, Mich . Lumber-trimming machine
Heyde, Georg M , Brooklyn, assignor to Lalance & Gros.iean Manufacturing Company, New
York, N. Y Attachment of handles to enameled vessels
Heyer, John W. , Hartford, Conn. Reamer-relieving machine
Heyer, William D., Elizabeth, N. J. School-slate -
Heyl, John A., Boston, Mass. Mechanism for guiding cars from one track to another
Heyler, Charles J., San Jos6, Cal. Shoe
309,622
293,246
294,733
294,734
295,869
299,785
307,941
308,897
294,232
292,011
293,209
306,740
307,720
10.484
300,250
300,318
305.309
309,049
308.157
309.390
301,890
308,3.59
295,638
292,115
299,070
307,301
309.948
307.042
307,041
294,735
301,593
298,968
495,639
295,394
304,931
293.462
300,777
291,728
308,158
308,360
298,378
296,005
307.043
295.006
305,689
300,607
297.995
302,132
299,221
300,257
306,921
295,395
294,386
309,461
Date.
Dec. 23
Feb. 12
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Mar. 25
June 3
Nov. 11
Dec. 9
Feb. 26
Jan. 15
Feb. 5
Oct. 21
Nov. 4
June 3
.June 10
June 10
Sept. 16
Dec. 9
Nov. 18
Dec. 16
July 15
Nov. 25
Mar. 25
Jan. 15
May 20
Oct. 28
Dec. 30
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Mar. 4
July 8
May 20
Mar. 25
Mar. 18
Sept. 9
Feb. 12
June 24
Jan. 8
Nov. 18
Nov. 25
May 13
Apr. 1
Oct. 21
Mar. 11
Sept. 23
June 17
May 6
July 15
May 27
June 10
Oct, 21
Mar, 18
Mar. 4
Monthly
volume.
p.
CO
1400
615
473
474
1949
364
691
435
1886
1254
559
932
397
547
969
1053
1336
638
953
1094
1054
1228
1648
1372
1392
1683
1816
1315
1313
474
668
1268
1649
1333
850
893
1656
902
954
1231
545
140
1317
832
1818
1419
46
1343
1579
970
11.54
1334
61
Dec. 16 i ins
292,431 Jan. 22 1792
292,488 j Jan. ?9 1862
297,395 ' Apr. 22 ; 1894
305,388 1 Sept. 16
308,669 Dec. 2
297.996 Mav 6
295,640 Mar. 25
304,431 Sept. 2
1428
113
-17
1650
183
163
132
132
539
93
189
116
516
351
149
247
110
146
262
(285
^28i5
369
168
260
292
289
336
457
C384
J 385
397
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^451
351
351
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[ 133
186
361
457
371
(230
J 231
241
454
2.53
261
337
149
41
352
228
506
507
391
12
(51
^51
454
263
.107
371
15
319
500
520
:514
515
396
30,31
12
457
55
Official
Gazette.
29
26
26
26
26
27
29
29
26
26
26
29
29
27
27
}27
28
26
26
[28
26
27
26
29
29
27
27
26
'28
27
27
28
27
27
29
26
26
29
26
26
'27
28
29
27
26
28
982
554
910
910
1200
990
507
785
793
241
539
188
444
1025
1110
1125
1078
826
566
919
207
626
1146
264
804
335
1076
261
261
910
129
781
1146
1083
984
605
1249
107
506
626
638
29
262
978
1172
1202
536
262
851
1111
232
1083
840
935
345
365
373
1094
719
536
1146
850
134
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Combined paper-weight and pen-rack
Inkstand
Gas-burner
Safety-driveway for cable raUways, (fee . .
Pocket-knife
Artist's color-bolder and palette
Haii-crimper ^ „
Hose-reel.
Heysingor, Isaac "W., Pbiladelpbia, Pa.
Heysinger, Isaac W., Pbi)adelpbia, Pa.
Heysinger, Isaac TV., Philadelphia, Pa.
Heysinger, Isaac W., Philadelphia, Pa.
Heysinger, Isaac "W., Philadelphia, Pa.
Heysinger, Isaac "W., Philadelphia, Pa.
Heysinger, Isaac W., Philadelphia, Pa.
Eeywood, Benjamin, Brooklyn, N. T., and J. JoneiT. Jersey City, H. J".
Heywood, George, et al. (See EUis, George A., assignor.)
Heywood, Henry, et al. (See Ellis, George A., a.«signor.)
Heywood, Seth. et al. (See Ellis, George A., assignor.)
Hiatt, Edwin, New Castle, Ind. Post-driver
Hiatt, Nicholas, Independence, Kans. Neck-yoke
Hibbard, Angus S. , Milwaukee, Wis., assignor to W"estem Electric Company, Chicago, 111.?
Time-signal for "toll-lines of telephone-exchanges 5
Hibbard, Charles B., Grand Eapids, Mich. Spoon-bait
Hibbard, John .J. (See Hibberd and Hibbard.)
Hibbard, William P., assignor to M. Field, H. N. Higinbotham, J. G. Mc Williams, Chi-
cago, 111., L. G. Woodhouse, New York, jST. Y., and J. N. Eield, Manchester, England.
Combined suit for children
Hibberd, Ashley A., and J. -J. Hibbard, Duluth, Minn. Bagasse-pulverizer and furnace-?
feeder - 3
Hibberd, George and H. H., Wheeling, W. Va. Combination-tool
Hibberd, George and JI. H., Wheeling, T^. Va. Combination-tool
Hibberd, Harry H. (See Hibberd, George and H. H.)
Hlbbert, Walter. (See Bowrou and Hibbert.)
Hibbs, Amos, SewcUpville, Ohio. Fruit-harvesting device
Hibner, WilUam F., Baltimore, Md., assignor to Scott Manufacturing Company of Balti-
more City. Cherry-seeder
Hickey, Edmund P., Washington, D. C, assignor of one-half to A. Edelen, Baltimore, Md.?
Ballast lor vessels S
Hickey, John, Chicago, lU. Eailway-gate
Hickissou, James, and W. Lee, London, county of Middlesex, England; said Lee assignor
to said Hickisson. Combined apparatus for attachment to pencils
Hickley, Arthur S., Montreal, Quebec, Canada, assignor, by mesne assignments, to Elec-
tric Amalgam Company of Maine. Secondary battery
Hickley, Arthur S., Montreal, Quebec, Canada, assignor, by mesne assignments, to Elec-
tric Amalgam Company of Maine. Secondary battery
Hickley, Arthur S,, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, and W. S. Hill, Boston, Mass., assignors,
by mesne assignments, to Electric Amalgam Company of Maine. Secondary battery
Hickling, Thomas. (See Merrick. Frank W., assignor.)
Hickman, Edwin W., Bay View, Wis. Cooling-shield for puddling-fumaces
Hickman, Francis. (See Adgate and Hickman.)
Hickman, George W., Washington, D. C, and J. F. McCoy, Eahway, K. J., assignors to
Viaduct Manufacturing Company of Batimore City, Baltimore, Md. Incandescent elec-
tric lamp.
Hickman, George W., Washington, D. C, and J. F. McCoy, Eahway, N. J., assignors to
Viaduct Manufacturing Company of Baltimore City, Baltimore, Md. Incandescent fila-
ment for electric lamps
Hickman, George W., Washington, D. C, assignor to Viaduct Manufacturing Company of
Baltimore City, Baltimore, Md. Manufacture of carbon filaments for incandescent
lamps
Hickman. George W., Washington, D. C, and J. F. McCoy, Eahway, N. J., assignors to
Viaduct Manufacturin^ompany of Baltimore City, Baltimore, Md. Incandescent elec-
tric lamp
Hicks, Amanda M., Clinton, and A. Dishman, Paducah, Ky. Heating and ventilating
device for buildings --
Hicks, Charles E. (See Hoit, David, assignor.)
Hicks, George C, Chicago. HI. Covering for steam-boilers, &o
Hicks, Ira v., Kalamazoo, Mich. Adjustable sleigh-shaft
Hicks, James J., London, England. Clinical thermometer
Hicks, James N., assignor of rne-half to D. H. Fisher. Marysville, Pa. Car-truck
Hicks, Michael, New York, N. Y. Hanging side-lamp bracket
Hicks, Michael, New York, N. Y. Eail way-lamp
Hicks, Oliver H., Chicago, HI. Package of sheets of paper
Hicks, William S , New York, N. Y. Combined chain-bar and extension-case
Hioatt. Napoleon 13., and E. E. Heara. assignors to P. Lorillard & Co., Jersey City, N. J.
Machine for attaching tags and labels to plug-tobacco
Hien, Phillip, Eock Island, HI. Car-coupling
Higbee, Jay A. (See Butman. Thomas E., assignor.)
Higbee, John B., Pittsburg, Pa. Tray
Higby, Charles W., Jackson, Mich. Corset - ;
Higdon, Samuel, Gentryville, Mo. Fif tb-wheel
Higgin, Henry, Newport, Ky . Strap-fastening loop for carriage-ouxtains
Higgin, Henry, Newport, Ky. Carriage-top
Higgin, Henry, Newport, Ky . Light-frame for carriages
Higgins, Alfred, executor. (See Higgins and Whitworth;)
Higgins, Campbell P. (See Pratt and Higgins.)
Higgins, Charles .!., Farmingdale, Me. Eeflector
Higgins, Charles L., Montreal, Quebec, Canada, assignor to J. E. Wkeeler, trustee, Lynn,
Mass. Device for expanding the uppers of boots and shoes
Higgins, Charles L., Montreal. Quebec, Canada., assignor to J. E. Wheeler, trustee, Lynn,
Mass. Exhibiting boots and shoes -
Higgins, Charles L., Montreal, Quebec, Canada, assignor to J. E. Wheeler, trustee, Lynn,
Mass. Device for expanding articles of flexible material
Higgins, Charles S. (See Vak-ntine. Benjamin E., assignor.)
Higgins, Charles S., et al. (See Beery, Samuel M., assignor.)
Higgins, Charles S., Brooklyn. N. Y. Apparatus for testing tallow, &c
Higgins, Eugene, Lansing, Mich. Planimeter
No.
Higgins, Freeman, and E. S. Eastman, Manchester, N. H. Gear-cutting machine
Higgins, James, deceased, (A. Higgins, executor,) and T. S. Whitworth, Salford, county
of Lancaster, England. Eoving and slnbbing frame
298,379
307,764
.307,76.5
307,766
307,767
307.768
.309,854
292,226
293,021
296,960
293,736
295,758
303,732
305,450
304,319
304,320
300,6Cfe
296,961
300,471
300.970
297,390
307,461
307,463
307,462
298,203
302,133
302,134
302,135
305,817
300,075
294.780
307,302
309,0.50
299.766
307,044
307,045
309,717
301,122
299,541
305,924
300,472
294,620
302,486
298,969
300 971
300,972
305,749
291,188
291,729
300,365
309,718
301,594
301,891
302,631
Date.
May 13
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
Dec. 30
Jan. 22
Feb. 5
Apr. 15
Feb. 19
Mar. 25
Aug. 19
Sept. 23
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
June 17
Apr. 15
June 17
June 24
Apr. 22
Nov. 4
Nov. 4
Nov. 4
May 6
July 15
July 15
July 15
Sept. 30
June 10
Mar. 11
Oct. 28
Dec. 9
June 3
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Dec. 23
July 1
June 3
Sept. 30
June 17
Mar. 4
July 22
May 20
June 24
June 24
Sept. 30
Jan. 1
Jan. 8
June 17
Dec. 23
July 8
July 15
July 29
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
546
458
461
461
466
409
1698
1524
301
1334
1224
1799
1077
1505
46
47
1421
1335
1255
1884
1895
60
62
61
307
1344
1346
1347
2007
726
530
1685
63!)
365
1319
1320
1512
61
48
2138
1257
341
1813
1268
1885
1886
1917
220
903
1120
1513
670
1055
2020
149
128
123
129
129
129
461
427
83
370
C338
?339
500
294
(416
i 417
14
15
391
371
C343
?344
518
515
16
16
16
80
372
372
556
196
147
4,51
169
93
352
C352
1353
411
16
12
592
344
95
496
361
518
519
533
61
253
304
412
187
i289
1290
27
29
29
29
29
29
29
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26
27
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26
28
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28
28
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27
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28
27
27
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26
26
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J 28
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1854.
Al^ihdbetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
135
Kame, resulence, andinTentiou.
Higgins, James E., ProvUlencc, R. I. Mcat-clamp
Higgins, Johu B., Boston, Mass. Buckle
Higgins, Potor H., Mercod, Cal. Neclitie-fasteuer
Hoggins, Walter B., Sau Francisco. Cnl. RoSerskate
High, S:imnel Y. iSee Holin and Itigli.)
Higb. "William F., Reading, Pa. Fire-escape
Highiim, Daniel. (See Higbam. Enos T. and D.)
Higham, Enos T. and D., assignors of one-third toE. P. Burton, Philadelphia, Pa.
nede .
Velooi-)
assignor.)
nigJiby. Charles AV., Jack-son, Mich. Bustle
HightiU, Samuel G., Leavenwoith, Ind. Snap hook
Hi'iinbotham, Harlow X., et al. (See Hibbard, William R.
Higley, .Aaion. (See Hare and Eltls'y.)
Higley, A.aa L.. assignor of one-half to J. Mathews, Troy, N. T.
Higley, Joseph L., et al. (See Prntz. Charlie, assignor.'.
Flisley, Simeon B., Trenton, Mo. .Jointtd display- frame
Hilburn, Frank P. (See Hoehn and Hilburn.)
Hild, Henry, Britt, Iowa. Dumping-wagon
n ild, Henry, Biii t, Iowa. Giader
Hilde, Hermann, Rossvrein, Gei many. Cigar-mold
II ildehraud. Eniil O., Chicago, 111. Con'luit for underground telegraph-wires
Hildehrandt, Edward A., Philadelphia. Pa. Watcr-spcmt
Hildrup, William T., Jr.. Harrisburg, Pa. Boiler-setting
Hilgner, Robert, New Orleans, La. Binding attachment for sewing-machines
Hill, Alexander H., Oikaloosa, Iowa. Window-blind
Hill, Alnjon K. (See Hutf, Orison, assignor.)
Hill, Barton B., Lowell. Mass. Lug for carriages
Hill, Barton B., Lowell, Mass. Breech-loading ordnance
Rill. Benjamin B.. Philadelphia, Pa. Hand-stamp. (Reissue)
Hill, Charles H., Scranton, Pa. Hydraulic air-compressor
Hill, Charles H., Lombardville, HI., and J. T. Ryan, Manning, Iowa. Adjustable seat-lift
cultivator
No.
302,403
SO.L.'ilS
2n8,7.'>2
306,397
304,730
305,025
306.829
304,321
296,168
306,335
306,922
.109,543
304.322
297,397
309,949
298,360
293, OCS
294,233
Hill, Christian C, Chicago, Dl. Bai-b-fence machine
Hill, Christian C, Chicago, Dl. Manufacturing barbed fence-wire
Hill, Christian C, Chicago, assignor to G. M. Fish, Oak Park, 111. Barbed-wire twisting
and spooling machine
Hill , Curt, and A. Peltier, Brooklyn, N. Y. Barrel attachment
Hill. Edwin F., assignor of one-half to J. G. Jacobs, Springfield, Ohio. Locking device for
coffins
Hill, Erwin D., assignor of one-fourth to R. B. and E. J. Tunstall and J. H. Oester, Capell
Valley, Cal. Protector for vines and fruit-trees
Hill, Harrv W., Montgomery, Ala. Friction-clutch pulley
Hill, Henry C. (See Marsaii and Hill.)
Hill, Jacob, Jr., ct al. (See HalL Charles, assignor.)
Hill, James, Providence, R. I. Galvanized or mejtal-coated bucket
Hill, Jeremiah C, Williamsport, Pa. Pounce-holder
Hill, John, Columbus, Ga. Electric fire-alarm
Hill, John, Colimibus, Ga. Automatic fire-alarm
Hill, John C, Fayetteville, N. T. Press for stencil-printing
Hill, John C, New Guatemala, Guatemala, Central America. Stencil or perforating-pen . .
Hill, John D., et al. (See Dimon, Frank S., assignor.)
Hill, John W., Cincinnati, Ohio. Grain-meter
Hill, Jonathan, New York, N. Y. Folding chair
Hill, Joseph. (Seo Carpenter and Hill.)
Hill, Justin H.. Chicago, 111. Neck yoke center
Hill, Lorenzo D., et al. (See Ormsby, William H., assignor.)
Hill, Lucian, assignor to T. C. Bates, North Brookfield, Mass. Fastening-clasp
Hill, Lucian, assignor to T. C. Bates, North Brookfield, Mass. Corset^steel fastening
Hill, Milton B., assignor of one-half to G.W.D. Upton, Springfield, Mass. Curtain-fixture.
Hill, Peter P.. Lee, HI., assignor to Washburn li Moen Manufactuiing Company, Worcester,^
Mass., and I. L. Ell wood, De Kalb, 111. Wire-barbing machine 5
Hill, Rand C, New Oileans. La. Fountain-pen
Hill, Samuel C, and S. D. Webb, Washington, D. C. Mail-bag fastener
Hill, Thomas. (See Harding and Hill.)
Hill, Thomas, et al. (See Little, James R., assignor.)
Hill, Thomas, Jersey City, N.J. Vehicle
Hill, Warren. (See Stiles, George A., assignor.)
Hill, Warren S. (See Hickley and Hill.)
fl)]', AVarren S , Boston, Mass. Cash and parcel carrying system
Hill, Warren W., Texas. Mich. Rudder for harrows
Hill, AVilber F., Noith Manchester, Conn. Combined T-square and bevel
Hill, William, Mount Vernon, 111. Saw-filing machine
Hill, William. Jr., Limestone, assignor to himself and J. D. Frank, Great Valley, N. Y.
Carpet-stretcher
Hill, William E., Kalamazoo, Mich. Lath-sawing machine
Hill, William E., Kalamazoo, and M. J. Lyons, Saginaw, Mich. Log-loader
Hill, William S., Cutler, 111. Permutation-lock
Hillard, Smith M. (See Jordan and Powers, assignors.)
Hillebrand, Louis, assignor of one-half to D. Wolf, Philadelphia, Pa. Key
Hilles, Samuel E., Cincinnati, Ohio. Plane
Hillis, Levi H., Kokomo, Ind. Breast-collar for harness
Hills, Christian. (See Purviance, Benjamin F., assignor.)
Hills Company. (See Marcil, Michel, assignor )
Hills, Frank H., Newton, Mass. Pop safety-valve
Hilsabeck, Frederick L., assignor to himself and J. Ward, Shelbyville, 111. Cultivator
HUtawski, Arthur R. B., Zab'orze, Upper Silesia, Germany. (Coking-furnace
Hilton, James, Newark, N. J. Segment-saw ".
Hilton, James, Newark, N. J. Insert ible cutting tooth
Hilton, Rowland. (See McNiece, Andrew, assignor.)
Hilts, George S., Batavia. N. Y. Divided screw-nut
Bilfs, George S., Batavia, N. Y. Divided screw-nut. (Reissue)
306.750
309,224
10,506
292,814
297,933
291,902
291,903
299,542
309,544
299,140
308,159
299,787
291,904
303,848
295,759
295,760
291,905
298,853
302,136
294,234
307.303
293,247
295,171
293,963
298,204
306,398
296,169
307,546
295,172
291,906
304.196
308,670
303,008
295,173
306,399
300,868
305,451
299,927
290,141
306.686
291,130
293.023
299.142
301,986
294.781
10,523
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Date.
July 22
Aug. 12
May 20
Oct. 14
Sept. 9
Sept. 30
Oct. 21
Sept. 2
Apr. 1
Oct. 7
Oct. 21
Dec. 23
Sept. 2
Apr. 22
Dec. 30
May 13
Feb. 5
Feb. 26
Oct. 21
Dec. 16
Aug. 5
Feb. 5
Apr. 2&
Jan. 15
J"an. 15
Juno 3
Dec. 23
May 27
Nov. 18
June 3
Jan. 15
Aug. 19
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Jan. 15
May 20
July 15
Feb, 26
Oct. 28
Feb. 12
Mar. 18
Feb. 19
May 6
Oct. 14
Apr. 1
Nov. 4
Mar. 18
Jan. 15
Aug. 26
Dec. 2
Aug. 5
Mar. 18
Oct. 14
June 24
Sept. 23
June 3
May 27
Oct. 14
.Tan. 8
Feb. 5
May 27
July 15
Mar. 11
Sept. 23
s.
73
1707
791
1000
472
583
2139
1044
47
327
305
1155
1288
48
1896
1817
548
302
1887
933
873
465
46
2584
1118
1123
49
1289
1487
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1122
1348
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1686
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1046
1528
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473
328
176
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1693
115
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216
279
128
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307
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1173
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1183
136
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patmtees — Continued.
Ifame, residence, and invention.
Ko.
Himmer, Ida C. (See Himmer, Vitalis, assignor.)
Himmer, Ida C, New York, N. T. Electric battery
Himmer, Ida C, and "W. F. .'^eisgerber, New York, N. Y., assignors to said I. C. Himmer.
Secondary electric clock . .7i.
Himmer. Vitalis, New York, N. Y., assignor, by mesne assignments, to J. Koenigsberg,
St. Louis, Mo. Secondary electric clock
Himmer, Vitalis, New York, N. Y., assignor, by mesne assignments, to J. Koenigsberg,
St. liOuis, Mo. Electric device for synchronizing clock-pendnlums
Himmer, Vitalis, assignor to I. C. Himmer, New York, N. Y. Circuit-closer for electric
clocks .
Hinch, James H., Laconia, assignor of tliree- fourths to "W. H. Philbrick, Belmont, N. H.
Hydraulic motor
Hinckley & Egery Iron Company. (See Shaw, Thaxter, assignor.)
Hincks, Enoch P!, and G. H. Johnson, Bridgeport, Conn. Two-wheeled vehicle
Hincks & Johnson. (See Greenfield. Harry, assignor.)
Hinden, Mathias J., assignor of one-half to P. Daueniauer, Cleveland, Ohio. Hand-grip
tester.
Hinden, Mathias J., assignor to Hydrogen Lighter Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Hydrogen-
lighter
Hiudes, Frank. (See Doda and Hindes.)
Hinds, Charles H., New York. N. Y. Insulating-connection for electric-light fixtures
Hinds, Eraoklin P., Boston, Mass. Automatic elovator-guard '.
Hinds, "William R., "Waterman, HI. SoU-pnlverizer
Hine, Charles M , St. Louis, Mo., assignor to "Willcos & Gibbs Sewing Machine Coiapany,i
New York, N. Y. Machine for sewing bags and other articles '
Hine, Edward A., et al. (See Sanders, Theodore, assignor.)
Hine, "Willis T., "West Meredith, N. Y. Whiffletree-coupling
Hiner, Martin M., Harrisburg, Pa. Car-brake
Hines, Byron. (See Amiro, Ambrose, assignor.)
Hiues, Dauphin S., et al. (See Jenkins. Frank W., assignor.)
Hiney , Charles F., Pottsville, Pa. Adjustable curtain-fixture
Hinkie, Charles C, Hazleton, Ind. Fence
Hinkle, George W. (See Knauss and Hinkie.)
Hinkie, Philip, San Francisco, Cal. Gravity pleasure road
Hinkley, George M., Milwaukee, "Wis. Saw-mill set- works
Hinkley, George M., assignor to E. P. Allis & Co., Milwaukee, Wis. Truck-box for saw-
mill carriages
Hinkley, George M., assignor to E. P. Allis & Co., Milwaukee, "Wis. Gang-edger
Hinkley, Philander, Charleston, HI. Check-rowing attachment for seed-planters
Hinkiiu, Orren E., assignor of two-thirds to A. B. Roots, Milford Centre, Ohio, and "W.
Allen, "Washington, D. C. "Watch- winding mechanism
Hinman, Edgar R., Hion, N. Y. Table
Hinsdale, Charles C., Cleveland, Ohio. Insulated telegraph tie-wire -_
Hinteiieitner, Franz X., Berlin, Germany. Child's carriage .'
Hinton, Joseph R. H., assignor to Viaduct Manufacturing Company of Baltimore City, Bal-
timore, Ma. Magneto-electrical alarm '.
Hipolito, Espiridion, San Jos6, assignor of one-half to J. D. Campbell, Los Angeles, Cal.
Miter-gage
Hippie, Louis C. (See Graff and Hippie.)
Hipwell, Thomas, Astoria, assignor to Mahattan Brass Company, New York, N. Y.
Lamp-burner '.
Hipwell, Thomas, Astoria, assignor to Manhattan Brass Company, New York, N. Y.
Lamp-burner
Hirlinger, Christian G. (See Forshey, Jonathan, assignor.)
Hirsch, Adolph, New York, N. Y. Dress-trimming
Hirsch, Ernst F. "W., Radeburg, Saxony, Germany. Opaque or semi-transparent enameled
glass or colored glass
Hirsch, Peter B., assignor of one-half to T. Flynn, Denver, Colo. Saddle-seat
Hirschman, George, Morristown, assignor of one-half to A. and P. Geyer, Kahway, N. J.
Ale-faucet protector -'
Hirsehmann, Frederick L., Norway, Mich. Stove and other pipes
Hirshheimer, A. (See Mueller, Charles M., assignor.)
Hirshheimer, Albert, La Crosse, "Wis. Harrow
Hirt, Otto, Carlsbad, Austria-Hungary, i'ire-escape
Hisey, John H., Emporia, Kans. Chiirn
Hisey, John H., Emporia, Kans. Harrow
Hisley, John P., Syracuse, N. Y. Buckle and strap attachment
Hitchcock, Artliur "W., Parkersburg, Iowa. Land-marker
Hitchcock, Daniel "W., and G. Greasby, Oskaloosa, Iowa. Car-axle lubricator
Hitchcock, James "W., New Richmond, Wis. Sand-band for vehicle-wheels
Hitchcock, Maria E. (See Hitchcock, Mark H., assignor.)
Hitchcock, Mark H., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Cultivator
Hitchcock, Mark H.. assignor to M. E. Hitchcock, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Potato-digger . . .
Hitchcock, Robert, Springfield, Mass. Car-coupling
Hitchcock, ^Yilliam F. (See Crandall, Henry B., assignor.)
Hitchon, Alfred. Barrowford, near Burnley, county of Lancaster, England. Apparatus
for pressing or leveling yarn on weavers' beams in warp-sizing machines
Hitner, Samuel A., East Coventry, assignor of one-half to J. W. Carson, Philadelphia, Pa.
RoUer-bracket '
Hitt, Marcellus M., Luray, Va. Bridle
Hitt, Marcellus M., Luray, Va. Clasp for holding cuffs
Hitter, J. Alfred, assignor to M. B. Hitter, St. Martinsville, La. Process of and apparatus
for treating fibrous plants
Hitter, Marie B. (See Hitter, J. Alfred, assignor.)
Hittle, Jonas H., and A. D. Davis, Mackinaw, 111. Hay-rack
Hix, Galen F., et al. (See Hix, Oliver P., assignor.)
Hix, Henry C, et al. (See Hamilton, George A., assignor.)
Hix, Oliver P., assignor, by mesne assignments, to himself, A. Oliver, D. N. Mortland, and
G. F. Hix, Kockland, Me. Car-coupling
Hixson, Leland, assignor of two-thirds to R. A. Tucker and H. L. S.trang, Washington,
D. C. Hatchway-gate for elevators
Hoag, Albert, Peai^l, Vt. Hand seed-planter
292,310
298,20.")
294,131
294,132
298,301
291,189
305,187
300,473
301,057
291.731
305,000
305,591
296,565
292,012
298,467
299,143
304,932
307,942
291,344
291,345
304,323
299,981
296,170
295,007
298,753
301,892
292,311
295,920
302,658
308,770
298,691
303,009
297,398
308,560
305,188
305,592
309,545
303,159
307,304
309,051
295,761
304,324
294,782
308,071
309,623
295,250
294,235
303,279
291,596
305,001
300,778
306,923
308,611
299,473
295,702
Date.
Jan. 22
May 6
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
May 6
Jan. 1
Sept. 16
June 17
June 24
Jan. 8
Sept. 9
Sept. 23
Apr. 8
Jan. 15
May 13
May 27
Sept. 9
Nov. 11
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Sept. 2
June 10
Apr. 1
Mar. 11
May 20
July 15
Jan. 22
Apr. 1
July 29
Dec. 2
May 13
Aug. 5
Apr. 22
Nov. 25
Sept. 16
Sept. 23
Dec. 23
Aug. 5
Oct, 28
Dec. 9
Mar. 25
Sept, 2
Mar. 11
Nov. 18
Deo. 23
Mar. 18
Feb. 26
Aug. 12
Jan. 8
Sept. 9
June 24
Oct. 21
Dec. 2
May 27
Mar. 25
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Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
137
ITame, residence, and invention.
Hoag. Andrew J., Batilc Creek, Mich., assignor to Jfichols, Shepard & Company, of Michi-
gan. Traction-engine
Hoag, Andrew J., assignor to Xichols, Shepard & Company, Battle Creek, Mich. Thrash-
ing-machine -
Hoag, Charles M., Greenlmsh, N. T. Car-coupling
Hoag, George M., Eransvillo, Ind. Skeleton arch for the support of electric wires
Hoag, Sidney "W., Sr., Now York. N. Y. Straight- way valre
Hoagiarid, John, a.ssignor to Pcarce & Hoagland, Providence, E. I. "W^atch-chain har
Hoard, Benjamin F., assignor of one-half to S. C. Thompson, New York, N. Y. Perfumery-
oahinet .
Hoaro, .John, Corning, IST. Y. Manufacture of glass haskets
Hobhs, Brockunier & Co. (See Kussell, William F., assignor.)
Hobbs, ClareDce W., Dec-ring, Me., assignor to New England Box Company, "Waterbury,
Conn. Machine for cutting and printing
Hobbs, Horatio. (See Gordon, Edward F., assignor.)
Hobbs, Horatio. (Sec Gordon and Hobbs.)
Hobbs, Josiah. (See Upham, John A., assignor.)
Hobby, Arthurs., Cincinnati, Ohio. Roll for crushing-mills
Hoben, Martin W., Cohocs, N. Y. Elevator -
Hoben, Martin "W., Cohoos, N. Y. Elevator-hatchway-opening mechanism
Hoberg, Olga K.. et al. (See Eo.=enberg, Alexander A., assignor.)
Hobson, .John L., et al. (See Hobson and Baglcy. assignors.)
Hobson, William P., Haverhill, Mass. Boot or shoe upper
Hobson, William P., Haverhill, Mass. Shoe-upper
Hobson, William P., and H. A. Bagley, assignors of one -half to J. L. Hobson and F. B.
Kingsbury, Haverhill, Mass. Cutting boot and shoe uppers
Hochhauseii, William, New York, N. Y. Eegulator for dynamo-electric machines
Hochhausen, William, New York, N. Y. Regulator for dynamo-electric machines
Hochbausen, William, New York, N. Y. Regulator for dynamo-electric machines
Hochhausen, WlUiam, New York, N. Y. Automatic brake for electric motors
Hochhausen, William, New York, N. Y. Double electric-arc lamp
Hochhausen. William, New York, N. Y. Dynamo-electric machine
Hochhausen , William, New York, N. Y. Incandescent electric lamp
Hochhausen, WiUiam, New York, N. Y. Hanger-board for electric lamps.
Hochhausen, William, New York, N. Y. Apparatus for regulating and distributing cur-
rents from dynamo-electric machines
Hochstetler, Charles E., Kansas City, Mo. Envelope-opener and paper-cutter
Hocking, James, Denton. Nebr. Wagon-brake
Hocking, James, and C. R. Jones, Denton, Nebr. Wagon-brake '-
Hocking, James, and C. R. Jones, Denton, Nebr. Fire-extinguisher for railway-cars
Hocking Valley Manufacturing Company. (See Becker, Theodore, assignor.)
Hodel, Joseph A., Cumbeiland, Md. Car-reylacer
Hodge, George E. (See Weber, August, assignor.)
Hodgen, William, Tincennes, Ind. Flood-fence
Hodges, Charles C., et al. (See Hodges, Clarence B. and C. H., assignors.)
Hodges, Charles H. (See Hodges, Clarence B. and C. H.)
Hodges, Clarence B. and C. H., assignors of one-half to H. C. and C. C. Hodges, Detroit,
Mich. Lubricator for locomotives
Hodges, Clarence B.. and E. McCoy, Detroit, Mich. Liibricator . ^
Hodges, Frank, etnl. (See Doremiis, Willard D., assignor.)
Hodges, Henry C, ct al. (See Hodges, Clarence JB. and C. H.. assignors.)
Hodges, Horace F. , Chelsea, Mass. Means for elevating liquids
Hodgea, John, Westfleld, N. .J. Automatic safety appliance for elevators
Hodges, Pliny F., Chicago, 111. Platform self-binder ,
Hodgess, John, Loyalton, Cal. Spring-seat for wagons
Hodgetts, Charles, Chelsea, assignor to A. L. Hollander and C. H. Bradshaw, SomervUle,
Mass. Dust-pan -
Hodgson, John. (See Stone. Edward, assignor.)
Hodgson, John G. (See Norton and Hodgson.)
Hodgson, John G., assignor to E. and 0. W. Norton, Chicago, 111. Sheet-metal-cutting
machine
Hodgson, Thomas W. (See White and Hodgson.)
Hodson, .Joseph M. , Amherstbnrg, Ontario, Canada. Fire-escape
Hoe & Co., R. (See Anthony. Edwyn. assignor.)
Hoe & Co., R. (See Crowell^ Luther C. assignor.)
Hoe, Robert, Jr., et al. (See Pearre and Hughes, assignors.)
Hoeilor, John, Dion, N. Y. Sewing-machine shuttle
Hoefler, John, Ilion, N. Y. Feed mechanism for sewing-machines
Hoehn, George L., and F. P. Hilbum, Mount Vernon, Ihd. Tile-ditching machine
Hoepfner, Henry .J., Athens, Ohio. Eaves trough hanger '
Hofele, Ferdinand W., et al. (See Day. John R., assignor.)
Hofele, Ferdinand W., New York, N. Y. Folding fire-escape ladder
Hofelo, Ferdinand W., New York, assignor to E. S. Allen, Larchmont, N. Y. Folding)
fire-escape ladder i
Hofer, Johan, G. Weibel, and G. Martin, Cincinnati, Ohio. Ash-pan
Hofer, William, assignor to B. Shoninger, New Haven, Conn. Bell attachment for pianos .
Hofer, William, assignor to B. Shoninger. New Haven, Conn. Reed-organ attachment
Hofer, William L , Manhattan, Kans. Musical game -
Hoff, Chailes, assignor of one-half to P. Renner, Cincinnati, Ohio. Coal-hod
Hoff, Franz. (See Ballin and Hoff.)
Hoff, Ives P., Bainbridge, N. Y. Horse-col iar fastening
Hoffer, Amos F., et al. (See Dixon, Brandt. V. B., assignor.)
Hofferberth, Adam. (See Zinkand and Hofferberth.)
Hoffman, Arthur H., W. F. Lloyd, East New York, and J. H. Block, Brooklyn, N. Y. Toy
target '.
Hof6uan, Austin D., assignor to G. G. Calkins, Chicago, HI. Fastening for door-knobs —
Hoffman, Charles, Republic, Mo. Washing-machine
Hoffman, Edward J., Sioux City, Iowa. Life-protector for railways-rails
Foffm.in. Edward J., arsignor of two-thirds to W. H. Freed, Sioux City, and W. H. Ran-
som, Missouri Valley, Iowa. Preventin ' incrustation in steam-boilers
No.
303,516
293,876
301,987
29tf.092
301,367
299,071
301,497
296,691
307,647
303,280
300.258
301,893
306,75]
306,752
293,964
294,038
294,039
204.040
294,041
294,042
294,043
294,044
294,045
295,552
298.581
295,008
296.171
306,615
296,566
291,346
291,847
308,258
303,932
299,222
299,643
301,988
301,595
299,982
304,820
296.006
309,950
291,511
298,970
304,821
294,319
303,010
292,815
294,621
292,312
303,011
298,754
Date.
Aug. 12
Feb. 19
July 15
May 13
July 1
May 20
July 8
Apr. 8
Nov. 4
Aug. 12
June 10
July 15
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Feb. 19
Feb. 20
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Feb. 20
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Mar. 25
May 13
Mar. 11
Apr. 1
Oct. 14
Apr. 8
Jan. 1
Jan.
Nov.
18
Aug. 19
May 27
June 3
July 15
July 8
June 10
Sept. 9
Apr. 1
Dec. 30
Jan. 8
May 20
Sept. 9
Feb. 26
Aug. 5
Feb. 5
Mar. 4
Jan. 22
Aug. 5
May 20
Jan.
Oct.
Jan.
Feb.
292.652
306,400
291,512
293,024
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162
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704
228
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605
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553
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749
750
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752
753
752
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979
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593
711
851
954
229
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952
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530
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Aljihdbeiical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
^Hoffman, Erant N., et al. (See Edwards, John D., assignor.)
Hoffman, George. (See Schad and Hoffman.)
Hofftnau, Henry, Jr. (See Goodfellow, "William, assignor.)
Hoffinan, Horace J"., yeilsville, Wis. Adjustable shelving —
Hoffman, Horace J., Milwaukee, "Wis. Adjustable shelving . ,
Hoffman, Irenias M., Indianapolis, Tnd. Display- wagon
Hoffman, James, Philadelphia, Pa. Tooth-pick device
Hoffman, .Joseph, assignor to H. Berolzheimer, New York, If . T. Pencil-sharpener
Hoffman &. Kiessia;. (See Pranke. Charles, assignor.)
Hoffman, Louisa J., et al. (See Schad and Hoffman, assignors.)
Hoffman Mauufacturinrt' Company. J. G. (Sec Rowlands', John R., assignor.)
Hoffman, Nathan, H. Ellis, and S. Z. Schwenk, Pottstown, Pa. Horse-power tread
H'>ffmau, Paul, New York, N. Y. Apparatus for the prevention of escape of gases from
pipes of wash-basins, &c
Hoffinan, Robert, Cohoes, N. Y. "Wick-trimmer
Hoffman, Robert, Cohoes, N . Y. "Wick-trimmer
Hoffman, Robert. Cohoes, N. Y. Wiektrimmer
Hoffinan, Ross J., Binghamton, N. Y. Lubricator
Hoffman, "William, "Newark, assignor of one-half to "W. H.Van Denburg, "Waterloo, N. Y.
Barrel-header
Hoffmann, Adim, Allegheny, Pa. Car-brake
Hoffmann, Carl A., San Francisco. Cal. Dye-vat
Hoffmann, Caspar. (See Haug, Johan J., assignor.)
Hoffmann, Johann. (See Schwartz, Caspar, assignor.)
Hoffmann, Otto, St. Louis, Mo. Grindins-mill
"Hoffnagle, Charles A. (See Coe and Hoft'nagle.)
Hotfnagle, Charles A., assignor of one-half to P. W. Coe, Vergennes, Vt. Automatic safe-
ty-brake for elevators
Hoffnagle, Charles A., assignor of one-half to F. "W. Coe, Vergennes, Vt. Safeguard for
elevators
Hoimghoff, Erail, Barmen. Germany. Piano-forte attachment
Hofmann, Adam, Indianapolis. Ind. Two- wheeled vehicle
"Hofmann, Ernst Fl, New York, N. Y. Pessary
Hogan, Hugh F., Albion, Ind., assignor of one-half to "W. Flannigan, CUicago, 111. Ro-
frigerafor-car
Hogan, Philip J., Negaunee, Mich. Bottle-filling device
Hogan, "William H., assignor of one-half to E. "W^ Pasture, Boston, Mass. Combined bou-
quet and ticket holder
Hogeboom, Franklin R., Brooklyn, N. Y. Tree-protector
Hogeboom, Franklin R., Brooklyn, N. Y. Combined horse collar and hame
Hogeboom, Franklin R., and (J. 0. Woolcocks, Brooklyn, N. Y. Combined ventilator and
No.
damper .
Hogg, James, Chicago, HI. Can-machine
Ho2g, James, Chicago, HI., assignor, by mesne assignments, to "Washburn & Moen Manu-'
facturing Company, Worcester, Mass., and. I. L. EUwood, De Kalb, 111. Machine foi
manufacturing baib fence- wire
Hogg, "William S., IT. S. Navy. Battery
Hogue, Lovren E., Sandy Lake, Pa. Injector ■.
Hoiieisen, Ca;l, Pfoizheim, Baden, Germany. Charm-telescope
Eohenstein, Archie G., New Haven, Conn. Paper bos
Hohcnstein, ArchieG., assignor to B. Nichols & Co., New Haven, Conn. Paper box
Hohmann, Henry, Austin, 111. Spring-motor
Hohn, John A., and S. Y. High, Norristown, assignors of one-half to S. B. Benson, "Water-
ford, Pa. Coal-mining machine -
Hohneck, EUse. (See Hohneck, Ernest and E.)
Hohneck, Ernest and E., St. Paul, Minn. C irpet-fastener
" Hoit, David, "West Albany, assignor of one-half to C. R. Hicks. Troy, N. Y. Spring buffer
Hoit, David, "West Albany, assignor of one-half to C. R. Hicks, Troy, >f. Y. Coal-car
Hoit, David, West Albany, assignor of one-half to C. R. Hick.«, Troy, N. Y. Car-brake - . -
Hoitt, George C, Manchester, N. H. Invalid-bed
Hoke, John I., South Bend, Ind. Wheel
Hoke, Quinton J., assignor of one-half to T. S. Jefferys, Yorkville, S. C. Baling-press
EoJabird, Samuel B. , Washington D. C. Tent
Holberg, Adolphus, Troj-. N. X". Window-reiiector
Holbrook, Fro''erick H., Boston, Mass. Raised embroidery
Holl)rook, Frederick H. , Boston. Mass. Compound fabric
Holbrook, Henry E , Pueblo, Colo. Railway-tie
Holbrook, Walter A. (Ste Wilson and Holbrook.)
Holcomb. EH M., Bay Springs, and F. E. Miller, Eveline, Mich.; said Holcomb a.ssignor
to said Miller. Car-brake attachment . -
. Holcomljc, Alfred tJ,, assignor to Equitable Electric Company, New York, N. Y. Mechani-
cal telephone
Holcombe Brothers and Stone Manufacturing Corporation. (See Holcombe, William H.
and C. A,, assignors.)
Holcombe, Clifford A. (See Holcombe, William H. and C. A.)
\Holcombe, William H. and C. A., assignors to Holcombe Brothers and Stone Manufactur-
ing Corporation, (limited.) Beloit, Wis. Double-acting pump
Holdaway, David, L. S., and T. T., Prove City, Utah Ter. Land furrower and roller
Holdaway, Levi S. (See Holdaway, David, L. S., and T. T.)
Holdaway, Thomas T. (See Holdaway, David, L. S., and T. T.)
Holden, Aaron C, Pittston, Pa. Carriage-apron
Holden, Alfred, Penshurst, near Grest'ord, Nes South Wales, Australia. Rake, harrow,
&c
Holden, Daniel L., Cincinnati, Ohio, assignor of two-thirds to P. T. MiUer and T. E. Live-
zey. lee and refrigerating machine
Holden, Hiram, Jr., Spencer. Mass. Tension device for S6win,g-machines
Holden, John G., Danville, 111. Street-car-driver's change-box
Holden, John G., and J. E. Coe, Danville, 111, Car-track cleaner
"Eolden, William, assignor of one-half to T. Wright, Los Anaeles, Cal. Stock-car stall
:Holden, William G., assignor of one-half to L. F. Cowan, Corpus Chrlsti, Tex. Spring-
bottom camp-bed
991,513
309,951
302,844
298 087
291,597
298,971
303,253
303,431
303,849
307,547
303.281
Date.
308,072
209,474
305,818
309,302
299,543
299,544
308.495
307,943
307,944
304.197
295,009
295,870
293 463
.308.906
307,194
294,783
310,056
307,945
297,798
2B4.4C7
;;04,.525
309,0.'i2
297,399
309,2-25
300,360
292. 1C6
30.-.189
307,P40
302,487
308,160
303,733
302.535
30.'"),7.i0
293.877
29.i,8-3
Julv
Sept.
Feb.
Feb.
291,514 i Jan.
Jan. 8
Dec. 30
July 29
May 6
Jan. 8
May 20
July 22
Au,g. 12
Aug. 19
Nov. 4
Aug. 12
Nov. 18
Mav 27
Sept. 30
Dec. 16
June 3
June 3
Nov. 25
Nov. H
Nov. 11
Aug. 26
Mar. 11
Mar. 25
Feb. 12
Dec. 9
Oct. 28
Mar. 11
Dec. 30
Nov. 11
Apr. 29
Mar. 4
Sept. 2
Dec. 9
Apr. 22
Dec. 16
June 17
Jan, 22
Sept. 16
Nov. 11
July 22
Nov. 13
Aug. 19
297,130
306,616
207.400
303,850
Apr. 22
Oct. 14
Apr. 22
Aug. 19
298,381 I May 13
303,100 1 Aug. 5
291,477
297,799
306,253
298,088
300,259
Jan. 1
Apr. 29
Oct. 7
May 6
June 10
296,007 ' Apr. 1
Monthly
volume.
629
1818
2283
156
739
1270
1506
688
1230
177
506
852
1891
2008
937
51
52
1406
093
093
1695
835
1534
533
1951
604
2420
1.59
312
641
1898
874
1121
1436
1179
695
1814
955
1077
1879
1917
1416
1417
632
1560
7C0
1231
549
346
576
2427
991
157
975
142
178
5489
5 490
626
40
208
362
417
189
337
49
138
232
514
557
261
13
13,14
385
190
190
469
229
lO.iO .539
893 242
526 138
409
148
f 523
)524
191
663
44
87
169
516
232
304
402
322
ini
(496
) 407
231
f2"4
\ 205
515
534
301
391
179
4.30
200
516
338
162
663
41
264
41
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
139
Name, residence, and invention.
Holder, "William E., Verbena, Ala. Tallow-cup
Hold sliip. Charles F. , Allegheny, Pa. Filtering apparatus
Holdsworth, Thomas, "West "Wihsted, Conn. Pencil shai-poner and holder
Holgate, Henry. Toronto, and E. Bagnall, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Eail-stringer
HoU, Jacob. (See Myers, "William H., assignor.)
nollaud, Anderson D., Newport, Ark. Combined lock and latch
Holland, Benjamin, Jr., Providence, E. I. Sink-trap
Holland, Benjamin, Jr., Providence, E. I., assignor of one -half to T. S. Nowell, Boston,
Mass. Filter
Holland, Edmund, et al. (See Stewart, George "W., assignor.)
Holland, John, Cincinnati. Ohio. Lead-holder for pencils
Holland, John, Cincinnati, Ohio. Fountain-pen
Holland, John, Cincinnati, Obio. Pencil case and lead
Holland, John, CJincinnati. Ohio. Fountain-pen
Holland, John J., New Orleans, La. Combined shovel and shield
Holland, John J., and E." J. Toner, Pittsburg, Pa, Pipe-coupling
Holland, Timothy. Troy, N, Y. Straight- way valve
Holland, "Wallace S., Burlington, Vt. Hanging for window-shades
Holland, "WiUiam, Longmont, Colo. Car-coupling
Hollander, Alva L,, et al. (See Hodgetts, Charles, assignor,)
HoUen, "William H. H., assignor, by mesne assignments, to E. S. Seeds, Tyrone, Pa. Knit-^
ting-machine - j
Hollenback, "Wesley, et al. (See Gray, Josiali, assignor.)
HoUett, Ira "W., assignor to H. S. Magill, Chicago, 111. Paper bos
Holley, John I , et al. (See Freeman, Augustus M.. assignor.)
Holley, "WUliam H., assignor of one-fourth to M. T. "Whipple, Kansas City, Mo. Car-coup-
ling.
Holle.vhead, John. (See Dawson and HoUeyhead.)
Hoiliday, Gavin, Saugus, Mass. Piston-meter
Hollingsworth & Coughlin. (See Hollingsworth, James, assignor.)
Hoilingsworth, James, assignor to Hollingsworth & Coughlin, Chicago, 111. Apparatus foi-
moving houses -
Hollingsworth, Jehu, New York, N. Y. Grinding-mill
Hollingsworth, Joseph, Jonesborough, Ind "Washing-machine
HoHister, Edward H. , Kenosha, "Wis. Tbill-coupling
Holloman, Harvey A., and W. E. (jreen, Kingston, Tex. Picture-case for tombstones
HoUoway, Charles T., Baltimore, Md. Cut-otf nozzle
Holloway, Charles T., Baltimore, Md. Hand-grenade fire-extingui.sher -■
Holloway, James C, and C. A. Hudson,. Salinas, Cal. Oatmeal-mill
HoUoway, Eohert A. (See "Withers, James E., assignor.)
Holloway, "William. (See Thornbutg, Clevenger, Fitzpatrick, and Holloway.)
Holloway, "William, and T. L. Clevenger, Neff, Ind. Spindle for vehicle-wheels
Holly, Bienry W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Protector for chimneys
Holinan, Charles T., Linesville, Pa., assignor of one-half to A. C. Carpenter, Eochester,^
N. Y. Horse hay-rake i
Holman, George "W., et al. (See Duffy and Mclvor, assignors.)
Holman, Eufus. (See Foster, "White, and Holman.)
Holman, Stephen A., Spencerville, Cal. Pen-holder -..
Holman, WiiUam P., Howard, Ga. Blacksmith's punch
Holmes, Andrew B. (See Comegys, Holmes, and Boucher.)
Holmes, Booth & Haydens. (See Jenkins, Nicholas, assignor.)
Holmes, Britain. (See Holmes, Edward and B.)
Holmes, Charles. (See Sager, Frank, assignor.)
Holmes, Edward and B., Bufialo, N. "Y. Machine for planing barrel-heads
Holmes, Edward and B. , Butfalo, N. Y. "Windlass for compressing barrels
Holmes, Edward and B., Buffalo, N. Y. Stave-bending machine. T.
Holmes, Edward and B., Buffalo, N. Y. Fence-post. -..
Holmes, Francis M. (See Buck, Henry C, assignor.)
Holmes, Fred H., Hyde Park. Mass. Hydrocarbon apparatus for heating and lighting
Holmes, George "W., Council Bluffs, Iowa. Double-piston pump
Holmes, Hector A. and "W. M., Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Needle or binder arm for automatic
grain-binding machines
Holmes & Ide. (See "Whited, Alvinze, assignor.)
Holmes, John H., Newcastle-upon-Tyne, county of Northumberland, England. Electric
circuit-closer -
Holmes, Joseph A., Greenland, N. H. Elevator-bucket
Holmes, Moses M., Gower, Mo. Cultivator
Holmes, Nathan L., Eacine, "Wis. "Wagon-axle
Holmes, Nathan L., Eajcine, Wis. Tubular wagon-axle
Holmes, Newton C, Oshkosh,"Wis. Broom-holder
Holmes, Philip H., Gardiner, Me. Machine for making wood fiber
Holmes, "Watson M. (See Holmes, Hector A. and "W. M.)
Holmes, "William A., Allegheny, Pa. Necktie-fastener
Holmes, "SViiliam H., Chicago, HI. Eailway-car
Holmes, "William T., et al. (See Gardner, "William, assignor.)
Holsburg, Daniel B., Granville, HI. Harness-saddle . - . -
Holt, Albert A., Fitchburg, Mass. "Wagon-body attachment
Holt, Albert A., Fitchburg, Mass. Vehicle-pole
Holt, Alden, Boston, Mass. Heater for steam and water
Holt, Edward "W., Corinna, Me. Floor-clamp
Holt, George C, Hartford, Conn., assignor of one-third to S. L. Holt, Mittineague, Mass.
Fountain-pen
Holt, Horatio N. (See O'Hara, Adam, assignor.)
Holt, Luther M., Eiverside, and C. N. Earl, Los Angeles, Cal. Irrigating and draining
land
No.
303,282
301,894
206,751
20(i,567
293,248
303,640
300,367
292,313
298,582
298,583
300,2(i0
291,7.32
307,648
300.973
295,396
307,391
294,784
306,253
299,545
307,464
295.921
305,7.M
292.314
303. S51
298,089
296,172
305,190
309,855
300.074
302.404
292,013
298. OPO
295,397
292,816
292.817
297,401
302,910
300.015
299,788
305,819
.10.5,310
296.008
30?,G71
307,649
307,650
301,719
291,848
300,686
304,003
298.972
303,161
305,926
Holt, Mathew S., "Weston. "W. Va. Eecording table or desk
Holt, Noah "W., Buffalo, N. Y. ""--•' ^ — 'J— ^— — " — -
Holt, Noah W., Buffalo, N. Y.
Holt, Noah "W., Buffalo, N. Y.
Holt, Noah "W., Buffalo, N. Y.
Holt, Noah W., Buffalo, N. Y.
Feed mechanism for roller-miUs .
EoUer-mill
Eoller-mill
Eoller-mill
Flour-holt
291,347
307,195
298,382
302,488
292,749
293,464
204,230
298,206
299,789
299,790
Date.
Aug. 12
July 15
Apr. 15
Apr. 8
Feb. 12
Aug. 19
June 17
Jan. 22
May 13
May 13
Juiie 10
Jan. 8
Nov. 4
Jime 24
Mar. 18
Oct. 28
Mar. 11
Oct. 7
June 3
Nov. 4
Apr. 1
Sept. 30
Jan. 22
Aug. 39
May 6
Apr. 1
Sept. 16
Dec. 30
June 24
July 22
Jan. 15
May 6
Mai-. 18
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Apr. 22
Aug. 5
Sept. 30
June 3
Sept. 30
Sept. 16
Apr. 1
Dec. 2
Nov. 4
Nov. 4
July 8
Jan. 8
July 29
Aug. 26
May 20
Aug. 5
Sept. 30
Jan. 1
Oct. 28
May 13
July 22
Jan. 29
Feb. 12
Feb. 26
May 6
June 3
June 3
Monthly
volume.
P4
507
1001
1082
859
617
969
1122
1632
778
779
977
905
301
1887
1335
1807
534
292
52
63
35
1918
1632
1232
157
331
1180
1701
1888
1708
1256
158
1336
49
50
1900
41
2249
367
2009
1338
143
117
302
305
825
1043
2086
1432
1271
348
2142
406
1535
550
1815
2223
894
1890
316
308
369
138
291
305
238
164
265
304
457
219
219
264
254
81
519
372
^487
C148
J 149
78
14
16,17
10
534
457
3.58
41
94
322
401
519
468
C351
^352
41
372
13
13
516
13
624
94
557
370
42
31,32
81
82
226
C291
i292
572
395
362
95
5" 504
^595
116
410
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26
29
151 27
497
618
242
517
82
94
95
28
26
26
26
27
27
27
f4
554
208
221
171
555
645
1148
314
682
683
1112
168
4J6
1292
1083
356
927
54
930
382
9
1197
314
693
557
64
1049
1055
1292
335
242
557
1083
452
452
375
464
1260
990
1214
1078
39
720
420
426
159
192
406
735
782
519
1238
74
308
639
353
426
605
795
586
991
991
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED EEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
CO
Official
Gazette.
Holt, Eobert A., Lebanon, Mo. Attachment for cofifee-pots
Holt, Samuel L. (See Holt, George C, assignor.)
Holt, William H. (See Fifield and Holt.)
Hoitliam, Edmund G., ■Westminster, county of Middlesex, England. Longitudinal sleeper
and fastening for the permanent way of railways ,
Holton, Edward E., et al. (See Warfield, Oliver D., assignor.)
Holtzhaugh, Adam. (See Mitchell, Barnard "W., assignor.)
Holtzman. John "W. (See Lawrie. John, assignor.)
Hoi way, Alvah W., Boston, Mass. Manufacture of medicated lozenges or tablets
Holwell, "W. Antrobus, Quebec, Quebec, Canada. Door-closing device
Holzer, Oscar. (See Weisse, Ludwig, assignor.)
Holzer, "William, HaTrison, N. J. Manufacture of incandescing electric lamps
Holzer, "William, assignor to Edison Lamp Company, HaiTison, N. J. Manufacture of in-
candescing electric lamps
Holzer, "William, assignor, by mesne assignments, 1o Edison Lamp Company, Harrison,
N. J. Incandescent electric lamp
Homan, Erantlin L. (See Homan. J. Prank and E. L.)
Homan, J. Erank and E. L., New Haven, assignors to Lanoraft Bros., Ealr Haven, Conn.
Apparatus for catching star-fish ,
Homan, James. (See Hope and Homan.)
Homan. James, Si^ringfield, Ohio. Straight- way valve
Hombach , (3-eorge H. , St. Ignace, Mich . Hub-attaching device
Homrighous, Ervin, ShelbyvOle, 111. Jeweling-machine
Hone, George J., Poplar, county of Middlesex, England. Apparatus for elevating and dis-
charging grain, mud, (to
Honingeri^Michael, assignor of one-half to J. C. Pickelmann, Buffalo, N. Y. School-bag...
Hood, Arthur E., assignor, by mesne assignments, to himself and F. "W. Hood, Boston,
Mass. Revolver
Hood, Cyrus S., Coming, N. T. Radiator for hot-air furnaces
Hood, Cyrus S., Coming, N. T. Radiator for hot-air furnaces and stoves
Hood, Ereeman "W. (See Hood, Arthur P., assignor.)
Hood, Joseph R., Philadelphia. Pa. Handle-attaching device for tools
Hood, Joseph S., Stahlstown, Pa. Lifting-iack
Hoof, Julius H., Quincy, Dak. Ter. Rotary harrow
Hooker, George "W. (See Williams, John H., assignor.)
Hooker, Henry C. (See Colton, George A., assignor.)
Hooker, Thomas, Syracuse, N. Y. Micrometer
Hooper, Henry 0., Erezno, Cal. Overshoe - ; ,
Hooper, Henry 0., assignor to R. E. Hooper, San Erancisco, Cal. Dirt-scraper.
Hooper, Lorenzo D., CofFe.yville, Kans. Car-coupling
Hooper, Nicholas B., Brooklyn, N. Y. Machine for ironing hats
Hooper, R. E. (See Hooper, Henry O.. assignor.)
Hooper, William, et al. (See Miller, William M., assignor.)
Hooper, William B. (See Manning, Thomas S., assignor.)
Hootou, Horace J., Boston, Mass., and E. A. Jones, New York, N. Y., assignors to Ameri-?
can Steam Appliance Company, of New York. Damper-regulator )
Hoover, Abel, et nl. 'See Tfitrault. Am6d6e. assignor.)
Hoover, George W., Keithsburg, 111. Car-coupling
Hoover, J. Harman, Ashland, Pa. Milk-can
Hoover. William, Salt River, Mich. Car- wheel
Hope, William, and J. Homan, Springfield, Ohio. Lubricator
Hopedale Machine Company. (See Northrop, James H., assignor.)
Hopfinger, Albert L. , Port Clinton, Ohio. "V"ehicle-spriBg
Hopke, Matthias. (See Osmer, Eriedrich, assignor.)
Hoplsing, Richard W., St. Louis, Mo. Roll-paper holder and cutter
Hopkins, Addison S., Pascoag, R.I. Spindle-bolster for spinning-machines
Hopkins, Alfred, Bridgeport, Conn. Eumace
Hopkins, Caleb, and C. E. Van Norman, Waltham, Mass. Lathe-chuck
Hopkins, Charles H., De Soto, assignor of one-half to H. S. Butler, Des Moines, Iowa.
taohing plant-shields to cultivators
Hopkins & Dichinson Manufacturing Company. (See Lincoln, Thomas, assignor.)
Hopkins, Egbert C, Rookford, 111. "V'apor-stove
Hopkins, George E. , Cincinnati, Ohio. Eerrule
Hopkins, George M. , Brooklyn, N. Y. Telephone-receiver
Hopkins, George M. , Brooklyn, N. Y. Telephone-receiver
Hopkins, George M., Brooklyn, N. Y. Gas-engine
Hopkins, George M. and I. N., Brooklyn, N. Y. Gas-engine
Hopkins, George W. (See Roberts, Morris, assignor.)
Hopkins, Harvey L., Chicago, HI. Mowing-machine
At-
Hopkins, Henry L., assignor of three-fourths to W. J. Mallory, J. Kelly, and M. M. Mal-
lory, Cavo, Mich. Saw-table gage
Hopkins, Henry M. , Putnam, Conn. Door
Hopkins, Henry N. (See Bryant and Hopkins.)
Hopkins, I. Newton. (See Hopkins, George M. and I. N.)
Hopkins, I. Newton, Brooklyn, N. Y. Gas-engtne
Hopkins, Lewis G., et al. (See Johnson, Perry, assignor.)
Hopkins, Samuel S., Norwich, Conn. Revolver
Hopkinson, James, Ro wsley, county of Derby, England. Railway-chair
Hopkinson, John A., assignor of one-half to J. Hopkiuson, Huddersfield, England. Elue-'
tube for steam-boUers
Hopkinson, Josepli. (See Hopkinson, John A., assignor.)
Hopmann, Charles, et al. (See Ehrhardt, John, assignor.)
Hopmann, Herman, Sr., et al. (See Ehrhardt, John, assignor.)
Hoppen, Joseph E., Newark, N. J. Hanger for shafting
Hopper, Thomas P. , Sherman, Tex. Cotton-seed planter
Hopper, William, and I. J. Allen, Jefferson, Iowa. Corn-planter ,
Hopper, William L., Monmouth, HI. Corn-harvester
Hoppner, Eritz. (See Elad and Hoppner.)
Hopson, Lucien, Lampasas, Tex. Projectile
Horack, Carl L., Brooklyn, N. Y., assizor to Providence Steam and Gas-Pipe Company,
Providence, R. I. Automatic fire-extinguisher
293,973
303,373
297,800
293,326
293,879
295,398
305,191
297,079
305,078
298,584
293,249
303,852
294 622
304,731
293,025
302,489
295,922
308,361
291,515
297,602
306,830
307,856
293,466
291,598
305,311
302,730
307,947
303.203
298,468
304,198
301,596
296,962
308,073
301,466
293,465
292,315
295,399
305,927
305,923
306,234
303,4.52
307,948
300,975
306,753
306,924
297,801
306,617
305,593
295,553
301,989
294,023
309,462
305,002
292,432
May 20
Aug. 12
Apr. 29
Eeb. 12
Eeb. 19
Mar. 18
Sept. 16
Apr. 15
Sept. 16
May 13
Eeb. 12
Aug. 19
Mar. 4
Sept. 9
Eeb. 5
July 22
Apr. 1
Nov. 25
Jan. 8
Apr. 29
Oct. 21
Nov. 11
Eeb. 12
Jan. 8
Sept. 16
July 29
Nov. 11
July 15
May 13
Aug. 26
July 8
Apr. 15
Nov. 18
July 1
Eeb. 12
Jan. 22
Mar. 18
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Oct. 7
Sept. 23
Nov. 11
June 24
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Apr. 29
Oct. 14
Sept. 23
Mar. 25
July 15
Mar. 4
Dec. 16
Sept. 9
Jan. 22
1272
617
2429
722
1418
1337
1181
1481
1027
780
618
1232
344
584
306
1816
37
1232
633
2177
1044
583
740
1339
2142
696
1437
648
1696
671
1336
853
505
895
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Alphabetical list of patentees — ContiBued.
141
Name, residence, and invention.
Horak, F. J., et al. (See Bilan, Louis, assignor.)
Hore, Charles E., Brooklyn, Jf. T. Making chrome-red
Hore, Charles E., Brooklyn, N. T. Making lemon-chrome
Hore, Charles E., Brooklyn, N. T. Making chrome-yellow
Horn, Wilbur ¥., Carlisle, Pa. Apparatus for working electric bells, &o
Horn, William A. (See Haskins. Looman B., Jr., assignor.)
Horn, William S., Mill Green. Md. Corn-silking machine
Home, George W., assignor of one-fourth to B. A. Dare, Jfew York, N. Y. Eailway-switch
Home, George W.. assignor to A. A. Knndson, New York, N. Y. Feed-hag for horses
Home, John'H. (See Bradbury, Charles J., assignor.)
Home, John H., Lawrence, Mass. Securing tlie Knives in paper-pulp-grindlng engines . .
Home, William L., Meriden. Conn. Cash indicator, register, and recorder
Homer, Joseph W., New York, N. Y. Sectional compound telegraph-wire protector
Homer, William, (iuddington, county of Chester, England. Apparatus for separating
cream from milk
Homig, .Tulius L., Jersey City, N. J. SteaTu-damper regulator
Homig, Julius L., Jersey City, N. J. Fluid-inspector
Homig. Julius L.. Jersey City, N. J., assignor to Hamilton Lead Bath Company, New)
York, N. Y. Metal-extracting apparatus j
Horning, (George H. (See Stedman, David E., assignor.)
Horning, Robert A., assignor to himself and C. S. Dame, Lanark, HI. Folding bathing-)
cabinet .
Horowitz, Samuel, Indianapolis, Ind. Oil and gas chandelier
Horowitz, Samuel, and M. Kagendorf, Cincinnati, Ohio. Tobacco-curing apparatus
Horr, Asa. (See Mears, Hiram B., assignor.)
Horrall, WilUam A., Washington, Ind. Spring bed-bottom
Horrocks, Abraham. Bardolph, 111. Brick and tUe machine
Horrocks, James. (See Horrocks, John and J.)
Horrocks, John and J., Manchester, county of Lancaster, England. . Machine for doubling)
and winding yam or thread upon bobbins ^
Horry, William S., London, England, assignor of onp-half to S. J. Gordon, New York, N. Y.
Dvnamoelectric machine
Horseman, John A., Du Bois, Pa. Stump-puller
Horsman, E. I. (See CrandaU, Jesse A., assignor.)
Horsman, Edward I. (See Stranders, Walter, assignor.)
Horst, Franklin, Moorestown, N. J. Agricultural implement
Horton, Benjamin F., Ithaca, N. Y. Axle for vehicles
Horton, Charles H., Wellington, Ohio. Combined grain-thrasher and clover-seed huUer.
(Reissue)
Horton, Henry B., Ithaca, N. Y., assignor to Automatic Music Paper Company, Boston,;
Mass. Machine for punching perforated sheet-music i
«
Horton, James A., Reading, Mass. Drop-press
Horton, James A., Reading, Mass. Lubricating device
Horton, .Joseph D. (See Lee and Horton.)
Horton, Peter D., Grass Valley, Cal. Pen holder and wiper combined
Hoi-ton, Peter D., Grass Valley, Cal. Pen-holder
Hortop, Henry. Rutherford, Cal. Road-cart
Hosea, Lewis M. (See Brewer, Wesley S., assignor.)
Hosea, Lewis M., et al. (See Woods, Granvil'o T., assignor.)
Hoskins, Ebenezer, Birmingham, county of Warwick, England. Construction of frames
for spring-mattresses
Hoskins, Leander M., Evansville. Wis. Shifting apparatus for windmUls
Hosier, William W., Petoskey, Mich. Machine for boring tenons
Hostert, Charles. Hastings, Minn. Hame-tuc
Hostetler, John A., et al. (See Rees, David W., assignor.)
Hotchkiss, Charles A. (See Dean and Hotchkiss.)
Hotchkiss, James F. (See Squire, Charles R., assignor.)
Hotchkiss & Upson Company. (See Smith and Doll, assignors.)
Hottegan, Edward. (See Thompson and Hottegan.)
Hottes. Fredrick. (See Moll and Hottes.)
Hotz, Christoph. Chicago, HI. End-gate for wagons
Houck, George 0., and C. Smith, assignors of one-half to R. H. Honck, Springfield, Ohio.
Quilting attachment for .sewing-machines
Houck, Richard H. (See Houck and Smith, assi_gnors.)
Houck, Sol. J., et al. (See Green, George F., assignor.)
Houck, Thomas J. (See O'Snllivan and Houck.)
Hougen, Hans P., et al. (See Wbitton, Andrew D., assignor.)
Hough, Frank B., et al. (See Burks, Jesse H., assignor.)
Hough, GeorgeW., Chicago, HI. Photographer's dry-plate holder
Hough, Jacob, and E. Spencer, assignors of one-third to L. J. Arthur, Lancaster, Wis.
Vehicle fifth-wheel
Hough, JohnT., Chicago, Ill.,assignorof one-half to .J. A.Harper, Pittsburg, Pa. Safe-lock.
Hough, John T., (Chicago. HI., and J. A, Harper, Pittsburg, Pa. Bank- vault
Houghton, Darius, Skowhegan, Me. Lathe-center-grinding machine
Houghton, Darius, Skowhegan, Me. Wire-cutting machine . . -
Houghton, Darius. Skowhegan. Me. Wire-cutting machine
Houghton, Frank H., assignor to J. P. Battershall, New York, N. Y. Process of and ap-
paratus for purifying glycerine. . - -
Houghton, .Jesse F., Boston, Mass. Tea and coffee pot -
Houghton, Rufus A., Defiance, Ohio. Railway
Houghton, William D., Sankey Wire Mills, Warrington, county of Lancaster, England.
Mill for rolling wire rods, hoops, or strips
Houlehan, James, assignor of one-half to R. Fuller, Toledo, Ohio. Unloading platform-cars
Houlehan. John, assignor to R. Fuller, Toledo. Ohio. Wrench
Houpe, Pleasant R., Oak Forest, N. C. Cotton-planter and fertilizer-distributer
Houpt, John, Springtown, Pa. Combined feed-pump and condensing apparatus for en-
No.
gines
Houpt, John, Springtown, Pa. Combined feed-pump and condensing apparatus-
House, James A.. Bridgeport, Conn. Apparatus for forming and shaping corsets .
305,389
305,390
305,391
306,255
293,737
293,026
293,250
294,387
308,2.';9
291,478
304,644
296,508
298,469
306,831
298,585
304,645
309,054
292,818
295,871
297,690
306,687
305,518
301,597
306,754
10,485
300,368
294,237
309,055
303,012
303,013
291,733
308,260
294,624
293,880
307,046
304,933
298,693
306,618
304,646
294,625
294,626
292,227
298,974
299,791
306,832
309,783
296,411
306.619
293.407
308.561
301,447
290.009
307.047
294.046
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Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Oct. 7
Feb. 19
Feb. 5
Feb. 12
Mar. 4
Nov. 18
Jan. 1
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Apr. 8
May 13
Oct. 21
May 13
Sept. 2
Dec. 9
Feb. 5
Mar. 25
Apr. 29
Oct. 14
Sept. 23
July 8
Oct. 21
June 3
June 17
Feb. 26
Dec. 9
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Jan. 8
Nov. 18
Mar. 4
Feb. 19
Oct. 21
Sept. 9
May 13
Oct. 14
Sept. 2
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Jan. 22
May 20
June 3
Oct. 21
Dec. 23
Apr. 8
Oct. 14
Feb. 12
Nov. 25
July 1
Apr. 1
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1226
308
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61
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577
468
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649
1045
782
469
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548
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1892
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutinued.
H'ame, residence, aad invention.
House, James A., and C. H. Dimond, Bridgeport, Conn. Device for clampiug patterns on
?oods .
Household Sewing Machine Company. (See Anthony, James H., assignor.)
Honser, George H. <See Toorhis an'd Houser.)
Houston, Edwin J., and E. Thomson, Philadelphia, Pa., assignors to Thomson-Houston
Electric Company. Dynamo-electric machine -
Houston, Edwin J., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of
Connecticut. Electric-arc lamp
Houston, Edwin J., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company,
New Britain, Conn. Underground conduit for electric conductors
Houston, George A. (See Downie, Eohcrt E., assignor.)
Houstonj Levi,"Montgomery, Pa. Planing-machine
Houston, Levi, Montgomery Station, Pa. Circular sawing machine
Honsum, Charles P. (See Dupee and Housum.)
Hovonden, Edwin R. (See Hovenden, George E. and E. E.)
Hovenden, George E. and E. K., Grand Eapids, Mich. Electric flre-alarm
Hovey, Ansel N.. e<aZ. (See Howell, Jacob, assignor.)
Hovey, Charles F., and D. T. Perkins, Springfield, Mass. Automatic mixing- governor for
hydrocarhon-gas machines
Hovey, Jacoh P., Eochester, IS". T. Connecting-rod
Hovcy, John H., assignor of one-half to E. L. Shaw & Co., "VVobum, Mass. Leather-ston-
ing machine -
How, "Woodbury S., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to S. S. "White Dental Manufacturing Com-
pany, of Pennsylvania. Dental engine -
Howaldt, Hermann, Dietrichsdorf. near Kiel, Prussia, Germany. Balanced slide-valve
Howaldt, Hermann, Dietrichsdorf, near Kiel, Prussia, Germany. Compound steam-engine-
Howard, Abel T. (See Sickels, Gerard. Jr., assignor.)
Howard. Charles M. (See Simonds, Frank A., assignor.)
Howard, Charles"W., jfeenah, "Wis. Telephone-call annunciator
Howard, Cyrus, assignor of one-third to "W. W. Patrick, Pittsburg, Pa. Excavator
Howard, Edward. (See Shaw, Loring D., as.signor.)
Howard, George C, Philadelphia, Pa. Elevator
Howard, George F., London, England. Apparatus for checking and registering the num-
ber of games or deals played at cards, &c- .:
Howaid, "Hiram. (See JTelson, !N"els, assignor.)
Howard, James, Boston, Mass. Sole-edge-burnishing machine
Howard, James H. (See Duffins. Joseph H., assignor.)
Howard, James S., Springfield, Mass., assignor to' J. M. Abbott, "Waterhury, Conn. Solu-
tion for refining copper and separatins gold, &c., from copper
Howard, John P. (See Thorpe, David "H., assignor.)
Howard , Oliver F. , Burlington, Iowa. Valve-gear for steam-engines . . -.
Howard, Patrick, assignor of one-half to D. Young, Piqua, Ohio. Baking-pan
Howard, E. S. (See Murphy, John H., assignor.)"
Howard, Eichard "W., andC. B. Locke. Apponaug, E. J. Lock-faucet .»
Howard, Eobert "W., Chelsea. Mass. Twine or cord holder
Howard, Stanton M., "Wheeling, "W. Va. "Water-closet
Howard, Stephen C, New York, N. Y. Sleeve-button, &c
Howard, Stephen C., New York, N. Y., and J. C. Schott, Providence, E. I. Sleeve-button.
Howard, "Warren, assignor of one-half to H. Slayton, "Worcester, Mass. End-gate for cov-
ered wagons
Howard, "William A , Dixon. Cal. HaiTOw
Howard, "VVillia.Ti C. (See Chambers, David, assignor.)
Howarth, Dennis. (See Haas and Howarth.)
Howarth, John H., Jr , New Haven, Conn. Legrfn
Howarth, Ealph, Eochdale, county of Lancaster, England. Apparatus for separating dust
from the air
Howd, D:iniel H., Paterson, N. J. Envelope for photographs
Howe, Albert D., Coshocton, Ohio. Axle-lubricator
Howe, Archelaus M., assignor to J. J. Adams, "Worcester, Mass. Machine for cutting
sole-leather
Howe, Asa A., Ulysses, Pa. Stump-machine
Howe, Charles N.' (See Kenerson and Howe.)
Howe, Cyrenius, Clear Sold, Pa. Ballot-box
Howe, Elbridge, Peterboronsrh, N. H. Truss
Howe, Eugene L., Chicago, HI. Drive-chain
Howe, Henry A., Albion, N. Y. Mower
Howe, Henry A., Albion, N. Y. Harvester
Howe, "Herbert "W. (See "Whitney and Howe.)
Howe, John, Newhall, Cal. Eail-fastening ^
Howe, John K., Troy, N. Y. Brake for turn-tables of dredges, &c
Howe, John L., Greene, Me. Apparatus for unloading hay
Howe, Lyston D., and G. M. Green, Streator, HI. Car-axle
Howe, Lyston D., and G. M. Green, Streator, HI. Car-coupling
Howe, Manley, Boston, Mass. Car-coupling
Howe, Milton G. (See Campbell, Noble, and Howe.)
Howe Scale Company. (See Eeynolds, "William "W., assignor.)
Howe, "Warren B., Chicago, HI. ' "Wrapper- folding machine
Howe, AVarren H. , Marlborough, Mass. "Watering apparatus for hot-houses
Howe, "William G., et al. (See Stevens, Henry M., assignor.)
Howe, "William G., Boston, Mass. "Window- washing seat
Howell, Frank L., Neligh, Nebr. "Well-bucket fixture
Howell, George "W., Covington, Ky. "Wheel
Howell, George "W., Covington, Ky. "Wheel
Howell, Henry "W., Jr., Elizabeth, N. J. Automatic switch
Howell, Jacob, Jackson, Mich. Two-wheeled vehicle
Howell, Jacob, assignor of one-half to H. N. Archer and A. N. Hovey, JacksoUj- Mich.
Vehicle-spring
Howell, John B., Allentown, N. J. Eunning-gear for vehicles
Howell, John C. (See "Williams and Howell.)
Howell, Lewis O., Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. Combined stop-box and fresh-air conduit
Howell, Silas J., Boston, assignor of one-half to D. "W. Gooch, Melrose, Mass. Bearing for
shafts, spindles, &c
No.
298,470
29(5, 5fi9
307,769
308,612
298,755
300,369
299,546
304,199
307,651
294,320
301,237
301,990
301,991
300,976
306,755
302,490
291,056
296,570
305,192
297,997
299,475
308.161
303,041
295,010
294,468
294,469
306,756
303,223
292,819
306,757
308,672
303,283
301.238
292,014
304,200
294,321
304,325
296,412
298,854
308,771
302,336
302,254
305,594
309,463
302,405
294,470
293,577
310.057
300,977
293,251
303,853
298,756
308,162
296,834
302,406
293,027
298,207
Date.
May 13
Apr. 8
Nov. 11
Dec. 2
May 20
June 17
June 3
Aug.
Nov.
Feb. 26
July 1
July 15
July 15
June 24
Oct. 21
July 22
Jan. 1
Apr. 8
Sept. 16
Mav 6
May 27
Nov. 18
Aug. 19
Mar. 11
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Oct. 21
Aug. 5
Feb. 5
Oct. 21
Dec. 2
Aug. 12
July 1
Jan. 15
Aug. 26
Feb. 26
Sept. 2
Apr. 8
May 20
Dec. 2
July 22
Julv 22
Sept. 23
Dec. 16
July 22
Mar. 4
Feb. 12
Dec. SO
June 24
Feb. 12
Aug. 19
May 20
Nov. 18
Apr. 15
July 22
Feb. 5
May 6
Monthly
volume.
05
651
862
472
33
1003
1126
53
1696
307
1997
208
1174
1175
1890
938
1818
49
863
1182
47
1892
9.=>6
970
836
160
161
939
427
52
940
118
508
210
1257
1698
1999
50
658
1123
263
1617
1506
1702
1182
1708
162
1019
1952
1891
620
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1184
1709
309
317
184
239
129
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547
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316
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417
473
320
468
44,45
280
524
520
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I 339
281
262
332
469
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Alphabetical IM of patentees — Contiuued.
143
Xame, residence, and invention.
No.
303,432
306,488
207,402
291,849
291,501)
293.173
297,802
297,131
304,822
292,557
308.074
291,735
Howell, Thomas J.. London, county of Surrey. England. Galvanic battery I 292,433
Howell, William. PhiladelpMa, Pa. Artificial stone 291,734
Howell, Williara i ., assijrnor of one-half to B. C. Lauth, Philadelphia, Pa. Fence-rod | 299,072
Howell, "William H., Westfleld. ;N^. Y. Child's suspended adjustable chair and bed [ 30.5,003
Howell, Zeehariah M.. Salida, Cal. Side-spring vehicle j 305.193
Howell.s, JohnE., Pl.,mouth, and G. Shelley, "Wilkes-Barr^, Pa. Mining-machine ! 300,070
Howes, Albert P., 'Worcester, llass. Individual electric call apparatus ■ 298,383
Howes & Ewell. (See Hartin, Joseph B.. assignor.) I
Howiud. Charles. Jackson. Mich. Tool for turning round tenons
Howlaiid, Frederick L., Blue Earth City, Minn. Telescopic ladder and truck combined. ..
Howland, Georgo L., Topsham, Me. Latch knob attachment
Howloy, Michael P. (Soc Cleveland, Erastus L., assignor.)
Howsdn, Henry, Philadelphia. Pa., assignor to C. Detrick, 'Sow York, 2f. Y., and E. W.
Bond. Springfield, Mass. Mode of and mechanism for forming underground conduit.s
Hoxie, Elias, JRed Creek, N. Y. Heel-plate
Hoxie, Elias. Eed Creek, X. Y. Thill-coupling
Hoxie, Elias, Ked Creek, X. Y. Harncss-bucklo
Hoyle, Alonzo F., Worcester, Mass. Coating compound for wire-drawing
Hoyt, Edmund S.. et al. (See Whittemore, William H., assignor.)
Hoyt, Edwin A., Lebanon, HI. Kein-support
Hovt, Francis A., assignor of two-thirds to L, H.Ware and J. W. Moore, West Cleveland,
Ohio. Car-coupling - -
Hovt, Francis M-, Haverhill, Mass. Boot or shoe
Hovt, Frank S., and P. L. Storch, Chicago, HI. Broom-macbine
Hovt, Henry I., c( ai. (See Gilbert, Edwin, assignor.)
Hovt. James B., and G. W. Wynkoop. Troy, N. Y. Oil stove
Hoyt. James P., Newtown, Conn. Fountain-pen
Hoyt, John, Manchester, X. H. Rag cncino for paper-making
Hoyt. Jonathan J., assignor to E. F. Richardson, Chelmsford, Mass. Case for preserving
fond
Hoyt. Jonathan J., assignor to E. F. Richardson, Chelmsford, Mass. Device for exhaust-
ing air from preserving-cases
Hoyt, Joseph W., and J. W. Twiggs, assignors of one-third to D. O. Dyer, Jackson. Mich,
tocomotive ash-pan
Hoyt, Lewis S., assignor of one-fourth to H. E. Eemick, Boston, Mass. Bottle
Hoyt, Lewis S., Boston, assignor to himself, J. M. Culver, Abington, and C. A. Shaw, Bos-
ton, Mass. Air-pump
Hoyt, Lucius H.. Danburv, Conn. Apparatus for shaping hat-brims
Hubhard. Arthur O., St. Cloud, Minn. Hammock-chair
Hubbard, Daniel K. (See Drowne and Hubbard.)
Hubbard, Eher, Elkhart, Ind. Apparatus for making paper vessels
Hubbard, Frederick H., Brooklyn, N, Y. Deodorizing and antiseptic water-closet cover . .
Hubbard, Frederick H., assignor to himself and H. M. Pierson, Brooklyn, N. Y. Supposi-
tory for catarrh
Hubbard, Fre lerick J., Chicago, 111. Carpet-stretcher
Hubbard. Frederick J., (i)hicago. 111. Collar for loose pulleys
Hubbard, George W. , Chicago. 111. Fire-escape
Hubbard, H. Wilber. (See Gnnther and Hubbard.)
Hubbard, Harvey F., and W. H. Noble, Manitowoc, Wis. Harrow
Hubbard, Henry N , New York. N. Y. Upper plate of copying-presses
Hubbard. Lumas H., Romeo. Mich. Window-cleaner
Hubbard, Moses G., Nonistown, Pa. Road-wagon
Hubbard, Moses G., Nonistown, Pa. Spring-vehicle
Hubbard, Moses G., Norristown, Pa. Two-wheeled vehicle
302,255
29(i.SC3
303,374
296,692
303,014
296,964
302,565
309,391
299,644
309,952
302.491
296,091
298,855
298.856
309,784
306,489
309,624
299,223
303,517
295.011
300,978
304,208
292,116
295,174
303,518
307,949
295,494
291,057
297,261
309,226
10,437
292,434
Hubcr, Allen J., Columbus Grove, Ohio. Portable saw-mill 309,056
Hubbard, Nathan B., assignor of one-half to J. Gray, Chicago, HI.
holder .
Mucilage-bottle and
Hubbard, William B., Greenville, 111. Draft-eqnalizer
Hubbard. William B., Greenville. HI. Draft-equalizer
Hubbard, Wdliam F., Walla Walla, Wash. Ter. Combined sod-cutter, seeder, and har-
row
Hubbell, Beniamin, Afton, Iowa. Staple-extractor
Hnbbell. OliverC, Cleveland, Ohio. Skylight
Hubbell. Saunders, Jr., Mount Veraon. Ohio. Thill-coupling
Hubber, James W., assignor of one-half to A. Altmayer, San Francisco, Cal. Smoke-con-
suming furnace
Hubel, Frederick A. (See Reinhold, Frank J., assignor.)
Hnbel, Frederick A., Detroit, Mich. Machine for cutting off gelatine capsules. (Reissue).
Hubel, Frederick A., Detroit, Mich. Capsule-machine
Hnber, Berthold, Taunton, Mass. Stop-cylinder printing-machine.
300,370
Huber, Berthold, Taunton, Mass. Printing-machine 301,817
Huber, Edward. (See Bamhart and Huber.) (Reissue.) I
Huher, Edward, Marion, Ohio. Vehicle-wheel ' 303,284
Huber, Edward, Marion, Ohio. Vehicle-wheel i 303,285
Huber, Edward, Marion, Ohio. Traction-wheel ! 303,286
Hnber, Edward, and H. M. Barnhart, Marion, Ohio. Car-coupling j 295,763
Huber, Edward, and H. M. Bamhart, Marion, Ohio. Traveling crane ; 290,965
Huber, Edward, and H, M. Bamhart, Marion, Ohio. Car-unloader and ballast-discharger. 1 306,088
Hnber, Edward, and F. Strobel, Marion, Ohio. Straw-carrier for thrashing-machines ' 293,881
29?,302
308,261
304,647
309.303
306.078
296,571
Huber, Edward, and F. Strobel, Marion, Ohio. Grain-separator
Hnber, Joseph L.. Hamburg, Germany. Apparatus for breaking electric circuits
Huber, Louis C, Huber, Ky. Grave-filler
Hubert, Philip (j., Jr., New York. N. Y. Parcel-fastening
Hnbner, Karl, Paterson. N. J. Fire-escape
Huckins, Charles, and G.N. Parker, Boston, Mass. Roller-skate
Hnckins, Irving W. (See Proctor and Huckins.)
Hnddlestone, Thomas, Portage La Prairie, Manitoba, Canada. Combined sulky-plow and
cultivator
302,731
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Hndgens, Robert H., and H. K. Allison, Laurens Court-House, S. C. Shovel-plow
Huflnut, Theodore, Terre Hante, Ind. Homlny-mill
Hudson, Charles A. (See HoUoway and Hudson.)
Hudson, Charles H. (See Smedley, Edwin, assignor.)
Hudson, Elisha H., Potterville, Mich. Cutter-support for hoUow-mandrel lathes . . .
Hudson, Elisha H. , Potterville, Mich. "Wood-tuming lathe
Hud.'ion, Frederick W., Leominster, Mass. Shovel
Hudson, Harry H., Flint, Mich. Traction-engine
Hudson, John "W., "Wellington, 111. Harae
Hudson, John W., Wellington, HI. Molding-machine -
Hudson, JohuW., ■Wellington, HI. Cultivator
Hudson, William P. , Cleveland. Ohio. Draw-bar for street-cars
Huehn, Conrad, Kochester, N. Y. Plow
Huet, Cesar, New Orleans, La. Motor
Huff, Charles, St. Louis, Mo. Package and book holder
Huff, Orison, Lyman, assignor to himself and A. F. Hill, Woodford's, Me. Pocket-knife . .
Huff, Peter, New York, N. Y. Faucet
Huff, William A., ct al. (See Gallaher, Benjamin D., assignor.)
Huffiian, Norman B.. Grant, Ind. Gate
Hug, Jacob, St . Jacobs, 111. Measuring apparatus for separators
Hugentoblcr, Emil M. (See Beasley and Hugentobler.)
Huggir.s, Manlius. Waynesborough, Miss. Ointment for tetter
Hughes, Andrew S., assignor to himself and H. C. Greer, Ackley, Iowa. Mole-ditcher and
tile-layer ^
Hughes, Charles H., St. Louis, Mo. Car-gate T
Hughes, Daniel L., Milwaukee, Wis. Paper for boiler-covering
Hughes, Edward. (See Pearce and Hughes.)
Huglies, Edward E., Brunswick, Tenn. Combined cotton-planter and seed-sower
Huglies, Felix T., et al. (See Comstock, Francis M.. assignor.)
Hughes, Gibbard R., London, county of Middlesex, England. Necktie-fastening
Hughes, Henry D. (See Curl. William P. and J. H., assignors.)
Hughes, Henry R. (See Wiard, Norman, assignor.)
Hughes, James. (See .Tones and Hughes.)
Hughes, John, et al. (See Shoemaker. David L., assignor.)
Hughes, John, Minneapolis, Minn. Revolving chute for grain-elevators
Hughes Manufacturing Company, Stephen. (See Hughes, Stephen, assignor.)
Hughes, Phillip. (See Blyholder and Hughes.)
Hughes, Robert, Waterford, assignor to T. A. Knickenbacker, Troy, N. Y. Straight-way
valve
Cen-
Hughes, Robert L., et al. (See Schmidt, Theodore, assignor.)
Hughes, Stephen, assignor to S. Hughes Manufacturing Company, Hamilton, Ohio,
tnfugal bolting-reel
Hughes, Thomas P., Denver, Colo. Automatic electric shut-off for water and gas pipes . ..
Hughes, William W., TJrbana. Ohio. Hand-truck ,
Hugunin, Robert B. . Hartford, Conn. Sash-fastener
Hulbert, Arthur G., St. Louis, Mo. Wire-netting
Hulbert, Arthur G., St. Louis, Mo. Wire fence
Hulbert, Arthur G., St. Louis, Mo. Wire-netting
Hulbert, Sylvester C., et al. (See Shanahan, Winfield S., assignor.)
Hulburt, James H., assignor of one-half to G. Haggit, MUlbrook, Mich. Spoke-setting ma-
chine
Hull, AlbertT., New York, N. Y. Hod-elevator
Hull, Charles S. (See Hull, George S. and C. S.)
Hull, George S. and C. S., Chambersburg, Pa. Brake-lock for bicycles
Hull, (jrurdon W., and C. B. Yale, assignors to Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co., WaUingford,
Conn. Table-caster or other article of table-service
Hull, Hobart C. (See Raymond. Albert C, assignor.)
Hull, Isaac. (See Osborri and Hull.)
Hull, Liverus. (See Thompson, James, assignor.)
Hull, Nicholas A. . Peru, Ind. Desk -
Hull, Obidiah. (See Clark, Byron, assignor.)
Hull, Wayne J., Alexandria, Dak. Ter., and W. E. Vai-ney, Daytonville, Iowa. Scroll-
sawing machine
Hull, Wesley, Fort Wayne, Ind. Gate-latch
Hull, Wesley, Fort Wavne, Ind. Automatic gate-hinge
Hull, WolcottA., New'York, N. Y. Lamp-fixture
Hull, Wolcott A., assignor of one-half to Ansonia Brass and Copper Company, New York,
N. -Y. Making lamp attachments -
Huls, .loseph, and T. .1. Chism, Albion, III. Spark-arrester
Hulse, William AT., Didsbury, near Manchester, county of Lancaster, England. Metal-
planing machine
Hulse, William W., Didsbury, near Manchester, county of Lancaster, England. Metal-
turning lathe ...'. '.
Hulsemann. .John C, New York, N. Y. Draft-equalizer
Hultgran, William, Pullman, 111. Spike-machine
Humber, Thomas, Queen's Road, Beeston, county of Nottingham, England. Velocipede . .
Humbert, James H. (See Martin and Humbert.)
Humbert, James H., Onau, assignor of one-half to G. W. Berry, Lodebar, Va. Lifting-jack.
Humbert, Pierre A., Virginia City, Nev. Transmission of power for operating pumps in
mines
No.
296,966
295,554
305,519
306,016
297,132
300,869
295,012
297,403
307,048
304,326
293,252
307,548
300,979
294,471
292,489
295.641
300,779
294,876
310,058
304,104
299,983
309,464
309,465
308,496
291,479
308.613
305,595
308,362
292,117
295,251
296,835
302,845
293.174
304,004
300,261
296,287
294,388
296,693
293,253
293,327
307.652
307,653
306,336
302,632
302,633
303,390
304,327
305,690
299,224
301,992
Humbert, Pierre A., San Francisco, Gal.
Pump ' 301,993
Automatic eleva-
Date.
Humble, Albert A., assignor of one-half to W. H. Aldrich, Chicago, lU.
tor-gate I 310,135 i
Humble. Joseph 0., Racine. Wis. Tongueless cultivator '. - I 309,057 \
Hume, George H. (See Miller and Hume.) • I |
Hummel, James H., New York, N. Y. Weather-strip ■ ' 293,738 i
Humphreville, Frank, Lancaster, Pa. Incubator 296,413 1
Humphrey, Daniel W. G., Clielsea, Mass., assignor to Rapid Button-Hole Machine Com-) „„, _,- I
pany. Button-hole stitching-machine 5 '
Apr. 15
Mar. 25
Sept. 23
Sept. 30
Apr. 22
June 24
Mar. 11
Apr. 22
Oct. 21
Sept. 2
Feb. 12
Nov. 4
June 24
Mar. 4
Jan. 29
Mar. 25
June 24
Mar. 11
Dec. 30
Aug. 26
June 10
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Apr. 15
July 29
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Mar. 4
Apr. 8
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Nov. 4
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Oct. 7
July 29
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Name, residence, and invention.
HumpliK^y, Hi'ury P., Lowell, Ma,ss. Mechanical oiler for bearings
Humphrey, Henry P., Lowell, Mass. Mechanical oiler
Humphrey, John, Paris, Ohio. Turhine wheel
Humphreys, Daviil, et al. (See Woods, Granville T., assicmor.)
Humphreys, David, Norfolk, Va. Self-opeuing and self-closiug hatchway
Humphreys, Edward J.. Millhury, Mass. Mortismg-machine
Humphreys, Joseph. (See Kice and Humphreys.)
Humphreys, Thomas. (See Milbourne and Humphreys.)
Humphreys, Thomas, Salford. couuty of Lancaster, England. Box-fastener
Humphreys. "William G., assignor to himself and W. H. Stanton, Seneca, S. C. Quilting
attaclnueut for sewing-machines
Hungerfoid, George S.. assignor, by me.sne assignments, to H. E. Hangerford, New York,
N. X. Machine for cleaning and grading cofl'ee, &c
Hungerford, Helen E. (See Hungerford, George S., assignor.)
Hungerford, Henry, Norwalk, Conn., assignor, bv mesne assignments, to United States
Cotton Seed Cleaning Company, New York. N. Y. Grinding-mill
Hunn, Edw.ard S., Kalamazoo, Mich. Ice-rubber
Hunt, Charles E., H. L. Eerris, and N. B. Helm, Harvard, 111. Hay-carrier
Hunt, Charles H., et al. (See Fletcher, Moore R., assignor.)
Huut, Charles \Y., New York. N. Y. Elevator-bucket
Hunt, David F., Antrim, N. H. Shingle-sawing machine
Hunt, Edgar 0. (See Pease and Huut.)
Hunt, Edmund, Glasgow, county of Lanark, Scotland. Device for driving a helical sew-
ing-needle - ■
Huiit, Eldou B., Delaware, Ohio. Cutter and reamer
Hunt, Frank M., Round Oak, Ga. Mechanical movement
Hunt, Franklin B., assignor to Richmond Sulky Plow Company, Richmond, Ind. Sulky-
plow
Hunt, Frederic R., Leavenworth, Kans. "Whistling-buzz ,
Hunt, George, Ellenville, N. Y. Pocket-knife
Hunt, George G., Bristol, assignor of one-half to Piano Manufactuiing Company, Piano,
111. Harvester-pitman -
Hunt, James, assignor of two-thirds to A. R. Finok and R. H. Mitchell, Philadelphia, Pa.
Method of and apparatus for bottlmg beer, &c
Hunt, James, assignor ot two-thirds to A. R. Flnck and R. H. Mitchell, Philadelphia, Pa.
Bottle-stopper
Hunt, James, assignor of two-thirds to A. R. Finck and R. H. Mitchell, Philadelphia, Pa.
Bottle stopper and fastener
Hunt, James B. (See Goodman and Hunt.)
Himt, John, New "fork, N. Y. Pnenmatic elevator-signal
Hunt, John B., Delaware, Ohio. Syringe
No.
Hunt, John C, assignor of one-half to H. H. Camper, Chico, Cal. Grain-scourer
Hunt, Samuel, Lockport, N. Y. Vehicle-spring
Hunt, Theodore. (See Bishop, Richard T., assignor.)
Hunt, Theodore, St. Louis, Mo. Pipe-coupling
Huntbach, Thomas, Geneva. Iowa. Fountain-brush
Hunter, Andrew, Chicago, 111. Middlings-puritier
Hunter, Andrew, Chicago. 111. Flour-dressing machine
Hunter, George D., Terie Haute, assignor ot two-thirds to M. C. Hunter and T. C. Van
Niiys, Bloomington. Ind. Spark-arrester
Hunter, George D., Terre Haute, assignor of two-thirds to M. C. Hunter and T. C. Van
Nuys, Bloomington, Ind. Exhaust-nozzle
Hunter, George D., Teire Haute, assignor of two-thirds to M. C. Hunter and T. C. Van
Niiys, Bloomington, Ind. Door for spark -receptacles
Hunter, George D., Terre Haute, assignor of two-thirds to T. C. Van Niiys and M. C. Hun-
ter, Bloomington, Ind. Spark-arre.ster
Hunter, James, Camden, N. J. Shield for tire-arms
Hunter, James, Ruflf'sDale, Pa. Telegraph-pole
Hunter, Morton C, et aZ. (See Hunter, George D., assignor.)
Hunter, Walter J., Greensbui'g. Pa. Ratchet-wrench ,
Hunter, "Willi<im, Crrindstone City, Mich. Car-coupling
Hunter, William H. H., Cincinnati, and J. Hargitt, Hamilton, Ohio. Marine-railway car-
309,9.53
309,954
309,2-27
291,737
294,389
297,262
303,854
292,750
295,764
303,287
307,950
297.934
301,123
294,627
308,842
303,572
295,175
304,648
303,855
305,820
301,598
301,599
3(U,600
307,049
297,263
303,7:^4
291,738
297.264
299,144
296,752
300,371
293,965
300,319
303,433
307,465
295,013
298,975
302,659
292,820
riage ' 295, 014
Hunter, William L. (See Smith and Hunter.)
Huntington, Charles P. (See Perriu, Thomas J., assignor.)
Huntington, Joseph D., Chicago, 111. Device for suspending machinery
Huntington, Joseph D., Chicago, 111. Ore pulverizer and separator
Huntington, Joseph D., Cliieago, 111. Ore-crusher
Hiuitington, Joseph D., Chicago, 111. Device for suspending machinery
Huntington, Thomas S. (See Thomas and Huntington.)
Huntington, Thomas S., New York, N. Y., assignor to New Home Sewing Machine Com-
pany, Oi'ange, Mass. Button-hole attachment for sewing-machines
Huntley, Bolivar, West Bend, Iowa. Corn-planter
Huntly, Charles H., assignor of one-half to Fay Gas Fixture Company, St. Louis, Mo.
Gasoline-stove '.
Huntoon, Hazen P., Boston, Mass. Pen or pencil case
Huntress, John H., Janesville, Wis. Combined whip and rein holder
Huntress, Leonard. (See Fleming, .John L., assignor.)
Huiitting, Gardner, Jr., East Hami)dpn, Me. Lifting-iaek
Hunzeker, Rudolj)h S., assignor to himself and W. A. Herron, Pittsburg, Pa. Vehicle-
spring .
Hunzeker, Rudolph S., assignor to himself and W. A. Herron, Pittsburg, Pa Vehicle-
spring _
Hnrd, George H., Cleveland, Ohio. Inhaler for anaisthetics ■
Hurd, George W., Meadville, Mo. End-gate for wagons
Hurd, James C, Springfield, Mass. Paper box
Hard, .James C, assignor ef one-half to J, E. Stannard, Springfield, Mass. Paper box
Hiud, Judson B., Hardin, Tex. Hand-cultivator
Hurford, Oliver P., Oakdale, Nebr. Bolt for purifying middlings, &c ,
Hurl, Thomas, et al. (See Theobald, George, assignor,)
Hnrlhut, Rnfus H,, Sudbury, Mass. Tool-rest for lathes ,
Hurly , Michael B., Quebec,' CJuebec, Canada. Bill or letter file ,
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302,256
302,506
307,115
299,928
303,573
291.348
300,709
307,305
303,015
295,176
295.177
294,047
298,8.57
292,228
298,384
308,163
295,555
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301,308
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Dec. 30
Dec. 16
Jan. 8
Mar. 4
Apr. 22
Aug. 19
Jan. 29
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Apr. 29
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Aug. 12
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Aug. 19
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of jmioitees — Contiimocl.
Name, residence, and invention.
Hiirter, Ferdinand. (See Carey, Gastell, and Hurter.)
Hurtif;, Jolm F., St. Louis, Mo. Carriage ,
Husbands, Jose D., London, England, assignor to American Bell Telephone Company,
Boston, Mass. Telephonic tvausiiiitter
Hiisliands. Jos6 D., London, England, assignor to American Bell Telephone Company,
Boston. Mass. Telephonic receiving-instrument
Hnse, Ralph C. Georgetown, Mass. Cairiage
Huse, Warren D., Laconia, assignor to 0. Tw'omhley, Lalce Village, N".H , audT. S. Nowell,
Bo.ston. Mass. Knitting-macliino
Hiissey, Fiancis F., Tvewton, Mass. Doiigh-raixer ,
Hussey, John E.., Indianai^olis, Ind. Map-cabinet ,
Hussey, "William .T., Boston, ^rass. Kemoving the sand and glue from waste sand-paper ..
Hus.sirng, John. Shelby City, Ky. Checlc rower '
Husted, HoseaE., Jr.,' Pitt'sbura', Pa. Nut-lock
Husted, Jethro B., Vergeiiues, Tt. Nail-machine
Hu.ston, Harvey E.. Monticello. 111. Acoustic telephone
Huston, John B., Cleveland, Ohio. Apparatus for improving the fire-test of petroleum and
for bleaching other oils
Hu.ston, Thomas, Kokomo, Ind. Wire-stretcher
Hu.ston, Thomas, Kokomo, Ind. Fence
Hutchins, Elmer N., assignor, by mesne assignments, to himself and W. H. Hutchinson,
Lawrence, Mass. Door hanger
Hutchins, Elmer N., assignor.by mesne assignments, to himself and W. H. Hutchinson,
Lawrence, Mass. Hanger for a pair of doors ,
Hutchins, Frank W.. Waiven, Ohio. Inkstand
Hutchins, Thomas H., assignor to Illinois Manufacturing Company, Joliet, HI. Stop for
check -row wires
Hutchins, William F., assignor of one-half to W. H. Whyte, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Toboggan ,
Hutchins, William H., Baltimore. Md. Oas-making machine
Hutchins, William J. (See Woodruif and Hutchins.)
Hutchinson, Byron, et al. (See Witty, John B., assignor.)
Hutchinson, Charles, assignor of one-half to W. Boudt, San Francisco, Cal. Nautical par-
allel ruler
Hutchinson, Daniel. Poland, Me. Bi eeching for vehicles
Hutchinson, Merrill N., New York, N._ Y. Passenger or other elevator
Passenger or other elevator
Elevator
Elevator
Hutchinson, Merrill N., New York, N.*Y.
Hutchinson, Men'ill N., New Yoi'k, N. Y.
Hutchinson, Merrill N., New York, N. Y.
Hutchinson, MerrillN., New York, N. T. Elevator
Hutchinson, William H. (See Hutchins. Elmer N., assignor.)
Hutchison. Marcus, New Y'ork, N. Y. Railway-cnr
Hnth, John F., Norwalk, Ohio. Newspnper-file stick
Hutson, William L., assignor of one-half to T. A. Brooks and N. R. Hariis, St. Lawrence,
N. C. Seed-planter ,
Hutton, George H., Baltimore, Md. Jump-seat
Hutzel, Titus F., and J. Heinzmann, Ann Arbor, Mich. Gig-tree '. ,
Huyett, Daniel. (See Schindel, S. Milford, assignor.)
Huyett. Miles C, Detroit, Mich. Fan-blower
Hyatt, Charles M. (See Pruyn and Hyatt.)
Hyatt, (Dharles M., Albany, N. Y., assignor to Hyatt Slate Company, Slatington, Pa.
chine for dotting slates .' »....'
Hyatt. Frank T.. Norwalk, Conn. Relining rubber dontal plates ,
Hvatt, George W., New York. N. Y. Game reirister and trump-indicator
Hvatt, Isaiah S. (See Hvatt, John W. and L S.) (Reissue.)
Hyatt, Isaiah S. (See Hyatt, John W., Jr., and I. S.) (Reissue.)
Hyatt, Isaiah S., Morristown, N. J. Purifying water
Hyatt, Isaiah S., Morristown, N. J. Filtering material
Hyatt, John W. (See Lockwood and Hyatt.)
Ma-
Hyatt, John W., Newark, N. J.
Hyatt, John W.. Newark, N. J.
Hyatt, John W., Newark, N. J.
Hyatt, John W., Newark, N. J.
Hvatt, John W., Newark, N. J.
Hyatt, John W., Newark, N. J.
Hyatt, John W. , Newark, N. J. Filtration
Hyatt, John W. , Newark, N. J. Filtration
Hyatt, John W., Newark, N. J. Apparatus for filtering .
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filtration .
Filtration .
Hyatt, John W., Newark, N. J. Filtering water
Hyatt, John W., Newark, N. J. Filtering water
Hyatt, John W., assignor to Celluloid Manufacturing Company, Newark, N. J. Desiccat-
ins; pyroxyline in comminuted form
Hyatt, John W., Newark, N. J., assignor to Celluloid Manufacturing Company, New York,
N. Y. IM.inufacturing celluloid and other compounds of pyroxyline
Hvatt, .fohn W., Newark. N. J., assignor to Celluloid Manufacturing Company, New York,
N. Y. Manufacture of combs from celluloid and other plastic material . . . .'
Hyatt, John W.. Newark, N. J., assignor to Celluloid Manufacturing Company, New York,
N. Y. Manufacture of combs frotn celluloid and otlier plastic material
Hyatt, .lohn W., Newark. N. J., assignor to Celluloid Manufacturing Company, New York,
N. T. Holding celluloid and dividing it into sheets
Hyatt, John W., Newark, and I. S. Hyatt, Morristown, N. J., assignors, by mesne assign-
ments, to Celluloid Manufacturing Company, of New York. Treating and molding py-
roxvline. (Reissue)
Hyatt, John W., F. V .Pool, J. Everding, J. H. Stevens, and W. H. Wood, Newark. N. J.,
assignors to Celluloid Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y. Apparatus for the
manufacture of nitrocellulose !
Hvatt, John W., J. H. Stevens, and W. H. Wood. Newark, N. J., assignors to Celluloid
Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y. Manufacture of celluloid and other com
pounds of pyroxyline
No.
Date.
303,933 Aug. 19
299,073
299.074
292,558
292,490
297,518
309,546
300,710
30B.fiF9
.305,004
291,058
294,238
297.603
293.385
302,407
306,079
.309,856
307,392
295,252
302,492
308,314
298,471
296,694
299.547
299. .54 8
299.645
299,046
304,823
301,895
306,490
295 765
305,005
310,136
303,375
307.549
29;i.7:i9
291,349
293,740
293,741
293,742
293,743
293,744
293,745
2't:i,746
293,747
293,748
293,749
293,750
293,882
293,883
297,935
290,967
299,389
299,390
301,995
10,546
299,388
296,970
May 20
May 20
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Apr. 22
Dec. 23
June 17
Oct. 14
Sept. 9
Jan. 1
Feb. 26
Apr. 29
May 13
July 22
Oct. 7
Dec. 30
Oct. 28
Mar. 18
July 22
Nov. 18
May 13
Apr. 8
June 3
June 3
June 3
June 3
Sept. 9
Jnly 15
Oct. 14
Mar. 25
Sept. 9
Dec. 30
Aug. 12
Nov. 4
Feb. 19
Jan. 1
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Apr. 29
Apr. 15
May 27
May 27
July 15
Dec. 23
May 27
Apr. 15
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volume.
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1396
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1574
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1810
1158
1820
1166
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1009
55
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190
191
689
1062
591
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2059
620
178
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410
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1229
1230
1231
1233
1Q34
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1238
1240
1245
1246
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1421
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1343
1787
1790
1184
1641
1784
1348
C367
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398
398
548
521
561
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Aljihahcfical list of patcnlccs — Continued.
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Name, residence, and invention.
Hyatt, John W., J. H. Stevens, 'W. H. 'Wood, and J. Everding, Newark, N. J., assignors
to Celluloid Manufactming Company, New York, N. T. Manufacture of pyrox.yline ma-
No.
terial .
Hyatt, John "W., W. H. Wood, aud J. H. Stevens, Newark, N. J., assignors to Celluloid
Manufacturing Company, New Tork, N. Y. Process of and apparatus for effecting the
desiccation ofpyroxvline pulp
Hyatt, John W., Jr., Newark, and I. S. Hyatt, Morristown, N. .T., assignors, by mesne as-
signments, to Celluloid Manufacturing Company, of New York. Tieating and molding
pyroxyline. (ReLssue) -
Hyatt Slate Company. (See Hyatt, Charles M., assignor.)
Hyatt, Tbaddeus, New York, N. Y. Concrete and concreted pavement and roof-pavement,
and substructure for the same
Hyatt, William F., Brooklyn, N. Y. Safety-pin
Hyde, Albe F., Boston, Mass: Printing-press
Hyde, Francis, Toronto, Ontario, Canacla. Splf-closing tap
Hyde, Francis, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Device for preventing percussion or water-
hammering in pipes
Hyde, Gustavus A., Sr., Cleveland, Ohio, and Gustavus A. Hyde, Jr., Saginaw, Mich.
Gas-pressure regulator
Hyde, Lsaac, Oakland, assignor of two-thirds to M. E. Willis and E. De Witt, San Fran-
cisco, Cal. Cable-railway grip mechanism
Hyde, J. Burrows, New York, N. Y. Floating breakwater for harbors of refuge and to
protect shoies from sea-wave destruction
Hyde, James C, assignor to West Haven Buckle Company, West Haven, Conn. Garment-
clasp
29C,9C9
200,968
Hyde, James C, assignor to West Haven Buckle Company, West Haven, Conn. Gai-ment-
clasp
Hyde, James P., New York, N. Y. Water-closet and preserving the seals of the traps
thereof.
Hyde, James P., New York, N. Y. Automatic siphon
Hyde, Jonathan L. (See Chinnock, Charles, assignor.)
Hyde, Kirkley. (See T.aylor and Hyde.)
Hyde, Kirkley, et al. (See Moore, Albert M., assignor.)
Hyde, Kirkley, assignor of tbree-fourth.s to J. W. Bennett, A. M. Moore, and F. Taylor,
Lowell, Mass. Device for securing collars and hubs to shafting
Hyde, Kiikley, assignor of three-fourths to J. W. Bennett, A. M. Moore, and F. Taylor,
Lowell, Mass. Wood-rim pulley !
Hvde, Kirkley, assignor of three-fourths to J. W. Bennett, A. M. Moore, and F. Taylor,
i/O well, Mass. Wood-rim pulley
Hvde, Kirkley, assignor of three-fourths to J. W. Bennett, A. M. Moore, and F. Taylor,
Lowell , Mass. Wood-rim pulley 1
Hyder, James Y.. lUiopolis. 111. Mechanical teleplione
Hydraulic Press Brick Company. (See Graves. Willis N., assignor.)
Hydrodynamic Transmitter Company. (See Baxter, William, as.signor.)
Hydrogen Lighter Company. (See Hinden, Mathias J., assignor.)
Hyer, James D. (See Wunderlich, Gennaro, assignor.)
Hyle, Henry A., Redwood, "N. Y. Vise
Hymes, Isidor, et al. (See Krudewig, Mathias, assignor.)
Hyndraan, Samuel E., Cincinnati, Ohio. Ventilated show-window ,
Hyneman & Schmidt. (See Ohlert, Anton, assignor.)
Hynes, George A., et al. (See Clay, Moses W., assignor.)
Hynes, Michael, Montreal, (Juebcc, Canada. Heel-counter machine
Hynes, Michael T., assignor to J. J. Johnston, South Boston, Mass. Heating stove and
furnace
Hyslop John, Jr., Abington, Mass. Headed slug-nail
Hyson, Henry. (See Hawley and Hyson.)
lanke, Emiel. (See lanke, Leopold and E.)
lanke, Leopold and E., Fredonia, Wis. Feed-mill
Ibach, Gideon B. (See Grammes and Ibach.)
JTbelle, William H., assignor of one-half to E. J. Vance, New Britain, Conn.
and carrier .
Iddings, Frank A., Warren. Ohio. Shaping-die
Ide, Albert L., Springfield, 111. Steam-engine governor
Ide, Albert L., Springfield, HI. Steam-engine governor -.
Barrel lifter
Ide, Samuel, Medina, N. Y. Stay-roller for sliding doors
Ide. Warren, Medina, N. Y. Dooi- hansrer
Idell, Frank E. (See Knowles and Iileil.)
Idner, Gi'oi sre W., assisnor to himself and A. D. Bike, Thoiaasville, Ga. Sail-clamp
Icoe, John M., Fairfield, Iowa. Car-coupling
Ihrig, Mary A.. Springfield, Ohio. Ice shoe or creeper
Hisen, Henry, Alleghen\- City, assignor, by mesne assignments, to E. L. Orr and Company,
(limited,) Pittsburg, Pa. Saw-gummer
Her & Co. (See Kunz, Frederick O.. assignor.) (Eeis-sue.)
Illinois Manufacturing Compauy. (See Hutchins. Thomas H., assignor.)
Imler, John W., and D. W. Snowden, Imlertowii, Pa. Straw-stacker carriage
Immel, George W., Logansport, Ind. Drain-cleaner
Immendorf, George H., assignor to H. G. Morris, Philadelphia, Pa. Drier
Indestructible Safe and Fire Proof Company. (See Fowler, Nathaniel C, assignor.)
Indianapolis Cabinet Company of Indiana. (See Keeker, John P., assignor.)
Indianapolis Machine and Bolt Works. (See Fulton, Harmon H., assignor.)
Indianapolis Machine and Bolt Works. (See Olsen, Olaf E., assignor.)
Indianapolis Machine and Bolt Works. (See Stiles, Norman C, assignor.l
Ingalls, George H., Warner, N. H., assignor of one-half to G. W. Ingalls, Worcester, Mass.
Harness
Ingalls, Gustavus W. (See Ingalls, George H., assignor.)
Ingalls, .Tohn C. Marquette, Mich. Shade and curtain fixture
Ingels, Millard F. (See Ingels, Thomas J. and M. F )
Ingcls, Thomas J. and M. F., Atchison, Kans. Potato-planter
Ingersoll, Hubert, Delavan, HI. Cultivator
IngersoU, Luther J., Denver, Colo. Eectal speculum
Ingersoll, Oliver E., Brooklyn, assignor to National Enamel Letter and Number Company,
New York, N. Y. Enameling metallic surfaces
10,4(59
292,55!)
.•?01.44t!
294,048
297,091
301,124
297,692
309,506
307,393
297,803
297,804
299,792
307,951
309,142
.309,143
309,144
309,145
305,453
294,736
293,028
308,497
305,691
300,077
306,401
296,010
.304,. 526
301,720
308,498
297,805
300,474
300.078
305.939
301,818
Date.
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Jan. 29
July 1
Feb. 20
Apr. 29
July 1
Apr. 29
Dec. 16
Oct. 28
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
June 3
Nov. 11
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
Sept. 23
Mar. i
Feb. 5
Nov. 25
Sept. 23
June 10
Oct. 14
Apr. 1
Sept. 2
July 8
Nov. 25
Apr. 29
June 17
June 10
Sept. 30
July 8
301,996 I July 15
■ 291.3.50
' 300,870
! 290,572
295,642
! 301,239
Jan. 1
June 24
Apr. 8
Mar. 25
July 1
307,196
306.925
302,846
Mimthly
Tolunje,
CO
1346
1344
1514
1967
47G
1636
2300
65
2301
1232
1811
2431
2432
371
702
753
754
754
755
1509
475
310
1408
1821
729
476
146
314
826
1410
2432
1258
729
2145
957
1185
410
1771
865
1652
211
1536
Oct. 28
Oct. 21 ! 11.59
July 29 I 2284
300,711 I June 17 I 1575
373
373
549
128
453
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17
626
333
488
664
664
95
194
203
203
203
204
418
133
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197
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il30
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Ingham, Frank W. (See North and Ingham.)
Ingham, Hannibal H. (See North .ind Ingham.)
Inghram, .lohn F., Allpgheny, Pa. Seal-lock
Inglis, John. (See Healv. Olive, assignor.)
Tngraham, Alexander, Minneapolis. Minn. Roller-mill
Tngraham, William W., Chicago, 111. Grain separator or grader.
Ingram, George A., Plymoutli, Pa. Blasting-bairel
Ingram, George A., Plymouth, Pa. Miner's squib
Ingram, John H., Argus, Ala. Water- wheel
Ingrish, Ferdinand J., Libertyvillo, HI. Harness-crupper
Inman, Horace, Amsterdam, N. T. Paper slitting and winding machine
Inman, Horace, Amsterdam, N. Y. Machine for labeling or covering the tops of boxes
Inmnn, Peter H., assignor of one-half to C. B. Soule, Highland Park, 111. Steam-heating
apparatus
Insull. Samuel, trustee. (See Sprague, Frank J., assignor.)
International Pavement Company. (See Wilkinson, Walter S., assignor.)
International Stoi-e Service Company. (See Fisher. Charles, assignor.)
Tnternationaler Vacuum-Eismaschinen-Verein. (See Kichter, Wilhehn, assignor.)
Iowa Plaster Company. (See Ringlanfl, George S., assignor.)
Iredell, GeoTge S., Philadelphia, Pa. Lunch-heater
Irelan, William, ()ak Springs, Iowa. Self-adjusting coupling for bridge-cords and stay-
rorls 1..
Iieland, David M., assignor of one-half to H. A. Matthews, Waterbury, Conn. Plaque-
holder
Ireland, David M., assignor of one-half to H. A. Matthews, Waterbury, Conn. Easel
Ireland, Kichard B., Trenton, N. J. Compensator for wire ropes or cables
Irlande. Eniile J., New York, N. Y. Decorative painting on glass
Iron Clad Manufacturing Company. (See Milligan, Honry C, assignor.)
Iron Clad Maniifaotiiring Company. (See Eeyuolds, Heni'y S., assignor.)
Ironmonger, Francis M.T Brooklyn, N. Y. Drying-macliiDe
Ironside, William. Kelton, Pa. Combined planter and fertilizer-distributer
Irvin, Christopher C. (See Warren, Christopher C, assignor.)
Irviu, Edward S. (See Kuhlmann. Eobinson, and Irvin.)
Irvin, George C. (See Irvin, William, assignor.)
Irvin, James C, Sand Spring, Iowa. Staple-puller
Irvin, Samuel, Sedalia, Mo, ' Freight-car-door guard ,
Irvin, William, Anoka, Minn., assignor, by mesne assignments, to himself and G. C. Irvin,
Boston, Mass. Boot
Irvine, .Tames, (SooKohnle and Hamilton, assignors I
Irvine, John J,, assignor to himself and L, L, Irvine, Chattanooga, Tenn. Oil-cnp
Irvine, Lindsy, L. (See Irvine, John J,, assignor.)
Irving, John G,, Markdale, Ontario, Canada, Pump
Irwin, Alexander T. assignor to Jones & Laughlins, (limited,) Pittsburg, Pa. Belt-pulley.
Irwin, Charles H. (See Dimitt, William M., as.siguor,)
Irwin, John H,, et al. (See Betts, Lewis F., assignor,)
Irwin, John H,, Burlington, N. J., and T. P. Apple, West Cheater, Pa. Noise-deadener
for milk and other cans
Irwin, .Joseph I. (See Sweeney and Irwin.)
Irwin, Wells M., et al. (See Comstock, Francis M., assignor.)
Isaacs, Henry 6., St. Louis, Mo. Combination fire-proof arch
Isaacs, .John D,, Oakland, Cal. Constructing tubes and road-beds for cable railways
Isaacsen, Adolph, New York, N. Y, Ejector for insect-powders
Isbell, Charles W,, New York, N. Y. Gas-purifying box
Isbell, Charles W., New York, N. Y. Gas-scruliber
Isbell, Charles W., New York, N. Y. Condense'--'"!rubber for gas
Isbell, Robert H,, New York, N. Y. Eailway-switch
Isbell, William R., Yorkshire Centre. N. Y. Spring- wagon
Isham, Frederick A., Plattsburg, N, Y, Vehicle-sining
Isham, Lewis S, (See Kelling and Isham.)
Isinger, John A., New London, Iowa, assignor to 0. Young and J. Schnering, Chicago, HI.
Ornamental chain
Islie, Albert, Lancaster, Pa. Circuit-closer for burglar-alarms
Iske, Anthony, and A. t). Smith, Lancaster, Pa.: said Iske assignor to said Smith. Strik-
ing or registering advertising device for exorcising-machines
Isley, Frederick J., and A. S. Fernald, Portland, Me. Machine for making buttons
Isoire dit Provencal, Fran9ois V., St. Frederic, Quebec, Canada. Car-coupling ,
Ittner, Anthony, St. Louis, Mo. Clay-pulverizer
Ivens, Edmund M.. New Oileans, La. Cotton-pross
Iverson, John C. (See Williams, Charles J., assignor.)
Ives, Blakeslee & Co. (See Dean and Hotchkiss, assignors.)
Ives, Blakeslee & Co. (See Tves, Edward R., assignor.)
Ives, Edward B. (See Williams. Barnum, and Ives.)
Ives, Edward R,, assignor to Ives, Blakeslee & Co,, Bridgeport, Conn, Toy locomotive- . .
Ives, Ellsworth D, (See Smith, Charles H,, as.signor,)
Ives, William A., New Haven, Conn, Bitbrace
Ivett, Ephraim, assignor to himself and F. Sheeran, North Ferrara, Ohio. Die for pressing
clay fence-posts ."
Ivie,'Bufus. (See Cottle and Ivie.)
Ivins, Ellwood, Philadelphia, Pa,, assignor to Patent Button Company, Watei-bury, Conn.
Button-fastener :
Jack, M. Le Roy. (See Thomson and Jack.)
Jacker, Maximilian, Florence, assignor of one -half to Marinette Iron Works Company,
Marinette, Wis, Hoising apparatus
Jackman, George W., Littleton, N. H. Screw-driver
Jackman, (3-eorge W., Littleton, N, H, Screw
Jackman, J. Worth, H. B. Neighbor, J. R, Stick, and S. F. Hablitzel, Lafayette, Iowa.
C!himney-cowl
Jackson, Abbie A., New York, N. Y. Game-hoard, dice-box, &c
Jackson, Adolphus, Frederick, Md. Washing-machine
Jackson, Adolphus, Fredeiick, Md. Churn
No.
304,649
301,240
307,654
2iie,nii
303,642
299,793
297,936
299,225
309,625
295,400
307,770
298.976
299,391
308,673
308,164
305,596
300,262
291,739
299,794
291,516
300,980
298,208
296,173
295,495
303.856
298,472
297,093
291,100
292,491
293,884
291,908
302,137
304,328
306,017
304,732
303,016
291,907
309,058
291,191
309,547
303,934
301,058
297,604
309,785
301,125
306,491
306,492
300,079
296,012
295,401
295,760
Date.
Sept. 2
July 1
Nov. 4
Mar. 2.)
Apr. 1
Aug. 19
June 3
Apr. 29
May 27
Dec. 23
Mar. 18
Nov. 11
May 20
May 27
Dec. 2
Nov. 18
Sept. 23
June 10
Jan. 8
.June 3
Jan. 8
June 24
May 6
Apr. 1
Mar. 18
Aug. 19
May 13
Apr. 29
Jan. 1
Jan. 29
Feb. 19
Jan. 15
■Julv 15
Sept. 2
Sept. 30
Sept. 9
Aug. 5
Jan. 15
9
1
Deo.
■Tan.
Dec. 23
Monthly
volume.
472
213
309
1547
147
972
373
2587
1584
1402
1339
473
1274
1790
119
961
1704
979
916
374
634
1894
318
331
1460
1237
653
2303
222
1867
1422
1128
1319
55
22.'')9
~585
174
1126
647
225
1292
Aug. 19 1332
June 24
Apr. 29
1994
2179
Dec. 23 ; 1609
131
47
83
429
43
266
95
709
710
455
456
379
373
130
363
515
32
July 1
00
Oct. 14
591
Oct. 14
592
June 10
730
Apr. 1
149
Mar. 18
1340
Mar. 25
1811
473
204
256
96
179
521
83
94
402
339
185
626
62
522
;393
394
315
373
18
626
160
48
C314
)315
171
62
350
308
551
595
437
17
156
156
197
43
373
503
Oflacial
Gazette.
29
26
29
116
27
1068
27
31
26
1084
26
1175
XJNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
149
Alplmhetical list of patentees — Continued.
l^ame, residence, and invention.
Jackson, Albeit, Faiihaven, Mass., assignor of one-half to H. E. Jackson, Kutlicrford, N.J.
Pillow-block
Jackson, Allen S., Kokomo, Ind. Combined chimney and ventilator
Jackson, Amariah "W , Cbicaso, 111. Caipet-stretcher
Jackson, Andrew, San Francisco, Cal., assignor of two-thirds to A. B. Pullman and M. E.
Ward, Chicago. Dl. Indicator-padlock. (Roissne)
Jackson , Caleb H. , Allegheny, Pa. Railway signaling apparatus
Jackson, Caleb H., Allegheny, Pa. Railway switch and signal mechanism
Jackson, Charles A., Lawrence, Mass. Operating secondary clocks ,
Jackson, Charles A., Lawrence, Mass. Electric motor ,
Jackson, Charles A., assignor to D. F. Robinson, Lawrence, Mass. Telephone-system
Jackson, Charles L., and J. Westley, Bolton, connty of Lancaster, England. Bleaching-
keir
Jackson, Charles T., Xew York, N. T. Electrical conductor
Jackson, Edgar B., Delaware, Ohio. Shield for cultivator."*
Jackson, Franklin P., and J. W. Skinner; said Skinner assignor to L. E. Emmons, Quincy,
HI. Tobacco-press
Jackson, G-iles A., Oakland, Cal. Boring-machine
Jackson, Henry A., Brooklyn, N. Y. Folding baby-carriage
Jackson, Henry R. (See Jackson, Albert, assignor.)
Jackson, James, New York, N. Y. Refrigerator
Jackson, James "W., Denver, Colo. Roller-mill
Jackson, John "W., Sharpsville, Pa. Oilcan
Jackson, Mead H. {See Davis, Jesse W., assignor.)
Jackson, Milton, Philadelphia, Pa. Lock
Jackson, Oswald. Carrolton, HI. Grip-pulley
Jackson, Peter H., San Francisco, Cal. Support for beams and girders
Jackson, Peter H., San Francisco, Cal. Construction of buildings
De-
Jackson, Peter H., San Francisco, Cal. Stairs for buildings
Jackson, Peter H., San Francisco, Cal. Stairs ,
Jackson, Stella A., New York, N. Y. Plaque
Jaclison, ThoraasW., San Francisco, Cal. Dry-closet ,
Jackson & Tucker. (See Becker, Louis, assignor.)
Jackson, Walter M., assignor to Ameiican Combustion Company, Providence, E. I.
vice for promoting corabnstion
Jackson, Walter M., Providence, R. I., assignor to Standard Hydro-Carbon Machine Com-
pany, of New York. Bucket for measuring wheels of carbureters
Jackson, William A., and W. R. Cole, Detroit, Mich., assignors to Western Electric Com-i
pany, Chicago, 111. Telephone system '
Jackson, William A., and W. R. Cole, Detroit, Mich., assignors to Western Electric Com-
pany, Chicago, m. Telephone system -
Jackson, William B., High Shoals,' Ga. Seed-planter and guano-distributer
Jackson, William H. , Jr. . Trenton, !N . J. Machinery for rolling wire
Jackson, William W., Bethany, La. Huller, cleaner, and separator
Jackson, William W., Chicago, HI Door-spring
Jacob, Bernhard, Selma, Ala. Pistol-holster
Jacob, Bernhard, Selma, Ala. Shutter-fastener
Jacobi, Otto, Dresden, Saxony, Gei-many. Manufacturing material for making trunks,
portmanteaus, &c
Jacobs, Andrew. (See Plummer, George W., assignor.)
Jacobs, Arthurl., Worcester, Mass. Machine for pointing and bending spring-keys
Jacobs, Benjamin F., San Francisco., Cal. Hub for vehicle-wheels.
Jacobs, Charles P. (See .lohnson, Jesse B., W. H., and O. B., assignors.)
Jacobs, Henry L., Columbus, Ohio Sink or analogous article
Jacobs, Irvin M., East Greenville, Pa. Stove-lid lifter
Jacobs, J. Eugene. (See Nash, Caleb P., assignor.)
Jacobs, .Jacob, New York, N. Y. Illuminating-tile
Jacobs, Joseph G., et al. (See Gifford Franklin, assignor.)
Jacobs, Joseph G. (See Hill, Edwin F.. assignor.)
Jacobs, Moritz F., New York, N. Y. Carpet-cleaning composition ,
Jacobson, Niels, Chicago, 111. Chair
Jacobson, Pehr.J., South Manchester, Conn. Machine for gathering potato-bugs
Jacoby, Daniel W., Abilene, Kans. (IJheck-rower and corn-planter
Jacques, Laurent, Lake Linden, Mich. Sleigh-knee
Jadwin. Orlando H., New York, N. Y. Gripping attachment for traction-cable systems. . .
Jaeck, Eraile, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to J. M. Fuchs and J. C. F. Lang. Lithographic
printing-machine "
■Jaeger, Gustav L. (See Wilson, Arthur G.. assignor.)
Jaeger, Gustav L., New York, N. Y. Paper box
Jaeger, Gustav L., New York, N. Y. Paper box
Jaeger, Gustav L., New York, N. Y. Machine for making partitions for boxes
Jaeger, Gustav L., New York, N. Y. Paper box
Jaeger, Gustav L., New York, N. Y., and A. Faber du Faur, Newark, N. J., assignors to)
said Jaeger. Manufacture of cell-cases j
Jaeger, Herman F., Chicago, 111. Hanging lamp
Jaeger, Phillip and J. W. Barnes, Baltimore, Md. Saw-hanging device for stone-sawing
machines
Jalfraj', David, Chicago, 111. Horseshoe
■Jager, Frank. (See McGuire, William, assignor.)
Jagnsch, Carl. (See Waak and Jagusch.)
Jahont, Augustus, Akron, Ohio. Wooden handle for tea and coffee pots
James, Charles F., Argenta, 111. Reel for check-row wires
Jaraes, Galen F. (See Hewett and James.)
James, Hamilton L., Junction City, Kans. Insulator
James, Henry, Memphis, Tenn. Die for making holster-plates
James, Henry, Memphis, Tenn . Axle-skein
James, Ira, Mattoon, HI. Apparatus for enriching coal-gas
No.
307,3!1-1
303,288
302,493
10,440
298.209
301,369
301,601
301,602
308,165
.102,138
303,735
308,166
302,337
307„550
291,351
296,573
291,517
293,468
29:!.8R5
301.997
291,192
302,338
302,339
307,5.51
303, 8S7
299,226
300,080
309.466
301,603
301,604
299,549
298.977
293,029
294,785
307,655
309,059
295,015
303,289
296,414
297,404
302,494
297,806
302,732
297,405
309,955
298,978
303,017
307,306
298,092
292,653
292,654
303,935
306,620
296,288
304,201
309,956
301,721
309,060
305,597
I
310,059
298..586
304,202
309.467
Date.
Oct. 28
Aug. 12
July 22
Jan. 29
May 6
July 1
July 8
July 8
Nov. 18
July 15
Aug. 19
Nov. 18
July 22
Nov. 4
Jan. 1
Apr. 8
Jan. 8
Feb. 12
Feb. 19
July 15
Jan. 1
July 22
July 22
Nov. 4
Aug. 19
May 27
June 10
Dec. 16
July 8
July 8
June 3
May 20
Feb. 5
Mar. 11
Nov. 4
Dec. 9
Mar. 11
Aug. 12
Apr. 8
Apr. 22
July 22
Apr. 29
July 29
Apr. 22
Dec. 30
May 20
Aug. 5
Oct. 28
May 6
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Ang. 19
Oct. 14
Apr. 1
Aug. 26
Dec. 30
July 8
Dec. 9
Sept. 23
Dec. 30
May 13
Aug. 26
Deo. 16
Monthly
volume.
03
1812
511
1820
2267
319
378
678
680
961
1350
1080
966
1618
180
411
867
634
898
1424
1187
226
1619
1620
181
1238
1585
731
1185
682
686
58
1274
310
536
312
648
843
512
661
1905
1821
2433
2146
1906
1826
1275
175
1688
161
2082
2084
1333
765
496
1699
1826
827
649
1705
19.55
783
1701
1186
469
140
498
627
83
C103
1104
C1S8
} 189
189
5202
|2C3
373
296
204
445
50
117
■240
C179
II8O
243
394
326
63
5 445
}446
446
50
340
456
197
320
C189
^190
190
15
363
86
149
84
172
140
183
518
499
665
518
491
364
49
452
42
,580
580
C3fi8
J 369
(201
J 202
C139
il40
464 28
Official
Gazette.
29
28
28
2G
27
>28
1 28
28
J 29
28
28
29
28
29
26
27
1 26
26
2fi
28
20
27
29
[28
28
27
27
26
26
29
29
26
28
27
27
28
27
491
22c
172
474
27
29
28
29
28
525 29
220 : 27
464 ' 28
321 29
357
555
355
434
586
71
131
131
568
263
065
568
316
403
75
1T2
120
606
706
231
41
316
317
403
695
852
1068
936
131
132
931
782
499
927
428
828
980
.5.55
1.30
376
355
481
417
376
1078
783
488
336
557
401
401
712
148
93
786
1078
159
828
1151
1104
682
786
937
150
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
.Aliilntbetical list of jxtlentccs — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
James, Kerwin, Adair, Towa. Tile-ditcher
James, Lycurgus L., Medora, Tud. Waion-lirake
James, Eeuben R., Rising Sun, Iiid. Potai(>-di>;ger. .. .-" ,
Jameson, John, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Eujilaud. Manufacture of colce
Jaraieson, Augustus, assignor to himself aud S. I. Russell, Chicago, 111. Apparatus for
distilling chloride of zinc
Jamieson, David, Lewiston, Me. Dyeing black
Jamioson, "William, New Torlc, N. T. Conductor for telephone and telegraph purposes. - -
Jamieson, "William, New York, N. Y. Conductor foi' telephone and telegrapli puiposes. ..
Jamison I5oot and Shoe Crimping Machine Company, S. "W. (See Jamison, Samuel W., as-
signor.)
Jamison, John P., Camhridgeport, Mass. "Wood ornamentation
Jamison, Samuel "W., Boston, Mass., assignor to S. "W. Jamison Bool aud Shoe Crimping
Machine Company, New York, N. Y. Boot or shoe crimping machine
Jandus, "William. (See Richards, Charles, assignor.)
Janes, Charles F., ProvMcnce. R. I. Ship's sail
Janes, George J. L., Chicago, Dl. Towel-holder
Janesville Machine Companj". (See Cobh and "Wheeler, assignors.)
Janssen, Georg C. F. P., Hamburg, Germany. Flour-bolting machine
January & Wood. (See Jaquith, Gilraan, a.ssignor.)
Janusch, Frederick G., New York, N. Y. Stud for fire-place frames and fender-bars
Janvier, John "W., Kennedyville, Md. Fanning-mill
Janvier, "Walter, et al. (See AVare, "William F., assignor.)
Jaqiies, .Vohn M., Sr., Thorntown, Ind. Insecticide mixture
Jaques, Mary K. (See Jaques, "U'illiam E., assiunor.)
Jaques, "William E., assignor to M. K. Jaques, Cleveland, Ohio. Door-hanger
Jaqui.sh, Louden, Maple Rapids, Mich. Clevis
Jaquith, Ebon 0., "Weymouth, Mass. Channel-opener for sole-sewinn machines
Jaquith, Gilraan, assignor to January & "Wood, Maysville, Ky. Clothing foi' pulleys
Jaquith, Gilman, assignor to himself and January & Wood, ilaysville, Ky. Tliread-sppa-
rator for ring-spinning frames
Jaquith, Gilman, assignor to himself and January &. "Wood, Maysville, Ky. Sjiindle-bol-
ster
Jaquith, Gilman, assignor to him,self and January & "Wood, Maysville, Ky. Driving-belt.
Jarecki, Albert H.. Eiie, Pa. Pipe-vise '. ". 7 ..
Jarecki, Charles, Erie, Pa. Flange-union
Jarmann, Jacob S., Christiania, Norway. Magazine-gun
Jiirmay, Gustav. (See Mond and Jirmay.)
Jarolimek, Anthony, Hainburg-a-Donau, Austria-Hungary, assignor of one-half to J. G.
Avery, Spencer, Mass. Metallic band for transmitting jiower ;
Jarrell, "VVilliam, Humboldt, Tenn. Cotton cleaner and condenser
Jarvis Engineering Companv. (See Jarvis, Kingsbury M., assignor.)
Jarvis, Kingsbury M., Maiden, assignor to Jaivis Engineering Company, Boston, Mass.
Fi
Jarvis, Kingsbury M., Maiden, assignor to Jarvis Engineering Company, Boston, Mass.
Furnace
Jarvis, Samuel E., Lansing, Mich. Traction-engine
Jauss, David F. (See Weaver and Mayer, assignor.)
Jay cS: Co. (See Jay, Pierre E.. assignor.)
Jay, Picne E., New York, N. Y. Prolector for water-pipis rsg.ainst freezing
Jay, Pierre E., assignor to Jay & Co., New York, N. Y. Process of aud apparatus for ag-
ing whisky
Jayne, .John, Forkston, Pa. Pole-ladder
Jebb, "William T., Buffalo, N. Y. Oveiflow-trap for wash-basins, bath-tubs. &c
Jebb, William T., Buffalo, N. Y. Overflow- trap for wash-basins, bath-tubs, &o
Jefferson, Charles W., Rugby, Tenn. Silo-press
Jefferson, Charles W., Rugby, Tenn. Mail-bag fastener
Jefferys, Thomas S. (See Hoke, Quinton J., assignor.)
Jeffords, .John E., Philadelphia, Pa. Preserviug-vessel
Jeffrey, Joseph A. (See Legg, Benjamin A., assignor.)
Jetfries, D. T., et al. (See Brown, Azariah R., assignor.)
Jelinek, Anton, Chicago, 111. Mirror -hinge
Jflinek, Anton, assignor of one-half to ■!. A. Craig. Chicago. 111. Hinge for minors
Jencks, Jolm H., Waterbnry, Conn. Cutting-pliers
Jencks, John H., Waterbnry, Conn. Cutting-pliers
Jenkin, Fleeming, Edinburgh, Scotland. Driving-gear .
Jenkin, Fleeming, Edinburgh, Scotland.
goods, &o
Mechanism for the electrical transportation of(
2PJ.049
302.1 9
307,050
303,736
305,312
2H7.406
306,256
299,984
303,018
307. f52
304,934
299,647
300.081
306,621
292,015
302,847
29.-1,402
292,016
293,409
236,574
308,167
308,1.74
296,333
304,650
308,772
294,472
304,527
293,966
302,848
294,t-77
299,392
Date.
Feb. 26
Nov. 4
July 15
Oct. 21
Aug. 19
Sept. 16
Apr. 22
Oct. 7
June 10
Aug. 5
Nov. 11
Sept. 9
June 3
June 10
Oct. 14
Jan. 15
July 29
Mar. 18
Jan. 15
Feb. 12
Apr. 8
Nov. 18
Dec. 2
Apr. 8
Sept. 2
Dec. 2
Mar. 4
Sept. 2
Feb. 19
July 29
Mar. 11
May 27
296.836
302,7.'^3
299,476 May
30-2. l-!0
307,953
308,108
Jenkins, Aaron, Wabash, Ind. Truss-brace for vehicle-axles
Jenkins, Charles, Roston, Mass. Check-valve
Jenkins, Charles, Boston, Mass. Valve
Jenkins, Clarence W., Salisbury, Mass. Compound steam-engine
Jenkins, Edwin M., Browning. Mo. Felly-boriug and spoke-tenoning machine
Jenkins, Evans H., Richmond, Ind. Electro-magnetic gas-lighter
Jenkins, Evans H.. Richmond, Ind. Watch-rase spring
Jenkins, Frank W.. assignor to D. S. Hines, BrooklxTi, W. A. Perry, Bay Ridge, and 0. C. {
Worthington, Irvington, N. Y. Compound engine 1
Jenkins, George R., Weston. Ky. Fire-escape i
Jenkins, Joel, assignor of one-half to G. P. Farmer, Montclair, N. J. Safety-pin
Jenkins, John M., assignor to Globe Files Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Letter-file \
302,141
305,006
298,386
298, ,=187
298,588
297,407
305,194
297,807
293,328
293.329
295,403
294,628
293,330
294,390 i
Apr. 15
July 29
"■ ' 27
July 15
Nov. 11
Nov. 18
309,228 i
204.629
299,075 j
303,519
Jenkins, Nicholas, assignor to Holmes, Booth & Haydens, Waterbnry, Conn. Lamp-fixture. : 302,408
Jenkins, Nicholas, assignorto Holmes, Booth & Haydens, Waterbury, Conn. Lamp-fixture. 306,926
Jenkins, Nicholas, assignor to Holmes, Booth & Haydens, Waterbury, Conn. Suspension- \
lamp .' 1306.927
lamp
Jenkins, Samuel H., New York, N. Y.
Jenkins, Samuel H., New York, N. Y.
Jenkins. Samuel H., New York, N. Y.
Bung-bush wrench | 291,193
Bushing for bung-holes and bung for use therewith. 291, 194
July 15
Sept. 9
May 13
May 13
May 13
Apr. 22
Sept. 16
Apr. 29
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
Mar. 18
Mar. 4
Feb. 12
Mar. 4
Dec. IG
Mar. 4
May 20
Aug. 12
July 22
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
1637
313
1351
1327
1080
1341
1906
296
606
176
704
854
194
732
706
1258
2285
1342
1259
900
968
120
558
474
2C4
166
315
1532
228C
657
1791
1185
2140
1892
1351
705
969
1353
4.53
84
374
354
296
518
163
49
194
231
48
198
202
627
374
352
243
240
264
32
155
131
9,70
46
421
627
183
515
332
590
545
374
194
264
374
26
29
28
29
28
28
27
29
27 1046
28
29
28
27
27
29
26
28
26
26
26
27
29
29
27
28
29
26
28
26
28
26
27
27
ii8
27
28
29
29
28
Cable-tramway [299,393 May 27
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, ISSl.
Al])hahcUcal list of patentees — Continued.
151
Kamo, vc'siilonce, and invention.
■Jorluns, Samuel II., Xew Yoi-lc, X. T. Cable-tramway
Jenkins, Thomas C, Wellin^'ton, New Zealand. Clieck billiard -marker
Jenkins, Tl'.omas M., a.«.siinor to liim.self and W. "Uhleman, Moline, 111. "Wagon-axle
Jenkins, Thomas W., Philadeiidiia, Pa. Air feedini device tor furnaces
Jenkins, Thomas W., Philadelphia, Pa. Device tor feeding shavings, &c., to furnaces ...
Jenkins, A\'iUiam. (See Dinj:le and Jenkins.)
Jenkins, MMlliani F., Charleston. 111. Tag- fastener
Jenkins, William l\r., Detiance, Iowa. Riiilway-joiut and niit-loelc
Jenkins, 'SVilliam P., and J. L. Streeter, Muncie, Ind. Live-poultry car
Jenkins, William K., Jr.. Bellefonte, Pa. Self-lubricating ear-wheel
Jenkinsou. .Inmis. Brooklyn, N. Y. Combined lioop-skirt and bustle
Jenks, Abraham S. (See Dale, John H.. assignor.)
jenks, Henry F., Pawtueket. E. I. Sash-cord fastener
Jennfi, Charles H.. Indianapolis, Ind. Station-indicator
Jennings, Ralph S , Boston, Mass. Fish-package
Jennings, Italph S., Boston, Mass. Grain-drier
Jennings, Ralph S., Bo.ston, Mass. Smoothing and polishing material
Jennings, Ralph S., Baltimore, Md. Treating air for drying pnrposes
Jennings, Ralph S., Baltimore, Md. Apparatus for treating air to be used for drying piir-
po
Jennings, Ralph S , Boston, Mass.
Jennings, Ralph S., Boston, Mass.
Jennings, Ralph S., Boston, Mass.
Jennings, Ralph S., Boston, Mass.
Jennings, Kalph S., Boston, Mass.
Jennings, Ralph S., Boston, Mass. Method of and device for coffee-roasting .
Leather-streti'hiiig machine
Leather-stretcher
Apparatus for tre.nting air to be nsed in drying. .
Process of and ajiparatu.s for treating air
Air-drying ap])aratus and process
Drying apparatus
Wool-drier
Fabric for trimmings.
.Jennings, Ralph S., Boston, Mass.
Jennings, Kalph S., Boston, Mass.
Jennings, Warren P., Brooklyn, N. T.
.Jensen, Jens, assignor to Jensen Manufacturing Compan.y, (limited,) Kaciue, Wis.
gate rod for vehicles
.Jen.sen Manufacturing Company. (See Jensen, Jens, assisnor.)
.Jensen, Mathias, assignor of two-thirds to J. and A. L. Fox, Astoria, Orog. Soldeilng-
chint
End-
Jensen, William, Victoria, Biitish Columbia. Canada. Fire-escape
Jerahis. Silas E., and E. R. Lawton, West Cheshire, Conn. Manufacture of cutlery-handles
Jerauld, Edwin. Jr., Bristol, R. I. Thread cutter and holder
Jerome, David H. (See Goldie. William, assignor.)
Jpiome, S. Bryan, New Haven, Conn. Shaft for .tteamshins
.Jeiome, Stephen S., and C. S. Pitkin, Kansas City, Mo. Saddle-pad
Je rold, John E.. and C. L. Buraermeister, Allegheny, assignors of one-third to T. M. and
AV. M. Rees. Pittsburg, Pa. Valve for eng:lneery and vessels
Jervis, Abner M., JonesDorough. assignor of two-thirds to E. H. Daugau, M L. and L. Ci
Peoples, Washington County, Tenn. Fruit-evaporator <
Jervia, John D., Ironton, Ohio. Wheelbarrow-wheel
Je.'sse, William G., and G. E. Paxton, Georgetown, Ky. Cartridge implement
Jessnp. Nathan C, Southampton, K. T. Boat ,
Jeter. Edraond W., as.signor of one-half to J. H. Dabney, Conyers, Ga. Churn
Jewell, Augustus, Dowagiac, Mich. Sheaf-cariier -
Jewell, James, assignor of one-half to G. Frazer and J. J. Fidler, Grandville, Mich. Pipe-
rench
Jewell. Omar H., and W. M. Mathisen, Chicago, 111. Furnace-grate
Jewell & Sons, P. (See Babcock. Holland C. assisnor.)
Jewell. William M., Denver, Colo. Automatic shelf- feeder for middlings-purifiers and
roller-mills
Jewett, Charles A., Marshalltown, Iowa. Seal-lock;
Jewett, Clarence F. (See MacFarlane, James, assignor.)
Jewett, Edgar B., Butfalo, N. T. Water-cooler
.Jewett, Edgar B., Buffalo, N. T. Eefrigerator
.Jewett, Edgar B.. Buffalo. N. T. Eefrigerator
Jewett, George M., assignor to Smith &. Egge Manufacturing Company, Bridgeport, Conn.
Sash-balance .- -
.Jewett, .Joseph W. (See Hale, William H.. assignor.)
Jewett, JjUther K., Fitchbnrg. Ma.s.s. Car-brake
Jewett, Thomas B., Steubenville, Ohio. Tougueless wheel-cultivator
Jewett, Thomas B., Steubenville, Ohio. Tongueless wheel-cultivator
Jillson, Frank A., Racine, Wis. Indicator-lock
Xo.
200,
308.
20.'i,
307.
307,
Date.
302,
20?.
30-1,
307.
304,
300,
20.5,
291
394
67.5
404
4C(i
552
495
473
005
307
935
2(i3
405
,105
295,643
298,
303,
474
162
163
164
165
.574
080
303,
303.
303.
.303.
306.
307,116
308,169
308.170
308,171
299,985
300,082
300,083
294,239
295,016
293,254
294, 87«
303,290
300,373
299,986
305,313
305.195
291.909
299..5.5n
302,142
293.175
298,093
298,387
291.352
298,694
306.833
307,857
Mav 27
Dec. 2
Mar. 18
Nov. 4
Nov. 4
July 22
Mav 13
Aug. 20
Oct. 28
Sept. 9
June 10
Mar. 18
Jan. 1
Mar. 25
May 13
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Aas. 5
Aug. 12
Oct. 7
Oct. 28
Nov. 18
Nov. 18
Nov. 18
June 10
June 10
June 10
Feb. 26
Mar. 11
Feb. 12
Mar. 11
Aug. 12
June 17
June 10
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Jan. 15
June 3
July 15
Feb. 5
May 6
May 13
Jan. 1
Mav 13
Oct. 21
Nov. 11
291,740 \ Jan. 8
.Jinkins, William M., Redding, Miss. Bale-tie
•Tobbins, W. F., et al. (See Sherck. Isaac, assiiinor.)
Jobbins, William F. (See Freeman, Warren P., assignor.)
•Joliin, Joseph E., St. Loiiis, Mo. Automatic bilge-pump
•Tobson, Francis M., Thoraasville. Ga. Comb
.Jobson, Giles T., assignor of one-half to J. M. Ha.ys, Augu.sta, Ga. Car-coupling
.Joel, Henrv F., London, England. Magneto-electric machine
Joeiden. Henry C. Kansas City, Mo. Combined lock and alarm
Joliannesen, Johau E., Chicago, 111. Milk-can
.John. August, assignor of five-sixths to J. John, G. W. PhUlips, N. Wollbald, J. Prosser,
and J. Bingham, Massillon, Ohio. Com-pl.inter
John, .Joseph, et al. (See John, August, assi.amor.)
.Johu.s, Henry W., New York, N. Y. Fire-proof fabric
Johns, Henry AV., New York, N. Y. Wall-papei', paper-board, &c
Johns, Paul A., assignor of one-half to F. Schenuif, Philadelphia, Pa. Machine for mak-
ing confectionery
Johns, Thomas, TheDalle-s, Oreg. Metallic packing
Johnsen, Nels E. (See Johnson and .Tohii.-Jen.)
Johnson, Adam J., et al. (See Campbell, Solon O., ass'gnor.)
-Johnson, Adelbert L., Leavenworth, assignor of om-h ilf to H. E. Tomlinson, Lawrence,
Kans. Barrel and ban el-head attaching device
' 309,.548
293.030
293,331
' 299,395
309,061
291.3.53
302.734
2!Hi..575
2H9..551
,)04,2U3
306,928
Dec. 23
Feb. 5
Feb. 12
May 27
Dec. 9
Jan. 1
Jnlv 29
Apr. 8
June 3
Aug. 2C
Oct. 21
Jlnntlily
voh
1795
121
1344
67
183
1822
655
1437
16P9
855
981
1344
229
1654
656
349
350
3.52
353
863
.56
1444
970
972
973
608
733
733
1894
843
624
658
513
1134
609
1341
1188
1129
59
1353
512
163
557
413
923
1049
585
917
1293
311
728
1796
649
414
2147
869
60
1702
1163
516
33
374
17
51
499
185
.396
452
232
265
374
63.64
f 4.58
^459
185
95
96
96
96
2.36
15
C385
) 3P6
C264
)265
265
266
C163
i 164
198
198
518
230
166
183
141
309
:i64
i 165
371
325
315
15
374
136
42
1.53
f 117
\ 118
256
277
161
257
350
86
194
C516
)517
172
118
590
241
15
464
309
Official
Gazette.
301,498 July 8 548 i 149
298,757
300,374
308,412
301,605
May 20
June 17
Nov. 25
July 8
1006
11.34
1307
691
281
357
191
27
29
26
29
29
28
27
28
23
28
27
26
26
[26
27
28
28
28
28
28
29
[29
[29
29
29
I 'it
27
27
26
26
26
26
28
27
[27
28
28
26
27
28
26
27
27
[26
27
29
29
26
29
26
26
[27
29
26
28
27
27
28
29
28
27
309,786 Dec. 23 1609 437 29 1021
891
721
1035
383
404
355
6.58
73G
336
985
1113
1085
41
1147
658
519
520
.520
520
619
12
291
569
570
570
1046
1068
1068
795
980
556
949
555
1149
1046
1079
1051
218
931
264
531
558
640
75
709
211
485
169
963
499
574
891
828
76
417
173
932
786
234
107
731
27 I 1150
641
133
152
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of ^patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
So.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
03
Johnson, Alhert, et al. (See Murphey, Martin, assignor.)
Johnson, Albert F., Brool<lyn, N. Y. Printing- telegraph
Johnson, Albert "W., New Haven, assignor, by mesne assignments, to Sackett Mannfactur-
ing Company, "Wallingfoid, C<mn. Embroidery attachment for sewing-m.ncliines
Johnson, Albert "W., New Haven, assignor, by mesne assignments, to Sackett Manufac-
turing Company, Wallingford, Conn. Sewing-machine embroidery attachment
Johnson, Alexander S., assisnor to L. G. Leyrer, C. A. AVeller, and E. L. Johnson, New
York, N. Y. Artificial-stone vessel
Johnson, Almeron J., Eochester, N. Y. Insole for shoes
Johnson, Alonzo, assignor to G. Dwight, -Jr., Springfield, Mass. Bolt-nut
Johnson, Alvin P., Boston, Mass. Car-seat
Johnson, Andrew, Green sborough, Ala. Baling-press
Johnson, Andrew, Milwaukee, Wis. Machine for distributing fertilizers
Johnson, Andrew F. , Stillwater, Minn. Reversing and cut-off gear for engines
Johnson, Andrew J., assignor to J. C. Gardner, Chicago, 111. Step-ladder
Johnson, Bendick H., Lake Mills, Iowa. Mill
Johnson, Charles B., Newcastle, Ohio. Horse-collar protector
Johnson, Ctiarles C, Springfield, Vt., assignor to Miller's Falls Company, Miller's Falls,
Mass. Combined bench dog and clamp
Johnson, Charles C, assignor to C. E. Kichardson and A. Brown, Springfield, Vt. Bench-
dog
Johnson, Charles C, Springfield, assignor to H. W. Thompson, Westminster, Vt. Holder
and cutter for web-paper
Johnson, Charles C, Springfield, assignor to H. W. Thompson, Westminster, Vt. Holder
and cutter for web-paper
Johnson, Charles H. , Busti, N. Y. Fruit-basket fastener
Johnson, Charles M., Peoria, HI., assignor to W. S. Lamson, Lowell, Mass. Cash-carrier
for stores
Johnson, Charles E.. St. Mary's, Ohio. Circular sawing machine
Johnson, Daniel L., Kalamazoo, Mich. Extermin.ating ground-burrowing animals
Johnson, Edward. (See Johnson, Nell, J. J., and E.)
Johnson, Edward F., Jersey City, N. J. Wheel for roller-skates
Johnson, Edward H., et nl. (See Glass, Walter, assignor.)
Johnson, Edward W., Waterbury, Conn. Mandrel attachment for circular saws
Johnson, Edwin A., Allegheny City, Pa. Door-knob
Johnson, Edwin A., Allegheny City, Pa. Binding-eyelet
Johnson, Emma L., et al. (See Johnson, Alexander S., assignor.)
Johnson, Emma L., et al. (See Weller, Chester A., assignor.)
Johnson, Ephraim S,, Jersey City, N. J. Pen
Johnson, Eric, New Orleans, La. Machine for cutting shoe-strings, &c
Johnson, Ezra K., Buchanan, Mich. Fire-escape
Johnson & Field. (See Field. Martin S., assignor.)
Johnson, Frank G., New York. N. Y. Automatic sewer-gas valve
Johnson, George F., Aurora, 111. Stem-winding watch
Johnson, George F., Aurora. HI. Kair-spring-regulatingpin forwatches
Johnson, George H. (See Hincks and Johnson.)
Johnson, George H., Salisbury T^arnace, Va. Harrow and cultivator
Johnson, HiinsI Boston, assigrnr to D. E. Bangs, Medford, Mass. Lathe-chuck
Johnson, Hastings H. (See'White, Clarence O., assignor.)
Johnson, Henry, Eceles, county of Lancaster, England. Eailway-signal
Johnson, Henry, Eceles, county of Lancaster, England. Apparatus for opeiating points^
on railways '. I
Johnson, Henry, Manchester, county of Lancaster, England. Compensator, for switch or
signal operating rods
Johnson, Henry C, Meadville, Pa., and F. H. Cashing, Washington, D. C. Device for and
method of cooling journals and bearings
Johnson, Henry J., assignor to H. W. Gardner, Providence, K. I. Slide-v.ilve seat
Johnson, Henry J., assignor to H. W. (Gardner, Providence, R. I. Steam-engine
Johnson. Iver, Worcester, Mass. Handcuff 1
Johnson, J. Eoach. (See Travis and Stibolt. assignors.)
Johnson, James, East Hampstead, N. H. Plow-colter
Johnson, James H., Greencastle, Mo. Hay-stacker
Johnson, .James M., Cleveland, Ohio. Collapsible screw-tap
Johnson, James N., Buffalo, 111. Cultivator
Johnson, James P., assignor of one-half to A. W. Tancil, Wasliington, D. C. Tool-handle.
Johnson, James W., Ottawa, Kans. Brace
John.son, Jesse B., W. H., and 0. B., assignors of one-half to C. P. Jacobs, Indianapolis,
Ind. Seed drill tooth
Johnson, John, Brooklyn. N. Y. 'Water-filter
Johnson, John, and A. Hansen, Troy, N. Y. Car-axle oiler
Johnson, John A. (See Starks and Johnson.)
Johnson, .John A., Chicago, 111. Fire-escape
Johnson, John A., T^ondon Mills, 111. Self-diopping corn-planter
Johnson, John E., Washington, D. C, assignor, by mesne assignments, to T. A. Mitchell.
Galle.Y type-lock
John.soii, joim J. (See -Johnson, Nell, J. J., and E.)
Johnson, Josce, assignor, by mesne assignments, to Norfolk Storage Company, Norfolk, Va.
Device for cleaning and separating peanuts
Johnson, Josee, assignor, by mesne assignments, to Norfolk Storage Company, Norfolk, Va.
Table for assoiting beans, nuts, fiuits. &c '.
Johnson, Josee, assignor to himself and H. P. Embury. Norfolk, Va. Peanut-cleaner ...
Johnson, Joseph W. (See Thatclur .^nd .Johnson )
Johnson. Larence A., and N. E. Johnson, Portland, Oreg. Apparatus for loosening up and
removing sand-bars, &c., in rivers and harbors
Johnson, Luman F., Cleveland, Ohio. Fiirnace-door
Johnson, Madison L., Galena, 111. Preventing locomotive driving-wheels from spinning . . I
Johnson, Madison L., Galena, 111. Locomotive-engine I
Johnson, Moses C, Hartford, Conn. Tool-holder '
Johnson, Moses C, assignor to W. N. Woodruff, Hartford, Conn. Machine for sharpening?
drills S
Johnson, Moses C, assignor to Pratt & Whitney Company, Hartford, Conn. Friction- |
clutch '.
295,644
303,434
307,057
303,019
307,117
300,475
306,158
296,014
302,143
296,013
309,626
309,9.57
301,896
295,178
300,780
302,735
302,736
295,017
29.5,045
306.(122
293,470
301,606
292,316
303,435
309,958
302,257
304,824
294,879
306,929
302,737
305,821
298,858
310,060
294,880
305,196
309,627
301,607
300,372
304,209
308,075
299,390
293.031
297,519
306,023
298,095
303,043
307,058
294,133
307,407
291, !no
304,825
304,432
293,332
293,3.'?3
310,137
294.737
297,808
296.576
304,651
302.496
292,229
298,979
Mar. 25
Aug. 12
Nov. 4
Aug. 5
Oct. 28
June 17
Oct. 7
Apr. 1
July 15
Apr. 1
Dec. 23
Doc. 30
July 15
Mar. 18
June 24
July 29
Julv 29
Mar, 11
Mar. 25
Oct. 14
Feb. 12
.July 8
Jan. 22
Aug. 12
Dec. 30
Jnly 22
Sept. 9
Mar. 11
Oct. 21
Julv 29
Sept. 30
May 20
Dec. 30
Mar. 11
Sept, 16
Dec. 23
July 8
June 17
Aug, 20
Nov. 18
May 27
Feb. 5
Apr. 22
Oct, 14
May 13
Aug. 19
Nov. 4
Feb. 26
Nov. 4
Jan. 15
Sept. 9
Sept. 2
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
Dec. 30
Mar. 4
Apr. 29
Apr. 8
Sept. 2
July 22
Jan. 22
May 20
1650
691
314
178
1445
1258
108
151
1355
150
1404
:?S8
1063
1055
1660
2148
2150
845
1659
767
901
692
1635
092
1828
1509
693
659
1164
2152
2012
1126
1957
603
1189
1405
692
1133
1784
856
1798
313
2057
707
924
972
317
1761
1131
694
1S4
730
730
2000
477
2434
870
474
1823
1527
127-
C 4.59
H60
190
84,85
49
386
345
46
44
375
43
379
492
291
291
455
591
591
231
460
202
243
191
4.58
ino
492
418
190
184
309
591
557
317
525
185
(325
J 326
379
191
309
487
233
517
86
502
203
257
206
85
C483
}484
18
315
190
55
195
195
552
1.33
(i05
241
131
499
C427
i428
364
^26
28
29
38
29
27
29
27
28
27
29
29
28
26
27
28
28
26
26
29
26
28
26
28
29
28
28
26
29
28
28
27
29
26
[28
29
28
27
28
29
27
26
27
29
27
28
29
29
26
28
28
26
20
29
26
27
27
28
28
'26
27
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continaed.
153
Kamc, residence, and invention.
Johnson, Moses C, assignor of one-half to A. "Wliitney, Hartford, Conn. Cutting-blade for
lathe-tools
Johnson, Nathaniel, HmTislmrg, 111. Wason-tongue support
Johnson, Nathaniel, Havrishnvf:. 111. Tongue-supjort
Johnson, Nell. J. J., and E , Nashotah, "Wis. Traction-engine
Johnson, Nels, FairfiiOil 111. Harrow
JoluLson. Nilson S., Berlin, Wis. CultiTator-tooth-attaching device -
Johnson. Oliver P., Washington, D. C. Kufrigerating package for shipping and preserv-
ing butter, oysters, &c
Johnson. O.scar B. (See ■Tohn.son, Jesse B.. W. H., and O. B.)
Johnson. PeiTv. assignor of oue-half to A. G. Bofinger and L. Gr. Hopkins, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Steam-boiler funiace
Johnson, Peter. Dassel. Minn. Manure pulverizer and distributer
Johnson, Richard D., a-ssisruorto L. L. Davis. Springfield. Mass. Bit-stock
Johnson. Samuel H., Stratford, county of Essex, England. FOter-press
Johnson, Silas T. (See McCrancy and Johnson.)
Johnson, Thomas, St. Louis, Mo. Gasoline-vapor burner ;
Johnson, Thomas, and J. McDonuell, Wilmington, Del. Apparatus for molding the frames
of ships and transferring curves
Johnson, Tom L., Indianapolis, Ind. Hallway T-rail
Johnson. Walter. (See Hague. Edmund H.. assignor.)
Johnson, WaiTcn S., Whitewater, assignor of one-half to W. Plantinton, Milwaukee, Wis.
Heat-regnlator -
Johnson, Warren S., Whitewater, assignor of one-half to W. Blankinton, Milwaukee. AVis.
Electro-maiiTietic indicator -
Johnson, AYnnen S.. assignor of one-half to W. Plaukinton, Milwaukee, Wis. Electiic
valve for regulating temperature, &c
Johnson, William A., West E.x:eter, N. Y. Cord-holder for assisting in tying plants
Johnson, William E., assignor to G. S. Tracy and T. A. Gait. Sterling, 111. Check-row wire..
Johnson, William H. (See Johnson, Jesse B., W. H., and 0. B.)
Johnson, William H. (See Yanorman. Oliver, assignor.)
Johnson, William H., De Lancy, assignor of one-half to G. E. Marvine, Delhi, N. Y. Hame-
fastener
Johnson, William J., New Orleans, La. Fire-ladder
Johnson, William J., Newton, Mass. Flour-sifter
Johnson, William M., Dallas. Tex. Wood pavement
Johnson, William 0., Kaufman, Tex. Adjustable book-support...
Johnson, Willis, assignor of one-half to J. Shaw, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Johnson, Zacbariah M., South Bend, Ind. Pantaloon-stretcher ...
Johnston, Allen, Ottumwa, Iowa. Metal-screw machine
Egg-beater .
Johnston,
Johnston,
Johnston,
Johnston,
Johnston,
Johnston,
boilers .
Johnston,
Johnston,
Johnston,
delphia,
Johnston,
Allen, Ottumwa, Iowa. Screw-machine
Allen, Ottumwa. Iowa. Tuck-marker
Charles A., Wall Lake. Iowa. Sleigh
Charles C, Jackson, Miss. Coin-holder
Charles W. (See Brown and Johnston.)
Charles W., and P. Brown, Philadelphia, Pa.
High-pressure alarm for steam-
Frederick J. (See Hanson and Johnston.)
Henry L., Palmetto, Ga. Oil-cup
James J., Columbiana, Ohio, assignor of seven-eighths to W. W. Gihhs, Phila-
and A. C. Ellis. Pittsburg. Pa. Machine for blooming iron
John J. (See Hynes, Michael T., assignor,)
Safe-
Johnston, John W., Richmond, Va., and J. H. Rogers, Washington, D. C.
Johnston, LarkinF., Springdale, Ark. House-cleaning implement
Johnston, Leune -T., Petaluma. Cal. Farm-gate
Johnston, Osmond M. (See Kilpatrick and Johnston.)
Johnston, Robert. (See Peartree, Peter, assignor.)
Johnston, Robert A., and J. H. Crosby, Allegheny, Pa. Reversing valve -gear for en-
gines '. - -
Johnston, Samuel, Brockport, N. Y. Harvester-rake
Johnston, Samuel, Brockport, N. Y. Apparatus for the manufacture of small castings
Johnston, Samuel, Brockport, N. Y. Mauufacturing articles of steel and steely Iron
Johnston, Theopliilus, Orange, N. J. Spring-bin oe
Johnston, William, a.ssignor to J. H. Scott, PhUadelphia, Pa. Variable coupling-joint for
shafting
Johnston, WiUiam, assignor of one-half to P. Q. Stoner, Menominee, Mich. Thill-coup-
ling
Johnston, William A., Clifton, and A. W. Browne, Pleasant Plains, N. Y., assignors to S.
S. White Dental Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia. Pa. Iiilialer
Johnston, William A., Clifton, N^ Y., assignor to S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Com-
pany, Philadelphia, Pa. Dental engine
Johnston, William M. (See Bircher, .John J., assignor.)
Johnston, William M. (See Deal, Josiah J., assignor.)
Johnston, William M.. Wilmot, Ohio. Pnnip . .'.
Johnstone, Henry L., Palmetto, Ga. Car-coupling
Johnstone, Henry L., Palmetto, Ga., assignor to Excelsior Life Saving Car Coupling Com-
pany, New York, N. Y. Car-coupling. (Reissue)
Johnstone. Hnger W., Idlewild, Ga. Car-coupling
Johnstone, .John, Detroit, Mich. Oven for cooking-stoves
Joliet Barbell ATire Company. (See Bates, Albert.!., assignor.)
Joliet Wire Check Rower Company. (See Durkee, George B., assignor.)
Jones, Albert E. (See Jones, Edward and A. E.)
Jones, Alfred G.. Rochesterville, Ontario, Canada. Match-splint machine
Jones, Athelstan 0., Colnmbns, Ohio. Treating clay- ware
Jones, Augustus H. (See Miller and Jones.)
Jones, B. F. (See Pearsons, Galen W., assignor.)
Jones, Benjamin F., Beauregard, Miss. Hame-fastener
Jones, Charles T., Htica. N. Y. Feed-wheel for buttonhole sewing-machines
Jones, Clement R. (See Hocking and Jones.)
Jones, Cornelius R., Syracuse, N. Y. Differential block and tackle
Jones, Daniel, H al. (See Duify and Mclvor, assignors.)
Jones, Daniel N., Johnstown. Pa. Hot-blast stove
No.
306.2.57
2P3.7.51
ana. 409
.307.771
306. 4P3
305,454
300,476
2R3,6.'>4
299,648
306.690
298,758
293.032
306.081
292,655
297,937
299,552
301,059
306.691
297,265
293. 6.W
303.. 520
304.. 528
301,241
308.499
292.821
300,C09
293,176
299,477
307.721
304.105
293,033
295,406
294,134
306,157
306,018
293.034
304,329
303.644
295.872
303.645
309.507
306,402
310,138
309,959
291,196
301,722
307.954
296,577
10,489
307,955
301,608
304,826
301,609
295,496
304,930
302,258
291,518
Date.
Oct. 7
Frb. 19
Julv 22
Nov. 11
Oct. 14
Sept. 23
June 17
Feb. 19
•Tune 3
Oct. 14
May 20
Feb. 5
Oct.
Jan.
Apr. 29
June 3
June 24
Oct. 14
Apr. 22
Feb. 19
Aug. 12
Sept. 2
July 1
Nov. 25
Feb. 5
June 17
Feb. 5
May 27
Nov. 4
Aug. 26
Feb. 5
Mar. 18
Feb. 26
Oct. 7
Sept. 30
Feb. 5
Sept. 2
Aug. 19
Mar. 25
Aug. 19
Dec. 16
Oct. 14
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
Jan. 1
July 8
Nov. 11
Apr. 8
June 17
Nov. 11
July 8
Sept. 9
July 8
Mar. 18
Sept. 9
July 22
Jan. 8
Monthly
volume.
s,
CO
297
1249
1712
474
593
1510
1259
nio
195
856
1007
314
61
2085
2588
62
1995
857
1735
1111
796
318
215
1414
54
1421
513
1894
398
1568
314
1345
1763
167
2259
315
56
973
1952
977
1234
478
2061
1829
231
829
700
870
1617
707
694
696
696
1460
856
1510
635
60
345
469
130
156
418
345
308
49
226
281
86
16
580
710
16
551
2-26
471
308
218
89
58
387
14
391
:i36
: 137
545
110
430
87
375
484
45
C626
I 627
87
18
266
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27
29
28
28
28
28
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676
336
465
116
1116
1172
6.52
9.56
164
732
499
12
401
512
932
1312
165
343
652
608
875
42
664
453
1202
531
908
444
761
499
1085
772
30
1262
499
826
646
1200
646
946
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1123
1079
41
159
510
173
1236
511
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
K"ame, residence, and invention.
Jones, Daniel S., Kortiisbt, N. T. Butter-package
Jones, David, Palouse jimction, Wasli. Ter. Journal-box
Jones. Edward and A. E., Church Terrace, Queen's Koad, Battersea, county of Surrey,
England. Electric-arc lamp
Jones, Ephraim B. , Pittshurg, Pa. Mechanical power
Jones, Ernest, London, England. Safety appliance for bracelets
Jones, rioientine A. (See Hooton and .Jones.)
Jones, Francis "W., New Yoilc, N. T. Static compensator for telegraphs .-.
Jones, Francis W., Ifew York, N. Y. Quadruplex telegraph
Jones. Francis W., Kew York, IST. Y. Overcoming static troubles in telegraphs
Jones, Franklin D., et al. (See Kearas, G-eorge W., assignor.)
Jones, Fred P. (See La Cour, Poul, assignor.)
Jones, Frederick W., Exeter, county of Devon, England. Velocipede
Jones, (3-arrison H., Larwill, Ind.. and J. M. Chilcote, Edgerton, Ohio. Belt-stretcher
Jones, George. (See E\ans and Jones.)
Jones, George T., Cincinnati, Ohio. Indestructible account-book and wrapper or cover for
the same -
Jones, George T., Cincinnati, Ohio. Manufacture of bank-notes and paper theiefor of as-
besti
Jones, George "W.. Silver Creek, assignor to Adams & Carter, San Francisco, Cal. Eever-
beratory ore-furnace
Jones, Gilbert E.. New York. N. Y. Printing marginal newspaper advertisements
Jones, Gomer, Washinj;ton, D. C, assignor to Standard Vapor Fuel Iron and Steel Com-
pany of New York. Regenerator-furnace
Jones, Gomer, Washington, D. C, assignor to Standard Vapor Fuel Iron and Steel Com-
pany of New YoTk. Superheater
Jones, Gomer, "Washington, D. C assignor to Standard Vapor Fuel Iron and Steel Com-
pany of New York. Su))erheating-fMmaee '.
Jones, Gomer, Washington. D. C, assignor to Standard Vapor Fuel Iron and Steel Com-
pany of New York. Generating gas
Jones, Gomer, Washington, D. C, assignor to Standard Vapor Fuel Iron and Steel Com-
pany of New York. Gas-generator
Jones, Henry D. (See Kirhy, Adam C, assignor.)
Jones, Henry G., assignor of one-half to H. S. Keller, Philadelphia, Pa. Photographic cam-J
era - j
Jones, Horace K., Hartford, assignor to Eussell & Erwin Manufacturing Company, New
Britain, Conn. Knob-spindle attachment
Jones, Jabez R., Keading, Mich., assignor to Colby Wringer Company. Folding rocker. . .
Jones, Jacob, Baltimore, Md. Letter-opener '.
Jones, James, Malvern , Iowa. Cultivator
Jones, James A., Tyler, Tex. Spark-arrester
Jones, James C, Chicago, HI. Self-clearing furnace-grate
Jones, James H., assignor to Emerson, Talcott & Co., Eockford, 111. Cultivator.
Jones, Jesse A., Kaleigh, N. C. Grain crusher and disintegrator
Jones, Joel H., Lynchburg, Va. Circular sawing machine
Jones, John. (See Heywood and Jones.)
Jones, John, Portsmouth, Ohio Coal-screen
Jones, John B., Brooklyn. N. Y. Alloy for coating metals
Jones, John C, Decatur, HI. Steam alarm and damper regulator
Jones, John C., and C. T. Reid, Decatur. 111. Steam-alarm and damper-regulator
Jones, John H., Dardanelle. Ark. Circular-saw mill
Jones, John M., Palmyra, N. Y. Friction-clutch ■-
Jones, John M., Palmyra, N. Y. Printing-press
Jones, John M., assignor of one-half to W. Allen. Philadelphia, Pa. Toy
Jones, John M. C, Loudon, Ohio. Thrashing-machine
Jones, J'onas. (See Schaffer. John T., assignor.)
Jones, Joseph. Springfield, Ohio. Tire-setting apparatus
Jones, Joshua W., and A. Cooper, Harrisburg, Pa. Automatic registering Inking appa-
No.
293.035
307,051
299,397
307,308
291,519
300,781
302.-110
304,106
296.837
299,795
307,052
307,956
295,646
305,930
296,174
296,175
296,176
296,289
296,290
300,477
294,881
297,809
299.398
304,733
308, .5(10
292,230
301,370
296.838
296,334
2!!2..5fi0
293.886
30.%. 822
290,839
305. .598
307,772
309.304
305.079
296.015
ratus
Counting-register.
Car-
Car-
Jones, Joshua W., and A. Cooper. Harrisburg, Pa.
•Jones, Kinzy W., Lemoore. Cal. Land-roller
.Tones & Langhlins. (See Irwin, Alexander T., assignor.)
Jones, LevlnT., Baltimore, Md. Basket-truck
■Jones, Llewellyn E.. Syracuse, N. Y. Hame
Jones, Mary E., St. Paul, Minn. Bed-spring fire-e.scape
Jones, Matthew M., Kokomo, Ind. Wire-ciimper
Jones, Milton C, Green Island, N. Y. Furnace-grate
Jones, N. A. T., PlN-niouth, Mass. Feed-water heating and ptirifying apjiaratus .-.
■Jones, Obed H., Koi-tright. N. Y. Apparatus for boiling sap or cane-juice
Jones, Owen E.. Wymore, Nebr. Hand and foot power -
■Jones, OwenH.,Hartford,Conn.,assignorof one-half to F. C. Smith, New York, N. T.
ventilator
Jones. Owen H., Hartford, Conn., assignor of one-half to F.C. Smith, New York, N. Y.
ventilator
Jones, Reuben, Hogansville, Ga. Plow attachment
Jones, Richard B., assignor of two-thirds to G. F. Wetherell and E.Richards, Chicago HI.
Planing-machi ne
Jones, Richard W., Syracuse, N. Y. Safety hitching loop and strap
Harness-rosette
Eope-clamp
Horse-collnr protector
Clieck-hook ,
Jones, Eobert B., and J. Hughes, assignors to Garnock, Bibby & Co., Liverjiool, county of
Lancaster, England. Driving-belt
Jones, Robert G., as.signor to W. W. Curtis, Washington, D. C. Ornamental tile
■Jones, Robert H., M. B. Smith, and L. J. A. Eoswall, Clarence, Mo. Apparatus for clean.
ing photographs
Jones, Samuel E. (See -Tones, William R. and S. E.)
Jones, Thomas. (See Gibbons, Thomas J., assignor.)
Jones, Thomas B., assignor of one-half to N. S. and D. T. Grover, Hiawatha, Kans. Sash^
holder
-Jones, Thomas C, Willows, Cal. Car-coupling
Jones, Richard W., Syracuse, N. Y.
Jones, Richard W., Syracuse, N. Y.
Jones, Richard W., Syracuse, N. Y.
Jones, Rich.ard W., Syracu.se, N. Y.
301,371
•»5,7G7
295.768
298,475
305,007
300,712
204.(^82
291!. 177
''"'3.492
2P4.-8C
297.810
300,084
293,578
Date.
293.967
302,144
30-2.9U
292. .561
296,178
301.819
303.224
309,508
302,204
307,395
296,578
Feb. 5
Oct. 21
Mav 27
Oct. 28
Jan. 8
June 24
July 22
Aug. 26
Apr. 15
June 3
Oct. 21
Nov. 11
Mar. 25
Sept. 30
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
June 1
295.2,53 I
293,579
Mar. 11
Apr. 29
May 27
Sept. 9
Nov. 25
Jan. 22
July 1
Apr. 15
Apr. 8
.Tan. 29
Feb. 19
Sept. 30
Apr. 15
Sept. 23
Nov. 11
Dec. 16
Sept. 16
Apr. 1
July 1
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
May 13
Sept. 9
June 17
Mar. 11
Apr. 1
Jan. 29
Mar. 11
Apr. 29
June 10
Feb. 12
Feb. 19
July 15
Aug. 5
Jan. 29
Apr. 1
July 8
Aug. 5
Dec. 16
July 15
Oct. 28
Apr. 8
Mar. 18
Feb. 12
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499
502
1202
666
2433
1802
587
1415
1529
382
1187
558
1970
1426
2012
1188
1706
475
988
1028
153
385
1812
1815
657
941
1576
667
337
i«;9
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2436
735
1020
1.533
1356
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337
958
429
1235
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3.55
.518
452
C180
il81
4.55
470
430
333
96
355
460
590
94,95
95
95
140
140
;345
I 346
186
665
519
160
387
428
n04
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333
156
549
558
3.33
474
130
261
281
44
105
'.503
504
504
185
2.57
432
186
95
522
149
C66
199
280
422
375
42 1,3 14
550
96
260
116
334
1438 399
1813 I 489
241
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11.59
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
r^^
Ifame, residence, and invention.
Jones, Thomas E., Ciui-iuuati, Ohio. Builei-furnace
Jone.s, Thomas E.. l'"airfield, Iowa. Kotary steam-engine
Jones, Thornton, assignor to E. B. Atwell and T. B. Norris, Leesburg, Va. Crnpper for
harness .
Jones, Valerian K., Lynn, Mass. Last
Jones, William A., Delaware, Ohio. Car-conplius
Joues, William A., Delaware, Ohio. Draw-bar tor freisht-cars
Jones, William C, et al. (See Beam, Henry T., assignor.)
Jones, William E. (See Ontten and Jones.)
Jones, William H. , Jlartinsbjirg, Iowa. Carcouplins
Jones, William H., and H. L. Randall, Montreal, Quebec, Canada; said Jones assignor toi
said Randall. Cash and parcel carrier <
Jones, William L., assignor of one-half to J. T. Fant, Holly Springs, Miss. Shelving...
Jones, William L., assignor of one-half to J. T. Fant, Holly Springs, Miss. Barrel-hoop
fastener .
Jones, William R. and S. E., Toccoa, Ga. Carpenter's square
Jones, Woodrutf & Co. (See Shaffer, Charles H., "..ssignor.)
Jonson. Josiah, assignor of one-half to T. M. 0. Keill, Toledo, Ohio. Vehicle-hub
Jonte, Piene E., Cincinnati, Ohio. Operating mechanism for sewing-machines, lathes, &c
Joo, Morris, Roanoke, Va. Car-coupling
Joo, Morris, assianor of one-half to M. F. Charles, Roanoke, Va. Bottle-stopper
Jopling, James, Oskaloosa, Iowa. Flying t agot
Jopling, Jesse, decea.sed, near Longwood, Mo.; M. Jopliug, executor. Submarine boat .-.
Jopling, Monroe, executor. (See jopling, Jesse.)
Jopson, George W., Meiiden, Conn. Key-ring
Jopson, George W., Meriden. Conn. Key-ring
Joralemon, Lansing, and IsT. R. Mabey, Gloversville, N. T. Car-coupling
Jordan, Ambrose L., assignor of one-half to R. C. Jordan, Ottawa, lU. Check-rower
Jordan, Edmnnd, Brooklyn, N. T. Can-ending machine
Jordan, Edmund, assignor to E. W. Bliss, Brooklyn, N. T. Can-filling machine
Jordan, Edmund, assignor to E. W. Bliss. Brooklyn, N. T. Side-seam-soldering machine
Jordan, Edmund, assignor to E. W. Bliss, Brooklyn, If. T. Automatic folder or hook-ma-
chine for sheet metal ^ .
Jordan, Edmund, Brooklyn, assignor to M. H. Cashman, New York, N. T. Making barbed
metallic fencing -
Jordan, Edmund^ Brooklyn, assignor to M. H. Cashman, New York, iST. Y. Making fence-
barbs of sheet metal
Jordan, Elijah B. (See McDonald, John P., assignor.)
Jordan, Jesse, and A. P. Powers, assignors of one-half to S. M. Hillard, Macon, Ga. Seal-
lock
Ko.
202,7.51
293,887
310.139
29fi,016
304,107
309,146
201,911
304.734
305,008
305,092
292,017
300,204
202.430
302,849
300.320
202,118
202,916
202.231
305. P23
206,. 570
203,888
307,107
Jordan, Julia H. (See Green, Robert D., assignor.)
Jordan, Michael, assignor of one fourth to 0. Schreifer and J. F. Connolly, Scranton, Pa.
Car wheel and axle
Jordan. Richard C. (See Jordan, Ambrose L., assignor.)
Jordan, Thomas R., London, England. Apparatus for treating ores
Jordan, W. Thomas, Griffin, Ga. Car-conpliug
Jordan, William A., New Orleans, La. Nat- washer
Jordan, William A., New Orleans, La. Nut-washer
Jordan, William H., Lexington, Miss. Gale-latch
Jorgensen, Axel, Keystone, Minn. Pump
Jorgensen, Mathias, Sonoma, Cal. Boiler-feeder regulator
Jory, John G., Baltimore, Md. Sign-board
Joseph, Charles. (See Foster, WiUiam H., assignor.)
Joseph, Frank, Portland. Me. Swivel-clevis tor chain cahles, &c
Joseph, Nathan, et al. (See Anderson, Charles G.. assignor.)
Joseph, Thomas B,, Alpena, Mich., assignor of one-third to W. H. Patten, Philadelphia,
Pa. Electric distress-signal
Joslin, Isaac R., et al. (See Murphey, Martin, assignor.)
Joslyn, Matthew H.. assisnor to M. L. Joslyn, Rochester, N. Y. Band cutter and feeder. ,
Joslyn, Myron L. (See Joslyn. Matthew H., assignor, i
Josselyn, Henry S., Newton, Mass., assignor to J. A. V. Smith, Manchester, N. H. Flier !
for speeders
Joubert, Maicel, Lawrence. Mass. Sash-fastener
Jourde, Alfred J.. Harrisburg, Tex. Car-coupling
Journal Bearing Mica Company. (See Traylor, Robert W., assignor.)
Journal of Commerce Company. (See Stone and Watson, assignors.)
Journeay, Abram L. (See Washburn and Journeay.)
Jowett, Thomas L., Bo.ston, Mass. Block for building pnrpopps
Jowitt, Josiah, Stanley, N. J. Apparatus for making rooSng-felt and similar fabrics
Joy, Adin P., New Market .Junction. N. H. Lifting-jack
Joy, Thaddeus C, Titus ville. Pa. Steam-general or
Joyce, Jacob 0., Dayton, Ohio. Lifting-jack
Joyce, Joseph L., New Haven. Conn. Toy gun '.
Joyce, Samuel J., New York, N. Y. Fire-escape
Judd, Amos W., Chattanooga, Tenn. Spoon-holder
Judd & Co., H. L. (See Burnett, Benjamin F., assignor.)
Judd & Co., H. L. (See Lathrop. Frank L., assignor.)
Judd, Edward A., New Britain. Conn. Trunk-lock
Judd, Hubert L., BrookhTi, N. Y. Window-shade bar
Judd, Hubert L., Brooklyn, N. Y. Shade-bar
Juiid, Hubert L., Brooklyn, N. Y. Window-shade bar
Judd, Hubert L., Brooklyn, N. Y. Shade-pull
Judd, James L., and H. Wiard, Syracuse, N. Y. Cultivator
Judd, John, Cherry Valley. N. Y'. Trellis h"ok
Judd, Oliver S., New Britain, Conn. Sash-fastiner
Judd, Walter L. (See May, Catharine, assignor.)
Judge, Arthur J., and T. F. Farrelly, St. Louis, Mo. Book-case
Judge, George, Chicago, 111. Mechanism for carrying wire-cables around curves
Judson, Charles H., Greenville, S. C. Fire-alarm
Judson, Charles K. (See Dunckleburg, I.-'aac M., assignor.)
Judson, Charles W., assignor to Eagle Lock Company,' Terryville, Conn. Padlock
-Judson, Egbert, San Francisco, Cal. Explosive compound
301,807
300,494
307,198
301,126
302,534
291,354
29G.017
300.019
.307.9.57
290,987
308 .502
303,225
209,478
303. .575
304,652
292.493
292,317
296,695
300,337
308,907
309,229
Date.
Mimthly
volume.
290.971
201.600
298.980
202.822
.305,302
209.700
293,177
306,258
297.938 I
201,197
201.741
200.091 '
300.085 '
305 080
204.240
297,605
303,291
294.322
298.981
298.476
.309,787
Jan. 29
Feb. 19
Dec. 30
Apr. 1
Aug. 20
Dec. 9
Jan. 15
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 23
Jan. 15
June 10
Jan. 22
July 29
June 10
Jan. 15
Feb. 5
Jan. 22
Sept. 30
Apr. 8
Feb. 19
Oct. 28
July 15
Oct. 14
Oct. 28
July 1
July 22
Jan. 1
Apr. 1
Sept. 30
Nov. n
June 10
Nov. 25
Aug. 5
May 27
Aug. 12
Sept. 2
Jan. 29
Jan. 22
Apr. 8
Oct. 7
Dec. 9
Dec. 16
Apr. 15
Jan. 8
May 20
Feb. 5
Sept. 16
•Tune 3
Feb. 5
Oct. 7
Apr. 29
Jan. 1
Jan. 8
Apr. 1
June 10
Sept. 10
Feb. 26
Apr. 29
Aug. 12
Feb. 20
May 20
May 13
Dec. 23
2220
1427
2062
1.54
1573
756
1132
587
942
1822
1260
982
1708
2287
10,55
1377
170
1530
2013
872
1428
1538
1064
593
1540
71
1878
415
155
2261
709
611
1511
430
1897
866
475
1870
1636
1010
307
527
881
1340
742
1278
55
1431
375
518
297
2.590
233
910
505
736
1020
1805
2180
514
1099
1279
657
1610
619
394
552
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430
204
316
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257
508
352
265
502
627
286
385
46
429
558
242
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292
51.50
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412
18
515
118
45
627
195
165
412
117
546
237
132
522
458
283
107
138
234
373
209
365
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306
96
137
80
710
64
257
140
100
282
518
595
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547 20
365 27
186
427
706
1123
31
762
850
219
933
1001
1173
242
1113
346
440
1126
264
474
296
1215
173
707
308
208
116
309
16
305
76
32
1262
.511
1046
683
535
909
620
905
367
315
201
73
802
269
140
783
453
1095
992
532
55
512
41
170
95
1069
1023
795
434
5.55
814
783
659
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphaletical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and mvention.
Jndson, Eoswell S., and C. M. Ackerman, Matteawan, IT. T. Machine for felting and siz-
ing hats and other fahT-ics
Juengst, Charles A. and &., Jr., New York, N. Y. Variable reciprocating planer-motion
Juengst, George, New Tork, N. Y. Shaping and planing machine
Juengst, George, Jr. (See Juengst, Charles A. and G., jr.)
Julian, "W^illiara F., Medora, Ind. Car-coupling
Julian, "William F., Medora, Ind. Car-coupling
Julian. "William H., et al. (See Manuel, David, assignor.)
Julian, "V^nUiam H., assignor to T. Wall, Springfield, Ohio. Feed for seed-drills
Jull. Orange, assignor to E. Le.ilie. Orangeville, Ontario, Canada. Snow-plow ,
Jumper, Simon. (See Davidson and Michael, assignors.)
Juney, Frank G., Victor, N. Y. Potato coverer
Jungbluth. Joseph, Erie, Pa. Combined street and lawn sprinkler
Jungenfeld, Edmund, assignor to Empire Kefrigerating Company, St. Louis, Mo. Appara-
tus for cooling beer, &c
Jun gcrmau, Edward, Gettysburg, Pa. Electric alarm for spring-clocka
Jmigerman, Edward, Gettysburg, Pa. Automatic winding-signal for spring-clocks
Jimgerman, Edward, Fort Suivply, Indian Ter. Automatic winding-reminder for clocks . ,
Junghans, Edward J. , St. Loais, Mo. Sectional kitchen-safe
Just. John, Sauk City, "Wis. Coffee-ron ster
Justice, Philip J. (See King and Cliff, assignors.)
Kaerap, Eiinhold H. (See Nagel, Kaemp, and Linnenbriigge.)
Kaffenberger, Gustav, Hamilton, Ohio. Drive for paper-making machines
Kafka, Hugo, New York, N. Y. Fire-escape
Kahler, Conrad, Chicago, HI. Delivery apparatus for printing-machines ,
Kahler, Conrad, Chicago, 111. Paper- folding machine
Kahler, Conrad, (Chicago, 111. Jouinal-box
Kahnweiler. David, New York, N. Y. Cotton-seed-hulling machine
Kaighn, Leila, et al. (See Harkins. George C, assignor.)
Kailer, John N. (See Miller and Kailer.)
Kaino, Johan, Cutfey's Cove, Cal. Spur
Kaiser, Alexander, Freiburg, Switzerland. Device for converting motion
Kaiser, Henry. (See Scharnweber, "William, assignor.)
Kaiser, Joseph, et al. (See. Earhart, Herbeit, assignor.)
Kaiser, "William, "Wilkes-Barrfe, Pa. H3drant
Kaldenbach, Friedrich "W., assignor to A. Coppel, Solingen, Prussia, Germany,
knife
Pocket-
Manufacture of brushes .
TJmbrella-stick
Kaldenberg, Frederick J., New York, N. Y.
Kaldenberg. Frederick J., New Yorli, N. Y.
Kalish, Philip, Chicago, HI. Button
Kalish, Philip, Chicago, HI. Button
Kalish, Philip, (Chicago. 111. Garter-clasp
Kamp, George, Htica, N. Y. Hot air furnace
Kandeler, C. F. Theodor. Chicago, 111. Burning brick
Kane, Alonzo L., Milwaukee, "Wi.s. Feed-box for horses
Kane, Charles I., assignor to himself, K. E. Le.ster, New York, and C. "Widmer, Brooklyn,
N. Y. Connection between basins and .sewers
Kane, Daniel P., St. Louis, Mo. Steam-engine
Kane, Louis E., assignor of one-half to G. J. Murray, Cincinnati, Ohio. Loose-puUey lubri-
cator.
Kane, Patrick H., Oil City, Pa. Car loading and unloading device
Kane, Sandy M., assignor to W. L. Carpenter. Des Moines, Iowa. Barb-wire machine . . .
Kane, Thomas. (See Durant and Shupe, assignors.)
Kanmacher, George H., Columbus, Ohio. Excavating-elevator
Kanne, FriderickF., Waterville, Minn. Horse-collar pad. (Eeissne)
Kanouse, John G., and E. Miller, Appleton , AVis. Hay -fork
Kauthack, Alexander, assignor of one-half to J. M. Driver, Philadelphia, Pa.
motor.
Spring-
Karfunkelstein, Gerson. (See KarfunkelstMn, Fedor, assignor.)
Karfnnkelstein, Fedor, Berlin, Germany, assignor to G. Karfunkelstein, New York, N. Y.
Box-fastener
Karleskind. Frank J., St. Louis, Mo. Stove-pipe thimble and flue-stopper ,
Karns, William E., Parker's Landing, Pa. liover.sing-link for engines
Karras. Albert, Hudson, Wis. Hip-strap. loop for harness
Karst, Emile, St. Louis, Mo. Water- filter
Karutz, Albert, Brooklyn, N. Y. Sash-balance
Kase, James D. (See Kase. Matthew W. and .1. D.)
Kase, Matthew W. and J. D., Danville, Pa. Tag
Kasper, Jacob H. (See Stonebuvner and Kasper.)
Kasschau, Jiirgen, New York. N. Y. Eeflector for gas-burners
Kattell, Charles W.. New York, N. Y. Potato-digirer
Katzenstein. Leopold, New York, N. Y. Pod-packing
Kauffm.ann, George. (See Morg.in and K.nurtrnann.)
Kaufholz, John N., Cleveland. Ohio. Car- wheel
Kaufman, Abraham. (See Kaufman, William and A.)
Kaufman, D.aniel, Bloomington, 111. Horse-power
Kaufman, Williiim, New York, N. Y. Combined knifc-shnrpcner and fork
Kaufman, William and A., "New York, N. Y. ; said A. Kaufman assignor to said William
Kaufman. Shutter-worker
Kaufmann, Barnard A., assignor to Globe Tobacco Company. Detroit, Mich. Cigarette...
Kauke. Walter E., assignor of one-half to H. A. Willett, Bryan. Ohio. Vapor-stove
Kaul, Charles. (See Kaul, Pius and C.) .
Kaul. Pius and C. Lancaster, Pa. Breech-loading fire-arm
Kausler, J. Fntz, Sheboygan, Wis. Apparatus for preserving beer
Kantsky, Johann. (See (xwinner, Kautsky, Dengg, and Roth.)
Kautz, George J., Emporium, Pa. Circular sawing machine
Kay, Thomas L., Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Electric-arc lamp
Kayne, Thomas Y. (See Egan, James Y., assignor.)
Kayser, Adolf, assignor of one-half to A. B. Young, Buffalo, N. Y. Evaporator
Kayser, Adolf, assignor of one-half to A. B. Young, Buffalo, N. Y. Manufacture of glucose
or grape-sugar
Kayser, Hein'rich, Berlin, Germany. Photographic exchange-box
No.
296,415
309,857
305,520
302,259
302,260
295,047
297,408
297,206
299,076
307..3n6
295.873
297,. 520
297,094
.30] .449
309,147
293,471
291,198
291,912
294,473
298,859
294,241
308,413
300,871
304,204
292,917
299,988
303,646
293,472
29.5,769
297,0f0
308.614
305,599
301,898
304,6.53
306,930
293.036
30.5,600
301,127
297,410
10,492
294,050
298,388
307,0,53
302.261
292,018
298,5^'9
296,972
301,723
295,557
291,199
299,399
301,998
296,840
Date.
Apr. 8
Dec. 30
Sept. 23
July 22
July 22
Mar. 25
Apr. 22
Apr. 92
May 20
Oct. 28
Mar. 25
Apr. 22
Apr. 29
July 1
Deo. 9
Feb. 12
Jan. 1
•Tan, 15
M.ar. 4
May 20
Feb. 26
Nov. 25
June 24
Aug. 26
Feb. 5
June 10
Aug. 19
Feb. 12
Mar. 25
Apr. 15
Dec. 2
Sept. 23
July 15
Sept. 2
Oct. 21
Feb. 5
Sept. 23
July 1
Apr. 22
June 24
Feb. 26
May 13
Oct. 21
July 22
Jan. 15
May 13
Apr. 15
.July 8
Mar. 25
.Tan. 1
May 27
July 15
Apr. 15
300,610 i June 17
297,521 i Apr. 23
301.899 July 15
297.409 I Apr. 22
308,563 , Nov. 25
298. 9P2 i May 20
304,735 Sept. 9
293,037 I Feb. 5
309,392 1 Dec. 16
291,520 I Jan. 8
304,108 ' Aug. 26
300,478 1 June 17
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
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1704
1615
1511
1512
1662
1912
1736
1401
18li
1953
2057
2304
477
757
901
234
1133
163
1129
1896
1308
1771
1703
172
612
978
902
1816
1482
36
1707
1067
476
1165
317
1710
72
1914
2018
1639
559
1.333
1513
1260
787
1351
831
1.549
235
1802
1187
1189
1422
2058
1068
1913
1512
1280
590
318
1097
639
1574
1263
183
462
446
418
419
461
523
471
399
489
540
562
627
128
204
244
64,65
316
46
317
519
357
;482
1483
464
47
165
267
244
505
410
10
474
292
132
309
475
18
:523
.524
557
454
154
355
419
353
221
373
227
429
65
519
327
333
392
562
293
523
412
365
161
293
181
346
27
29
28
28
28
26
27
27
27
29
26
27
27
28
29
26
26
26
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
157
Name, residence, and invention.
Kayser, .Tolm, Kaiserslautem, Bavaria, Germany. Treadle-motion
Kayaer, William J., Mihvaukee, Wis. Chimney cap and ventilator
Keagy, David B., Idaho Sprinss. Colo. Wairon enduate
Kealen, Wyley M., Payson, assignor to E. B. Hale and J. B. Markee, Birraingham, 111.
Band-tncker
Keane, John, San Francisco, Cal. Binnacle-lamp
Kcar, Richard "W., Pottsville, Pa. Joint for electric conductors
Keamev, 'WiUiam. Franklin. N. J. Eg<r-holder
Kearns,'^ Isaac F., Chicaco, 111. Burner for gas-stoves
Keating, Denning P., Ward's Island, New York, N. T. Feed-water return-trap for steam-
heating apparatus .' -
Keating, Edward H., Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Apparatus for removing incrusta-
tions from water mai ns and pipes
Keating, J. Percy, trustee. (See Loiseau, Emile F., assignor.)
Keating, Thomas F., New York, N. Y. Twenty-four-hour-clock striking mechanism
Keating, William H., Boston. Mass. Oven-grate
Keekeler, T. T., et al. (See Bowen, William J., assignor.)
Keech, Lawson P., Brooklyn, N. Y. Music-sheet binder
Keech, Lawson P.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Letter and bill tile book
Keedy, John H., We.st Alexandria, Ohio. Force-feed for grain-drills
Keedy, John H., We.st Alexandria, Ohio. Force-feed for grain-drills
Keefer, Israel, assignor of two-thirds to 0, D. Levis, Pittsburg, Pa. Rudder for vessels.
(Reissue)
Keeler, Charles A., et al. (See Russell, Martin L., assignor.)
Keeler, Charles C. (See Hathaway, (leorge M., assignor.)
Keeler, David L., Grand Rapids, Mieii. Sewing-machine
Keeler, David L. and W. H.. Grand Rapids. Mich. Sewing-machine shuttle
Keeler. Henry C. Ogden, Utah Ter. Pendulum-scale
Keeler, Horatio, Chicago, 111. Purifying molten fron and steel
Keeler, W. S.. et al. (See Lawson, James, assignor.)
Keeler, William H. (See Keeler, David L. and W. H.)
Keeley Stove Company. (See Byington, Justin, as.signor.)
Keen, George V., et at (See DavisT Charles T., assignor.)
Keen, Heniy H. (See Shallus, William W., assignor.)
Keen, James M.. and T. F. Meehan. Digby, Nova Scotia, Canada. Car-coupling
Keenan, James E., Scranton, Pa. Bottle-stopper
Keenan, Walter M. (See Cahoon, William, Jr., assignor.)
Keenan, William, et al. (See Magee. James, assignor.)
Keene, George C, assignor of one-half to E, D. Childs, Cincinnati, Ohio. Cornice-brake . .
Keene, Samuel D., assignor to L. AVilson. Providence. R. I. Cotton opener and cleaner . . .
Keene, Samuel D., assisnior to L.Wilson, Providence, B. I. Machine for folding cotton laps
Keene, Samuel D., assiguor to L. Wilson, Providence, R. I. Machine for opening and
cleaning cotton
Keene, Samuel D., assignor to L. Wilson, Providence, R. I. Art of putting up cotton for
mannfa cturers' use
Keeney. John W., Coalburg. W. Va. Miner's drilling-machiue
Keep, Chancey, et al. (See Blackman, James M., assignor.)
Keep, Walter'H. (See Keep, William F. and W. H.)
Keep, William F. and AT. H., 11 HazeUville Road, Hornsey Lane, county of Middlesex,
England. Electric alarm applied to cots, &c "
Keeran, William H., Auburn. Ind. Blind-slat operator
Keffer, Peter, Reading, Pa. Burglar-alarm
Kegel. Eduard. (See Kriiger, Tobias, and Kegel.)
Kehl, Henry, Mason City, HI. Oat-drill \
Kehl, William, et al. (See Mallou, James, assignor.)
Kehr, Cyrus. Chicago, HI. Fire-escape
Keihler, Samuel M., Saltsbnrg, Pa. IDumper
Keidel, John, Berlin, Germany. Steam-trap
Keigwin, Albert N., and W. G. Talley, Wilmington, Del. Fruit-parer
Keim. Samuel, Altoona, Pa. Elevator
Keiser, Henry, Bloomington, Til. Dust-collector
Keiser, John A., Cincinnati. Ohio. Bench-plane ,
Keiser, .Tobn A., Cincinnati. Ohio. Cabinet-scraper
Keiser, John A., assignor to S. C. Tatum & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Cabinet-shave .
Keister, AlonzoM., Spout Spring Mills, Va. Corn-harvester ,
Keith, Boyd. Kansas City. Mo. Druggist's label-case
Keith, David M., et al. (See Lawson. .lames, assignor.)
Keith, .Teremiah, Florence, Mass. Button '.
Keith. Jeremiah, assignor to Florence Machine Company, Florence, Mass. Sewing-ma-
chine
307,307
297,696
307,201
Axle-lubricator.
298,477
297,697
20.5.649
306.159
306,239
Keith, Jesse M., Maiden Rock. Wis. Horseshoe
Keith . Thomas, New York , N. Y. Elevating apparatus
Kell, George C, et al. (See Weaver. John, assignor.)
Kellam, Daniel C, Detroit, Mich. Steam-pressure regulator
Kellani, H.arry F., et al. (See Adams. Archibald D., assignor.)
Kellams, .James, Ellsworth, Ind. Water-wheel
Kellar. Warner L., Lovington, HI. Check-row corn-planter
Kellen, Robert W., Albion. Cal. Saw-tooth
Keller, Heniy, Sauk Centre, Minn. Cultivator-tooth
Keller, Henry, assignor to himself and P. Smythe. (Corpus Christie, Tex,
Keller, Henry H. (See Ross, Robert N., assisTior.)
Keller, Henry S. (See .Jones, Henry G., assignor,)
Keller, I.sidor, Milwaukee. Wis. Scholar's shoulder-brace
Keller, John, New York, N. Y. Ticket-numbering stamp
Keller, John, and .T. P. Perlbach. New York. N. Y. Device for recording time
Keller, John F., Martinsburg, W. Va. Feed-roller for grass-sowers
Keller, John F.. Sbepherd.stown, W. Va. Grain-drill
Keller, Louis, New York, N. Y. Cartridge-loader and cap-expeller ' 294,630
Keller, Louis, New York, N. Y. Combined calendar and paper-weight i 296.179
Keller, Louis, New York. N. Y. Toy I 297,134
Keller, Peter, Philadelphia, Pa. Gas regulator 1292,459
No.
291 .200
299,227
300,086
298,389
309,900
30.5,601
295,648
306,082
310,001
302,634
302,497
301,372
307,468
.309,858
298.390
305,314
10,514
306,083
308.363
297.267
298,983
307,659
300,265
301.128
307,118
307,119
307,199
307,200
304,109
299.649
298,860
307,660
291,350
291.601
291,3.5.5
308,076
295,874
306,834
308.898
305,602
30.5,603
300,266
303,292
308,076
302,411
291.602
Date.
294,323
301,999
207.939
203.968
H0,s.899
Jan. 1
May 27
June 10
Jlay 13
Deo. 30
Sept. 23
Mar. 25
Oct. 7
Dec. 30
July 29
July 22
July 1
Nov. 4
Doc. 30
May 13
Sept. 16
Aug. 26
Oct. 7
Nov. 25
Apr. 22
May 20
Nov. 4
June 10
July 1
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Aug. 26
.Tune 3
May 20
Nov. 4
Jan. 1
Jan. 8
Jan. 1
Dec. 2
Mar. 25
Oct. 21
Dec. 9
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
June 10
Aug. 12
Nov. 18
July 22
.Jan. 8
Oct. 28
Apr. 29
Oct. 28
May 13
Apr. 29
Mar. 25
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Feb. 26
Julv 15
Apr. 29
Feb. ]9
Dec. 9
Mar. 4
Ai)r. 1
Apr. 22
Jau. 22
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volume.
p.
CO
236
1.587
737
559
1831
1712
1662
62
1958
2025
1824
387
69
1706
560
1343
1811
63
1235
1737
1281
318
983
73
1446
1448
1543
1544
1575
196
1130
319
417
745
416
125
1954
10.50
437
1713
1713
983
516
8.57
1717
749
1815
2306
1546
658
2309
1603
169
298
2000
1188
2592
1.533
439
355
338
1564
1822
65
4,56
199
1.54
493
475
461
16
525
554
f 499
J 500
105
18
462
154
371
495
16
338
472
85
265
18
386
387
413
413
431
49,50
318
85
119
210
118
33
C.540
1541
278
116
476
476
265
C141
^142
233
470
211
4>0
627
414
186
628
461
46
80
548
327
711
422
117
99
fl6
431
508
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26
29
27
29
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26
29
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26
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27
26
29
26
27
27
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42
853
1069
640
1079
1152
1149
13
1105
396
355
72
383
1056
640
1079
806
13
627
344
784
429
1113
16
292
292
309
309
762
056
754
429
76
140
76
722
1201
211
785
1152
1153
1113
555
548
336
141
358
457
310
659
458
1149
31
55
814
232
512
726
786
890
66
313
351
158
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
. AJplidbetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Keller-Dorian, Albert, lliilliaiisen, Alsace, Germany. Pantograph eugi'aving-machiue
Kellett, TVilliam P., Cliicago, 111. Plane-ljit
Kolley, Hugh 0. V., Virginia City, Mont. Saddle and bridle for breaking horses
Kelley, Norman R., assignor to Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company, Stamford, Conn.^
Clutch mechanism i
Kelley, William, Fall River, Mass. Device for removing pressure from rolls of spinning-
f lames, <fcc
Kelley, "William S., Sraithville, N. J. Bicycle-saddle
Kelley, "William S., assignor to H. B. Smith Machine Company, Smithville, N. J. "Wire
spoke
Kelling, John, Jr., and L. S. Isham, Rockford, 111. Tricycle
Kellogg, Charles, assignor of one-half to E. B. Nichols, Hartford, Conn. Reamer
Kellogg, Charles H., Buffalo, N. T. Girder
Kellogg, Chauucey S., New Orleans. La. Shirr-bosom protector
Kellogg, Marmadiike B., San Francisco, Cal. Duplicating-eiigine
Kellogg, Milo G., Hyde "Park, assignor to "Western Electric Company, Chic.igo, HI. Con-
ducting-cord for telephones
Kellogg, Milo G., assignor to "Western Electric Company, Chicago, 111. Condncting-cord
for telephones
Kellogg, Milo G., Hyde Park, assignor, by mesne assignments, to "Western Electric Com-?
pany, Chicago, HI. Multiple switch-board for telephone-exoh.inges 5
Kellogg Newspaper Coinp.any, A. N. (See Pratt, Edwin E., assignor.)
Kellogg, "Warren T., Cohoes, N. T. Governor for water-wheels, '&c
Kellogg, "Warren T., Cohoes, N. Y. Electric alarm and call bell system for hotels, &c
Kellogg, AVilliam A. (See Devers, "William J., assignor.)
Kellogg, "\TilliamP., Troy, N. Y. "Whip-r.ack
Kells, Cliarles E., Jr.. New Orleans, La. Bottle-stopper
Kells, Edward, Cleveland. OIiio. Apparatus for distilling petroleum :
Kells, Philip H., Adrian, Mich. Tile-machine
Kells, Philip H., Adiian, Mich. Brick-machine
Kellsey, James C., Miildletown, Conn. Cavpet^stretcher :
Kelly, Alexander C., et al. (See Freeman, Augustus M., assignor.)
Kelly, Charles 0., and J. E. Lee, Baltimore, Md., assignors of one-third to H. S. Shepherd
Car-replacer
Kelly. Fergus, Derby, assignor to Osborne & Cheesman Company, Ansonla, Conn. Sus
peuders-
No.
Kelly, Francis TT"., Minneapolis, Minn. Anti-siphoning trap
K lly, George, assignor to Kelly Scroll Section Manufacturing Company, Chicago, HI.
Non-condvicting covering
Kelly, George R., Kingston, N; J. Harrow
Kelly, James, Liverpool, county of Lancaster, England. Railway -point and locking ap-
paratus for same
Kelly, John, et al. (See Hopkins, Henry L., assignor.)
Kelly, John, Peoria, 111. Coupling for propeller and other shafts
Kelly, John, Peoria, HI. Combined cut-oft and governor
Kelly, John, Chicago, 111. Water-closet
Kelly, John, Chicago. 111. Stop and waste cock
Kelly, John E., Fryeburg, Me. Barbed fence
.• Kelly, John F., assignor to Parker Electric Manufacturing Company, Little Falls, N. Y.
Electric-arc lamp
Kelly, John J. (See Myers and Kelly.)
Kelly, John J.. Newark, N. J. Hame
Kelly, John P., Saco, Me. Device for connecting loom-harnesses with their actuating
mechanism
Kelly, Oliver S., et al. (See Green, George F., assignor.1
Kelly, Oliver "W., and L. F. Dieter, assignors to Springfield Engine and Thresher Company,?
Springfield, Ohio. Traction-engine _ , 5
Kelly, Oliver "W., and L. F. Dieter, assignors to Spiingfield Engine and Thresher Company,
Springfield. Ohio. Traction-engine
Kelly, Patrick, Pougbkeepsie, N. Y. Derrick
Kelly Scroll Section Manufacturing Company. (See Kelly, George, assignor.)
Kelly, William H., Lexington, Va. Fanning-mill
Kelsey, Benjamin. (See Kelsey, George S., assignor.)
Kelsey, Edmund B., Beverlj', Mass. Machine for setting or molding the edges of boot or,
shoe soles
Kelsey, George S., assignor to B. Kelsey, Birmingham, county of "Warwick, England. Bi-
cycle-handle
Keisey, James E., Brooklyn, N. Y. Basin-trap clearer
Kelsey, John R., Bristol, England. Hat-shaping machine
Kelsey, Joseph J. , Detroit, Mich. Pillow-sham holder ;
Kelsey Manufacturing Company. (See Kelsey, Roland S., assignor.)
Kel.sey, Orlando. (See FoiTest,'"William W., assignor.)
Kelsey, Roland S., Syracuse, N. Y. Safety attachment for vapor-hui'ners
Kelsey. Roland S., assignor to Kelsey Manufacturing Company, Syracuse, N. Y. Pipe-
I'ling .
coupl
Keltoh, John C, S.an Francisco, Cal. Pistol-handle
Kemble. Clay, Philadelphia, Pa. Pulley
Kemmerer, Charles P., Grand Island, Nebr. Lamp-.stove
Kemp, Charles E., Baltimore, Md. "Window-curtain fixture
Kemp, Clarence M , Baltimore. Md. Mixer for carbureted gas and air
Kemi)en, Adolph H., Austin, Tex. Eraser for blackboards ,
Kenipshall Button Fastener Company. (See Kempshall, Eleazer, assignor.)
Kempshall, Eleazer, New Britain, Conn. "Window and door button
Kempshall, Eleazer, New Britain, C!onn. S.ash -fastener
Kemp.shall, Eleazer, New Britain, Conn. Button-setting instrument ,
Kempshall, Eleazer, New Britain, Conn. Button-fastener
Kempshall, Eleazer, New Britain, assignor to Kempshall Patent Button Fastener Com-i
pany, Derby, Conn. Machine for setting buttons ;
Kempshall Manufacturing Company. (See (I!hambers, James, assignor.)
Kempson, Alfred, Tunbridge "Wells, countyof Kent, England. Stopper for jars, bottles, &c.
Kempster, Daniel E. (See Oilman and Kempster.)
Kempster, Daniel E., Boston, Mass. Spring shade-roller
302..'567
305.. 303
30,i,C04
305,197
309.062
304,827
292. 5C2
302.40.1
302,087
309.063
298.391
299,553
301,499
306,495
308,315
30.5.7.'52
306,084
299,797
307.661
208.210
293.473
205,558
295,018
309,230
307,0.i4
304,736
292.318
301,242
303,166
2'"2.S23
300.267
202 918
30(;.020
296,753
303.020
308,262
293,334
306,403
307.398
307,202
297,411
299,145
296,973
303,858
295,650
299,400
295,651
.308,843
297,412
293.2.=i5
300.208
305,603
302.913
303,521
2"4.474
294.787
298.984
301,450
309,628
302,881
295,875
Date.
July 29
Sept. 16
Sept. 23
Sept. 16
Dec. 9
Sept. 9
Jan. 29
July 22
•Tnly 20
Dec. 9
May 13
June 3
July 8
Oct. 14
Nov. 18
Sept. 30
Oct. 7
June 3
Nov. 4
May 6
Feb. 12
Mar. 25
Mar. 11
Dec. 16
Oct. 21
Sept. 9
Jan. 22
July 1
Aug. 5
Feb. 5
June 10
Feb. 5
Sept. 30
Apr. 15
Aug. 5
Nov. 18
Feb. 12
Oct. 14
Oct.
Oct.
Apr. 22
May 27
Apr. 15
Aug. 19
Mar. 25
May 27
Mar. 25
Dec. 2
Apr. 22
Fob. 12
June 10
Sept. 23
Aug. 5
Aug. 12
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Mar. 4 169
Mar. 11 539
1928
1433
1714
1192
650
697
1971
1826
20-7
651
560
03
549
595
1168
1920
63
377
320
322
903
1549
840
882
1333
591
1637
216
354
56
984
173
2263
1085
179
itoo
731
479
1816
1548
1915
1492
1351
1238
1664
1803
1666
367
1917
625
985
1823
43
797
May 20
July 1
Dec. 23
July 29
Mar. 25
1282
477
<529
i530
390
476
C326
J 327
172
191
550
500
572
173
1.54
16
149
1.57
(318
}319
534
16,17
96
86
84
244
430
231
234
356
161
458
58
96,97
15
266
47
627
305
50
299
195
(130
n3i
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414
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AljiJiahetical list of patentees — Continued.
159
Xamc, residence, ami invention.
Kempster, Daniel K., Boston, Mass. Curtiiinfixtnre
Kenipster, Daniel E., Bo.ston, Mass. E()\viiii;-Tebicle
Kemp-ster, Daniel E-.'^'^signor to C. H. Cnsliman, Boston, Mass.
Kenajra, Samuel C, Kankakee, 111. Corn-liarvester
Kendall.
Kendall,
Kendall.
Kendall,
Kendall,
Kendall,
Kendall,
Kendall,
Kendall,
Kendall,
Curtaiu-fixturo.
Chanucev E. (See Benedict, Horace H., assignor.)
Edward D.. Brooklyn, N. T. Soda water apparatus
Franklin B., Tuniwatei-, 'Wasli. Ter. Odorless privy seat or cliair
Franklin B., Tnniwater. "Wash. Ter. Combined wheelbarrow and sled .
George M., et al. (See Davis, 'William S., assignor.)
J. Blake. (See Moreliead. >Tanies M., assignor.)
John A., Hamilton. Mo. Creamins-can
Jonathan, et cil. (See Davis, ^yillinm S., assignor.)
Thomas, San Francisco, Cal. Acid feeder for soda-water apparatus
"Winfield W., San FrancLsco, Cal. Gripper for endless-calile railways . .
Kendrick, Andrew "W., Brooklyn, and C. A. Van Duzee, Gouvernenr, N. T. Fanning-mill.
Kendrick, "William H., and J. B. Okey, Indianapolis. Ind. Soil-pulverizer
Kenerson, Virgil D., and C. N. Howe, Woicester, Mass. Preparatory coating for wire-
drawing ,
Kenna, Joseph "W. (See Seelig, Roman, assignor.)
Konna, Joseph W., Chicago, 111. Tilting chair
Kenna. Joseph "W.. Chicago, 111. Chair-rocker spring
Kennali, "William H.. Albany, IST. Y. Draw -bar for horse-cars
Kennan, Sidney T., Slenasha, "^Vis. Machine for planing fellies
Ivennard, A nio's, Cloarticld, Pa. Cant-liook or dog
Kennedy, Albert H., Rockport, Ind. Educational appliance
Kennedy & Berkshire Feed Water Heater and Filter Manufacturing Company. (See Berk-
.shire. John H.. assignor.)
Kennedy, Daniel, New York, N. Y. Stop-valve
Kennedy, David, Jr., Erie, Pa. Car-coupling
Kennedy, Frederick H.. Auburn, N. Y. Toe-cap for boots or shoes
Kennedy, GeorgeAV.. Garaavillo. Iowa. Burglar proof .safe
Kennedy, Jiimes L., Sioux City, Iowa. Hitching device
Kennedy, John F., Boston, Mass. Antiseptic solution
Kennedy, John H., Cleveland, Oliio. Stop aiul waste cock
Kennedy, John H., Cleveland, Ohio. Reversible globe- valve
Kennedy, Lewis B., Keokuk, Iowa. Brick-machine
Kennedy, Simon. Auburn. N. Y., and S. G. Warner. "Wilmington, Del., assignors to A. E.
Smith and Warner Axle Company, of Delaw.ire. Vehicle-axle
Kennedy, Thomas, Jr., et al. (See McCullough, Samuel. as.=ignor.)
Kenned.y. "William B., and "W. M. Neslrit. Silver Reef, Utah. Ore-concrntrator
Kenney, Francis W., Providence. R. I. Shears
Kenney, Thomas M., assignor to F. B. Mason, Cambridge. Ma.ss. Pencil
Kenney. Thomas M., assignor of <me-hair to F. E. Mason, Cambridge, Mass. Cash system.
Kent, George F. (See Cleveland and Kent.)
Kent, Huxhum P., Providence, R. I. Eugraving and chasing machine
Kenyon, Charlie E., Chicago, HI., assignor to J. T. Bartlett and E. E. Bulman, Boston,
Mass. Pessary
Kepley, Ada H., Efhnsrhara, HI. Traveler's treasure-belt
Keppel. Henr3', Xcw York, N. Y. Sash-fastener
Kem, Alfred. (See Caro and Kern.)
Kern, Alfred, Basle, Switzerland, assignor to Badisclie Aniliu and Soda Fabiik, Mann-
heim, Germany. Manufacture of ethyl-blue C(doiiiig-raattPr
Kern, Alfred, Basle, Switzerland, assignor to Badisclie Anilin and Soda Fabrik, Mann-
heim, Germany. Methyl-blue coloring-matter
Kern, Alfred. Basle. Switzerland. a.s.signor to Badische Anilin and Soda Fabink, Mann-
heim, Germany. Methyl-blue coloring-matter
Kern, Alfred, Basle. Switzerland, assignor to Badische Anilin and Soda Fabrik, Mann-
heim, Germany. Ethyl-blue coloilug-matter _
Kern, Phaon J., Frankfort, Ind. "Wagon-seat
Kern, Phaon J., Frankfort, Ind. Torsion-spring for vehicles
Kern, Phaon J., Frankfort, Ind. Vehicle-spring
Kern, Victor. (See Tombow, John, as.signor.)
Keruer, Marion H., New York, N. Y. Holder for pocket utensils
Kerner, Marion H.. New York, N. Y. Stylographic fountain-pen
Kerr, George W., Bridgeport, Conn. Two-wheeled vehicle
Kerr, George W., Biidgeport. Conn. Brace-chuck
Kerr, Hugh, New York, N. Y. Annealing wire
Kerr, Hugh, assignor of one-half to A. Graff, New York, N. Y. Leather belting
Kerr, James, Lomlon, England. "Wood pavement
Kerr, Thomas B. (See Sergeant, Raphael, assienor.)
Kersten, Emil, Charleston, S. C. Clarifving beer
Kersten, Marzell. Garfield, Iowa. Met.illic tag
Kersten, Max, Sheplierdsville. Ky, Bridge ,
Kessler, Jacques L., Clermont Ferraud, France. Treating natural and artificial stone
Kcssler, Johann K., assignor of two-thirds to M. Roth and G. Sylvester, Milwaukee, "Wis.
Making white lead
Kessler, Johann K., assignor to himself, M. Roth, audG. Sylvester, Milwaukee. "Wis. Mak-
ing sponge-lead
Kessler, Johann K.. Milwaukee, "Wis. ...assignor to Wisconsin Chemical Coinpanv. of "Wi.s-
consin. and G. Sylvester, Milwaukee, "Wis. Making copper salts by the aid of electricity.
Kester, John H. (See Pegram and Kister.)
Kester, Robert L.. Philadelphia, Pa. Filter
Ketcham, Alonzo R., Buifalo. N. Y. Stop-cock box for water or gas pipes
Ketcham, Phillip' H. (See Nickels, Thomas, assignor.)
Ketchum, Landon. (See Goodyear, "Watson A., assignor.)
Ketchum, Oliver "W., Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Button fastener'
Ketchnm, Oliver "W.. Toronto, Ontario. Canada. Button-fastener
Kettering. Henry, Massillon , Ohio. Harvester chain rake
Kenbler, A. Frederick, et al. (See "Webster, Thomas H. H., assignor.)
Keuifel, "Wilhelm, Hoboken, N. J. Stretcher-frame
No.
302.. WS
30.5,198
305,455
299,401
302.262
2;)ii,.';80
299,798
29G.41C
302, P50
305.081
299,077
301,610
297,606
294,391
301.205
302.660
292. 7.^2
29a 759
296,018
301,724
302,263
395,877
294.631
291,357
295.876
292.824
303.021
295,019
294,632
300.479
306,758
295,923
297,522
305,605
304,006
297.268
299,402
297,413
297,414
297,415
297,416
300,611
303.576
304,206
30.5, .521
307.469
293,474
29,5.408
291.. 3.58
293.178
290,581
300,981
290.180
308.501
308,263
292,119
Date.
July 29
Sept. 16
Sept. 23
May 27
July 22
Apr. 8
June 3
Apr. 8
July 29
Sept. 16
May
July
20
Apr. 29
Mar. 4
Aug. 26
July 29
Jan. 29
May 20
Apr. 1
July 8
July 22
Mar. 25
Mar. 4
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Feb. 5
Aug. 5
Mar. 11
Mar. 4
June 17
Oct. 21
Apr. 1
Apr. 22
Sept. 23
Aug. 26
Apr. 22
May 27
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
June 17
Aug. 12
Aug. 26
Sept. 23
Nov. 4
Feb. 12
Mar. 18
Jan. 1
Feb. 5
Apr. 8
June 24
Apr. 1
Nov. 25
Nov. 18
Jan. 15 1378
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volume.
1930
1193
1512
1804
1514
873
378
663
2289
1030
1402
697
2181
67
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2056
2227
1008
156
833
1515
1957
356
419
19.57
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357
1264
942
38
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1918
1919
1920
1920
1424
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1706
1617
70
904
1348
420
519
874
1896
340
1416
1101
292,753 Jan. 29
294,051 i Feb. 26
300,612 June 17
296,181 Apr. 1
302,264
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2229
1640
1425
340
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Sept. 23 ! 1513
June 10 737
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Al])hdbetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Keuifel, "William, et al. (See Schramm, Henry G-., assignor.)
KeulM, "William, HolioliPn, N. J. Tape-measure 297.417
Kewley, Philip A., San Francisco, Cal. Building and setting molding-caissons 299,534
Xey, John N., Princeton, Ind. Drag-rod 297,811
Xeyes, Edward T., et al. (See Bitter, "William J., assignor.)
Keys, Benjamin C, arid A. J. Slaughter, Murray, Ky. Portable barn ,302,000
Keys, Ezra C., assignor to himself and J. M. Allien, Alle^lien v City, Pa. Lifter and truck. 301 ,820
Keys, "William A., and J. Lockwood, New York, N. Y. Buckle 296,182
Keyser, George "W., Indianapoli.s, Ind. Eoller-skate .307,553
Keyser, George "W., Inilianapolis, Ind., assignor of oue-balf to B. C. "Wright. Eoller-skate. 303,167
Keystone "Water Meter Manufacturing Ccmipany. (See "Walker, Frank, assignor.)
Kiam, Benjamin, Houston, Tex. Combined satchel and pillow 303,859
Kibbe, Edsnn A. (See Allen and Kibbe.)
Kibbe, "William A., assignor to M. A. Norton, Leavenworth, Kans. Marking implement-- 297.812
Kibler, John B., Minnenpolis, Miim. Propeller for small boats 300,982
Kidder, Charles L., New Brunswick, N. J., assignor to Motor Sewing Machine Company,
New York, N. Y. Spring-motor 306,835
Kidder, Charles L.. New Brunswick, N. J., assignor to Motor Sewing Machine Company,
of New York. Spring-motor 307,309
Kidder, Charles L., New Brunswick, N. J,, assignor to Motor Sewing Machine Company,
New York, N. Y. Spiing-motor 309,961
Kidder, Frank L., Terre Haute, Ind. Separator for grain , &c 292,656
Kidder Press Manufacturing Company. (See Kidder, "Wellington P., assignor.)
Kidder, Eichard E., "Worcester, Mass. Copying-press 307,662
Kidder, "Wellington P., Maiden, assignor to Kidder Press Manufacturing Company, Bos-( gq, -„,
ton, Mass. PrintrnMiachine ^ ^Ji.s-Ji
Kidder, "Willia,m K., New Yorlc, N. Y. Microscope 295.770
Kidney, Edward "W., assignor to Olmsted Falls Filter Co., Olmsted, Ohio. Filter 303.737
Kieckhefer, August, Milwaukee, "Wis. Elevator 293,038
Kiefer, Peter, Jr., Cincinnati, Ohio. Furnace for japanning 307,204
Kleffer, Nickola, San Antonio. Tex. Bitters 308,900
Kieker, "William C, Mequon, "Wis. Farm-gate 291,0.59
Kiel, Adolphus E., Montrose, Iowa. Trnck-skid for railway-cars 305,199
Kieley, Timothy J., New York, N. Y. Eegnlator- valve 292.232
Kieley, Timothy J., New York, N. Y. Eegistering steam-trap 301.500
Kiely, JohnD., Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Car-coupling 308,414
Kienardt, John. (See .Smith and Kienardt.)
Kientoff, Au2Tist"W., Dallas, Oreg. Escapement 302,851
Kientoflf, "William F., and P. Bertemes, Englewood, HI. Fire-escape 291,060
Kierson, G. Frank, et al. (See Cassidy, Peter B., assignor.)
Kieser, Charles. Baltimore, Md., assignor of one-balf to P. Kieser, St. Louis, Mo. Meat-I
cutting m achine '
Kieser, Paul. (See Ejeser. Charles, assignor.)
Klesewetter. George C, Hoboken, N. J. Fire-kindler
Kiger, Alfred, Daretown, assignorof one-half to J. Thornton, Hainesport, N. J. Coru-sheller
Kihlgren, Carl A., Boston, Mass. Manikin, automaton, or jointed doll
Kilborn, Eugenia, Cedar Eapids. Iowa. -Esg-beater
Kilbom, "William E. (See Boughey and Kilborn.)
Kilbom, "William E.. Petoskey, Mich. Sled
Kilboum, Edward, Jamestown, "Wis. Tread-power
Kilbourn, Joseph K., Brixton, county of Surrey, and G. Fossick, Stockton-on-Tees, county?
of Durham, England. Steering-gear for ships .-5
Kilbourne, James, Columbus, Ohio. Sink
Kilburn, John, Lowell, Mass. Spindle-bearing
Kilburn, John, Lowell, Mass. Spindle-bearing
Kilbum, .lohn, Lowell, Mass. Spindle-bearing
Kilgore, IraB., San Jos6, Cal. Side-bill plow
Kiliau. "Wilhelm, Berlin, assignor to Gebr. Stollwerck, Cologne-on-the-Ehine, Germany,
Machine for shaping plastic materials \.
Killer, John. (See Long and Killer.)
Killing, Fritz. (See "Wamich, Johann, assignor.)
Killion, Michael J. (See Milligan and Killion.)
Killough, John N., Aurora, Tex. Machine for stretching and removing fence-wires
Kilmer, Irving A. and M. D., Schenectady, N. Y. Manufacture of compound wire
Kilmer, Melvin D. (See Kilmer, Irving A. and M. D.)
KUpatrick, "Worth, Connellsville, and 0. M. Johnston, Brownsville, Pa. Burial-casket . . .
Kilroy, John 0., Albany, N. Y. Tobacco-pipe
Kim, (jeorge M., Allegheny, Pa. Fire-escape
Kimball, Alonzo. New York, N. Y. Pin-ticket
Kimball, Charles M. (See Kimball, Ephraim M. and C. M.)
Kimball, Ephraim M. and CM., Toledo, Ohio. Motor
Kimball, George E., Franklin, Mass. Bib
Kimball, Lavirgne J. (See Masters and Kimball.)
Kimball, Samuel P., Woodstock, Ohio. Nut-lock 291,913
Kimball, "Walter J, (See Hayes and Kimball.)
Kimball, William H. (See Jfartine, Charles F.. assignor.)
Kimball, "William "W. (See Hessler, Jacob, assignor. )
Kimberly, Eobert L., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to American Matrix Machine Company,? gn-
nf "N"ftw York. "Ma.cbine for makiinr inatricAS Cl '
No.
Date.
303,248
301,243
300,872
21:2.919
303,022
295.409
298,094
300,613
300,983
290.754
206,755
306.624
302,341
296,183
291.743
309,468
290.319
: 02 413
292 823
301,244
291,522
298.985
i,878
of New York. Machine for making matrices
Kimberly, Eobert L., Philadelphia, Pa., as.signor to American Matrix Machine Company,? one 074
New York, N. Y. Machine for making matrices '.$ •^•"'1'"*
Kimble, Samuel, Manhattan, Kans. Pipe-coupling 301,900
Kimble, Smith "W., Denver. Colo. Eock-drilling machine 30-2,342
Kimmei, "William, Milton, Ind. Gang-plow canting device 300,614
Kimmel, "William, Cambridge City, Ind. Eeaper attachment for traction-engines 303,860
Kirapfel, Frank. (See Quinan, Kimpfel, and Olsen.)
Kimplen, Cornelius, assignor to himself and North "Western Fertilizing Company, Chicago,
111. Press : ' 292,920
Kincaid, Frank G., Somervillo, and C. A. Chandler, East Bridgewater, Mass. Faucet- j
socket 291,603
Kincaid, William, Oakland, Cal. Steam-boiler 1 308,677
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June 3
Apr. 29
July 15
July 8
Apr. 1
Nov. 4
Aug. 5
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Official
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Apr. 29
June 24
Oct. 21
Oct. 28
Dec. 30
Jan. 29
Nov. 4
Jan. 8
Mar. 25
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Oct. 28
Dec. 9
.Tan. 1
Sept. Ifi
Jan. 22
July 8
Nov. 25
July 29
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Aug. 5
July 1
June 24
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Mar, 18
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June 24
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Feli. 5
July 1
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May 20
Jan. 15
Mar. 25
Apr. 15
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Dec. 2
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?437
1189
959
341
184
358
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1897
1051
1691
18.32
2087
321
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1817
1082
319
1550
440
53
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1531
550
1309
2290
54
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217
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175
184
1349
164
1426
1897
1086
1087
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1624
342
920
1187
525
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327
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1718 470
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218 58
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1284
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1069
1625
1430
1240
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Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
1()1
Name, I'csitlciicc, and invention.
Kinch, IraS., JJcw York, asRi^nor of onohalf toT. F. A ttix, Brooklyn, T^.T.
apparatus .
Educational
KindWade, Bennett, Batavia. HI. Roll,r-sl;ate
Kinder, Arthur H., assignor to A S. B;irn(s, Boston, Mass. Electric implement
Kinder, Jnliua. Brooklyn, assignor of onc-lialf to E. W. Gesawein, New York, N. Y. Orna-
mental chain
King, Ahsalom, Wawpeoong, Ind. Gate
Kins, Alfred E. (See Kinir, Annon H. and A. E.)
King, Armon H., and A. E., Clayvilli-. X. Y. Hay elevator and carrier
King, Bl.anch C. {See Page, Joel H., nssiiiiov.)
King, Charles A., Meridin, Conn. Slailiiiio for turning gun-barrels and other articles of
irregular form
King, Charles W.. Manchester, and A. Cliff, London, assignors to P. M. Justice, Chancery
Lane, London, Enghind. Gas engine
King, Chester S., Snictlii)orf. Pa. Gas-regulator
King Drill Comp.any. (See King, Jacob. .ns<ignor.)
King, Frank. (See Beenuui, Taylor, and King.)
King, Frcdeiiek TV., Farmington, Iowa. Halitncod stack-roof
King, George P., St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada, a.ssignor to A. Bourn, Detroit, Mich. Car-
wheel
King. Henry W., Canaan, assignor to himself, and T. S. Smith, Canaan Four Corners, N. Y.
Thill-coupling
King, Hezckiah 0., assignor of one-half to Briggs, Mills & Co., Greenville, S. C. Cotton-i
press j
King, J. L. (See Eus.sell, Dennis L., assignor.)
King, Jacob, assignor to King Diill Coni])any, Logansport, Ind. Combined gage-wheel
and caster for grain-drills
King, Jacob C, York, Pa. Automatic grain-metor
King, James M.. Enchester. N. T. Cockle-separator
King, Jeremiah J., New York, N. Y. Ball-trap
King, John A., St. Louis, Mo. Tonlhaiidle
King, Julia A.. Chicago. HI. Leggin
King, Julius. Cleveland, Oliio. Tiial-Iens
King, Lurauus F. (Sie Guyer and King.)
King, Obed H., Hougliton. Iowa. Hay-pitcher
King, Osman S., Paincsville, Ohio. Car-coiinUng
King, P. J., et ah C^ee Norton. James A., a.-is'gnnr.)
King. Peder O., Valley City, D.ak. Ter. Cnniliiiiatiin tool for carpenters
King, Peter 0.. and A. M. CaiNon. Valley City, Dak. Ter. Scrubber
King, Theodore E. (See Hammond and King.)
King, Theodore E.. "Westport. Conn. Vise altailimont
King, Thomas, and R. Wilson. London, county of Middlesex, England. Apparatus for
printing, numbering, and delivering tickets
King, Thomas S. (See lilaine, George E.. assignor.)
King, W. Haskell, Athol. Mass. Sash-lialaiice
King, William A. (See Krehs, John T.. assignor.^
King, AVilliara H. (See Seeley, David W. and W. W , assignors.)
King, AVilliam H., Little Silver, N. J. Land-marker
King. William T., Grand Rapids, Wis. Ear-giL-ird
Kingsbury, Addi.'son, South Coventry, Conn. Pitsting-niarliine
Kingsbury, David B.. Raviuma. Ohio. Weatlier-stiip
Kingsbury. Fied B., et al. (Si-o llob.son ami Barley, assignors.)
Kingsley, Albert E., Sa<'caraiipa, Me. Belt cleaner
KingsleV, George L. (See Kingslev, Willi'v J. P. and G. L.)
King.sley, Willey J. P. and G. L., Rome. N! Y. Thermostat
Kingston, Edward S.. Htica. N. Y. Halving pattei ns for metal lasts
King.ston, P.aul. Hastings. Minn. Exteii'^ible fire-escape
Kinley, Joseph R. (See Dunbai- and Kinley.)
Kinne, Da\id B., Rochester, N. Y. Wagon -jack
Kinne, Porter S. (See Sand ford and Kinne.)
Kinney, Francis S., New Brighton, N. Y. Cigare.tteca.se
Kinney, Frank, and W. Tanueliill, Znnesville, Ohio. Revolving sulk y-scra])er
Kinney, James, Cumberland, Wis. Bob-sled
"■ " ' ~ - - . — g,pjj,,|
Saw-swage
assignor.)
Mold for making white-metal ca.stings
Kinney, James, Cumberland, AVis.
Kinney, Simon. San Francisco, Cal.
Kin.sey, Oliver. (See Lee. Tliomas.
Kinsley. John R.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
No.
.■?09,
2!)!),
295,
nfi4
799
652
303,
307,
299,
293
773
800
297,418
293.
299,
304,
300,
309,
307,
179
801
828
321
4r,9
858
309
:(flt,
293,
304
8.-.9
037
039
K54
(;33
475
841
307,
307,
303,
294,
303,
303
308,
205
774
861
634
647
226
773
295,254
:m2.
31)6
301,
299,403
303
299,
294,
862
050
,635
300,984
291
301
303,
307,
297,
309, (
201
129
863
9.58
698
Kiuslev, William B., Stouiihton, Mass. Gage for goring slioe-nppers
Kinsley. William B.. Stoughton. Mass. (iage for goring .shoe-uppers
Kintz, 'George A., Cliicago. 111. Bottle-filling device
Kinzel, George -T.. Knoxville. Tenn. Railway-tra<dv clearer
Kinzer, .Tacob. Pittsburg, Pa. Pin for venting cores
'-'97
.302,:
308,:
297.(
300.'
629
Kinsley, Owen, Clinton, Iowa. Lumber- wagon i 296.019
998
'i69
(64
607
4P0
Kinzer, Jacob, Pittsburg, Pa. Sand-sifting machine I 300,481
Kinzer, Jacob, Pitt.sbnrg, Pa. S.ind-molding ma hine '300,482
Kip. Frederick E. (See Van Riper and Kip.)
Kiper, Charles, Atchison, Kans. Harness
Kipper, Emil. Adams, Mass. Process of and apparatus for making solid rings of plastic
compounds -
Kipper, Emil, Adams, Mass. Cutting sheets of zylonitc and other plastic compounds from
a cylindrical block ,--
Kipper, Emil, and J. B. Edson, Adams, Mass. Manufacture of brush-bodies, &c., from
pvToxyline compounds j
Kiralfy, Imre, New York, N. Y. Adjustable proscenium |
Kirby, Adam C, New Lebanon, assignor of one-half to H. D. Jones, East Chatham, N. Y. i
Road and field scraper
Kirby, John M.. assignor of one-half to R. T. Sloan, Pacolett, S. C. Horse-detacher
Kirby, Josiah, Cincinnati. Ohio. Bung
Kirby, Philip, assignor of one-half to H. D. Lowery, MountSavage, Md. Churn
Kirby. William, Bvhalia. Miss. Saw-guide
Kirchhotr, James W. (See Kirchhoti', William P. and J. W.)
Kirchhoff, James W, and W. P., Ne-yy Orleans, La. Caudy-roUing table ,,
11 PAT
298,590
299,802
299,803
Date.
299.804
297,813
304.7.37
302,001
292.826
309.470
307,554
Dec. 9
June 3
Mar. 25
Aug. 12
Nov. 11
June 3
Apr. 22
Feb. 5
Juno 3
Sept. 9
June 10
Dec. 16
Nov. 11
Dec. 30
Sept. 9
Feb. 5
Sipt. 2
Mar. 4
Feb. 12
Apr. 15
Oct. 28
Nov. 11
Aug. 19
Mar. 4
Aug. 19
Aug. 5
Dec. 2
Mar. 18
July 29
Oct. 21
July 8
May 27
Aug. 19
June 3
Mar. 4
June 24
Jan. 1
Julv 1
Aug. 19
Nov. II
Apr. 29
Dec. 23
Apr. 1
May 6
July 29
Nov. 25
Apr. 29
June 17
June 17
June 17
May 13
June 3
Monthly
volume.
304,655
652
379
1667
517
476
380
1922
520
381
698
1056
1188
585
1707
856
321
477
358
905
1190
1551
477
1241
358
979
430
270
1160
21.53
10.52
551
1810
1242
197
359
1898
237
74
1243
710
2310
1408
156
49
1932
12,36
2182
1265
1266
1267
787
382
Juno 3 384
June 3
Apr. 59
Sept. 9
July 15
Feb. 5
Dec. 16
Nov. 4
173
97
462
142
131
97
525
138
97
191
286
321
161
162
462
232
89
132
99
245
334
415
131
341
100
267
117
71
C320
^321
591
278
150
520
341
50
100
522
66
18,19
342
195
628
381
45
12
530
338
596
347
347
(347
J 348
221
98
98
386
2439
592
1190
60
1189
184
Sept, 3 1 478
667
162
327
16
3B1
51
132
Official
Gazette.
27
27
27
27
27
27
28
28
26
29
29
28
829
993
1149
556
466
993
379
532
994
955
1126
937
485
1056
985
501
905
890
607
239
311
466
696
890
647
535
747
1049
418
212
108
894
696
956
890
1294
43
16
696
511
458
984
32
.537
380
628
434
1174
1174
1174
683
994
994
994
482
934
2.32
4.54
937
404
90fi
162
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alpliabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Kirclihoff, William P. (See Kirohhoff, James "W. and W. P.)
Kiichhoff, William P. and J. W., New Orleans, La. Process of and apparatus for the
manufacture of confectionery
Kirchner, Frank I. (See Kirchner, Joseph A. and F. I.)
Kirchner, Joseph A. and F. I., Allegheny, Pa. Neckscaif
Kirk, Alva H., Minneapolis, Minn. Cij;av-cntter
Kirk, Alva H., and W. J. Fender, Minneapolis, Minn. Device for converting motion
Kirk, Hyland C, J. T. Brayton, H.-Il. AVader, and M. Oiilehen, Geneva, N. T. Magnify-}
ing device for thermometers 5
Kirk, Isaac, Warren, Ohio. Heating apparatus , -
Kirk, Isaac, "Warren, Ohio. Self-dumping car and platform for mines
Kirk, Joseph H., Brady, assignor to him.self and M. A. Kirk, Bellefoute, Pa. Bob-sled
Kirk, Miles A. (See Kirk, Joseph H., assignor.)
Kirk & Starr et al. (See Schubiger, Benjamin A., assignor.)
Kirkbride, Frederick L., Wyandotte, Kans., assignor of oue-half to W. C. Duvall, Kansas
City, Mo. Vehicle-wheel
Kirkiiam, Charles H. (See Peck, Charles, assignor.)
Kirkpatrick, Edward C. D., Camden, N. J. Folding table
Kirkpati'ick, (Jilbert A., Canton, Mo. Car-conpling
Kirkpatrick, John C. (See Kiikpatrick, Thomas (J., as.signor.)
Kirkpatrick. Thomas G., Leechburg, assignor to himself and J. C. Kiikjjatrick, Pittsburg,
Pa. Gas-f iiinace for metalliirgic puiposes
Kirkpatrick, Thomas G., Leechburg. assignor to himself and J. C. Kirkpatrick, Pittsburg,
Pa. Regenerator- furnace for use of iiatuial gas •-
Kirkwood, Joel, Manzy, Ind. Check-row corn-planter
Kirkwood, Thomas, Chicago, 111. Furnace-grate
Kirkwood, Thomas, Chicago, 111. Grate
Kirsten, Julius, New York, N. Y. Confectioner's ornamenting-tube
Kirtland, Charles E., Milwaukee, Wis. Device for ascertaining the variation of compasses.
Kiser, Samuel. (See Shelley and Kiser.)
Kiser, William S., Albion, Ind. Tax, interest, and percentage calculator
Kissel, Albert, assignor to C. Zimmer, Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany. Hardening or
improving resins of all kinds
Kissell, Emanuel M., assignor of one-half to P. P. Mast & Co., Springfield, Ohio. Fertilizer-
No.
309,720
Kistler, Casper, Sterling, 111. Dust-proof cap for watches
Kistler, Willoughbay F., asslgnorof one-fourth to W.E. Denning, Cleveland, Ohio,
sifter .
Flour-
Kitchell, Oscar, Valparaiso, Ind. Egg-beater
Kites, William D., Russell, and E. D, Fillio, Dalton, Mass. Apparatus for and piocess of
tub-sizing, air-drying, and calendering paper in a continuous web .
Kitson, George L. (See Philips and Kitson.)
Kitson, George L., assignor to W. J. Philips, Philadelphia, Pa. Coupling for electric wires .
Kitson, George L., as.signor to Bi-nedict & Burnham Manufacturing Company, Waterbuiy,
Conn. Device for transmitting power
Kitson, John H. (See Parsons and Kitson.)
Kitson Machine Company. (See Kitson, Richard, assignor.)
Kitson, Richard, assignor to Kitson Machine Company, Lowell, Mass. Cotton lap
Kitton, John C, assignor of one-half to J. 0. B. Gunn, San Francisco, Cal. Pipe-joint and
couplii
Kittredge, James R. (See Coburn, John G., assignor.)
Kitzmiller, Frank E. , Piqua, Ohio. Hitching-strap holder
Kivley, Gilbert 0., Lac Qui Parle, Minn. Broadcast-seeder
Kizer, William R., Hammond, 111. Weather-strip
Kjobenhavns Hesteskofabrik. (See Andersen, Anders, assignor.)
Klaeser, William, and F. Sell. Milwaukee, Wis. Cat.le-car
Klahr, H. J., et at. (See Atkins, George W., assignor.)
Klar, Jacob, Rodney, Miss. Desk
Kleber, Henry, et al. (See Gibson, George, assignor.)
Kleber, Ida, et al. (See Gibson, George, assignor.)
Kleber, Louis, et al. (See Gibson, George, assignor.)
Kleemann, Fritz, Schoningen, Brunswick, Germany. Filtering and decolorizing sngar-
liquors, sirups, and saccharine juices
Kleffman, Peter, Detroit, Mich. Door-mat
Klein, John M., San Francisco. Cal. Pin for electric insulators
Klein, John S., Oil City, Pa. Device for beating oil
Klein, Josef, Ne'w York, N. Y. Scaffold and fire-escape
Klein, Philip H., Jr., assignor to Bergmann & Co., New York, N. Y. Electrir-lislit fixtuie
Klein, Philip H., Jr., assignor to Bergmann & Co., New Yoik, N. Y. Reliector for incan-
descent lamps
Kleineick, Hugo, Newaik, N. J. Violin-case
Kleinert, Isaac B. . New York, N. Y. Joining^rubber fabrics
Klemroth, Edgar H. and J. H., Philadelphia, Pa. Nut-lock
Klemioth, John H. (See Klemroth, Edgar H. and J. H.)
Klenha, Wesley, Chicago, 111. Hinge-plate for sewing-machine covers
Kletzker, Alhei t J. (See Court and Kletzker.)
Kletzker, Albert J.. New York, N. Y., and C. H. Court, Jersey City, N. J.; said Court
assignor of one-half to said Kletzker. Fountain-pen
Kline, Effenger R. (See Baldwin and Kline.)
Kline, Lewis A., North Plain field, N. J. Cover for preserve cans and jars
Kline, Silas W., Constantino, Mich. Egg-carrier
Kline, William. (See Wagner, (Christopher H., assignor.)
Kline, William J. (See Ray, John C, assignor.)
Klinefelter, Amos N., et al. (See MoiTisey, James F., assignor.)
Klinger, Joseph, Cleveland, Ohio. Ballot-box
Klinker, Wesley, Union Mills Iowa. Hay-.stacker
Kloffenstein, John C. (See Kiichbaum, John G., assignor.)
Kloh, William, et al. (See Krudewig, Mathias, assignor.)
Klopfer, Lorenz, Munich. Gei-many. Coloring and bronzing leather
Klopp, Moses J., and .J. 0. Therien, Minneapolis, Minn. Vehicle-axle
Kloss, Robert, Shabouier, 111. Colter
Klotts, Frank D., assignor of one-half to S. R. Klotts, Columbus, Ohio. Cigar-machine
Klotts, Samuel R. (See Klotts, Frank D., assignor.)
Klotz, Jficob P„ Toledo, Ohjo, Lamp-chimney rack , ,..
309.719
9n:i..seo
302.20".
307,775
302.913
30-J,914
2n4,883
298 591
292,657
29(i,7.56
308,564
:t08..''-B5
308 173
299,1411
299.147
299.228
297.419
292,658
303,436
2 '2.320
3"0.088
309.06.1
308,901
305,824
295,559
305,931
292,921
302,343
305,082
304,656
292,120
296,842
297,940
.302.739
304.433
297.699
.306,^37
292.321
297.269
305.200
308,077
298.095
307,722
308,264
297,420
307, .5.55
303,294
295,560
304,270
295,653
301,725
296,335
309,860
303,295
Date.
Dec. 23
Dec. 23
Feb. 12
July 22
Nov. 11
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Mar. 11
May 13
Jan. 29
Apr. 15
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
Nov. 18
May 27
May 27
May 27
Apr. 22
Jan. 29
Aug. 12
Jan. 22
June 10
Deo. 9
Dec. 9
Sept. 30
Mar. 25
Sept. 30
Feb. 5
July 22
Sept. 16
Sept. 2
Jan. 15
Apr. 15
Apr. 29
July 29
Sept. 2
Apr. 29
Oct. 21
Jan. 22
Apr. 22
Sept. 16
Nov. 18
May 6
Nov. 4
Nov. 18
Apr. 22
Nov. 4
Aug. 12
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
p.
1516
1514
1022
1517
478
45
46
668
788
2088
1088
1514
1.517
970
1494
1494
1588
1924
2089
693
1639
739
653
441
2014
1550
2147
178
1627
1031
479
1378
1191
2593
2153
185
2312
10.53
1641
1739
1198
857
164
399
1102
1926
185
519
Mar. 25 1551
Aug. 26 1785
Mar. 25 I 16(18
July 8 1 835
Apr. 8 i .560
Dec. 30 1708
Aug. 12
521
fi
412
419
281
420
:i31
' 132
14
15
180
221
581
306
412
413
266
429
429
4.57
526
581
459
200
173
117
558
430
596
447
282
133
386
334
711
55
f29
278
459
472
328
234
42
110
,300
526
51
142
430
487
228
1.56
462
142
29
29
26
28
1 29
28
28
26
27
26
27
29
29
29
27
27
27
27
26
28
26
27
29
29
28
26
28
26
28
28
28
26
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27
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28
27
29
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27
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29
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphahetical list of patentees — Continued.
163
Name, resldeace, and invention.
No.
Bate.
Monthly-
volume.
a,
Official
Gazette.
Ph
Grape-crush-
Klneber, Louis. (See Gallinowaky, Hugo, assignor.)
Klug, Herman. (See Bueniug and Klug.)
Klunipp, Jakob B., assignor ofone-balf to W. E. T. Maerz, Kansas City, Mo.
ing machine
Klutts. Leonard P. (See Burks and Klutts.)
Kiiaffl. Louis. Vienna, Austria-Hungary, assignor to T. M. Schleier, Nashville, Tenn. Mann-
facturing glass
Knagge, .Tohn T.. assignor of one-half to G. Herzog, Cincinnati, Ohio. Pencil-sharpener..
Knapp, Charles J., Deposit. N. Y. R.ail way-ticket
Knapp, Charles L. (See Knapp, William H., assignor.)
Knapp, CliarlesR., San Fiancisco. Cat. Vacuiuii-press TfrrcOTJitor
Knapp, Edward, assignor of two-thiids to G. I). Barnard, St. Louis, Mo. Ruling-machine.
Knapp, (Jcorge W., Baltimore, Md. Macliine for forming taper tubes
Knapp, George W., Baltimore, Md. Attaching handles to sheet-metal ware
Knapp, George W., Baltimore, Md. Perforated plate for kitchen-safes
Knapp. Jacob. Cincinnati, Ohio. Shifting-rail for vehicles
Knapp, John H., New York, N. T. Lead and ciayon holder
~ ~ ' ' Watch-chain charm
Lock
Faucet.
307,470
29.5,410
300.37,5
304,529
293,33,5
301,002
209,404
304,938
307,959
294,788
29.5,497
303.864
299.805
292,233
304,829
299,989
307,960
Knauer, Cyrus A., Pottstown, Pa. Fire-escape 292,322
Knauer, Louis, Mendota, HI. Corn-sheller 307,310
Knapp, John H., New York N. Y.
Knapp, John J., Richland, W. Va.
Knapp, .fudson N., S.^Tacuse, N. Y.
Knapp, Robert I., Half Moon Bay, Cal. Metal-shearing machine .
Knapp, William H., Galesburg, Mich. Reel-rake
Knapii. William H., assignor of one-half to C. L. Knapp, New Haven, Conn.
stand .
Garmcnt-
Knauss, Levi J., and G. W. Hinkle, Mendon, Mich. Harness-bridle 299,806
Knauth & Co. (See Geisler, Robert, assignor.)
Kueedler, John A., Grant, Pa. Plow T
Knickenbacker, Thomas A. (See Hughes, Robert, assignor.)
Knickerbocker Company. (See Mor.«ip, Orville M., assignor.)
Knickerbocker Company. (See Shuttleworth and Morse, assignors.)
Knickerbocker, John H., Lafayette, Ind. Grain cleaner and separator
Knight, Charles L.. Cincinnati, Ohio. Cutter-lcnife for excel.sioi-machines
Knight, Edgar, Bridgeport, Conn., assignor to S. P. Stoddard, trustee. New York, N. Y.
Hasp lock
Knight, Edwin F., Olney, HI. Band-cutter and feeder for thrashing-machines
Knisht, Erastus G., et al. (See Smith, Albert B., assignor.)
Knight. George H. (See Parkhurst, Darius, .assignor.)
Knight, J. Lee. Topeka, Kans. Seeding-machine
Knight, John (j., assignor of one-half to Meriden Malleable Iron Company, Merideu, Conn.
Extension-chandelier
Knight, John K., New York, N. Y., assignor to W. H. Baker. Railway block signal
Knight, Luther, New Haven, Conn. Pipe-cutter
Kniglit, Marg.aret E., Ashland, Mass. Clasp
Knight, Mark N., Skowhegan, Me. Scalfol ding-bracket
Knight, Octavius. (See Mason, George W., assignor.)
Knight, Thomas L, New York, N. Y. Gangway for ships
Knieht, Walter H., New York, N. Y. Telephone-exchange. system
Knight, W.alter H., New York, N. Y. Electric railway
Knight, Walter H., Cleveland, Ohio. Electric railway
Knight, AVilliara C. (See Oldroyd, Thomas, assignor.)
Knight, William H. H., assignor to Barber Asphalc Paving Company, Washington, D. C.
Asphalt-mixing machine
Knight, William H. H., assignor to G. B. Abrams, Washington, D. C. Mixing-machine
for asphalt, concrete, &c
Knipe, William A., Haverhill, Mass. Sole-edge trimmer
Knoche, John, Clancey, Mont. Ter. Amalgamator
Knoll, Jonas L. (See Shanaman, John, assignor.)
Knoop, Josiah, Casstown, Ohio. Gr.iin-harvesting machine
Knorp, Albert F., San Francisco, Cal. Hydraulic elevator
Knorr, J acob F., Orange, N. J. Hame
Knorr, Ludwig, Erlangen, assignor to Farbwerke, vormals Meister. Lucius & Briining,
Hochst-on-the-Main, Germany. Preparation of dimethyl-phenyl-oxypyrazol
Knott, John, Madison. Ga. Cotton-condenser -
Knous, John, Hartford, Conn., assignor to Pope Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass.
Velocipede -
Knowles, Edward R., assignor of one-half to E. A. Brooks, Brooklyn, N. Y. Storage-bat-
tery
Knowles, Edward R., Brooklyn, N. Y., and F. E. Idell, Hoboken, N. J., assignors to Con-
solidated Electric Light Comp.any, of New York. Dynamo-electric machine
Knowles Edward R., Brooldyn, N. Y., and F. E. Idell, Hoboken, N. J., assignors to Con-
solidated Electric Light Company, of New York. Incandescent electric lamp
Knowles, Henry. Woodville, eonnty of Leicester, England. Kiln for burning bricks, &c.
Knowles, Jacob H., Lawrence, Mass. Ice-plow
Knowles, James, New York, assignor to I. M. Avery, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mechanical move-
ment
291,359
.306,160
298,211
292,323
30.-, 394
Knowles, Lucius J., Worcester, Mass. Shaft-bearing for looms
Knowles, Thomas B., Toledo, assignor of one-third to R. Motfett, Cleveland, Ohio. Ink-
stand
Knowlton, Charles H. (See Furlmsh, Knowlton, and Meyer.)
Knowlton. Charles H., and B. F. Meyer, Camden. N. J., assignors to M. A. and 0. A. Fur-
bush. Philadelphia, Pa. Loom picking mechanism
Knowlton, Daniel C. (See Haynes, Cornelius E., assignor.)
Knowlton, Daniel C, Boston, Mass. Shoe-nail
Knowlton, Edward R. (See Bissell, Albert A., assignor.)
Knowlton, Edward R., f.t al. (See Case, George, assignor.)
Koowlton, WJlli.am A., Rockford, HI- Horse hay-rake ...,.,,, , ,.,,,..,.,..
306,161
295,020
291,300
302,145
300,692
293,040
298,212
302,344
305,731
305,694
293,180
307,471
303,865
309,148
296,843
302 003
295,924
307,399
.305,695
307,120
291,850
292,121
292,324
302,413
298,213
302,499
300,483
291,604
306,260
310,161
304,738
Nov. 4
Mar. 18
June 17
Sept. 2
Feb. 12
July 15
May 27
Sept. 9
Nov. 11
Mar. 11
Mar. 18
Aug. 19
June 3
Jan. 22
Sept. 9
June 10
Nov. 11
Jan. 22
Oct. 28
June 3
Jaon. 1
Oct. 7
May 6
Jan. 22
Sept. 16
Oct. 7
Mar. 11
Jan. 1
July 15
OcK 14
Feb. 5
May 6
.July 22
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Feb. 5
Nov. 4
Aug. 19
Dec. 9
Apr. 15
July 15
Apr. 1
Oct. 28
Sept. 23
Oct. 28
Jan. 8
Jan. 15
Jan. 22
July 22
May 6
July 22
June 17
Jan. 8
Oct. 7
Dec. 30
Sept. 9
72
1350
1135
319
733
1191
1811
858
711
540
1461
1244
337
1532
699
614
712
1642
1692
388
420
170
323
1643
1434
173
848
421
1356
857
322
324
1628
1880
1824
522
73
1244
758
1192
1192
40
1819
1825
1450
1048
1379
1644
1718
326
1827
1269
752
18
309
89
195
328
521
232
196
150
402
342
98
429
191
( 165
\U6
196
459
(4.53
^4.54
99
119
46,47
84
459
396
397
47
232
:ii9
120
375
226
89
84,85
448
525
508
139
19
342
204
C334
) 335
328
11
509
387
293
386
460
471
85
501
1348
t349
212
299 80,81 29
29
26
27
28
26
28
27
28
29
26
26
28
27
26
28
5 27
26
29
28
29
}27
28
27
26
28
27
28
1 27
26
2083
.559
593 i 162
29
28
384
1086
11.50
875
575
232
894
985
.511
928
1107
696
995
296
955
1047
512
310
337
995
77
31
587
316
1095
31
981
77
264
165
501
587
319
11 P5
1173
533
384
696
850
240
233
10
3,58
1174
292
193
265
316
337
587
355
1174
141
55
1127
934
164
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Knox, Frank A., 'Woodland, Cnl. Key-tas
Knox, Friinlc A., "Wnndland. Cal. Two-wlieeled vcliirle
Knox, Jolin L. L., Allegheny, Pa. Method of and tool for blast ins rocli
Knox, -Tosiali H".. Evansville, lud. Bier or coffin stool
Knox, Melviu W., Sheridan, assignor of one-half to A. M. Sanndeis, llambuig, N. Y. Self-^
l)inclin<r harvester 5
Knox, Salathiel H. (See Mendenhall. James E., assignor.)
Knox, William C. (See llankin and Knox.)
Knndson, A. A. (Sei- Horne. George "W"., assignor.)
Knndson, Adolplnis A., Broolclyn, N. T. Meclinnical telephone..
Knndson, Adolphn>» A., Brooklyn, assignor to "\Tc?tern TJuiou Telegraph Company, New
York, N. Y. Unison apparatus for printing-telegraphs .'-
Kohle, Samuel H., Hickman Mills, Mo. Grain-drill
Koch, Ambrose E., assignor of one-hnlf to D. Korh, Electwood, Pa. Nut-lock
Koch, Daniel. (See Koch, Ambrose E.. assisiior )
Koch, Ernest. San Francisco, Cal. Concentrator
Koch, Jacob A., Sandusky, Ohio. Step-bidder
Koch, Moris F., New York. N. Y. Antomatic gr.iin scale and register
Koch, Morris F. (See Bedford. Joseph T., assignor.)
Koch^ Philippe, Nensson the-Ehine, Germany, assignor to N. Godes, Preston, Iowa.
Belt-
fastener
Koch, "William, Lawrencebnrg. Tnd. Cnster
Koch, "William, New York, N, Y. nobliin for the shuttles of sewing-machines
Koi'berle, John M , Philadelphia, Pa. Hod for saw-frames
Koebig. Julius, et al. (Sc^ Roseis. Augnstus .T.. assignor.)
Koefoed, Albert H. (See Stillmnn and Knefoed.)
Koehler, Conrad A., Brooklyn, N. Y., and C. Vogel, Fort Lee, N. J. Instrument for at-
taching buttons
Koeller, Hermann H., St. Louis. Mo. Gr.nin-drill
Koenigsberg. Joseph. (See Hinnner, Vilalis assignor.)
Knepfer, Herman. (See Koepfer, Pirmin ,Tnd H.)
Koepfer. T'irmin and H., Fond-dn-Lac, "Wis. Bob-.slcd
Kohl, Friedrich, Vienna, AustTia-Hiingary. Kitchen-stove plate
Kobler, Edward, assignor to Kohler Sewing Machine Manufacturing Company, Sau Fran-?
Cisco, Cal. Sewing-machine ^
Kohler, Elias, York, Pa. Measuring-scoop
Kohler, Frederick E., Canton, Ohio. Horse-rake
No.
2!17.270
ao.-i.v.-is
2!)l.(i(iri
2!11 CO.-)
30(i,49C
300,713
304,007
304.830
202.234
300.484
301 7^G
306,75:i
Date.
Monthly
volume.
ft
Apr. 22 ; 1740
Aug. 19 : 1083
754
753
Jan
Jan
I
Oct. 14
June 17
Aug. 26
Sept. 9
Jan. 22
June 17
July 8
Oct. 21
Official
Gazette.
473
297
212
212
595
291.202 1 Jan. 1
300.7.^2 June 24
308.078
292,494
Nov.
Jan.
292.437 Jan. 22
292.235 Jan. 22
Kohler Sewing Machine Manufacturing Coinpanv. (Sec Kobler, Edward, assignor.)
Kohn, Ignaz. New York. N. Y. Whiffletme-hook
Kohn, Jacob & Josef. (See Kohn, Sigmund, assignor.)
Kohn, Jacob W., New.ark, N. .T. Lock-strike ■-
Kobn, .Tacob W., Newark. N. J. Alnnu-lock
Kohn. Sigmund, as.signor to J. & .T. Kohn, Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Chair-leg fastener.
Kohnle, Lawrence B., and W. B. Hamilton, assignors to J. Irvine, Lima, Ohio. Bolting-
chest .
Koken, Charles E., St. Louis, Mo. Gilding glass signs and In! lels
Kokemot, Alexander B., New Orleans, La. M.arine propelling-wheel
Kolh, Edward, Lockport. N. Y. Corn-planter and fertilizer-distributer
Kolb, John H., assiL'nor of one-third to W. J. Mathcsoii, Brooklyn, N. Y. Appar.itus for
the separation of tin from tin-scrap
Kolh, John H., Brooklyn, as.signor of one-third to "W. J. Matheson, New York, N. Y.
Method of and apparatus for concentrating nietnllic and other .salts
Ko'llierg. Fredrick L., assignor of one-half to J. Bee, Chicago, 111. Boiler-flue expander
and cutter
291,744 .Tun. 8
3n(i,497 Oct. 14
301.000 June 24
1576
1439
701
1.534
1270
f30
942
ll58 j
27
28
26
26
29
432
397
<19l )
ll92 i
429
349
228
251
27
28
28
26
27
28
29
I
304. P39
301,727
Spt.
July
300.838 ; Oct. 21
298.861 !
308.078
296,336
238
i(;n3
858
1871
1801
1534
921
600
1997
859
837
10.54
66 1 26
455 ' 27
234 ! 29
522 26
I 501 26
430 26
258 1 2fi
1.59 I 29
28
28
295.561
2"9.148
?0T.-inn
294,036
308,902
308,903
301,130
Konefes, John H., Quincy, HI. Brick -machine 307,121
Koneman, "William A., and H. H. Scoville, Chicago, 111. Amnlgnmating apparatus 310, 0(12
Konetznv, Albert, New York, N. Y. Tteflector-support for candles 2"8,478
Kouig, Franz, Asti. It;ily. Apparatus for distilling 307,961
Konold. Henry. (See Striibel, .Joseph, assignor,)
Konrad. Franz, Zschieien, near Dresden, Saxony. Germany. Composition for fireproofing
fabrics
126
561
"May 20 1]:!1
Dec. 2
Apr. 8
Mar. 25 15.53
May 27 ' 14P5
Oct. 28 l."19
Mar. 4 300
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
July 1
Oct. 28
Koons, Gerow, St. Liuiis, Mo. Bntliing apparatus
Koons, Gerow, St. Louis, Mo. KeCrigeiator ,-
Koons, John H., ns^iixnor of one-tliii d to S- L. Lecron, Waynesborough, Pa. Thill-coupling.
Koons, John R.. Huntington Mills, Pa. Fire-escape
Kopcsay, Joseph, New York, N. Y. Carriage-door latch
Kopcsay, Joseph, New York, N. Y. Latch for carriace-doors
Kopf, John, assignor of one-half to T. B.Mills, Brooklyn, N. Y. Fishing-reel
Kopf, John, assignor of one-half to T. P>. Mills. Brooklyn, N. Y. Making fishing-reels
Koplin, Lebbeus A.. Akron, Ohio. Rein holder I
Korbel, Ernest, and L Kurz, New York, N. Y. Lock
Korf hage, Charles, assignor to "W. .7. Richardson. Brooklyn, N. Y. Fare-register
Korizek, Frank A , Milwaukee. "Wis. A^ehicle-top
Korn, George "W., New York, N. Y. Pocket-knife
Korn, George "W., New York, N. Y. Pocket-knife handle
Korte, Frank .1., Zanesville, Ohio. Feed-water he.ater
Kortiim. Charles, Berlin, Germany. Clamp for attaching ropes
Kosiol. Oswald J., Louisville, Ky. Screw-cutting die
Kosnialski. Antony. (See Voinberg and Kosmalski.)
Kossbiel, Charles, Cuero, Tex. Table •.
Kothe, August, Hanover, Prussia, Gennany. Remedy against dry rot and dampness in walls.
Kotzum, Jo.seph. Ocean Springs, Miss. Cooking .attacliuient for open fiiepl.Tces
Kraemer, Theophila F., New York, N. Y. Cover for upright pianos. (Reissue)
Kraetzer, Edwin J., Boston, Mass. Glove-fnstener
Kraft, Benjamin F., Reading, Pa. Mail-bag fastener
Krahenbeihl, Edward, and P. Rice, Allegheny, Pa. Covering for steam-boilers, pipes, and
other heated surfaces
Kram, Schuyler C. , Ciuci nn.ati. Ohio. Thenno-electrical pad
Kramer, Friedrich, St. Louis, Mo. Cap for wheel-hubs
Kramer, Marcus B. (See Dwor.sky, Kramer, and Phillips.) j
Kratz, Philip, Onawa, Iowa, En<i-gate ,,.. |
308.079
297.081
302 500
309.902
309.149
304.940
304.941
300.102
309,:t05
293,476
309,903
301,728
300.089
Dec.
May
Nov.
300,839
.306.840
293,889
294.392
297,941
307.902
307,055
3:'7.n03
10.4,50
300 021
309,231
293,7.52
310,140
291,361
Dec.
Apr.
July
Dec.
Dec.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Dec.
Feb.
Dec.
Jnly
June
Oct.
Oct.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
Nov.
Oct.
Nov.
Feb.
Sept.
Dec.
Feb.
Dec.
Jan.
2
15
22
30
9
9
9
7
16
12
30
8
10
21
21
19
4
29
11
21
11
2()
30
16
19 i
30 i
1 I
441
443
70
14.51.
19.59
659
713
127
1483
l.«38
1833
7.59
860
801
175
990
906
18.33
838
740
1055
10.55
1429
69
2594
715
1334
716
2032
2203
883
12.50
2003
420
117
117
19
(387
)38a
.526
186
196
410
501
493
205
233
233
48
202
245
I 493
I 229
200
279
279
I 395
17
711
196
29
29
197 J 29
.557 I 26
628
305,083 gept. 16 I 1032
234
.345
5.53
120
28
29
26
29
26
233
(228
J 229
279 i 29
I
318 1 27
34 29
156 27
431 I 26
430 27
490 29
101 26
29
29
28
[29
29
27
29
29
27
28
29
29
28
28
29
29
26
29
28
27
29
29
20
20
27
282 1 28
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
165
Alphahetical list of ])atentees — Continued.
Name, rosidoiice, ami invention.
Kraiis, noniian T. C, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to G. 15. Sanborn, Chicago, 111. Paper-
cuttini; niaeliino
Kraus, Josi'])li J., I'i^tsvillo. Wis. "Morli.sin^i-iniioliino
Kiaiiso, Albert, as.sisnor ot'one-lialf ti> S. Fe.\l. ildtt'alo, N. Y. Scliool-slato
Krause, Earnest, El I'aso, 'I'ex. Lift or elevator
Kranse, Enist J., Cjirlisb'. I"a. CiiolcinLT stove
Kraiise. Olto H., Ji-rsey City, N. J. I'liritvin;; snceliai-inc lii]niils
Krausliaar, Sannu'l, linll'alo, N. Y. Ve.Li'ctalilc slicer
Kraiitbeini. Richard J., Newark, N. J. Ticket junieli
Kroanier, James M., et al. (See Ruse, Riifns E., assignor.)
Krebs, John T., assignor to "W. A. King, Cleveland, Ohio. Lcatlier-siilitting macliine
Krehbiel, John, as.siguor to GloI)e Capsule Company, Detroit, Micli. Capsnic-niacliine
Krelibiel. Jolm, a-siguor to Globe Capsule Comiiauy and H. J. Milburn, Detroit, Mich.
Capsuh'-macliine
Krelibiel, Joliu, as.signor to Globe Capsule Company and H. J. Milburn, Detnrit, Mich.
Capsule-machine
Krehbiel. John, assignor to Globe Capsule Company and H. J. Milburn, Detroit, Mich.
Capsule-diying rack
Krelibiel, Joim, assignor to Globe Cajisule Company and H. J. Milburn, Detroit, Mich.
Capsule-machine
Krehliiel, John, assignor to Globe Capsule Company and H. J. Milburn, Detroit, Mich.
Capsule-machine
Krein, Franz. (See Toerper and Kiein.)
Kreischci', Jacob, Albnny, N. Y. Machine for cutting candies
Kreisel. Otto. Baltimore, Mil. Knit jacket
Krell, Emil F., assignor of three-fifths to 0. W. Owen, Detroit, Mich. Machine for making
glass insulators
Kieinontz, George, Newark, N. J. Collar-button
Kremcufz, George, Newark, N. J. Ear-ornament fastener
Kremer, Franklin \V., "W.adsworth, Oliio. Oatinealcutter
Kremer, Franklin W,, Wadsworth, Ohio. Injector
Kremer, Franklin W., Wadsworth. Ohio. In.jectoi-
Kremer, Julius A. (S^e Chambers, Daniel T.. as.<ignor.)
Krenson, Ciiarles P., Minister, 111. Wagon end-gate
Kress. Samuel F.. jreulerey, assignor to A. D. Cove. Hornby, N. Y. Wabble-saw
Kressler, .Tohn H., Han isburg. Pa. Rivet-heading machine
Kressl.v, Wilson, W.ashingtmi, Lehigh county. Pa. Foot-rest foi' velocipedes
Kriehliaum, John G., assignor of oue-h.ilf to J. C. Kloffeustein, Youngstown, Ohio. Kail-
way-tiack
Krickl. Gould & Co. (See Lang, AVilliain, assignor.)
Kriebel, Hosea K., assignnr of one-half to F. Light. Jr., West Point, Pa. Steam-boiler
Kriebel, Hosea K., West Point, Pa. Sliaft-coupling
Krieckhaus, Charles. (See Krieckhaus. Louis iind C.)
Krieckhaus, Louis and C , St. Louis. Mo. Folding crate
Krieg. William C. and J. T. Albin, Decatur, III. Washing-maohinG
Krieger, Andrew, Columbus, Ohio. Saw-tooth
Krieger, Andrew, a.ssignor to J. Ohleii, Columbus, Ohio. Saw-tooth-griudirrg machine
Krieger, Ferdinand, Milwaukee, Wis. Slicing-macliiue
Krier, Paul A., .and C. Madon. Clnca'.;o, 111. Reclining-chair
Krippendorf, Carl H. (SeeBieuer, Otto, assignor.)
Krippend<n-lf, Emile, and H. C. Marsh, Wood Haven, assignors to Lalaiice & Gro.^jean
Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y. Handle attachment for sheet-metal ves-
sels
No.
290,
30(1.
308,
206,
29ti.
3113
2!)G
309
184
'104
774
.')82
9t()
37(;
7.'i7
G30
D.ate.
Krippendnrff, Emile, "Woodha" en. and J. Cochran. New Lots, assignors to Lalance &Gros-
jeau Manufacturing Compan.v, New York, N. Y. Tea and colfeo pot
Krizik. Franz. (See Piette and Krizik.)
Krob, Louis, Z.anesville. Ohio. Eraser-case
Kroder, John. New York, N. Y. Curtain-pole tip
Kroeger, Henry, New York, N, Y. Pianoforte frame
Kroeschell Brothers. (See Bourgeois. David, assignor.)
Kioesing. August, assignor of one-half to E. G. Esi-henhorn, Berlin, Germany. Trunk
Kiog, Henry, Sr. Wa.shington. Mo. Folding box
Kroll. Joseph. (See Menke and Kroll.)
Kronbiegel-Collenbusch, Bruno, assignor to Dreyse & Colleubusch, Soemmerda, Prussia,
Germany. Electric railway-siguaiing apparatus
Kronenherg, Eilwnrd, Phihuielpiiin, Pa. Cartridge cutter and crimper
Kroog, Johaiin. Halle-oii-the-Saale. Prussia, Germany. Valve
Krouse, NHtlmniel A\'., Haysville, Pa. Fruit- jar
Krudewig. M^itbia.s. Fraukfort-on-the-Main. (jermany. assignor to himself, W. Kloh, and
I. Hymes. New York. N. Y. Smoke and g.as coiisuiuina i'urnace
Krueger, Theodore C. H., assignor to himself and J. G. Burney, Brady, Tex. Fleece-
bindi
Kruesi, John. Brooklyn, assignor to Electiic Tube Company, New York, N. Y. Electrical
conductor and connecting device therefor
Krug, J. Henry, assignor to E. Remington <fc Sons, Hion. N. Y. Magazine for fire-aims . . .
Krnger, AnthcJn O.. and C. Trim. Houghton, Mich. Sleigh -
Kriiger, Fritz, G. Tobias. Fiirstenberir-nn-the-Oiier, and E. Kegel, Leipsic, assignors to
Leipziger Anilin Fabrik. Beyer &. Kegel, Llndenau, Germany. Production of coloring-
matter from dinitrophenol . .'. 1 T-.
Krall, Louisa, et al. (See GifTord. Franklin, assignor.)
Knim, Charles L., Minneapolis. Minn. Beer-cooler
Krnpp, Artur, Berndorf. Austria-Hunsrnry. Smelting nickel and cobalt ores
Kruse, Charles. (See Weiss, Charles W., assignor.)
Kruse, Charles. (See Wei.ss, Louis T., assignor.)
Kruae, Frederick, St. Louis, Mo. Feed-reguLator
Kruse, Theodore, Lafayette, Tnd. Stove and furnace grate ■-
Krutzsch, Herman, assignor of one-half to St. Louis Iiou and Machine Works, St. Louis,
Mo. Air-compi es.sor
Krutzsch, William, assignor to Buckeye T; on and Brass Works, Dayton. Ohio. Apparatus
for pressin g oil-cakes
Krutzsch, William, assignor to Buckeye Iron and Brass Works, Dayton, Ohio. Apparatus;
tor extracting oil from oleaginous sub.stauces '
306,
306,
296,
290,
296,
296,
296,
300.
294,
760
163
844
845
846
847
848
873
637
302,205
302,740
301,901
298,304
309,788
298.096
29,-',.''92
299,479
291.607
290,020
308,316
308.775
301.821
308,174
•305,457
304,530
296,185
304,008
305,522
I
Apr. 1
Oct. 14
Dec. 2
Apr. 8
May 20
Aug. 12
Apr. 15
Dec. 23
Oct. 21
Oct. 7
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
June 24
Mar. 4
Aug. 19
May 6
May 20
Apr. 22
M.ay 27
May 27
Oct. 7
June 10
Oct, 21
Feb. 12
Jan. 8
May 20
Aug. 20
Mar, 11
Feb. 19
Jan. 29
July 15
July 29
July 15
May 6
Dee. 23
May 6
May 13
May 27
Jan. 8
Apr. 1
Nov. 18
Dec. 2
July 8
Nov. 18
Sept. 23
Sept. 2
Apr. 1
Aug. 26
Sept. 23
Monthly
volume.
294,884
308,175
302,501
308,176
Mar. 11
Nov. 18
July 22
Nov. 18
343 ,97,98
482 ! 131
271
875
1284
620
1089
1409
944
176
1195
1196
119T
1198
1199
1773
361
1335
444
1285
2061
151-9
1591
301
1058
1335
1023
645
1132
1.576
541
1430
2090
1439
2154
1070
445
1612
165
789
1898
755
158
1171
272
960
976
1514
320
345
1440
1618
300,874 June 24 I 1774
669
977
1830
979
71
243
360
306
381
,251
i 252
48
335
335
335
336
330
483
101
369
119
366
563
457
457
81
287
356
281
183
318
431
150
395
582
[399
i 400
592
293
120
437
43
222
,546
213
45
319
71
260
266
419
98
397
447
186
501
267
Official
Gazette.
27
29
29
27
27
28
27
29
[29
29
27
27
27
27
27
27
26
28
27
27
27
27
27
29
27
29
26
26
27
28
26
26
26
^28
28
27
29
27
27
27
26
27
29
29
28
29
28
28
27
28
27
26
29
28
29
66
95
747
174
784
.575
2*22
984
191
32
240
240
241
241
241
1271
891
712
611
784
404
853
853
55
1126
265
628
122
755
762
928
707
402
279
418
210
611
1021
558
683
909
142
32
608
748
183
571
1116
875
67
737
1133
1271
951
571
356
571
302,206
July
15
1440 400
28 '
279
296,186
Apr.
1
347 98,99
,^'!
67
296,187
Apr.
1
3"" {100
}27
fi7
166-
INDEX OP PATENTS ISSUED FrOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuned.
Kame, residence, and invention.
Ksyzki, Stanislaus. Henry, HI. Belt-tightener
Kiibec, Frederick, Riverside, Iowa. Mechanical movement
Kuhec, Frederick, Riverside, Iowa. Lever-power mechanism
Kuhec, Frederick, Riverside, Iowa. Necktie-fastenei'
Kuehl, Frederick W., Milwaukee, "Wis. Car-coupling
Kuehn, Michel, assignor of one-half to B. Morehead, St. Louis, Mo. Fastening for shoes . -
Kuehn, William, Cincinnati. Ohio. Paint-can
Kuehne, Ernst, Chicago, 111. Apparatus for separating dust from aii-
Kuehne, Ernst, Chicago, 111. Machine for separating dust from air
Kuen, George, Eureka Springs, Ark. Shoe maker's .jack
Kuhbnan, Charles A., Richmond. Ind. Wardrobp-hook
Kuhlmann, Henry F., M. F. Robinson, and E. S. Irvin, Indianapolis, assignors to Nalioiial
Saw Guard Company, Marion County, Ind. Saw-guard
Euhn, Michael E. (See Morgan, Edward H., assig^nor.)
Kuhn, Rudolf. (See Buss and Kiihn.)
Kuhne, Charles H., Butler, Pa. Motor
Kuhnmiinch, Joseph, Bufl'alo, N. Y. Centrifugal flour-holt :
Kulage, Joseph J.. St. Louis, Mo. Brick-machine
Kulp, Alvin L. (See Snider and Kulp.)
Kulp, Charles F., Brussels, 111. Giain-drill
Kunheim, Hugo, Berlin, and' H. Zimmermann, "Wesseling, Prussia, Germany. Making
ferro-cyanides
Kuukel, John N., et al. (See Egerton. C. Calvert, assignor.)
Kuutz, George H., Belleville, 111. Mold for brick and re-pressing machines .-.
Kuntz, John. (See Pritchard, Charles L., assignor.)
Kunz, Frederick O., assignor to Her & Co., Omaha, Nebr. Mash-cooler. (Reissue)
Kunz, Frida, Donaueschingen, Germany. Process of and apparatus for prepaiing fiber
for the manufacture of brushes and brooms
Kunz, Fvida, Donaueschingen, Germany. Apparatus for preparing fiber for the manufac-
ture of brushes and brooms
Eanz, Michael, Oberhausen- Augsburg, Germany. Wood-giinding composition
Kunz, Michael, Oberhausen-Augsbuig, Germany. Composition for filling wood
Kunz, Michael, Oberhausen- Augsburg, (rermany. Composition for polisliing wood
Kupferle, John C., St. Louis, and J. "W. Dowler, Normandy, Mo. Boot-cleaner
Kurreick, Adolph, New York, N. Y. Hydrostatic sliip's log
Kiirth, August, Leipsic, and R. Beyermaim, Gross Breitenbach, Germany. Producing col-
ored pictures on pottery and porcelain
Kurtz, A. Brinton, assignor of one-half to F. C. Ludlow, Cincinnati, Ohio. Mechanical^
telephone >'
Kurtz, William K. (See Millner, Isaac B., assignor.)
Kurtz, William W. (See McCauslaud, William J., assignor.)
Kurz, Louis. (See Korbel and Kurz.)
Knsler, John, Newark, N. J. Faucet-ring
Kuster, John, Jr., Stamford, Conn. Attaching locks
Kuster, John, Jr., Stamford, Conn. Automatic gate and alarm for railway-crossings
Kiistner, Leonard, Hamburg, Germany. Combined harmonium and piano
Kutsche, Oswald, Grand Rapids, Mich. Dust-airester
Kydd, James, New York, N. Y. Tag-holder
Kynoch, Geoi-ge, Witton, near Birmingham, county of Stafford, England. Cartiiflge-.shell.
La Cour, Poul, Copenhagen, Denmark, assignor to F. P. Jones, Portsmouth, N. H. Syn-
chronous telegraphy
La Dow, Charles, Albany, N. Y. Spring-tooth cultivator and drUl
Harrow or cultivator
Extension suspensory rod
Wheel cultivator or han-ow
La Dow, Charles, Albany, N. Y.
La Dow, Charles, Albany, N. Y.
La Dow, Charles, Albany, N. Y.
La Dow, Charles, Albany, N. Y. Wheel harrow and cultivator.
La Dow, Charles, Albany, N. Y. Disk-harrow
La Dow, John, Albany, N. Y. Duplex baling-press
La Du, John T. (See Moore, Willis L., assignor.)
La Du, John T., Rochester, Minn., assignor of one-half to W. L. Moore, Hiitchiii.son, Kans.
Nut-lock.
La Due, Charles H.,New York, N. Y., assignor to La Due Mechanical Movement Company,
of New York. Mechanical movement . -
La Due, Charles H. , New York, N. Y., assignor to La Due Mechanical Movement Company,
of New York. Mechanical movement
La Due Mechanical Movement Company., (See La Due, Chailes H., assignor.)
La Rock, Gilbert, assignor to W. A. Hammond, Adams, N. Y. Wagon-jack
La Rose, John L., Kansas City, Mo. Grain-separator
La Rue, Silas H., Reading, Pa. Fire-grate
La Serve, L6on S., Neuilly, Department of the Seine, France. Fabric and making the
same.
La Soci6t6 Anonyme Dynamite Nobel. (See Barbe, Paul, assignor.)
La Soci6t6 Anonyme La 'Vinicole. (See Crot. Henri, assignor.)
La Soci6t6 de Typographic par Proccdes Rapides. (See De CJalonne, Alphonse A., assignor.)
Xa Tour, Thomas, assignor of one-half to M. L. Finckel, Philadelphia, Pa. Thread-guide
for sewing-machines
La Turno, John T., Armstrong, Mo. Power-transmitting pulley
Laass, Emil. (See Schmid, Joseph E., assignor.)
Laass, Emil, Syracuse, N. Y. Stay-roller for sliding doors
Lacasse, Henry, Auburn, N. Y. Lawn-mower
Lacey Automatic Coupling Company. (See Lacey, John J., assignor.)
Lacey, John J., San Francisco, assignor to Lacey Automatic Coupling Company, Oakland,
Cal. Coupling for car-heating apparatus
Lachlan, William, London, Eugland, assignor to Light and Force Company, New York,
N. Y. Device for connecting the elements of secondary batteries
Xachlau, William, London, county of Middlesex, England, assignor to J. M. Pendleton,
New York, N. Y. Construction of secondary batteries
Lacouse, Richard, Gloucester, assignor, by mesne assignments, to himself and M. Sumpter,
Boston, Mass. Shooting-gallery '.
No.
306,262
201,74.5
29.5.498
2i)y.07K
302.414
304.009
294.790
309,964
309,965
292.7.54
296,696
299,480
29.5.179
,30t^.P44
309.549
299,405
303,437
301.131
10,509
295,021
305,009
302.741
302,742
302,743
297.1.35
308,502
297,608
298,479
306,841
296,292
302,004
308.415
296,7.58
301.132
298,696
302,, 502
294,791
294.792
297,136
297,524
301,729
304,010
294.638
306,085
307,859
307,964
29.5.022
30-2.. 570
306,762
303,168
Date.
292,496
306,267
308,177
Oct. 7
.Tan. 8
Mar. 18
May 20
July 22
Aug. 26
Mar. 11
Dec. 30
Dec. .30
Jan. 29
Apr. 8
May 27
Mar. 18
Dec. 2
Dec. 23
May 27
Aug. 12
July 1
Aug. 12
Mar. 11
Sept. 9
July 29
July 29
JiilV 29
Apr. 22
Nov. 25
Apr. 29
May 13
Oct. 21
Apr. 1
July 15
Nov. 25
Apr. 15
July 1
May 13
July 22
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
July 8
Aug. 26
Mar. 4
Oct. 7
Nov. 11
K^ov. 11
Mar. 11
July 29
Oct. 21
Aug. 5
Jan. 29
Oct. 7
Nov. 18
296,759 I Apr. 15
I
I
295,255 Mar. 18
296,849 Apr. 15
300,405 Oct. 14
307,776 1 Nov. 11
Monthly
volume.
302
921
1462
1405
1720
1441
542
1834
1836
2231
1012
1899
1057
368
1295
1R12
694
77
914
850
943
2155
21.56
2156
1565
1416
2183
659
1056
505
1193
1311
1090
79
925
1830
543
546
1566
2063
842
1442
362
67
589
716
851
1933
949
.■ioh
1873
310
980
1091
1162
1200
486
480
81.82
258
403
400
471
397
150
494
494
619
283
546
291
96
351
521
19
250
232
258
431
388
C186
il87
279
141
C328
^329
358
307
19
257
501
151
151
431
5 563
)564
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) 230
(397
)398
(101
il02
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162
197
232
.531
253
97
523
83
267
307
321
336
131
132
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Gazette.
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphahetical list of patentees — Continned.
167
Name, residence, amUuvcDtiou.
Laerone, Milton. (See Duiisran and Lacrone.)
Ladd, Dauiel E. and E.J. 15. Wliitaker; said Ladd as.'<iKiior to W. T. Whittakor, Baltimore,
Md. Shosv-case
Ladd, Daniel E., and E. .T. B. Wliitalier. Baltiniiue, Md. Showcase
Ladd, Edward O.. Even-tf. Mass. Sasli-fasteuer
Ladd. James E., Bii.stol. Conn. Triuik-stay
Ladd. Janiex E., lirisiol. Conn, 'ruinkstay
Ladd, Josi'jili B., Xnrtli T"pckn. Kans. Wredinj; inacliine
Ladd. Marvin A.. Si)rini:ville. Midi. AttaclniK ut loi- anvils.
Ladcwig, Herrniau, Camden, X. J. Coniliincd folding car. iage and cradle
Ladewijj. Heiniann. Camden. X. J. Fid. ling rnckinu chair .•.. .
Ladisih, Gnstav, Stettin, Pinssi;i. GiMinany. Leveling attacliment for tables. &c
Laemle. .losevh A., Stapletou, X.T. Beviceforcnttiugoti tlieflowof gas, &c.,iu case of fire ,
Laenile, Jostiih A.. Stapleton, X. Y. Process of and mncliiue for coating surfaces
Lafayette Jar and Stopper Ccmipany. (See Gaptill. Winslow W., assignor.)
Latferly, Eiastus S., assignor of ouelialf to G . jlarshall, Indiana, Pa. Horse-collar lock . .
Lafferty, Hugh W., Gloucester City, X. J. Centrifugal draining-maihine
No.
, Pa. Apparatus for with-
Fastening for
Laffey, Patrick, assignor of oue-lialf to X. S. Brokaw, Pittsburj
drawing wire coils fiora antiealingpots
Laflin, Johii M.. New York. X"^. Y. Exercising appaiatns
Lafliu. Perley, Warren, assignor to T. C. Bates, Xorth BrookBeld, Mass.
weariiig-a)>parel
Lafond, Louis. New York. N. T. Fireproof hanging ceiling
Lafrance, Louis M. (See Dandurand and Lafrance.)
Lagrelle. Alexandre D., Paris, France. Belt-fa.stener
Labne, Moses M. (See Sawyer and Foss. assignors.)
Lair, Alplieus D., Mexico, lud. Cider-mill . .7
Laird. We-sley E.. Ea.st Calais, Vt. Device for transmitting motion
Lairdieson. Jolin L , Lowell. Ma.ss. Heddle-frame
Lake, Charles M., Jackson, Micli. Locomotive ash-pan
Lake, Ezra B., Ocean City, N. J. Pocket match-box
Lake, Ezra B., Ocean City, X. J. Life-saving vehicle
Lake, John C. Big Prairie, Ohio. Sign
Lake, Stephen D. (See Haines and Lake.)
Lake, Stephen D. (See McGoneiral and Lake.)
Lake, Willi_am "W.. ef. al. (See "Wliitaker, William W., assignor.)
Lakin, James A., Westfield. Mass. Time-piece for operating mechanical devices
Lakin, James A., Westfield, Mass, Thermo-electric regulator for heating apparatus-
Lakin, John H. (See Badger and Lakin. assignors.)
Lakin, "Wilber F. (See Bndger and Lakin.)
Lalance & Grosjean Manufacturing Company.
Lalance & (Jrosjeau Manufacturing Company.
Lalance & (iro.-i.iean Manufacturing Company.
Lalance & Gro.«iean Manufacturing Company.
Lalance & Gro.'^.iean 'Manulacturing Company.
Lalance & (^ro.*,jean Manufacturing Company.
Lalance & Grosiean Manul'actiiring Company.
Lalance &, Grosjean Manufacturing CompanV.
Lalance & Gro.siean Manufacturing Company.
Lalance & Grosjean Manufacturing Company.
Laliberty, Homer, Park City, Utali Ter. Steam-wbeel
Lallemeut, Louis J. (See Robinson and Lallement. )
Lally, James, assignor of one-half to T. G. Orwig, Des Moines, Iowa. Trace-buckle
Laniar, James S., Augusta. Ga. Telegraphic relay
Lamb, Charles B., Plain well, " Ticli. Boot-strap
Lamb, G. M. (See Canaday, Hugh H., assignor.)
Lamb, George B., assignor to Waterbniy Farrel Foundry and Machine Company, Water
bury. Conn. Power-press
Lamb, Isaac W., assignor of one-half to A. C. Cowherd, Parshallville, Mich. Knitting-ma-
(See Barrody, John B., assignor.)
(See Chaumont, Jules, assignor.)
(See Cochran and Milligan, assignors.)
(See Heyde. GeorgM.. assignor.)
(SeeKrippeudorff and Cochran, assignors.)
(See Krippendorflf and Marsh, assignors.)
(Sec Milligan, John C, assignor.)
(See Milligan and Chaumont, assignors.)
(See Milligan and Mouhot, assignors.)
(See Mouhot and Milligan, assignors.)
293.582
297,271
29li.l88
291.203
302.744
298. f 6.1
296.850
291,204
3()7.,')5C
299.fi.il
291.0()1
303,29(i
299,481
304,942
306,263
298,392
293,041
303,438
300,985
Date.
298.864
299,231
306,264
302.915
299.807
299,80:?
299,652
298.988
304,330
chine
Lamb, John J. . Wateiloo, Iowa. Dook-check
Lambert, Frank, assignor of one-half to J. Thomson, Xew York, X. Y. Type-writing ma-
chine .
Lambert. John D., Sr., and J. G.Wiggins, Monroeville, Ala. Cotton-worm destroyer,
sprinkler, &c
Lambert. Thomas J.. St. Charles. Mo. Railway-stove
Lambert. Thoiiii>son W.. Avis. Ya. Xut-lock
Lambie, Edward L., et al. (See Maltby, Sidney, assignor.)
Lambie, Edward L. (See Tower. George B. X.. assignor.)
Lamboi-n, A. J. (See Wiight, William A., assignor.)
Lamborn, Lewis. Haiuorton, assignor to Lamboru Road Machine Company, (limited,) Me-
dia, Pa. Road-scrnpor -.
Lamborn, Phehe R.. West Liberty, Iowa. Fl v-screen-door attachment
Lamborn Road Machine Company. (See Lamborn, Lewis, assignor.) —
Laindin. Xicholas H., Baltimoie. Md. Commode
Lament. Jamc-^. assisnor to Fabj-s Watch Case Company, Sag Harhor, N. Y. Watch-case.
I,ampe, JDtto. Hambure, Germany. Trace-hook
Lampert, William, Crestline, assignor to H. Peuster, Gallon, Ohio. Bretzel-machine
Laraplugh, James A., Bii-mingham, county of Warwick, England. Saddle for bicycles
Lampton, William R , Terre Haute. Ind. Safety-brace for car-seat.s
Lampton, William R., assignor of one-half to W. O. Winn, Terre Haute Ind.
converting motion .
Device for
Lamsou Cash Railway Company.
Lamson Cash Railway Company.
I.am.sou Cash Railway Company.
La"Wson Cash Railway Company.
Lamson, Wanen H., Lynn, Afass.
Lam.son, WaiTen H., Lynn, Mass.
Lamson, WaiTen H., Lynn. Mass.
Lamson, William F., Detroit, Mich
(See Giles, Edwin L., assignor.)
(See Hiivden and Giles, assignors.)
(See 'I'hiinipson, George M., assignor.)
(.See AValker, Calvin L., assignor.)
Pen-staff and hand-support
Pen man's assistant
Guide to pen-holding
Ch.iir-seat machine
306,842
296.583
300,269
291,746
295,411
309.471
298.989
306,761
Feb. 12
Apr. 22
Apr. 1
Jan. 1
July 29
May 20
Apr. 15
Jan. 1
X^ov. 4
.Tune 3
Jan. 1
Aug. 12
May 27
Sept. 9
Oct. 7
May 13
Feb. 5
Aug. 12
June 24
May 20
May 27
Oct. 7
Aug. 5
June 3
June 3
June 3
May 20
Sept. 2
Oct. 21
Apr. 8
June 10
Jan. 8
Mar. 18
Dec. 10
May 20
Oct. 21
294,135 Feb. 26
308,904 1 Dec. 9
306.931 Oct. 21
298,097
302,916
302,005
297.421
292.922
293,336
293,656
296,975
293,477
292.495
302,745
May 6
Aug. 5
July 15
Apr. 22
Feb. 5
Feb. 12
Feb. 19
Apr. 15
Feb. 12
Monthly
volume.
c
73
1024
1741
350
240
2157
1133
1201
240
186
198
55
522
1900
863
303
561
323
695
1899
1134
1593
304
47
.388
'389
199
1286
57
1056
876
986
922
1351
1190
1287
946
1764
444
1166
166
49
1196
1927
179
733
1112
1359
907
303,439 Aug. 12
299,990 June 10
Jan. 29 1872
July 29 2157
695
615
282
473
100
66
592
318
336
06
52
50
16
143
547
C233
J 234
82
155
89
190
522
319
458
82
15
99
99
50
366
18
280
243
266
258
375
322
367
C252
^253
484
118
309
43
15
.329
526
49
196
(309
J 310
375
245
523
592
191
166
Official
Gazette.
628
344
68
43
419
755
242
43
404
956
13
556
910
986
56
641
501
589
1294
755
854
56
465
995
995
956
784
826
213
174
1113
170
1086
937
785
191
772
787
235
558
465
233
380
476
575
652
270
608
367
419
589
1047
Lamson, William S.
Lamson, William S.
(See Johnson, Charles M.. assignor.)
Lowell, Mass. Stove-service apparatus .
! 292,923 1 Feb. 5 I 180 49 26 476
168
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Larasoii, William S., Lowell, Mass. Cash-carrier for store-service
Larasou. William S., Lowell, Mass. Drop for store-service apparatus
Lancaster, Henry, Manchester, county of Lancaster, England. Steam-trap
Lancaster, John P., Goshen, Ind. Car-coupling
Lancaster, John P.. Goshen, Ind. Car-coupling
Lance, Shields D., Columhus, Ohio. Vehicle-spring
Lanceskes, Stephen, Louisville, Ky. Traction-wheel
Lancraft Bros. (See Homan, J. Frank and F. L., assignors.)
Land, Horatio N., and H. Campbell, assignors to Gaar, Scott & Company, Kichmond,Ind.
C.ylinder for clover-hullers
Laud, James F. (See Phillips and Land.)
Lande, Bernard, assignor of one-half to S. B. AVellington, New York, N. T. Manufact\ire
of artificial stone
Landers, Frary & Clark. (See Gerard, John, assignor.)
Landers, Frary & Claik. (See Roberts, John D., assignor.)
Landesmann, Jacob, Cleveland, Ohio. Cloak
Landfear, William K., Brooklyn, N. T. Machine for labeling spools
Landfrit, Peter, Cincinnati, Ohio. Harness-loop machine
Laudgrane, Frank O., San Francisco, Cal. Change-gate for cars, &c
Landgrane, Frank 0., San Francisco, Cal. Double-haramor bell
Landis, Abraham B., Waynesborough, Pa. Valve-gear
Landis, Benjamin F., St. Joseph, Mo. Heating attachment for wax -thread sowing-ma-
chines
Landis, Ben.iamin F., St. Josf-ph, Mo.
Landis, Ben.jamin F., St. Jose ]ih. Mo.
Landis, Benjamin F., St. Joseph, Mo.
Landis, Beniamiu F., St. Joseph, Mo.
Landis, Benjamin F., St. Joseph, Mo.
Shuttle
Take-up for sewing-machines
Bobbin
Needle-guide for sewing-niachine.s
Sewing-machine feeding and channeling device.
Landis, Frank F., Waynesborough, Pa. Traction-engine bearing
Landis, Frank F., Waynesborough, Pa. Traction-engine
Landis, Israel L., Lancaster, Pa. Gate
Landis, Israel L., Lancaster, Pa. Gate
Landreth, Burnet. Philadelphia, Pa. Clod-crusher
Landreth, John H. (See Fowler, Joseph, assignor.)
Landt, Henry. (See Leslie, Oscar S., assignor.)
Lane & Bodley Company. (See Lane ajid Stanwood, assignors.)
Lane, Charles A. (See Lane, George W.. assignor.)
Lane, (Dyrus D. , Batavia, N. Y. Farth-closet
Lane, Enoch J. (See Compton and Lane.)
Lane, Fred, Boston, Mass. Circuit-controlling instrument
Lane, Fred A., assignor to New Haven Clock Company, New Haven, Conn. Mechanism
for regulating clocks
Lane, (Jeorge H. (See Stevens, Lucius 0., assisnor.)
Lane, (jreorge M., Asbury Park, N. J. Spring-hinge
Lane. George W., assignor of one-half to C. A. Lane, Bristol, Conn. Folded-paper herry-
pail .
Lane, Henry G.. Bucyrus. Ohio. Lifting-jack
Lane, Howard, London, England. Steam-boiler
Lane, John, Hyde Park, as.signor to Hapgood Plow Company, Alton, 111. Pl.nnting-plow . .
Lane, John, Hyde Park, assignor to Hapgood Plow Company, Alton, HI. Wlieel landside-
plow
Lane, John, assignor to G. T. Williamson, Hyde Park, 111. Stove-back
Lane, John C. (See Swayze and Lane.)
Lane, John W., Portland, Me. Kice hulling and cleaning machine
Lane, M. Henry, and R. W. Mayhew, Kalamazoo, Mich. Vehicle ilfth-wheel
Lane, Marcus, Chicago, 111. Machine for separating and concentrating ores and metals --
Lane, Philander P.. and J. B. Stanwood, assignors to Lane & Bodley Company, Cincinnati,
Ohio. Presser-roU for gang-edgers
Lane, Philander P., and J. B. Stanwood, assignors to Lane & Bodley Company, Cincinnati,
Ohio. Locking device for ratchets
Lane, Thomas W. (See Lockwood and Lane.)
Lane, William, Cleveland, Ohio. Safety car-truck
Lane, William J., Poughkeep.sie, N. Y. Attaching the grinding-plates of mills
Door-hanger
Dooi'-hanger ,
Lane, William J., Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Lane, William J., Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Steam-heater
Mechanism for controlling motion-
as .signor.)
No.
301.373
3n3..=i22
211!), HO!)
208,214
308, .'iO^
201242
308,905
295,771
299,810
200,021
303,391
2!!!), 406
.301. fill
307.800
308,079
D.ate.
305,932
305,033
305.934
305.935
305 93(i
305,937
294.793
294,794
291,205
291,206
299,482
303,023
306,932
308,265
298,480
30G.406
30fi,2')5
301.374
296,851
.301,822
302,345
291, ,362
303,739
306,266
299,653
299,654
Lane, William J., Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Lane, William J. , Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Lane, Zenas M. (See Smith, Henry D
Lan.s, George P., and P. Lauster, Allesheny, Pa. Jug-top
»Lang, Henry. (See Watson and Lang.) I
Lang, Frederick C, and J. F. Tietjen, Rondout, N. Y. Adjustable keel-block '
Lang, Julius C. F., e( a!. (See Jaeck, Emile, assigror.) '
Lang, .Tohu C, Boston, Mass. Device for filing papers
Lang, William, Brooklyn assignor to himself and Krickl, Gould & Co., New York, N. Y.
Window-shade pull
Langhein, Charles. (See Woodrich and Langbein.) ;
Langdon, James R. et at (See Smith, George, Jr., assignor.) I
Langdon, Nelson M., Chester, N.J. Ore-roasting furnace
Langdon, Nelson M., Chester, N. J
,308.776
2!i4.738
206..584
2! 9,149
300,376
307,663
Gas-producing furnace
Lange, James H., assignor to Heaton Button Fastener Compan.y, Providence, E. I.
ton-fastener '.
Lange, Jurgen P., Butler, N. J. Pipe-stem
Langerfeld. Ewald, New York, N. Y. Guard chain and hook
Laugford, Charles F., Brooklyn, N. Y. Garment supporter or fastener
Langford, Charles F., Brooklyn, N. Y. Knob attachment
But-
Langille, Titus, Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia, assignor of one-half to B. Westhover, Lunen-
burg, Canada. Construction of ships
Langlais, Joseph F., Cincinnati, Ohio. Trestle
292,660
298,098
297,999
299,483
294,795
294,796
303,648
290,417
296,022
303,297
309,631
' 300,714
304,207
Monthly
volume.
CO
July 1
Aug. 12
,Tiine 3
May 6
KoY. 25
Feb. 26
Dec. 9
Mar. 25
June 3
Apr. 1
Aug. 12
May 27
JulV 8
Nov. 11
Nov. 18
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Si'pt. 30
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
May 27
Aug. 5
Oct. 21
Nov. 18
May 13
Oct. 14
Oct. 7
July 1
Apr. 15
July 8
July 22
Jan. 1
Aug. 19
Oct. 7
June 3
June 3
Dec. 2
liTar. 4
Apr. 8
May 27
June 17
Nov. 4
Jan. 29
May G
May 6
May 27
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Aug. 19
Apr. 8
Apr. 1
Aug. 12
Dec. 23
June 17
Aug. 26
387
798
390
327
1418
1897
445
1818
391
159
639
1813
698
591
859
2148
21.50
2150
21.52
21.53
2154
547
548
241
242
1902
184
1167
1103
662
487
305
388
1202
961
1029
426
1084
306
200
201
274
478
877
1496
1136
322
2091
168
50
1G03
551
553
980
664
160
524
1409
1577
1707
105
219
100
85
388
519
118
505
46
:175
176
.521
192
162
234
596
596
,597
.597
597
.598
; 151
152
152
67
67
547
51
310
.300
187
132
82
106
337
260
448
^120
I 121
297
83
51
51
71
133
243
430
,309
1310
86, 87
582
44
13
547
153
C153
)154
268
184
46
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169
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, imil invention.
Keg-
Laniley. .Tolm TV.. Ann Avl>or, n.isignor of one-balf to G. H.Lotliiop, Urtioit, Mich,
ulator for ilvnamoi'lectric niarliiiica
Langley. Xaiicy J.. Bo.slon, Mass. Gridiron
Laugiuaid, Diiin G., el nl. (Sei- Vaiiirlm, Walter W., assignor.)
Lango.scli. Hermann, Chicago, III. Cookins-laiiip
Langstatf-Haviland, Robert I. (See MavrhotVr, Charles A., a.ssignor.)
Langnereau, Jean, Pari.s, France. Holder for incandescent electric lamps
Lanbani, Robert, London. England. Manufacture of printing-surfaces finni lace or simi-
lar work
Lannert, John A., assignor to Buflalo Electric "Works, BuiTalo, N. T. Dyuanio-eleotrlc
No.
303.866
306. 164
machine .
Lanpher, Charles W., Norwich, N. T. Car wheel and axle
Lanphere, Chauncey A., Silver Creek. N. T. Key -.seat cutter
Lanscha, Theodore A., assignor of one-half to H. Locker, Flanagan, HI. Plow
Lansing, Gnstavns G., ft al. (See Stewart, George W., assignor.)
Lanz, Charles. Pitt.sburg, Pa. Machine for making eye-rods and hook-and-ej'e hinges
Lanz, Fred. Monroe, Wis. Wagon-box
Lapham, Allyn M. (See Shank, John T,, as.signor.)
Lapham, Edward V., Union Grove. 111. Device for testing cheeao-curd
Lapjiam, Paul J., Ionia, Mich., assignor to himself and S. M. Fargo, Chicago. 111. Heel
bnmishing and milling machine ;
L^p)) & Flershcim. (See Rivers, Julian H., assignor.)
Lappin. Frank, Baltimore. Md., assignor of one-half to V. Walker, Philadelphia, Pa. Safety-
.door for railway-car platforms -
Lappin, John J.. Toronto. Ontario. Canada. Br.akc-sboe
Liramie, Theophile. South Chicago, 111. Nail-plale-feeiling machine
Laraway, George W., assignor of one-fourth to F. C. Rockwell, Hartford, Conn. Car-
coupling -
Laraway, George W.. Hartford, Conn , assignor, by mesne assignments, to himself and J.
F. Seiberling, Akron. Ohio. Machinery f'lr mnhling barrel-heads
Laraway, George W. and W. P., HaitConi. Conn., as.si'jn'rs. by mesne assignments, to said
George W. Laraway and J. F. Seiberling. Akron, Ohio. Machinery for molding drums
or barrel-bodies from paper-pulp or othei' like material
Laraway, William P. (See Laraway, George W. and W. P.)
Larchaf. Lewis, ^larble Rock, Iowa. Railway-track clearer
Larie, Eugenie P., assignor to himself an'l H. Tsaba y Lazarte, S.aiita Clara, Cnl),a. Plow.
Lar6e, Eugenic P., assignor to himself and H. Ysaba y Lazarte, Santa Clara, Cuba. Rail-
way-car .
Large, William J., Brooklvn, N. T. Trunk
Large, William J., Brooklyn, N. T. Trunk
L^rge, William J., Brooklvn, N. T. Clasp for traveling-bags
Largey, Patrick A. (See Piatt. George, assignor )
Larkiii, Frank .J., Kenosha, Wis. Sleigh-runner
Larkin, John B., Pittsburg. Pa. Threaded casting
Larmanjiit, Jean. Paris. Fin nee. Manufacture nf inn.;.nic .nuO "tbrr (iles
L^rned. Charles H., assignor of one-half to C.F. Morrison, Willimantic, Conn. Stop-motion
mechanism for spiuningmachines, &c
Larouche, Theophilus. William.stown, N. T. Buck-.saw frame
Larsen, Charles F., and B. A. S. Nielsen. Chicago. 111. Cusjudor
Larsen, Ole, and H. Bersted. Chicago, 111. CigaT-prrfoiatcir
Larson. Emil. and O. Hammarlnnd. assignors of one-third to N. F. Olson, Chicago, 111.
Feeding device for rnliiig-niachines
Larson, Jacob E., Ishpeming, Mich. Device for lowering and raising smoke-stacks
Larson, .John, and A. W. Hagstrom, Stockholm. Wis. Fire-escape
Larzelere. Henry B., assignor to Ciowell Manufacturing Company, Greencastle, Pa. Poita-
ble engine
Larzelere, Henry B., assignor to Crowell Manufacturing Company, Greencastle, Pa. Por-?
table engine .' <
Larzelere, Henry B.. assignor to Crowell Manufacturing Company, Greencastle, Pa. Trac-
tion-engine
Lasar, Godfrey H., St. Louis, Mo. Barb-wire machine
Lasar, Godfrey H., St. Louis, Mo. Barbed-wire m.ichine
Lash, John S., Philadelphia. Pa. Device for loosening sugar. iSrc 2i).''.099
La.shei-, Morgan E., Cliampaign, HI. Trace-supporter for haiucs.s 30'l.943
Lasher, Mor'jan E.. Chnmpaign. 111. Hame-tug -. .-. 3ni.<)t4
Laskey, Philip B.. Marblehead. Mass. Syringe -Ji) 1.364
Laskev, Stephen G.. Chelsea. Mass. Plane . .' i 306,763
305,825
293,'J5C
306,625
300.615
304,011
309.066
291,524
206.8.52
292.019
290,189
291,008
291.363
2!12,1?27
303,649
294.797
308,616
308,615
309.632
302.661
302.662
296.076
297.814
298,481
294.136
294.639
294.475
::n^6l6
2'6.418
29!i..'>55
308,906
297. .125
304.739
300,090
299,484
300,270
300,271
294,885
296.190
Date.
Lasley. Ausou S., Chicago. 111. Triple valve .
Lasmoles. Anntole. Chateanronx, Fiance. Electric time detector
Lath! op, Chailes D . Newark, N. J., assigmu- to hinisell' and S. Bissland, Mount Vernon,
N. T. Umbrella-frame
Lathrop. Elias, assignor to Fleming Manufacturing Company, Fort Wiiyne, Ind. Road-
scraper
Lathrop, Frank L.. Brooklyn, assignor to H. L. Judd & Co., New York, N. T. Curtain-
ring
Lathrop, Philetus C, Hartford, Conn. Glove-fastener
Latonr. Pierre. Ottawa. Ontario, Canada. Folding .joint for camp-furniture
Lalta, Adiian C. (See l.atta, EmmitG., assignor^)'
Latta. Adrian <:. fSee I.afta. Emniit G. and A. C.)
Latta, Emmit G., Friendship, N. Y. Trace-bnckle
Latta, Emmit G., assignor ol' one-half to A. C. Latta, Friendship, N. Y. Bicycle
Latta, EmmitG., assignor of one-half to A. C. Latta. Fiienilsliip. N. Y. Bicycle
Latta. Emmit G., assignor of two-lliirds to A. C. Latt.i, Friendship, and H. 1). Blakeslee,
Buffalo, N.Y. Hame-tug
Latta, Emmit G. and A. C, Friend.ship, N. Y. Velocipede ...
Lnttemoor. Charles P., Somorville. Mass. Self-dumping tub.
I.a*us, William H., Broolib n. N. Y. Paper-cutting m.Tchine
Laube, Annie T.. Unroll, Dak. Ter. Double baking-piin
Laube, Godfried, Huron, Diik. Ter. Stove-pipe connection ..
Lanbe, Godfried, Huron, Dak. Ter. Stove-pipe thimble
307.122
308,416
292,325
303,227
300.485
301(02
291,062
305,938
294.640
301,245
294.243
294.641
297.609
306. (i26
301,111
297.272
300,486
Aug. 19
Oct. 7
Sept. 30
Feb. 12
Oct. 14
Jnne 17
Aug. 26
Dec. 9
Jan. 8
Apr. 15
Jan. 15
Apr. 1
Jan. 8
Jan. 1
Feb. 5
Aug. 19
Mar. 11
Dec. 2
Dec. 2
Dec. 23
July 29
July 29
Apr. 15
Apr. 29
May 13
Feb. 26
Mar. 4
M.ar. 4
.Tune 17
Apr. 8
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Dec. 9
Apr. 22
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June 10
May 27
June 10
June 10
Miir. 11
Apr. 1
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Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Jan. 1
Oct. 21
Oct. 28
Nov. 25
Jan. 22
Aug. 5
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1312
1646
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Ifame, residence, and invention.
Lander, George. Pittsburg, Pa. Base-plate for the teeth of ore-washer shafts
Lanfersick, William H. (See Meyer and Laufersick.)
Lauflfer, Eniil I. (See Berchtold and Lauifei.)
Laufraan, Edmond W., Merriam Junction, Minn. Car-brake
Xaughlin, John L., Loni.sville, Ky. Harrow
Laughlin, John L., assignor to B. F. Avery & Sons, Loni.sville, Ky. Double plow..
Laughlin, Samuel J., Gutlph , Ontario, Canada. Self-acting elevator-gate
Langhton, Joseph B., Brooklyn, assignor to Valentine & Company, New York, N. Y.
rubber.
Felt
Lanhotf, William, Detroit, Mich . Machine for trimming or .smutting wheat, &c. (Reissue)
Lauraine, EugeneG., Cuero, Tex. Ruffling attachment for sewiug-machiues
Laurence, Henry, Chicago, 111. Dental hand-piece
Laurent, L. C, et al. (See Smith, Eannie S., assignor.)
Laurent, L. C, et al. (See Smith, Fannie S., assignor.) (Keissne.)
Lauster, Peter. (See Lang and Lanster.)
Lauth, Bernard C. (See Howell. William G., assignor.)
Lavery, Richard, South Boston, Mass. Differential gearing
Lavigne, Joseph P. (See Sackett and Lavignc.)
Lavigne, Joseph P., assignor to J. S. Sackett and J. Halliwell, New Haven, Conn. Me-
chanical movement
Law, Jesse L., Mount Vernon, N. T. Domino
Lawler, James J., Scranton, Pa. Trap-valve
Lawlor, John H., Baltimore, Md. Paper-cutter and die-press
Lawlor, Mioliael J., Poughkeepsie, N. T. Mechanical movement
Lawrence, Charles M. (See Smalley, Edmund, assignor.)
Lawrence, David. (See Grant and Lawrence.)
Lawrence, David, assignor to himself and C. Grant, Jr., Boston, Mass. Tap for barrels,
casks, &o -
Lawrence, Frederick W., et nl. (See Schmidt, George L., assignor.)
Lawrence, George, London, England. Treating milk
Lawrence, George F., and A. McDonald, Worcester, Mass. Oil-e.iector
Lawrence, Henry C, Chicago. 111. Preparing medical compounds
Lawrence, J. Franklin, assignor to J. Lawrence. Philadelphia, Pa. Toy scale
Lawrence, James R., assignor of one-half to W. T. Blackwell, Durham, N. C. Molding-
plane .
Lawrence, John. (See Lawrence. J. Franklin, assignor.)
Lawrence, John H., et al. (See Dixon, Brandt V. B., assignor.)
Lawrence, John H., Sterling, 111. Track for barndoor hangers
Lawrence, John H., Sterling, Dl. ' Hinge
Lawrence, Joseph A., Sherman, Tex. Chum-power
Lawrence, Josiah. Bii-mingham, England. Suspenders
Lawrence, Louis P., Passaic, N. J.7 assignor of one-fourth to L. C. Raegener, Brooklyn,
N. Y. Air-ejector for vacuum-brakes .1
Lawience. Louis P., Passaic, N. J., assignor of one-fourth to L. C. Raegener, Brooklyn,
N. Y. Vacuum-cylinder for railway-car brakes
Lawrence, William, Worcester, Mass. Coasting-guaid for boots or shoes
Lawrence, William, Worcester, Mass. Fire-escape
Lawrence, William A. (See Smith. Augustus B., assignor.
Lawience, William E., New York, N. Y. Nail-extractor
Lawrence, William S., et al. (See Randall. Francis W.. assignor.)
Lawrence. William S.. and L. C. Cliapin. Kalamazoo, Mich. Harrow
Lawrie, Charles W., Wilmington, Del. Shaft-coupling
Lawrie, John, assignor of one -half to J. W. Holtzman, Brookston, Ind. Plow attach-
ment
Lawson, Enoch, Grand Crossing, III. Steam bpll-ringer
Lawson, James, assignor of om -half to D. M. Keith, W. S. Keeler, and H. E. Van Syckel,
Denver, Colo. Automatic faucet
Lawson, John W.. HaiTison, N. J. Field-magnet for dynamo-electric machines
Lawson, Samuel, Fitchburg, Mass., assignor to himself and A. T. Welch, New York, N. Y.
Gas-engine
Lawson, Samuel, assignor to himself and A. T. Welch. New York, N. Y. Gas-engine
Lawson, Thomas W., Cambridge, Mass. Playing-card
Lawson, William H. (See Shirk, Peter E., assignor.)
Lawton, Edwin R. (See Jeralds and Lawton.)
Lawton, Lewis, Trenton. N. J. Pottery-kiln
Lawton, Lyman T., Meriden, Conn. Exten.sion-chandelier
Lawton, Lyndon C, assignor to Chicago Rubber Clothing Company, Chicago, 111. Water-
proof circular _
Lawton, Walter, Winthrop, assignor of five-eighths to E. B. Welch, Cambridge, and J. S.
Rogers. Rockport, Mass. Elevator
Laxton, John, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Cooking-stove
Layman, Hiram D., Benton, Ark. Corn-planter
Layman, Hiram D., Benton, Ark. Cotton-planter
Layman, Hiram D., Benton, Ark. Seed-sower
Layman, Hiram D , Benton. Ark. Cotton-chopper
Layman, Stephen D., Boston, Mass. Attachment for ticket printing, numbering, or count-
ing machines
Layng, George, assignor to S. W. Goddard, Worcester, Mass. Yarn-reel
Layng, John E., San Francisco, Cal. Belt-guide
Lazarus, Louis, Allegheny, Pa. Album-satchel
Le Blond, Napoleon B., assignor of one-half to A. C. Rand, Minneapolis, Minn. Overdraw-
loop for bridles
Le Cand, Fred J. V. (See Stietenroth, Andrew L., assignor.)
Le Grande, William W., assignor to G. W. Burton, Louisville, Ky. Watchman's time)
recorder and register j
Le Grande, William W., assignor to National Electric Railway Signal Company, Louisville,
Kv. Electric railway-signal
Le Grande, William W., and R. Meek, assignors to National Electric Railway Signal Com-
pany, Louisville, Kv. Insulating-block for railway -rails
Le Gros, Alfred P. (See Pugh and Le Gros.)
Le Roy, Charles J.. Chicago, lU., assignor of two-thirds to G. W. Whitson and H. Wagner,
St. Louis, Mo. Churn
No.
299,232
306,407
294,393
297.815
298,482
296,.585
10,451
301,502
298,483
298,697
296.977
295,023
306,268
296,191
292,828
301,730
295,180
295 562
298.000
300,875
306,693
299.811
309,393
306,022
305,606
300,876
300,877
297,422
300,091
307,472
301.375
308,777
295.925
302,917
305,084
297,273
306.933
307,057
305,315
295.412
305,010
305,011
310.063
307.311
296.697
296.698
296.699
296,700
302,918
292,438
308,417
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May 27
Oct. 14
Mar. 4
Apr. 29
May 13
Apr. 8
Feb. 26
July 8
May 13
May 13
Apr. 15
Mar. 11
Oct. 7
Apr. 1
Feb. 5
July 8
Mar. 18
Mar. 25
May 6
June 24
Oct. 14
June 3
Dec. 16
Sept. 30
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June 24
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Nov. 4
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Jan. 22
Nov. 25
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Sept. 2
Aug. 12
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51
1775
858
392
1098
2265
1716
1776
1779
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1743
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1343
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946
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Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiaued.
171
Name, residence, and iuvention.
Le Kov, Charles J., aasismor to L. S. Burton and Burton <fe Parker, Chicago, Til. DeTice^
for the ahsorption of the siaseoiis products of combustion ^
Leach, Charles J., and A. Olds, Hartford. Mich. Combined grain scale, bagger, and register
Xeach, Charles J., and A. Olds, Hartford, Mich. Tractiou-engine
Leader Sewing Machine Company. (See Whitney, Euel W., assignor.)
Leahmann, Ignace. (See Cole, Samuel G., a.s.signor.)
Xeamy, Edward J., Syracuse, N. T. Revolving double trapeze
Learned, James M., Boston, assignor to D. F. Bennett, Somerville, Mass. Filter
Leas, J. Silas, Rock Island, and J. B. Cornwall. South Moline. assignors to Barnaid &. Leas
Manufacturing Company, Moline, 111. Separator for shelled corn, &c
Leavens, John. (See Gray, Thomas H., assignor.)
Leavitt, Charles, Cleveland, Ohio. Check-holder and bag-fastener
Leavitt, Charles, Cleveland, Ohio. Suspended car for cable-roads
Leavitt, Charles, Cleveland, Ohio. "Wind-engine
Leavitt, Charles P.. Memphis, Tenn. Road locomotive
Leavitt, Patrick, Elyria, Ohio. Dumping apparatus for railway-cars
Leaycraft, Edwin S., Jersey City, N. J. Pneumatic dispatch and signaling appaiatus .
Leaycraft, Edwin S., Jersey City, N. J. Switcli for pneum.atic tubes
Leaycraft, Edwin S., Jersey City, If. J. Pneumatic apparatus for transmitting parcels.
Lebacq, Francois, Brussels, Belgium. Self-leveling berth
Lebean, John J. (See Vance. John D., assignor.)
Iicbkicher, Edwin M., Philadelphia, Pa. Ventilated hat
Leblanc, Alfred, Cienf uegos, Santa Clara, Cuba. Sugar-cane mill
Leblanc, Alfred, Cienfuegos. Santa Clara, Cuba. E.spressiug sugar-cane iuice
Leblond, Eng6ne F.. Paris, France. Apparatus for feeding paper iu cigarette-machines. . .
Lechler, Frederik. Cleveland, Ohio. Christmas-tree candle-holder
Lechner, Francis M. (See Lechner, Van Amburgh, assignoi.)
Lechner Manufacturing Company. (See Legg, Benjamin A., as.^ignor.)
Lechner, Van Amburgh, Columbus, Ohio, assignor to himself and F. M. Lechner. Mining-?
machine .
Lecompte, Samuel D., Leavenworth, Kans. Thill-coupling
Lecron, Simon L. (See Koons, John H., assignor.)
Leddell, Charles S., MoiTistown, N. J. Bicycle
Leddell, Charles S., Morristown, N. J. Bicycle
Leder, George, Demopolis, Ala. Appaiatus for extracting oil from cotton and other seed.
Leder, George, Demopolis, Ala. Extracting oil from cotton and other seed
Lederer, Sigmund L. , New York, N. Y. Ornamental chain-link
Ledig. August, Philadelphia, Pa. Aquarium
Ledochowski, Zeuone, La Salle, HI. (iorset-pad
Leduc, Constant. San Francisco, Cal. Fire-kindler
Ledward, Joseph, "Westerly, R. I. Saw
Ledward, Joseph, assignor to P. I. Ledward, Westerly, B. L Saw
Ledward, Phebe L (See Ledward. Joseph, assignor.)
Lee, Charles B., Galveston, Tex. Refrigerating-macliine
Lee, Charles T., Boston, Mass. Composition for making non-conducting handles for sad-
,&c
Lee, Daniel, Sacramento, and J. Bell, assignors, by mesne assignments, to Califoniia Feed
Water Purifying Companv. San Francisco. Cal. Feed-water piuitier
Lee, David, Jr., Mount Willing, Ala. Combined cane and cigar-case
Lee, Earl, Corona, N. Y. Portable bouse
Lee. Edward, Dannemora, N. Y., assignor of one-half to A. T. Clark, Waruerville, Mass.
Window blind and awning
Lee, Edwin F., New York. N. Y. Jewelry-ring
Lee, Frank S., and J. D. Horton, Syracuse, Nebr. Car-coupling
Lee, Frederick J., Oswego, Kans. Door .'
Lee, James E. (See Kellv and Lee.)
Lee, James P., and L. P. iDiss, assignors to E. Remington & Sons, Ilion, N. Y. Magazine
for fire-arms
Lee, John H., et al. (See Lieb, Charles A., assignor.)
Lee, John H. (See Ryfenburgh, Heins, and Lee.)
Lee, John 0., St. Paul, Minn. Flue-cutter
Lee, Joseph, Cleveland, Ohio. Rotary pump
Lee, Joseph G., Longview. Tex. Washing-machine
Lee, Joseph H., assignor to Franklin Foundry and Machine Company, Providence, R. I.
Carding-engine ...'.
Lee, Milo B., Plymouth, Ohio. Eaves-trough banger
Lee, Orlando A., Mansfield, Ohio. ATrench
Lee, Orlando A., Mansfield, Ohio. Fork
Lee, Samuel D., Mechanicsville, Iowa. Car-coupling
Lee, Samuel W., Litchfield, Pa. Wagon-brake
Lee. Thomas, assignor of one-half to O. Kinsey. Cincinnati, Ohio. Car-door
Lee, Thomas L., Mempliis, Tenn. Barrel-former
Lee, Thomas L., Mempliis, Tenn. Ventilated barrel
Lee, William. (See Hickisson and Lee.)
Lee, William A., and J. C. Fuller, Wiufield, Kans. Check row attachment for corn-plant-
Lee, William D.. Pittsburg, Pa. Box-planing machine
Leede. Juliu.s, Washington, D. C, assignor of one-half to G. H. Oury, Florence, Ariz. Ter.
Mixing and consuming hydrocarbon with ])ulverized earfh .
Leede, Julius, Washington, D. C, assignor of one-half to G. H. Oury, Florence, Ariz. Ter.?
Apparatus for feeding and consuming fine fuel 5
Leeds, Albert R., Hoboken, N. J. Laclometcr
Leeds, Albert R., Hoboken, N. J. Apparatus for the purification of water
Leeds, Albert R., Hoboken. N. J. Purification of water
Leedy. John K., Tom's Brook, Va. Compressed-air water-elevator
Leeniann, Julius, assignor of one-half to .T. C. Fischer. St. Louis. Mo. Magazine fire-arm. .
Leeming. Henry. Manchester, county of Lancaster, England. Treadle mechanism
Leeson, Benjamin W. and J. L., Litchfield. 111. Gearwheel
Leeson. Joseph L. (See Leeson, Ben.jamin W. and J. L.)
Leet, Allen N., assignor of one-half to E. Neumann, Newark, N. J. Hydrocarbon-furnace.
No.
299,813
292,:i26
292,924
Date.
300,487
295,926
300,715
297,137
302,746
307,312
209,150
304,831
304.832
304,833
304,834
302,571
295,024
304,012
304,013
2951181
295,182
295,183
299,556
306,498
306.499
307,123
307,124
295,775
296,853
292,829
308,178
297,816
309,550
292,925
308,778
303,523
295,654
304,531
294,324
298,100
305,085
309,633
295,563
303,524
292,122
302,572
305,316
299,407
294,642
308,907
29.5,773
291,747
293,181
,307,313
310,141
308,779
302,006
292,236
292,237
294,0.52
296,337
298,101
298,990
295.564
296,854
301,246
June 3
Jan. 22
Feb. 5
June 17
Apr. 1
June 17
Apr. 22
July 29
Oct. 28
May 27
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
July 29
Mar. 11
Aug. 26
Aug. 26
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
June 3
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Mar. 25
Apr. 15
Feb. 5
Nov. 18
Apr. 29
Dec. 23
Feb. 5
Dec. 2
Aug. 12
Mar. 25
Sept. 2
Feb. 26
Mav 6
Sept. 16
Dec. 23
Mar. 25
Aug. 12
Jan. 15
July 29
Sept. 16
May 27
Mar. 4
Dec. 9
Mar. 25
Jan. 8
Feb. 5
Oct. 28
Dec. 30
Dec. 2
July 15
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
Feb. 26
Apr. 8
May 6
May 20
Mai-. 25
Apr. 15
July 1
Monthly
volume.
306,934 I Oct. 21
CO
393
1647
180
1273
41
1578
1568
2158
1696
1497
703
704
706
707
1935
853
1445
1447
1059
1060
1060
67
60:
604
14.i6
14.57
1819
l'J06
65
981
2443
1296
181
276
799
1669
321
2001
170
1034
1412
1556
801
1380
1938
1344
1815
375
447
1819
923
524
1697
2064
277
1196
1536
1537
1643
562
171
1288
1557
1207
221
1171
f 100
i 101
460
49,50
350
12
433
431
5592
?593
455
430
192
192
193
193
f .531
)532
233
C398
>399
292
292
^292
1 293
17
159
160
389
389
505
338
17
267
668
351
50
219
462
90
548
44
283
382
431
'219
220
386
532
372
522
104
118
506
259
139
4.55
553
329
430
:430
431
4.54
157
45
367
432
338
59
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Gazette.
26
PL4
996
317
476
1175
11
1230
313
419
337
835
956
956
956
957
380
982
737
738
1032
1032
1032
933
117
118
293
293
1176
243
455
572
483
964
476
748
609
1150
876
815
559
1024
985
1129
609
265
381
1079
895
893
787
1177
170
533
338
1124
748
234
297
297
754
112
559
785
1129
243
43
310 I 29 I 235
172
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of iiatentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Ko.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Leet, C. S. (See TSToTthall , William H., assicnor.)
Leet, Charles S., BrirtjcppoTt, Conn. Grim-cleaner
Leet, Charles S , and W. H. Nortliall, Kridgeport, Conn.; said Northall assignor to said
Leet. Cartridge-closing machine
Leete, John W., South Meriden, Conn. Vehicle filth-wheel
Lefehvie. Francois X. (See Duval. Josepli. as.'iignor.)
LetVldt. "Wilhelm C. L., and C. G. 0. Lrntscli, Scliiiningen, Germany, as.signors to T. Berg-
ner. Philadelphia, Pa. Centrifiisal machine for ci earning milk. (Reissue)
Leleldt. "Wilhelm C. L.. and ('. G. 0. Lentsch, Rclioningen, Brunswick, Germany, assignors
to T. Bergner, Philadelphia. Pa. Centrifugal creamer
Lefeldt, Wilhelm C. L.. and C. G. 0. Leutsch, Scliiiningen, Biimswick, Germany, assignors?
to T. Bergner, Philadelphia, Pa. Centrifugal creamer S
Lefevre. Jean B., and P. Renaux, Paris, France. Automatic water-gage for all kinds of
generatois
Legay, Isidore. New York, N. Y. Heel-hnrnishing machine
Leger, Claudius I>., assignor to Wateihury AVatch Company. Waterbriiy, Conn. Watch . .
Legg. Ben.iamiu A., assignor to J. A. Jeffiey, (^'olumhus. Ohio. Sprocket-wheel
Legg. Benjaniiu A., assignor to Lechner Manufacturing Company, Columbus, Ohio. Min-
ing-machine
Lesge, Josiali H., Pittsburg, assignor of one-fourth to A. A. McCarty, Allegheny, Pa.
Compound for coating metal
Leggo, William A. (See Spengler. Christian G.. assignor.)
Leggo, William A., New York, N. Y. Electro -magnet
Leggo, William A., New York. N. Y. Faucet
Lego, Albert, and H. Dupan, Grasse. (Alpes-Maiitimes,) Fiance. Counter for facilitating
the transfer of coin
302,007
291,207
296,855
10,441
2!)2,CC1
292,062
302.008
2^8,4^'4
293.042
296,192
Leber, Henry A., Cape Girardeau, Mo. Roofing-machine
Lehman. Henry J. (See Berclitold and Lauffer, assignors.)
Lehman, Josiali H., Troy, N. Y. Machine for cleaning fabrics
Lehmann, Emil A., New York, N. Y. Suspension-hook for ear-rings, &c
Lehmann, Fritz, Tangerhiitte, near Magdeburg, Prus.sia, Germany. Stirrup
Lehmann, Henry. (See Gai,^ng and Lehmann.)
Lehmann, Monte. (See Rail Louis, G.. and E., assignors.)
Lehr, Juseph W. (See Lehr, Nicholos P. and J. W.)
Lehr, Nicholos P. and J. W., Fremont, Ohio. Feed mechanism
Leldy, James C Galcsburg. 111. Corn-planter check-rower
Leigii. Edward B. (See McMunn. Schiller, and Leigh.)
Leigh, John. (See Clarke and Leigh.)
Leigh, John, and C. L. Clarke, Manchester, county of Lanca.ster. Enp'and, assignors to
Domestic Electric Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y. Machine for coihng wire
and thread in the manufacture of induction and resistance coils ,
Leigh, Tliomas S., tnistee. (See Fottrell, John, assiimor.)
Leigh. Walter. New Haven, Conn. Ad.iustable clntliing-form
Leighton. William, Jr., Wheeling. W. Va. Manufacture of .spansled glassware
Leiuert, Emil. Diesden. Saxony, Germany. Apparatus for closing vessels. &C
Leineweber. Karl H. H., Chicago, 111. Car-brake
Leipziger Anilin Fabiik. Beyer & Kegel. (See Kriiger, Tobias, and Kegel, assignors.)
Leis, Theodore. (See Stettlieimer and Leis.)
Leiss. Frederick, New York, N. Y. Braiding attachment for sewinrr-inaclnnes
Leitch, Albert E., assignor of one-half to C. A. Phillips, Dayton, Ohio. Electrical anuun-
ator
Leitch. W. B. (See Eads. John B., a.ssignor.)
Leland, John J., et al. (See Tiffany, Albert R.. assignor.)
Lemaire, Jean T., as.signor to A. C. Pirnay & Co., Hodimont-Verviers, Belgium. Feeding^
apparatus for carding-engines ^
Lenian. John L. P., Beaconsfield Villa, Bingham Road, Radcliffe-on-Treut, county of Not-
tin!;ham. Enjland. Snction-valve for .artificial palates
Lemassena Lillian. (See Lemassena and Stanley, assignors.)
Lemassena. Lillian. (See Stanley, James, assignor.)
Lemassena, Lillian. (See Stanley and Lemassena. assignors.)
Lemassena. Theodore F. (See Stanley and Leniassriia.)
Lemassena, Theodore F., and J. Stanley; said Lenias.sena assignor to L. Lennssena, New-
ark, N. J. Jlold for horse-collars
Leiiiiie, Noe. Muskegon. Mich. Counter-stool for stores
Lemim, Isaac, assijnor of one-half to W. Nel.son, Nebraska City, Nebr. Harrow
Lemos. Leon, S.nn Francisco. Cal. Shirt
Lempert. Leon H.. Roche.ster. N. Y. Seating auditoriums
Lemry. Edward. Plattsbursr, N. Y. Mallet
Leng, John S , West New Brighton. N. Y. Valve
Leniiard. George. Detroit. Alich. Rotary pump
Lenhart, Lewis Y.. Red Wing, Minn. Draft-regulator for pipes, flues, and ventilators :...
Leiihart. AVilliam H., Defiance. Ohio. Latho for turning eccentric or polygonal I'orius
Leni. Charles. (See Millward and Leni.)
Lenihan, Daniel. (See Milliken. James, assignor.)
Lennards, Nicholas, Harvard. 111. Fire-e.scape
Lennig, George, New York, N. Y. Scarf
Leunon. GeorgeD. W., Boston. Mass. Apparatus for sani]diiig casks
Lenox, Edwin S., Worcester, Mass. Fence-wire fastening
Lenox, Edwin S., Worcester, Mass. Fence-wire fiisteuiug
Lenox, Edwin S., Worcester, Mass. Barbed fence-wire
Lenox, Edwin S., and J. Hentz, assignors to Washburn & Moon M.anufacturing Company,
Worcester, Mass. Bale-tie '. ..
Lenox, Edwin S., and J. Hentz, a.ssignors to AVashburn & Moen Manufacturing Company,
Worcester. Mass. Bale-tie
Lenril, Marshal E., Homestead. Pa. Writins table
Lentsch, Carl G. O. (See Lefeldt and Lnntsch.)
Lentsch. Carl G. O. (See Lefeldt and Lentsch.) (Reissue.)
Lentz. David H., assignor of one-third to J. Thomas, Indianapolis, Tnd. Rolling-mill book-
ing-machine
Lentz, John E. (See Lentz, Silas A., assignor.)
Lentz, Silas A., AUentown, Pa. Jacking device for boot and shoe heel shaping and bur-
nishing machines
299,655
295,256
n07.777
307,778
097, 13S
309,472
306.269
.300,488
300,980
294.730
.303,169
305.9.39
29.1.02-)
2P2.663
300 9-7
308,017
297,817
291,063
304,208
306,627
297.700
302.415 !
29."i 124 I
Id-'} p.'O
3iu;5"2
2'12.3Q7
29.^. •"(;.-)
298.866
293.0-13
293.891
202.328
303.867
309 232
29.'i.-6.-i
2'>5 566
300.7.-3
300.716
July 15
Jan. 1
Apr. 15
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
July 15
May 13
Feb. 5
Apr. 1
Juno 3
Mar. 18
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
Apr. 22
Dec. 16
Oct. 7
June 17
June 24
■Jfnr.
Aug.
S"pt. 30
Mar. 11
Jan. 29
June 24
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Jan. 1
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Jan.
"Mav
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Fel).
Feb.
Jan. 22
Aug. 19
D.C. 16
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
June 24
June 17
302.009 Julv 15
294,886 Mar. 11
307,473
303,377
Nov. 4
Aug. 12
1198
243
1209
2268
2092
2095
1198
606
323
359
202
1163
481
482
1,568
1192
312
1274
1899
479
301
21.-.7
853
2100
1900
41
2444
57
1708
772
2.313
1721
981
2291
322
1648
1 1.36
1138
324
1431
1648
1246
884
1.561
1.561
1664
1.579
1199
673
329
67
339
628
582
28
26
27
26
26
\^ }-
330
188
89
103
51,52
132
133
432
C322
J 323
84
350
C ,522
)523
134
598
233
583
523
12
668
17
I
29
27
26
27
27
26
29
29
27
[29
29
27
^27
26
28
28
26
26
27
29
27
26
203
629
472
2{!9
628
90
460
319
319
90
396
461
343
234
432
432
455
27
28
20
28
"8
26
27
27
26
20
26
28
29
26
26
27
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188
76 19,20
621
170
28
26
29
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
AlpJtabetical list of patentees — Contiuucd.
173
Name, residence, and invention.
Lentz, Silas A., assifrnor of ono half to J. E. Lcntz, Allentown, Pa. Ciittiny: and forming
shanks oi- other articlis from leather [.
Lentz, Silas A., assignor of one-half to J. E. Lentz, Allentown, Pa. Machine for cutting
shanks, &c., from leather
Leonard, Charles H., Grand Kapid.s. Mich. Card or tag holder
Leonard, Charles K. (See Hajley, Allen, assignor.)
Leonard, Edmund T., IJaltimore, Md. Car-coupling
Leonard, Elmer, Bridgepoit, assignor to L. H. and A. F. Loomer, Birmingham, Conn.
Corset -
Leonard, George B., and L. Glenn, Ottumwa, Iowa. Atmospheric car-lir,ake. ..
Leon.ird, Harvey R., and "W. Corcoran, San rr.ancisco, Cal. Pneumatic minin<!
Leonard, John B. H., Naulrac, Conn. Grinding-Toachiue
-tube .
Leonard, -John N., North.ampton, Mass. Silk cleaning machine
Leonard, Michael P., Pittsburg, Pa. Gase
Leonard, Sumner J. (See Hewett, Leonard, aiul Sliaw.)
Leonhardt, .Tobn H. (See Leonhardt, AVilliam .Tiid -J. H.)
Leouhardt. William and -J. H., Baltimore (bounty, Md. Dumping- wagon
Lejilay, Hippnlyte. (See Lissagaray and Leplay.)
Lerchen, William. Lake City. Colo. Tr.ace-buckle
Les.in, Seth A., Mount .Xyr, Iowa. Kut-lock
Lesem, Marx A., ft al. (See Clu\mberl;iin .and Harris, assignors.)
Lesley, Kobert W., Philndetpbia, Pa. Mannfaflure of hydraulic ceuumt
Lesley, Robert W., and .J. M. Willcox, Pliiladelphia, Pa. Manufacture of Portland cement
Lesley. Robert W., assignor to R. W. Lesley, tru.'^tee, Philadelphia, Pa. Manufacture of
Portland cement
Lesley, Robert W., and D. Grifiiths, Philadelphia, Pa. Manufacture of Portland cement-
Le.slie, Edward. (See Jull. Oianae. a.ssinnor.)
Leslie, Oscar S., assignor of one-half to H. Landt, Milwaukee, Wis. Shield for posts
Lesourd. John A., aiul J. Lotan. I^ortlaiid. Oreg. Elevator for coal and other substances.
Lester, D.aniel M., Norwich. Conn. Envelope-machine
Lester, Erederick A. (See Greene, Jonathan H., assignor.)
Lester, James S.. Atlanta. 6a. Brick-kiln
Lester, Robert E., et al. (See Kane, Ch.arles I., assignor.)
Letchworth, Ogden P.. Buffalo. N. T. Hanie attaebnu-nt
Letteer, Melvin D., and S. V. Barlow, Dclavan. Wis. Neck-yoke
Lettelier. .lohn G., and E. E. Pratt. Chicago. 111. Register and .alarm
Lotton, Theodore P.. assignor to himself .and E. M. Curtis, Parsons, K,ans. Fire-escape. ..
Letzgus, Anton. (See Glinold, Charles, assignor.)
Lenchsenring, Robert, assignor of one-half to E. B. Nesbett, New Bedford, Mass. Hydrau-
lic motor.
Leuch ten burg. G. William, Cincinnati. Ohio. Staple lock
Leuf. Alexander H. P., Brooklyn, N. T. Ilangin; doors
Lennig, John E. (See Sceets, George N., assisrnoi-.)
Levallev. Christopher W., St. Paul. Minn. Bnlt-cuiter
Lever, Charles, Bowdon, county of Chester, England. Exciting-circnit for dynamo-elec-
tiic machines
Lever, Charles, Bowdon, county of Chester, England. Cut-out for electric lamps
Lever, Oswald, and W. S. Grundy. Philixdeliibia, Pa. Cop- winding machiue
Levering. Benjamin F.. Brickley, 111. P.utt binge
Levett, Alexander. (See Levett, Louis, assignor.)
Levett, David H.. Philadelphia, Pa. Mixing-miicbine
Levett, Louis, assignor of one-half to A. Levett, New York, N. T. M.anufacture of bufling
and polishing devices
Levette Gilbert M., Indianapolis. Ind Attachment for smelting-furaaces
Levey, Edgar J.. New York. N. Y. Playing-card
Levi, Lewis, and M. H. Ellenbogen. P.ater-son. N. .T. Bosom-board
Levi, Thomas, New Westminster, British C(diimbi.a, Canada. Device for keeping fish,
meat, fruit, and other preservini-cans dean while being tilled
Levis, Henry. (See McCarty, William F. M., assignor.)
Levi.s, 0. D. (See Keefer, Lsrael. assignor.) (Reissue.)
Levison, Chancellor G., assignoi' to T. B. Mills, Brooklyn, N. Y. Fishing-flj- book
Levison. Marks S. (See Morgennith and Levison.)
Levy, Charles H.. New York, N. Y. Catameuial sack
Levy, Max, San Francisco. Cal. Index
Levy, Sally M., and A. J. Sedmibradsky. Milwaukee, Wis., assignors to said Levy. Ma-
chine for sewing loops to the suiface of fabrics
Levy, Sally M., and A. .1. Sedmibradsky, Milwaukee, Wis., assignors to said Sally M.
Levy. Fabric and Snaking the same
Levy, Solomon, Ware, Mass. Sole and heel plate
Levy, Solomon, Ware, Mass. Baby-walker
Lewin, John M.. Lockport, N. Y., assignor of one-half to S. S. Mutton, Toronto, Canada.
Manufacture of bottle-stoppers
Lewis, Albert C, Brooklyn, N. Y. Device for commingling and combining gases
Lewis, Andrew, Naperville, HI. Sprins and weight motor
Lewis, Ben.iamin. (See Rycknian, William J., assignor.'
Lewis, Charles, assignor to D. W. Sheeler, Amsteidam, N. Y. Chuck
Lewis, Charles S., "Waterbury. Conn. Knob or handle
Lewis, Charles S.. assignor to Waterbury Clock Company, Waterbury, Conn. Alarm-clock
Lewis, Charles W., a.ssignor to Western Electric Cnmp.any, Chicago, 111. Telegraph-key-
Lewis, Eugene H., Chicago, 111. H.and tive-exf ina;uisher '.
Lewis. Everett C, assignor of one-half to S. W. Wardwell, Jr.. Woonsocket, K. I. Counter-
shaft h,anger
Lewis, Fredriqne R., Troy, N. Y.. assignor to "Wood, Lewis & H.awley. Collar
Lewis, George A., assignor to Goodyear's Metallic Rubber Shoe Company, Naugatnck,
Conn. Overshoe
Lewis, George T., Phil.adelidiia, Pa. Liquid paint
Lewi.s, H. M^, et. al. (See St.arr, Eli T., assignor.)
Lewis, James H., Bismark, III. Apparatus for secnrinsr animals while being .shod
Lewis, .Tames T. A., and C. A. Wold', Boston, Mass. Filter |
Lewis, Jo.seph E., Kansas Citv, Mo. Sectional .steam-boiler
Lewis, Joseph M., Trenton, N. J. Garae-board I
No.
307,779
.107,7F0
:!02,853
305,(i07
2!)3.n()n
303.. '527
307 8(11
201,00!)
202 830
301,247
295,879
207.81 »
308,2(;6
30.5.7.53
202,329
305,201
.305,754
291.208
299.(i5fi
299,814
297,423
20(1,193
307.474
290.104
294,887
208.102
:i07,7Pl
294 47(i
308,207
291,209
300.489
300,023
305,826
290,338
291,010
29:;..58fi
298,991
307,557
296,023
294,888
297.274
30.3,440
293,478
303.170
291,611
299,657
304,740
300.. 500
298,001
300,272
294.043
203.. 583
297.819
307,475
309,861
293,7,53
296,978
297,139
305,202
294,244
307,476
298,992
Date.
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
July 29
Sept. 23
Feb. 19
Aug. 12
Nov. 11
Jan. 8
Feb. 5
July 1
Mar. 25
.\pr. 29
Nov. 18
Sept. 30
Jan. 22
Sept.. 16
Sept. 30
Jan. 1
June 3
June 3
Apr. 22
Apr. 1
Nov. 4
Apr. 1
Mar. 11
M.ay 6
Nov. 11
Mar. 4
Nov. 18
Jan. 1
June 17
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Apr. 8
Jan. 8
A pr. 8
May 20
Nov. 4
Apr. 1
Mar. 11
Apr. 22
Aug. 12
Feb. 12
A ug. 5
Jan. 8
•Tune 3
Sept. 9
Oct. 14
May 6
June 10
Ma r. 4
Feb. 12
Apr. 29
Nov. 4
Dec. 30
Feb. 19
Apr. 15
Apr. 22
Sept. 16
Feb. 26
Nov. 4
May 20
Monthly
volume.
483
484
2292
1717
1.534
805
592
759
66
222
1968
2444
1104
1921
1649
1199
1922
244
204
395
1929
3.59
79
300
674
172
486
172
1104
245
1275
2206
2015
563
761
879
128H
187
160
675
1744
696
908
362
702
200
595
605
52
990
376
1025
2445
1709
1250
1362
1570
1200
1899
80
1289
133
131
029
477
422
221
103
:213
214
18
,59
545
668
300
68
.52. .53
101
527
103
21
103
188
45
134
48
300
68
:3n0
351
628
559
157
214
244
307
52
46
188
474
191
246
98
214
53
163
160
13
267
105
282
669
21
463
346
376
328
520
21
367
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26
27
27
27
27
29
27
26
27
29
26
29
26
[27
28
28
27
26
27
27
29
27
27
28
26
28
26
27
28
29
27
27
26
26
27
29
29
26
27
27
26
29
37
467
467
441
1153
727
610
487
143
4.55
43
1203
484
594
1197
317
1053
1197
44
958
990
380
69
385
09
952
5.59
407
858
595
44
1176
1263
1215
112
143
174
785
405
33
952
345
589
608
522
143
958
934
118
537
1114
893
629
484
385
10.57
676
271
313
10,53
796
385
785
174
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alpliahetical list of patentees — Coatinued.
ISTame, residence, and invention.
liTo.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
m
Lewis, .Joseph S.. Birkenhead, county of Chester, assignor of one-half to "W. P. Thompson,
Liverpool, England. Insulator
Lewis, Joseph S., Birkenhead, county of Chester, assignor of one-half to W. P. Thompson,
Liverpool, England. Terminal insulator
Lewis, Leroy S., East Hartford, Conn., assignor of one-half to H. B. Mitchell, Maiden,
Mass. Device for preserving eggs
Lewis, Mortimer G., Lowville, N. T. Bench-vise
Lewis, Mortimer G., Lowville, N. T. Bench-vise
Lewis, Orlando E. (See Robinson, Stillman W., assignor.)
Lewis, Pattberg & Bros. (See Pfrttberg, Hilarius, assignor.)
Lewis, Pearl C, Catskill, N. T. Calk-coverer
Lewis, Kichard H., Brampton, Ontario. Canada. Carriage-top
Lewis, Samuel "W., Cincinnati, Ohio. Valve for hydrantif
Lewis, Thomas E., Vicksburg, Miss. Package-tiw
Lewis, Thompkins A., et al. (See "Wagner, John L., assignor.)
Lewis, Thompkins A., et al. (See Wagnerand Seatb, assignors.)
Lewis, Warner, Stone Bluffs, Ind. Tile-machine
Lewis, "William, St. John, New Brunswick, Canada. Anchor
Lewis, William H., assignor to E. & H. T. Anthony & Co., New York, N. Y. Plate-holder
for cameras
Lewis, "William H., and 0. K. Ascher, South Bend, Ind. Steam-heater
Lewis, William H., and E. B. Barker, assignors to E. & H. T. Anthony & Co., New York,
N. "Y. Camei a
Lewis, William P., Pittsburg, Pa. Portable range
Lewis, William T., Kacine, Wis. Stove
Lewis, William W., .Cincinnati, Ohio. Balanced valve -
Lewis, Zavala. (See Snyder and Lewis.)
Lewkowitz, Benjamin, New York, N. Y. Adjustable finger-ring
Leyers, Charles J., Newark, N. J. Ornamenting jeweliy
Leyrer, Louis G., et al. (See Johnson, Alexander S., assignor.)
Leyrer, Louis G.. et al. (See Weller, Chester A., assignor.)
Lhuissier, Michel A., Buffalo, N. Y. Device for indicating the temperature in annealing-
furnaces
Liantier, Hippolyte, Scranton, Pa. Elier for twisting silk
Libbey, Edward D., et al. (See Locke, Joseph, assignor.) (Reissue.)
Libliey, Edwaid D., Boston, Mass. Ornamental glassware
Libbey, William L., et al. (See Locke, Joseph, assignor.) (Reissue).
Libby , Frederic M., Portland, Me. Pen-holder
Libby, Frederick M., Portland, Me. Pen-holder.
Libby, Horace, Lewiston, Me. Rein-guard for whiffletrees
Libey, John D., Lima, Ind. Two-wheeled vehicle
Liclitenberirer, William, Savanna. 111.
Liddell, Walter J. F., Charlotte, N. C.
Liddell, Walter J. F., Charlotte, N. C.
Liddell, Walter J. F., Charlotte, N. C.
Liddell, Walter J. F., Charlotte, N. C,
Liddy, Dennis H., Monticello, Iowa.
Combined radiator and stove-shelf.
Saw-mill set- works : . .
Saw-gnide
Circular saw mill. (Reissue)
(Dircular-saw mill
Coupling-plate for whiffletrees
Lieb^ Chailes A., New York, N. Y. Compressible gage
Lieb, (Dharles A., assignor to C. L. Heins, New York, N. Y., and J. H. Lee, Norwalk, Conn.
Ironing-machine
Liebel, Hugo, North Attleborough, Mass. Bracelet
Liebig. Gustav A., and J. F. Gibbons, Baltimore, Md. Treating phosphates of alumina
Qd"
Liebig, Gustav A., and J. F. Gibbons, Baltimore, Md. Treating phos])hates for fertil-
izers
Liebreich. Oscar, Berlin, Germany. Manufacturing soap
Lienhop, Diedrich, St. Louis, Mo. Parlor-fountain
Liersch, Karl G. E., and L. R. Erche, Berlin, Germany. Support for pictures
Liggett, Leigh. (See Cochrane, William F.. assignor.)
Light and Force Company. (See Lachlan, William, assignor.)
Light, Frederick, Jr. (See Kriebel, HoseaK., assignor.)
Lightcap, William H. (See Looney, John .1., assignor.)
Lightfoot, Francis, Media, Pa. Method of and die for forming rail-joints
Lightfoot, Francis, Media, Pa. Railway-rail
Lighthill, August P. (See Prince, Jerome, assignor.)
Lightliill, AugustP., Bo.ston. Mass. Electrically locating mineral veins
Lighthouse, John C, Rochester, N. Y. Halter
Lightner. Alvin. (See Brown and Lightner.)
Liglity, William H., Monticello, Ind. Bill and poster holder
Ligowsky Clay Pigeon Company. (See Ligowsky, George, assignor.)
Ligowsky, George, Cincinnati, Ohio. Flying target
Ligowsky, George, assignor to Ligowsky Clay Pigeon Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Flying
target '. '.
Llljeholm, Nils P., assignor of one-third to H. Goetz, St. Louis, Mo. Railway freight-car
door
Lille, Dominique, Troncens, France. Fruit-press
Lilley, Hugh H. V.. Milford, Mass. Shoe-lace fastener
Lilley, Wilkins, and W. S. Cbedister, Newark, N. J. Combined pencil, eyeglass, ticket,
and bouquet holder
Lillibridge, Freeman, Cedar Rapids. Iowa. Saddle for bicycles ,
Lillie, S. Morris, Philadelphia, Pa. Centrifugal filtering or straining app.iratus. (Reissue)
Lillie, S. Morris, Philadelphia, Pa. Process of and apparatus for separating raw-sugar liq-
uor from the scum and mechanical impurities contained therein . .
Lilliendahl, Gustavus A., Greenville, assignor to H. T. Lilliendahl, Jersey City, N. J.
Game apparatus
Lilliendahl. Henry T. (See Lilliendahl, Gustavus A., assignor.)
Linch, WilliamH , New Matamoras, Ohio. Curtain-fixture
Lincoln, Bacon & Co. (See Bacon, Harland (J., assignor.)
Lincoln, Ellis L., et al. (See Maxim, Samuel, assignor.)
Lincoln, Harvey T., Providence, R. I. Roller-skate ,
Lincoln Iron Works. (See Ross, Comele G., assignor.)
Lincoln, Jesse B., East Providence, I?,. I, Roller-skate
298,593
298,594
308.618
294,137
303,299
303,650
302,146
30C,0f-'6
303,528
298,002
298,867
30^,112
306,270
307,905
300,273
305.940
303,868
293,044
308,504
292,497
297,140
302,747
204 ,"4 77
291.478
.302,. 573
300,377
307, 7f 2
292.330
292,331
10.474
299,233
294.644
295,927
304,533
299,658
301,248
302,266
308,968
307.966
299,659
294,0.53
394,245
308,908
291,365
300,274
305,086
304,534
293,479
299,815
294,05 I
301,133
294,645
10,457
' 294,798
292,563
302,147
304,014
303,503
May 13
May 13
Dec. 9
Feb. 26
Aug. 12
Aug. 19
July 15
Oct. 7
Aug. 12
Mav 6
May 20
Aug. 26
Oct. 7
Nov. 11
June 10
Sept. 30
Aug. 19
Feb. 5
Nov. 25
Jan. 29
Apr. 22
July 29
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
July 29
June 17
Nov. 11
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
May 6
May 27
Mar. 4
Apr. 1
Sept. 2
June 3
July 1
July 22
Dec. 9
Nov. 11
June 3
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Dec. 9
Jan. 1
June 10
Sept. 16
Sept. 2
Feb. 12
June 3
Feb. 26
July 1
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
Jan. 29
July 15
Aug. 26
July 22
790
791
43
1765
528
983
1358
68
807
53
1139
1578
313
718
991
21.58
1247
325
1419
1874
1571
2159
173
174
1939
1138
488
1651
1654
490
1595
377
42
324
207
223
1518
,528
719
208
1644
1900
448
430
992
1035
326
910
397
1646
80
377
493
555
1973
1359
144S
1832
222
222
12
485
144
269
376
17
221
14
320
431
84
197
267
599
343
90
388
523
432
593
48
48
532
.310
134
461
461
132
458
105
12
91
53
197
54
454
520
119
122
268
283
91
246
^101
I 102
455
20
105
138
154
550
376
399
503
27
27
29
26
28
28
28
29
28
27
27
28
29
29
27
28
28
26
29
26
27
28
26
26
28
27
29
26
26
27
27
26
27
28
27
28
28
29
29
27
26
26
29
26
27
28
28
26
1 27
26
28
26
26
26
26
28
28
88
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
175
Name, residence, and invention.
I/incoln, Nonis K., et al. (See Maxim, Samuel, assigner.)
Lincoln, Thomas, assisuor to Hopkius & Dickinson Manufacturing Company, Newark, N. J.
Pull for sliding doors
Lincoln, William E., Warren, Mass. Creaming-can
Lincoln, William 0., FairhaTen, Mass. ConTeitible milling and slotting machine .
Lind, Emile, Hiawatha, Kans. Seeding device
Liudauer, Joseph, as.signor to Tiffany & Co.. New Torlc, N. T. Time-piece mechani.'sm
Linde, Charles P. G., Wiesbaden, Prussia, Germany, assignor to F. W. Wolf, Chicago, 111.
Refrigerating and ice-making apparatus. (Reissue)
Lindcraan, Simon. (See Oppenheimer, Louis K., assignor.)
Linden, Henrv, Spriniifiehl, Oli jo. Curtain-fixture
Lindenberg, Arthur, Dortmund, Prussia, Germany. Winding apparatus for mines
Lindenberg, Arthur, Dortmund, Prussia, Germany. Winding apparatus for mines
Lindenberg, Herman, Jersey City, N. J. Liquid-cooler
Lindenberser, Solomon, Toledo, Ohio. Oar
Lindentbal. Gnstav, Pittsburg, Pa. Continuous girder or truss
Linder, William L., Burlington. Iowa. Necktie-fastener
Lindgren, August, assignor to Moline Plow Company, Moline, 111. Wheel-cultivator
Lindgren, August, assignor to Moline Plow Company, Moline, 111. Wheel-plow
Lindiey, Jacob Z., and J. V. Elder. Lamar, Mo. Sto\e-i)ipe
Lindley, Lafayette W., Danville, Ky. Electric train-signal
Lindiey, Lafayette W.. Danville, Ky. Wire fence
Lindner, Charles, Carlinville, 111. Toilet-bracket
Lindol, Harry C, assignor to J. C. Harrington, Providence, R. I. Bracelet-clasp
Lindop, William E., St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada. Fire-escape
Lindsay, David. (See Rigby and Lindsay.)
Lindsay, James H., trustee. (See Bro\vning, Cliuton, assignor.)
Lindsay, John P., New York, N. T. Scissors or pencil-holder
Lindsay, Ralph E., Neillsville, Wis. Trace-fastener
Lindsay, Richard A., Baltimore, Md. Live-box for fi.«h
Lindsay, Thomas J., Lafayette. Ind. Check-row corn-planter
Lindsay, William I., Cleveland, Ohio. Car-wheel -
Lindsey, Charles B. (See Rivers, Thomas L., assignor.)
Lindsey, Joseph F.. Marion. Ohio. Wacon-jack
Lindsley, Charles E. (See Lindsley, Edward and C. E.)
Lindsley, Edward and C. E., Cleveland, Ohio. Street-box for gas and water service
Linegar, David T. , Cairo. 111. Car-coupling
Lines, .John, assignor to Scovill Manufacturing Comp.iny, Wateibury, Conn. Match-box. .
Lines, Thomas D^, Svr.acuse, N. T. Drop-perch coupling
Lingle, George W., Stryker, Ohio. Protection-tip for oar-blades
Linn, James R., Toledo, Ohio. Chair
Linn, Samuel H., New York, N. Y. Method of and apparatus for preserving and trans-
porting food ;
Linnemann, Clement A., Boston, M.iss. Silk fringe i
Linnenbrink, Henry T., Rochester, Pa. Fire-escape
Linnenbriigge, Adolph. (See Nagel. Kaemp, and Liiinenbriigge.)
Linsel, H. F. (See Neuhausen, Frank M., assignor.)
Linsley, Joel, Burlington, Vt. Refrigerator
Linthicum, Daniel A. (See Rightor, William R., assignor.)
Lintner, Daniel H., Lancaster, Pa. Machine for mincing meat '
Lintz, William H., Constantine. Mich. Hay and grain r.ack
Lipe, Charles E., Syracuse, N. Y. Index-head for milling-machines
Lipe, Cliarles E.. Syracuse, N. Y. Universal milling-machine
Lipe, Walter. (See Ludlow, Chailes A., assignor.)
Lippincott, Jesse H. (See Schulze-Berge, Hermann, assignor.)
Lippy, David, Mansfield, Ohio. Thrasbing-macbine
Llppy, David, Mansfield, Ohio. Railway-crossing
Lippy, David, Mansfield, Ohio. Thra.^ihing-machine
Lipsey, Andrew B., West Hoboken, N. J., assignor to W. Bell, New York, N. Y. (Jas-
bumer
Lipsey, Andrew B., West Hoboken, N. J., assignor to W. Bell, New York, N. Y. Burner,
Lipsey, Andrew B., West Hoboken, N. J., assignor to W. Bell, New York, N. Y. Gas-
bur:
Lipsey, Andrew B., West Hoboken, N. J., assignor to W. Bell, New York, N. Y. Gas-
burner
Lipsey, Andrew B., West Hoboken, N. J., assignor to W. Bell, New York, N. Y. Gas-
buriier.
Lipsey, Andrew B., West Hoboken, N. J., assignor to W. Bell, New York, N. Y. Gas-
burner ".
Lissagaray, Henri, and H. Leplay, Paris, France. Extracting and melting tallow at a low
temperaiture
List, Henry, et al. (See Norton, Eliphalet C , assignor.)
List, William A., Wheeling, W. Ta. Tinner's tongs
List, William A., Wheeling, W. Ta. Tin-seaming machine
Lister, Samuel C, and J. Eeixach, Manningham, near Bradford, county of York, England. 1
Loom for weaving double pile fabrics [
Listerud. Hans, Sacred Heart, Minn. Safety attachment for railway-cars
Listerud, Hans, Sacred Heart, Mmn. Plow attachment
Littell, Norris. (See Moss and Littell.)
Little, Calvin W., Denver, Colo. Watch-maker s pliers
Little, George H., Peabody, Mass. Combined ejector and injector
Little, Howard, Deckertown, N.J. Mi xed paint
Little, James A., Cartersburg, Ind. Tug-fastener for whiffletrees
Little, -Tames R.. assignor of three-fourths to C. Smith, T. Hill, and P. B. W: !liams, QuinCy,
111. Iron wheel
Little, John, Philadelphia, Pa. Operating railway-gates,
liittle, Nelson B., Chicago, HI. Key-fastener
No.
307,783
306,935
293,892
2!)S,7(il
309,306
10,522
301,134
2n.\774
302,, '504
294,889
298,485
300,094
297.275
296.700
308,680
293.893
302,505
308,505
29.5,507
299.816
306,843
301,503
301.612
292,123
29G.980
294.890
296,979
307..558
297,701
305,941
300.275
301,903
291.366
291.914
305,696
308,179
292,926
293,754
296.195
292,927
292,928
293,755
295,568
299,408
291,480
296,587
298,215
298,868
299,660
300,988
295,184
302,267
309,551
292,664
308,909
309,552
301,731
307,784
293,045
307,125
299,151
296,761
293,756
Date.
Nov. 11
Oct. 21
Feb. 19
May 20
Dec. 16
Sept. 16
.July 1
Mar. 25
July 22
Mai-. 11
May 13
Oct. 14
Apr. 22
Apr. 15
Dec. 2
Feb. 19
July 22
Nov. 25
Mar. 25
June 3
Oct. 21
July 8
July 8
.Tan. 15
Apr. 15
Mar. 11
Apr. 15
Nov. 4
Apr. 29
Sept. 30
.Tune 10
July 15
Jan. 1
Jan. 15
Sept. 23
Nov. 18
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
Apr. 1
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
Mar. 25
May 27
Jan. 1
Apr. 8
May 6
May 20
June 3
June 24
Mar. 18
July 22
Dec. 23
Jan. 29
Dec. 9
Dec. 23
July 8
Nov. 11
Feb. 5
Oct. 28
May 27
Apr. 15
Feb. 19
Monthly
volume.
489
1172
1433
1010
992
14.56
82
1820
1834
676
668
859
1744
1091
128
1436
1835
1420
1562
398
1057
552
699
1381
1364
677
1363
188
3314
2160
993
1071
431
1136
1827
982
183
12.51
363
184
186
1252
1563
1816
580
880
328
1139
208
1901
1064
1519
1298
2101
449
1299
848
490
326
1458
1498
1093
1253
134
311
396
397
282
262
404
20
506
502
189
188
227
474
307
34
397
502
388
433
102
280
:i50
151
193
387
377
189
377
52
629
599
268
294
122
317
509
267
50
346
104
51
51,52
C346
} .347
433
522
163
244
86
320
54
523
Official
Gazette.
420
351
(583
^584
(585
119
352
230
C134
1135
389
430
(307
)308
347
J 28
28
26
27
26
27
29
27
28
27
28
26
26
28
29
^26
26
27
26
27
27
27
27
27
26
28
29
26
29
29
28
[20
26
29
27
5 27
36
be
468
235
708
732
899
1100
18
1177
3,57
952
661
165
345
222
723
708
357
665
1130
997
213
108
135
265
271
9.53
271
405
459
1241
1115
210
79
220
1174
572
477
670
70
477
477
676
1131
895
103
175
588
756
959
1295
1032
299
964
404
788
964
162
468
502
294
835
222
677
176
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FKOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continiied.
Name, residence, and inventiou.
Livennore. Charles F., trustee. (See "Waite and Bartlett, assifrnors.)
Livermore, Charles F., trustee. (See Waite, Henry E., assignor.)
Livet, Fountain, London, connty of Middh'sex, En-rland. Steaingeiierator
Live.zey, T. E., et al. (See Holden, Daniel L , assignor.)
Livingston, (Jeorgo H., Antes Fort, Pa. Car cou|iIing
Livingston, H. D., ct al. (See Earhart. Herhert, assignor.)
LiTingston, Ira A., Eastmansville, Mich. Bee-hive
Livingston. .Tames W., New Tork, N. T. Method of and apiiaratns for cutting patterns
for dresses
Livingston, John G.,Bowne, assignorof one-half to F. Kohhins, Camiiliell, Mich. Hay and
grain elevator
Llewellyn. Joseph C, et al. (See Baumhoff, George W., assignor.)
Lloret y Tepe.s. .lose, Madrid, Spain. Electric railwity-siL'nal
Lloyd, Edwin, Enston Eoad. county of Middlesex. England. Dccoialiug glass
Lloyd, rieorge E. (See Pratt, Partridge, and Lloyd )
Lloyd, George E., Chicago, lU. Blaclc-leading m.Tchine
Lloyd, H. P. (See Sagendorph. L. Lewis, assignor.)
Lhi'vd. .Tdlin J.. Streator. HI. Car-cnupliug
Lloyd, .Tnlins D. (See Grah.am and Lhiyd.)
Lloyd. Oliver N., assignor of one-half to F. P. Baker, Chelsea, Mass. Ttolli>r-.ska<e-
Lloyd, Samuel, Birminirliam, county of Warwick, England. Apparatus for generating and
piirif\ing gaseous fuel
Lloyd, Walter J., Harhorne, Birmingham, county of Stafford, En.gTand. Tricycle
Lloyd, William F. (See Hoffman, Lloyd, and Block.)
Loar. George C. assignor of one-half to .T. L. Morgan. Qnincy. 111. Car-coupling
Lobb, George. Hanford. and W. Stiadei-. Pleasant Valley, Cal. Water-elevator
Lobdell. Enimntt J., Novthville. N. Y. Fl 'or-jack
Lolidell. ITeiirv. Troy, N. T. Curtain-sfick
Lohdell, Henry, 'I'roV, N. T. Curtain-slick
Lohdcll, Heiiry. Troy, N. T. Curtain-stick
Lohdell, Henry, Troy, N. T. Curtain-stick
Lobdell, H.nry. Troy. N. T. Curtain-stick
Locher, J.anns, Decatur. 111. Knockdown coffin, box, &c
Lncher, .Tobn. Chicngo. Til. Pipe-stem
Lochman. .Jnllus. New York, N. Y. Necktie-fastener
Locke, Cliarles B. (See Howard and Loike.)
Locke. Charbs S., Joliet, 111. Reel for check-row wires
Locke, Chailes S., Joliet. 111.
Locke, Charles S,, Joliet, 111.
Locke, Charles S.. Joliet. Til.
Watcrbury, Conn. Walch-
Anchor for check-row wires.. .
Check-row wire
Check-rower for cOT'n-i'lanters.
Locke, Edward A., assignor to Waterhury Watch Conijiany,
movenii nt box
Locke, Joliu L.. Grand Rapids. Mich. Wooden scoop-shovel
Locke, Josepb, Sonierville, a.ssignor to W. L. Libbey, Newton. (S. C. Libbey administra-
trix of said AV. L. Libbey, deceased,) and E. D. Libbey, Boston, Mass. Glass globe. (Re-
issue) .
Locke. Milo W., assignor of one-half to K. S. Andrews, Baltimore, Md.
veying apparatus
Locke, Richard B. (See Held and Locke.)
Locke, Syl vanus D , Hoosick Falls, N. Y. H.nrvestor-rcol
Hoisting and con
No.
295,775
309,966
302,854
.•!07,CC4
296,856
30f.i^4.'i
307.126
298,595
293.757
301,376
294,646
295.257
297.942
308,0^0
302.416
3"2,332
2^2.333
292.334
306,024
3(16.025
304.113
309 473
292,929
292,831
292.832
296 9-1
298.003
293,046
308,910
10,446
295,776
292,238
295.777
304. .=535
304,530
Locke, SylvanusD., Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Harvester
Locke. SylvanusD., Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Harvester-rake
Locke, Svlvanus D.. Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Grain-binder
Locker, Harmon. (See Lanscha, Theodore A., assignor.)
Lookett, Benjamin G., J. W. English, and J. W. Murpliey, Atlanta, Ga
Lockett, William A., Brenbam, Tex. Cartridge-loadinir apparatus ! 312 207
Lockhart, Albert E., Cambridge, Mass. Embalming- table ! 302.919
Lockhart, Alexander W., Sacramento, Cal. Feed-regulating device fur thrashing-machines. 2 '.■j.185
Date.
Brick-drying kiln. 295.026
Grain-separator 30.') 203
299.,">.5T
30-;. 477
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Lockh.nrt. .Tesse, Ninntic, 111. Clamp for railway-rails
Lockhart, .Tesse, Niantic, III. Railway
Lockliiig. Henry H., Magnolia. Iowa. Gat«
Lock wood, Cbarb'S L , Philadelphia Pa. Paper satchel
Lockwood, Charles S., Newbnrg, N. Y. Combined boiler, fire-re^ulntor', und alarm
Lockwood, Charles S., Newburg, N. Y. Electric register I'nr flub! rcsirvoirs
Lockwood. Charles S.. assignor to Bnnsilate Company, (liuiited,) Albany, N. Y. Render-
inir silk plastic by heat and pressure --
Lockwood. Charles S., Albany. N. Y., and J. W. Hyatt, Newark. N. J., assignors to Bon-
silate Compan.v. (limited.) Albany, N. Y. Plastic material to imitate ivory, &c ' .305,205
Lockwood, D. & .T. (See Lockwood. David, assignor.) [
Lockwood, David, .assignor to D. & J. Lockwood, Cannon's Station, Conn. Dandy -roll for
paper-making mnehines 301,732
Lockwood, David C. assignor to Rubber and Celluloid Harness Trimming Company, New-
ark, N. . I. Check-hook 1 306.408
Lockwood, George A .. and D. Orrill, Chariton, Iowa. Scwiug-niacliine treadle 295,027
Lockwood, Jarcd. (See Keys and Lockwood.)
Lockwood, Samnel T., assignor to D. J. Whiting, Chicago, HI. Machine for turning bags. 297,1tl
Lockwood, Thomas D., Maiden, Mass. Telephone circuit and app.aratus 291,915
Lockwood, Thomas D., Maiden, Mass. Individual signaling aiiparatus aoo.r.t^a
Lockwood, Thomas D., Maiden, Mass. Electric-battery teleidmne 307,478
Lockwood, Thomas D., Maiden, Mass. Combined telephone and automatic fireal.arm sy.s-
tem '. ... :in8,.566
Lockwood, Thomas D., Maiden, and T. W, Lane, Boston, Mass. Magneto-electric telephone. 292,335
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884,
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued,
17?
Name, residence, and iuvontion.
Xo.
Date.
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volume.
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Lock wood, William, Madrid, N. T. r.nolcboard-wafron
Lockwood, William H., North Kinirsville, Oliio. Mail-hag catcher
Xockwood, William N., Campville, Conn. Line-reel
Locomotive Speed Gage and Mileage Indicator Company. (See Cowell, Edward K. E., as-
signor.)
Locomotive Telephone and Electric Kailway Signal Company. (See Vogel, William, assignor.)
Loder, Johan H., Brussels, Belgium. Gaso electric lamp
Ma-
Lodge, Edward, assignor of one-half to J. A. Burns, Geneva, R. L Stop-motion for wool-
combing machines
Lodge, Joah, Huddersfield, and M. Oldroyd, Dewsbury, county of York, England,
chine for stretching and winding on woven fabrics, ifcc
Loetiler. Otto W. (See Miiller, Ludwic, assianor.)
Loeflund. Edward, Stuttgart, Wiirtemborg. Geiinany. Preserving milk or cream. . .
Loetner, Christian E. (See Eeed and Loetzer.)
Loewe & Co., Ludwig. (See TD'Audiee, Louis, assignor.)
Loewe, Philip, Chicaco, 111. Trunk
Loewenbacli, Hugo, Milwaukee, Wis, Peiforating attachment for printing-presses
Loewenstine, David C, and J. E. Fox, Minneapolis, Minn. Show-case
Loftis, Frank P. H., San Francisco, Cal. Safety-gu.ird for cars
Loftus, John, Albany, N. Y., assignor of two-thirds to G. W. Richardson, Boston, Mass.
Injector .
Logan, Daniel H., San Francisco. Cal. Combined liquid-cooler and water-filter
Logan, David, Hartslown, Pa. Dust exhauster and conveyer for thrashing-machines
Logan, David, Hartstown, Pa. Device for setting and jointing saw-teeth.. .• ,
Logan, Hany, et al. (See Meckert, Hermann, assignor.)
Logan, John, Waltham, Mass. Bracelet
Logan, .Tohn, Waltham, Mass. Method of and apparatus for hardening steel ribbon
Logan, John, Jr., et al. (See Meckert. Hermann, assignor.)
Logan, John A., et al. (See Hayden, Henry F., assignor.)
Loiir, Frank, Freeport, 111. Traceadj aster
Loiseau, Emile F., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to J. P. Keating, tnistee. Manufacturing
Portland cement
Lomas, John E., assignor of one-half to B. Shoninger, New Haven, Conn. Stringing device
for piano-fortes
Lomax, George H., Somerville, Mass. Glass lamp-fountain
Lombard, Abraham G.. Chatfield, Minn. Hanging platform-scale
Lombard, George W., Westminster, Mass. Working rattan
Lombard, Oliver D., and S. Pollard, Lowell, Mass. Pick er-stafT check for looms
Lend, James. (See Morrison, William S., assignor.)
Lone, H. C. (See Filer and Neff, assignors.)
Long. Alfred A., et al. (See Kaby, Richard, Jr., assignor.)
Long, Amos M. , Monroe, Mich. A pparatus for administering anfesthetic gases
Long, Amos M., Monroe, Mich. Apparatus for combining anaesthetic agents
Long, Charles W., Louisville, Ky. Telephone- transmitter '.
Long, David W., Springtield, Ohio. Horse hay-rake
Long, Dennis M., and J. Killer, Louisville, Ky. Pipe-molding pit
Long, Ellis 0., Hayesville, Ohio. Combined plow and harrow
Long, George A., Northtield, Mass. Saw-hanging
Long, George S., Petiolia, Pa. Stamp-mill
Long, James N., assignor of one-half to D. Coulter, Philadelphia, Pa. Grate
Long, John M. (See Crawford and Long.)
Long, John M., and C. E. McBeth, Hamilton, Ohio. Cultivator
Long, John S., assignor to himself and J. Bastien, Murphysborough, HI. Saw-set
Long, Joseph B., et'al. (See Atwater, John B., assignor.)
Long, M. Lukens, Philadelphia, Pa. Dentists chair
Long, Nathan H., Muncie, Ind. Folding table
Long, Oliver, Brooklyn, assignor of one-half to C. Schliiter and C. Forster, New York, N. Y.
Material for packing bottles
Long, Oliver, Brooklyn, assignor of one-half to C. Schluter and C. Forster, New York, N. Y.
Material for packing bottles ,
Long, Thomas A., Sweet Valley, Pa. Horse-cover
Longacre, Thomas J., Kingsville. Mo. Tree-protector
Longcor, Leonard S., Belvidere, 111. Bridle-hit
Longcor, Leonard S., Belvidere, 111. Bridle
Longmore, Lewis F., assignor of two-thirds to C. W. Morey, Lowell, and G. A. Eyam,
Chelm.sford, Mass. Liquid-cooler
Longshaw, James. (See Appleyard and Long.shaw.)
Longstreet, Daniel F. (See Brayton, Lodowick, assignor.)
Longstreth, Edward. (See Parry and Longstreth.)
Longsworth, Miron V., Delpbos, Ohio. Neck-yoke
Lougsworth, Miron V., Delphos, Ohio. Neck-yoke
Lonney, Thomas F. , East New York, N. Y. Submarine rock -breaker
Loockerman, Francis S., Manokin, Md. Ripping attachment for scissors
Look & Lincoln. (See Morrison, Benjamin P., assignor.)
Loomer, Audiew F., et al. (See Leonard, Elmer, assignor.)
Loomer, L. Harvey, et al. (See Leonard, Elmer, assignor.)
Loomer, L. Harvey, Birmingham, Conn . Hoop-skirt
Loomis, Alvah W., and J. F. Hiiuenstein, Shebovgan Falls, Wis. Cheese-hoop
Loomis, Arthur, Jeffersonville, Ind. Wall-bracket extension-shelf
Loomis, David S. (See Gardner, Henry L., assignor.)
Loomis, Joel E., et al. (See Adams, Archii)ald D., assignor.)
Loomis, John L., Leadville, Colo. Ore-concentrator
Looney, John J., assignor of one-fourth to W. H. Lightcap, Hazel Green, Wis. Neck-
yoke -
Loper, John. (See Bing, Joseph M., assignor.)
Lord, Charles W., Pawtucket, R. I., and A. M. English, Boston, Mass. Bracelet
Lord. Frederick E., St. Louis, Mo. Automatic rain-water regulator for cisterns
Lord, George W.. Bloomington, Pa. Cant-hook
Lord, Henry. (See Woodward, Alvah K.. assignor.)
Lord, Horace, assignor to Colts Patent Fire -Arms Manufacturing Company, Hartford,
Conn. Revolver
204,891
208,216
296,19(j
297,820
303,937
308,081
301,733
300,378
301,249
291,612
299,234
300,092
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308,082
306,936
297,610
306,165
309,150
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297,276
303,300
292.239
297,821
294.479
301,. 377
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298,486
307.665
298,869
309,789
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292,7.55
303.171
291,525
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301,250
302,506
304,835
295,028
303,869
307,206
291.748
296,589
303,392
293,182
300,878
306,087
293,894
299,235
293,970
299.558
295,258
303,870
303,172
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178
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contimied.
Name, residence, and invention.
Lord, Jamea L., Lynn. Mass. Heel-finishing machine
Lord, Schuyler C, East Surry, Me. Calendar attachment for pencils and pen-holders
Lord, Tyler C, Joliet, 111., assignor to "Washburn & Moeu Manufacturing Company, "Wor-
ce.ster, Mass., and I. L. EUwood, De Kalb. 111. Barb for fence-wire
Lord, William, Middlesbrough, county of York, England. Ventilating apparatus
Lord, William H., "Sew Yor£, N. T. Speed-clock for machinery :
Lord, William H.. New York, N. Y. Speed-clock for machinery
Lorentz, Heinrich, Stettin, Prussia, Germany. Box-fastener
Lorenz, AVilhelm, Carlsruhe, Baden. Germany. Cartridge-case
Lorenz, Wilhelm, Carlsruhe, Baden, Gei-many. Machine for treating cartridge-shells
Lorenz, William A., Hartford, Conn. Velocipede
Loienz, William A., Hartford, Conn. Bicycle ice-tire
Loretz, Arthur J. L., Brooklyn, N. Y. Puiifying canals and basins connecting with tidal
waters
LoriUard & Co., P. (See Hieatt and Hearn, assignors.)
Lorillard, Pierre, Jr., New York, N. Y. Implement for attaching hangers to ceilings
Lorimer, John H., Philadelphia, Pa. Dye- vat ,
Loring & Blake Organ Company. (See Loring, Elmer H., assignor.)
Loring, Charles T. (See Tregartha and LoTins.)
Loring, Elmer H., assignor to Loring & Blake Organ Company, Worcester, Mass. Tremolo
for reed-organs
Loring, Samuel. (See Morton, Ephraim S., assignor.)
Lorsch, Solomon, et al. (See Emanuel, Henry, assignor.)
Lorsch, Salomon, New York, N. Y., assignor of one-haK to.D. Heineman, Gloucester, Mass.
Garment-sleeve
Lortzlng, Carl, Charkow, Russia. Making artificial asphaltum from the residue of tan-
Loser, Charles, Chicago, HI. Velocipede
Loss, Lewis M. (See Egli, Rudolf, assignor.)
Lotan, James. (See Lesourd and Lotan.)
Loth, C. Edward, assignor of sixty one-hundredths to P. W. Richardson and E. W. Loth,
Troy, N. Y. Barrel-pump
Loth, Edward W., et al. (See Loth, C. Edward, assignor.)
Lothhammer, Adolph, Sacramento, Cal. Digitoriiim
Lothrop, Alson A., assignor to C. H. Cushman, Boston, Mass. Catch for shade-rollers
Lothrop, Chauncey M., Walpole, Mass. Bottle
Lothrop, George H. (See Langley, John W., assignor.)
Lotz, August, San Jos6, Cal. Lubricator
Lotz, William H. (See Hartman, George J., assignor.)
Loucks, James C, assignor of one half to E. S. Pierce, (xrand Rapids, Mich. Hot and cold
water faucet
Loud, Herbert. (See Ferrall, Thomas R., assignor.) (Reissue.)
Loud, Waldo A., assignor to Blair Manufacturing Company, Springfield, Mass. Three-
part bearing
Loud, Waldo A., assignor to Blair Manufacturing Company, Springfield, Mass. Pawl and
ratchet
Louden , William, Fairfield, Iowa. Hay-stacker
Loudensleger, E., administrator. (See Herbrand, Jacob.)
Louder, Joel H., Chicago, 111. Bill-file
Loudon, Charles E. (See Ackerraann and Wagner, assignors.)
Lougee, Amanda M. (See DriscoU, Lawrence J., assignor.)
Loughrey, John. (SeeRobson, Robert S., assignor.)
Loxighrey, .John. (See Robson and Loughrey.)
Louis, Michael A. W., Washington, D. C. Oil-can
Lovejoy, Henry L., Lowell, Mass. Store-service carrier
Lovelace, Curt H., Cashon, Tenn. Hame
Loveland, Horace W., Topeka, Kans. Furnace fire-grate and frame
Loveless. Charles B., Worthington, Minn. Chimney
Lovelis, William A., Bingen, Ark. Lubricator
Lovell, George W., et al. (See Hall, Theodore F., assignor.)
Lovell, Henry H. and H. T., Ionia, Mich. Refrigerator
Lovell, Homer T. (See Lovell, Henry H. and HT T.)
Lovell Manufacturing Company. (See Miller, Charles H., assignor.)
Lovell, Melvin N., Erie, Pa. Adjustable spring bed-bottom
Loveren, Charles L. Brooklyn, N. Y. Machine for making gem-settings
Lovett, Arthur S., Erie, assignor of one-half to P. S. Ensworth, Waterford, Pa. Appara-
tus for embalming
Low, Jesse B., assignor of three-fourths to G. H. and N. Seeley and J. H. Taylor, New
York, N. Y. Wood-screw
Low, Joshua, Steuhenville, Ohio. Car-coupling •
Low, William. (See Hall and Low.)
Lowe, Charles, Reddish, near Stockport, coitnty of Lancaster, England. Coloring-matter
derived from aurin
Lowe, Charles J., Cherryfield, Me. Saw
Lowe, E. Louis, Jr.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Machine for obtaining fibers from fiber-bearing sub
stances
Lowe, Frank W. (See Wilbur, Henry A., assignor.)
Lowe, Jacob S., Geneva, Ohio, assignor of one-half to W. B. Thompson, Detroit, Mich.
Making crayons
Lowe, James K., G. M. Westgate, and J. Banks, Logan City, Ariz. Ter. Mechanical
movement ,
Lowe, John, Providence, R. L Machine for making shank-stiffeners
Lowe, John, Providence, R. L Button-fastener
Lowe, John, Providence, R. I. Button-fastener
Lowe, John R., Anderson, Cal. Gate
Lowe, William, Bridgeport, Conn. Boiler-furnace
Lowe, William H., Hutsouville, 111. Device for removing wagon-bodies
Lowell, Charles H., Boston, Mass. Combined button and cufif-holder
Lower, Henry C, Arcadia, Ind. Hog-trap
Lower, Martin, Mitchell's Mills, assignor of one-half to W. E. Tozer, New Washington,
Pa. Steam-engine
No.
303.577
307,207
293..')84
295,499
298,487
300,491
301,1,35
993,257
294,055
298,217
303,228
299,559
295,880
306,695
292,439
297,526
303,301
303,530
307,862
307,863
298,004
302,268
305,608
301,061
305,396
305,697
298,218
296,762
306,027
303.531
304.434
293,258
301,904
294, 4S0
295,259
301,136
297,611
300,989
296,982
295,029
307,401
305,206
292,240
301,137
309,634
300,379
303,532
308,268
294,481
304,.332
307,864
298,993
305,609
Date.
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Oct. 28
Feb. 12
Mar. 18
May 13
June 17
July 1
Feb. 12
Feb. 26
May 6
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June 3
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Sept. 16
Jan. 22
July 1
Dec. 23
June 17
Aug. 12
Nov. 18
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Sept. 2
Nov. 11
Mav 20
Sept. 23
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Alphaheiical list of i)atcni€es — Coutiuued.
179
Name, residence, and inTention.
Lowerre, Thomas E. , iffew York, N. Y. Bottle-corking machine
Lowery, H. D. (See Kirby, Philip, assignor.)
Lowery, John H. (See Stilly and Lowery.)
Lowrey, John il., Perdue HiU, Ala. Seed-planter
Lowrey, John M., Jonesborough, Ga. Sash-fastener
Lowrey, Joseph K. (See Pietzsch, Armstroug. and Lowrey.)
Lowrey, ■William L., Boston, Mass. Liquid for and process of generating a compound
Taper as a motor-power
Lowrey, William L., Boston, Mass. Portable combustion apparatus
Lowrie, Harvey C, Denver, Colo. Track and road-bed for railways
Lowry, Joseph L., Pittsburg, Pa. Steam pumping-engine
Lowth, James, Chicago, 111. Telephone
Lowth, James, Chicago, 111. Telephone
Lowth, James, (Chicago, 111. Telephone
Lozier, Abraham W., New York, N. Y. Pire-escape
Lubin, David, San Francisco, Cal., assignor, by mesne assignments, to I. Oppenheimer,
New York, N. Y. Overalls
Lnbin, Leon T. J., Boston, Mass. Truss
Lubke, Adolph E. Gr., New York, N. Y. Dynamo-electric machine
Lubke, Adolph E. G., New York, N. Y. D vnamo-electric machine
Lubke, Adolph E. G., New York, N. Y., assignor of one-half to 0. Heikel, Jersey City,
N. J. Electric motor
Luburg. Charles E., Philadelphia, Pa. Burglar-alarm ;
Lucas, Emll E. (See Greenberg and Lucas.)
Lucas, George C, and J. A. Patterson, Cleveland, Ohio. Eilling for railway-frogs
Lucas, James A., et al. (See McDonald, Gilbeit, assignor.)
Lucas, John, Hawk's Nest, TV. Va. Coal-mining machine
Lucas, John, Hastings, Minn. Feed-regulator..
Lucas, John H.. Salamanca, N. Y. Steam-gage cock
Lucas, Joseph D., Toronto. Ontario, Canada. Buttor-dish
Lucas, Milo P., VVest Newton, Ma-ss. Tube-saw
Lucas, Thomas P., assignor of one-half to J. S. Brown, Galveston, Tex. Locking-pawl
for anchor-chains
Lucas, William C. Meriden, Conn. Key-ring
Luce, Eugene E., Wadena, Minn. Car-coupling
Luce, George M. (See Dodge, Willis, assignor.)
Luckenbach, Frederic A., New York, N. Y. Apparatus for pulverizing ores. &c .. .
Luckenbach, Frederic A., assignor to Pneumatic Pulverizer Company, New York, N. Y.
Pulverizing, desulphurizing, and otherwise treating metalliferous ores
Luckermann, Friedrich. (See Eitchie and Luckermann.)
Ltideke, Waldemar, Hoboken, N. J. Sewing-machine
Lndington, Francis H., St. Louis, Mo. Bag-fastener
Ludlam, J. S. (See Dennis, Edward P., assignor.)
Ludlow, Charles A., Bridgeport, Conn., assignor of one-half to W. Lipe, New York, N. Y.
Tumbler for locks
Ludlow, Francis M., St. Louis, Mo. Opergiting valves
Ludlow, Freeman C. (See Kurtz, A. Brinton, assignor.)
Ludlow, Eodney F., Springfield, Ohio. Drive-chain
Ludlow, Samuel W., Cincinnati, Ohio. Vehicle-spring
Ludlow, Samuel W., Cincinnati, Ohio. Steam-engine
Ludlow Valve Manufacturing Company. (See Ward. John, assignor.)
Ludlow, William H. D., La Porte City, Iowa. Crutoh
Ludlum, James, Pompton, N. J. Spiral spring ,
Ludwig, Engen, Hoboken, N. J. Polishing-liquid
Ludwig, Hermann C, Elizabeth, N. J. Qullting-frame
Ludwig, Mahlon S., Philadelphia, Pa. Piano-forte string
Ludwig, Martin, J. S. and J. S. Barber, Beloit, Kans. Chinmey-cowl ,
Ludwig, Oscar, Evanston, Wyo. Ter. Broom-holder ,
Lueckenhoff, Herman. (See Schindler, Jacob, assignor.)
Lufkin, John W., Chelsea, Mass. Button-hole cutter
Lufkin, Eichard H., (Chelsea, Mass. Leather-folding machine
Lngmayr, Louis C, assignor of one-half to J. Grime, Minneapolis, Minn. Valve-gear for
engines
Lugrin, Henry A., assignor to himself and P. Nordmann, New York, N. Y. Stop-watch ..
Luhmann, Henry, New York, N. Y. Eefrigerating apparatus for cooling storage-bins, bar-
rels, &c -
Lukens, George B., Camden, N. J. Mechanism for spinning direct from the carding-ma-
chine -
Lukens, Serine S., Eock Falls, HI. Shaft-coupling
Luker, James. (See Forshay, Jacob H., assignor.)
Luker, James, New York, N. Y. Case for hats
Lum, Nettie A., Cameiro, Kans. Medical compound
Lumpkin, Thomas B. (See Benson and Lumpkin.)
Lumsdon, Thomas, Marion, Va. Vehicle-spring .
Lund, Joseph. (See Smith, Ambler, and Lund.)
Lundy, Charles L. (See Lundy, Hugh E. and C. L.)
Lundy, Hugh E. and C. L., Cincinnati, Ohio. Mail-hag cord-fastener and label-holder com-
bined
Liingen, Adam, New York, N. Y. Circuit-closing contact for doors
Lungen, Adam, assignor to Edwards & Co., New York, N. Y. Circuit-closer for electric
alarms
Lungien, Charles M., New York, N. Y. Dynamo-electric machine
Lungren. (iharles M., New York, N. Y. Burner for gas or oU
Lunkenheimer, Edmund, Cincinnati, Ohio. Oil-cup
Lunkenheimer, Edmund, Cincinnati, Ohio. Throttle-valve
Lunkenheimer, Edmund, Cincinnati, Ohio. Safety-valve
Lunsford, Eobert B , Oakland, Cal. Velocipede .'.
Lunt, Charles M.. et al. (See Chandler, George E., assignor.)
Luppen, Lnppe, Pekin, HI. Wheel
No.
297,943
303,533
303,938
296,197
308,911
291,613
29g,.')96
309,474
309,475
309,476
295,570
303,578
301,504
293,758
296,857
292,930
307,058
291,749
291,916
296,024
306,937
296,293
300,784
293,657
296,763
301,734
291,367
295,125
300.380
302,920
295.260
299,079
302,574
306,409
306,410
291,750
303,302
296,303
302.748
303.651
308,317
301,062
307,127
294,394
307,128
302,749
309,233
302,750
299,152
293,183
291,751
308,846
294,799
303,579
309,790
294,892
300,879
299.929
301,823
304,271
305,698
303,229
Date.
Apr. 29
Aug. 12
Aug. 19
Apr. 1
Deo. 9
Jan. 8
May 13
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Mar. 25
Aug. 12
July 8
Feb. 19
Apr. 15
Feb. 5
Oct. 21
Jan. 8
Jan. 15
Apr. 1
Oct. 21
Apr. 1
June 24
Feb. 19
Apr. 15
July 8
Jan. 1
Mar. 11
June 17
Aug. 5
Mar. 18
May 20
July 29
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
Jan. 8
Aug. 12
Apr. 1
July 29
Aug. 19
Nov. 18
June 24
Oct. 28
Mar. 4
Oct. 28
July 29
Dec. 16
July 29
May 27
Feb. 5
Jan. 8
Dec. 2
Mar. 11
Aug. 12
Dec. 23
Mar. 11
June 24
June 3
July 8
Aug. 26
Sept. 23
Aug. 5
Monthly
volume.
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193
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1142
161
1174
506
1665
1114
1095
850
431
981
1140
54
1167
1406
1939
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491
926
532
519
2160
984
1173
1999
1459
71
1460
2161
885
2162
1499
526
926
372
561
871
1613
679
1780
526
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1786
1829
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431
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155
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438
189
485
139
261
488
510
118
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Gazette.
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611
713
70
788
144
684
938
939
939
1131
620
108
677
243
478
266
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221
33
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95
1250
652
223
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1004
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1050
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381
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180
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiaued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Lnpton, David, Philadelphia, Pa. Kefiiaerator
liUquer, C Fred., Montgomery, N. Y. Eight-day-clocli alarm
Luse, David N., Ross. Iowa. CuUivator
Lugsier, Joseph, Minneapolis. Minn. "Wrench
Lusty, George, Broolilyn , N. T. Folding box
Luther, Benjamin G., Mansfield, Mass. Capstan ,
Luther, Benjamin G., Mansfield, Mass. Capstan-windlass
Luther, Henry and J. P., Berlin, Wis. Wash-hoard
Luther, Henry C, Providence, R. I. Manufacture of glass jewels
Luther, Justus P. (See Luther, Henry and J. P.)
Luthy, Adolph, assignor to A. Luthy &, Co., New York, N. Y. Catch for jewelry-pins . . .
Luthy & Co., A, (See Luthy, Adolph, assignor.)
Luttgens, Henry A., assignor to Rogers Locomotive and Machine Works, Paterson, N. J.
Locomotive
Luttgens, Uenry A., assignor to Rogers Locomotive and Machine Works, Paterson, N. J.
Locomotive-boiler
Lutts, Frank W. (See Lutta, Henry and F. W.)
Liatts, Henry and F. W., Maiden. Mass. Macliine for filing saw-teeth
Lutz, Ferdinand F., Louisville, Ky. Car-coupling
Lutz. George W., Indianapolis, Ind. Compressible piston
Lutz, Sylvester, Flat Rock, Ohio. Freight-truck
Lux, John H. and P. , Earlville, Iowa. Hay elevator and carrier
Lux, Philip. (See Lux, John H. and P.)
Lybrand, Franklin P. (See Rodgers, William C, assignor.)
Lydiill & Foulds, H. (See Merrill, Oliver H., assignor.)
Lyford. Francis, Bo.iton, Mass. Laundry jack or bracket
Lyke, William B. (See Zeigler and Graves, assignors.)
Lyle, John D., Columbus, Ind, Telephone-switcli
Lyman, Chester C, Cleveland. Ohio. Steam-derrick
Lyman, Fordyce A., Cleveland, Ohio. Vapor-stove
Lyman, George N. (See Robinson, William W., assignor.)
Lyman, Henry W., et al. (See Clause. John J., assignor.)
Lyman, Wilfred C, Chicago, 111. Condenser-head for exhaust-pipes of steam-engines
Lyman, Wilfred C, Chicago, 111. Condenser-head for exhaust-pipes of steam-engines. (Re-
issue)
Lyman, Wilfred C. Chicago, 111. Drain for steam-condenser heads.
Lyman, AX^illiam, Middlofield, Conn. Sight for fire-arms
Lyman, William H., Springfield, Mo. Claw-bar
Lynch, Bernard. (See Taylor, Thomas W.. assignor.)
Lynch, Edward P., Davenport, Iowa. Carriage-wheel
Lynch, Eva H., Rome, N. Y. Air-cooling apparatus
Lynch, Henry S. (See Willaman, Stratton, and Lynch.)
Lynch, John, New Haven, Mich. Safety-guard for I'ailway-frogs -..
Lynch, Michael .1. , Pawtucket, R. I. Game apparatus
Lynch, Morris T. (See Harman, Stephen S.. assignor.)
Lynch, Thomas. (See Devine, James J., assignor.)
Lynch, Thomas J., Milford, Mass. Boot or shoe
Lyne, Alpheus G., Washington, D. C. Picket fence
Lyne, Alpheus G., Washington, D. C. Fence-making machine
Lyne, Alpheus G., Washiniiton, D. C. File-box
Lyne, Wicklifl'e C. (See Wineland, Dan S., assignor.)
Lynn, Mirabean N., Indianapolis, Ind., assignor to Ohio Power and Light Company, Day-
ton, Ohio. Electric lamp
Lyon, Arthur, assignor to Lyon & Brock, Loveland, Ohio. Pawl-and-ratchet mechanism
for chain-pumps
Lyon & Brock. (See Lyon, Arthur, assignor.)
Lyon, George L., Albany, N. Y. Ice-creeper
Lyon, James W. (See Eaton and Lyon.)
Lyon, Newton C. (See Doremns, Willard D., assignor.)
Lyon, Philip, and J. H. Bossard, East Stroudsburg, Pa. Fruit-jar-cover fastening
Lyon, Philip, and J. H. Bossard, East Stroudsburg, Pa. Fruit-jar
Lyon, William. (See Fitzgerald and Lyon.)
Lyon, William, Sheffield, county of York, England. Fluid-pressure governor
Lyon, William M., et al. (See (j-ibson, George, assignor.)
Lyons, Cornelius J., Hartford, Conn. Sink-pipe cap.
Lyons, Jeremiah, assignor of one-half to L. Simpson, Pittsburg, Pa. Apparatus for recov-
ering copperas
Lyons, Michael .J. (See Hill and Lyons.)
Lyons, Michael J., Saginaw, Mich. ' Grate for burning sawdust
Lyons, Sidney, Brookston, Tex. Car-coupling
Lyons, William, Tiblow, Kans. Corn-planter -
Lytle, Albert E., et al. (See Conant, George P., assignor.)
Lytie, Albert E., Chicago, HI. Combination-tool
Lytle, Alberts., Des Plaines, assignor of one-half to G. H. Eton, Chicago, 111. Expand-
ing mandrel
Lytle, Albert E , assignor of two-thirds to J. H. and B. T. Vanhousen, and G. H. Eaton,
Chicago, 111. Expansion-arbor - .
Lytle, Albert E.. assignor of two-thirds to J. H. andB. T. Vanhousen, and G. H. Eaton,
' Chicago, 111. Expanding wrench and mandrel
Lytle, Felton M., and J. A. McCoy, Baltimore, Md., assignors to H. B. Lytle, Boston, Mass.,
trustee. Telephone central-office apparatus
Lyrle, Henry B., trustee. (See Lytle and McCoy, assignors.)
Lytle, Henry B., and J. J. Carty,'Boston, Mass. Method of and apparatus for individual-
izing telephone time-signals
Lytle, Henry B., and J. J. Carty. Boston. Mass. Telephone time-signal apparatus
Lytle, William H., Montezuma, Colo. Mining-drill and forming powder-chambers in rock,
&c.
Maas, Maurice, St. Louis, Mo. Shirt
Mabey. Nelson R. (See Joralemon and Mabey.)
MacCallum, John, Manchester, county of Lancaster, England.
playing goods
MacDonald, Charles A., Chicago, 111. Valve and valve-case -..
MacDonald, Charles A., Chicago, HI. Gas-pump
Box for holding and dis-
No.
309,151
297,612
290.983
3n8.9(i9
292.833
306,411
309.477
309.721
300,381
302,508
307,479
307,480
299,560
298,005
302,921
.302,85.')
291,368
293,971
309.791
294.395
293,259
Date.
Dec. 9
Apr. 29
Apr. 15
Dec. 9
Feb. 5
Oct. 14
Dec. 16
Dec. 23
June 17
July 22
Nov. 4
Nov. 4
June 3
May 6
Aug. 5
July 29
Jan. 1
Feb. 19
Dec. 23
Mar. 4
Feb. 12
29;',6r ' May 13
July 8
Aug. 12
May 6
Mai-. 25
10,497
303,441
298.305
295,571
294.0.56
304,657
292,834
307,402
307,0.59
300,093
300,094
301,452
300,095
307,723
305,012
296,701
297,082
292,241
302,269
304,333
299,485
296,590
302,856
292,168
292,167
301,905
305,035
294,482
299,561
299,562
299.991
309,635
305,827
301,906
304,836
Feb. 26
Sept. 2
Feb. 5
Oct. 28
Oct. 21
June 10
June 10
July 1
June 10
Nov. 4
Sept. 9
Apr. 8
Apr. 15
Jan. 22
July 22
Sept. 2
May 27
Apr. 8
July 29
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
July 15
Sept. 9
Mar. 4
June 3
June 3
June 10
Dec. 23
Sept. 30
July 15
Sept. 9
Monthly
volume.
Official
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2188
1369
529
69
491
1199
1516
1142
1839
83
84
70
56
54
2294
434
1536
1615
73
629
928
999
697
446
1569
1650
480
70
1821
1339
745
746
480
751
400
947
1015
1483
1547
1521
60
1904
886
2295
1438
1437
1073
971
178
71
75
616
1413
2016
1074
709
205
597
378
138
19
134
325
412
312
503
22
22
18
15
17
630
123
423
438
18.19
167
257
271
191
120
434
456
133
19
491
358
201
C201
i202
129
202
110
259
284
410
433
421
19
548
245
630
403
403
294
265
49,50
18
19
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383
559
294
194
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
181
Name, residence, and invention.
MacDonald, John A., assignor to United States Cartridge Company, Lowell, Mass. Ma-^
chine for feeding cartiidgesliells 5
MacDonald, John L., Shakopce, Minn. Fire-escape
MacDonald, Thomas A., Boston, Mass. Heat-resisting casing
MacFarlane, James, Maiden, assignor, by mesne assignments, to himself and C. I". Jew-
ett, Brookline, Mass. Let-off mechanism for looms
MacGregor, William H., East Braintree, assignor to Ashcroft Manufacturing Company,)
Boston, Mass. Pressure-ga^e 5
Maclver, John K., Detroit, Mich. Burning brick, tile, &o
MacKaye, James S., New York, N. T., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Brent Manu-
facturing Company, Bridgeport, Conn. Folding chair
MacLaine, Alexander, Belfast, county of Antrim, Ireland. Piston-packing
Macauley, Joseph H. (See Fuller and Macauley.)
Macbean, George S. (See Capell and Macbean.)
Macdonald, Theodore H., San Francisco, Cal. Device for turning vehicles out of car-
tracks
Macdonough, Thomas, Benton. Mich. Fire-escape
Mace, Daniel, New York, N. Y. Hoof-expander
Macfarlane, Stewart, Drifton, Pa. Injector
Macfarlane, Thomas, assignor of one-half to A. Kamsay, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Mak-
ing zinc sulphide anhydrous
Machenhauer, Fritz, Eeddish, near Manchester, county of Lancaster, England. Manufac-
ture of rosaniline derivatives
Macher, Jacob, New York, N. Y. AVatch-case
Machette. E. V. (See Chadwick, Sager, assignor )
Mack, Adelbert D.. Franklin, Ohio. Gate
Mack, Denny E., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to himself and G. F. C. Smillie, Plainfield,
N. J. Chromatic-printing machine
Mack, Josiah D., Salem, assignor of one-half to G. H. Eedway, Albany, N. Y. End-gate
for wagons
Mack, "William, Indianapolis, Ind. Paper-bag rack
Mack, William B., Boston, Mass. Injector
Mackay, Kenneth, and T. C. Dunn, Boston, Mass. Swiveling-loop iron for harness
Mackaye, James S., New York, N. Y. Folding chair
Mackenzie, J. Kenneth D., Westminster, county of Middlesex, England. Electrical sig-
naling apparatus
Mackenzie, James TJ., New York, N. Y. Electrical signaling apparatus
Mackenzie, Oscar C, Chicago, HI. Letter or bill iile
Mackey, Frank M., La Porte, Ind., assignor to himself, E. and G. B. Morf, Chicago, 111.
Milling apparatus
Mackey, Thomas B., Dallas, Tex. Eunning-gear for railway-cars
Mackiiiney, Herbert G., Providence, K. I Ear-ring
Mackinney, William C, assignor to J., C. C, and W. D. Butterworth, Philadelphia, Pa.)
Bearing for piilley-shafts of chain-gearing ]
Mackintosh, Edward D. (See Pryibil and Mackintosh.)
Mackintosh, John W. (See Chase, Edward M., assignor.)
Maclachlan, Andrew L., Melrose, Mass. Sweat-pad for cart-saddles
Macoraber, George, Clarinda, Iowa. Fire extinguisher
Macomber, William I., assignor to G. L. Vose, Providence, E. I. Automatic stop-motion
for punching and, forming presses
Macpherson, David J., assignor of one-half to J. B. Young, Sioux Falls, Dak. Ter. Auto-
matic car-brake. (Eeissue)
Macy, Fredeiick. (See Briggs, Daniel D., assignor.)
Macy, Jason W. and V. W., Searsborough, Iowa. Hay-loader
Macy, Lambert, Greensborongh, Ind. Memorial and inscription tablet ,
Macy, Volney W. (See Macy, Jason W. and T. W.)
Maddin, Mary. (See Maddin, Samuel D., assignor.)
Maddin, Samuel D., Miamisburg, Ohio. Harvester
No.
305,087
301,138
297,613
308,681
292,169
302,149
300,617
298,871
30.5,610
295,929
307.208
307,967
296,858
308,912
307,968
298,103
305,207
292.931
298,870
301,735
298,104
295,261
305.611
304,209
291,752
293,047
309,067
298,762
305,699
302,575
305,088
Maddin, SamuelD., assignor to M. Maddin, Miamisburg, Ohio. Harvester
Maddin, Samuel D., assignor to M. Maddin, Miamisburg, Ohio. Harvester
Maddin, SamuelD., assignor to M. Maddin, Miamisburg, Ohio. Harvester
Maddock, Henry. (See Maddock, James and J. F., assignors.)
Maddock, James and J. F.. Burslem, county of Stafford, England, assignors to H. Mad-
dock, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mold for the manufacture of pottery-ware
Maddock, John F. (See Maddock, James and J. F.)
Maddox, John W., Wheeling, and C. E. Adamson. Muncie, Ind. Land-marker
Maddux, John T., et al. (See Currier, Augustus S., assignor.)
Madeheim, Hermann, Brooklyn, N. Y. Fountain-pen
Madeira, George, Santa Cruz, assignor of one-half to F. G. Gilinore, San Francisco, Cal.
Pen-brush
Madeira, John D., CMllicothe, Ohio. Coal-car
Mader, Hieronimus, Isny, Wiirtemherg, Geimany. Box for changing photographic plates.
Mader, Theodore H., Zanesville, Ohio. Vehicle d.ishhoard
Madison, Joel, Farmin^on, Minn. Hay-binder for wagon-racks
Madon, Charles. (See Krier and Madon.)
Madra, Andrew J., Fort Smith, Ark. Seed-planter
Madsen, Peter, Berlin, Germany. Car-coupling
Maedel, Charles B., Kansas City, Mo. Button-fa.stener
Maerten s, Emile, Philadelphia, Pa. Sheet-metal bobbin
Maertens, Emile, Philadelphia, Pa. Fare-register
Maertens, Emile, Oswego Falls, N. Y. Mechanical movement
Maerz, William E. T. (See Klumpp, Jakob B., assignor.)
Maffrand. Emile F., St. Louis, Mo. Apparatus for dipping tobacco in licorice
Magaw, Van Brunt, Flatlands, N. Y. Fertilizer-distributer
Magee, James, assignor of two-thirds to A. A. Crandall and W. Keenan, Westerly, E. I.
Loom-shuttle
Maggs, Thomas C. Detroit, Mich. Neck-yoke attachment :
Magie, Henry F., Svmmes" Comer, Ohio. Fence
Magill, Helen S (See HoUett, Ira W., assignor.)
MagUl, Eobert, Pittsburg, Pa. Hand rock-drilling machine
292,756
10,473
296,591
307,129
303,871
303,872
309,234
309,235
308,970
294,138
293,759
305.612
292,. 336
.307,5,59
299.236
299,<-17
Date.
294,800
291,753
203,658
306,628
306,629
309,722
295.780
306,844
308.318
296„592
300,276
Sept. 16
July 1
Apr. 29
Dec. 2
Jan. 22
July 15
June 17
May 20
Sept 23
Apr. 1
Oct. 28
Nov. 11
Apr. 15
Dec. 9
Nov. 11
May 6
Sept. 16
Feb. 5
May 20
July 8
May 6
Mar. 18
Sept. 23
Aug. 26
Jan. 8
Feb. 5
Dec. 9
May 20
Sept. 23
Julv 29
Sept. 16
Jan. 29
Apr. 29
Apr. 8
Oct. 28
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Dec. 16
Deo. 16
Dec. 9
Feb. 26
Feb. 19
Sept. 23
Jan. 22
Nov. 4
May 27
June 3
Mar. 11
Jan. 8
Feb. 19
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
Dec. 23
Mar. 25
Oct. 21
Nov. 18
Apr. 8
June 10
Monthly
volume.
292,605 . Jan. 29
1037
85
2189
130
1439
1365
1434
1143
1720
44
1553
720
1212
453
721
174
1206
195
1142
8.51
175
1168
1721
1709
927
327
658
1011
1830
1941
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ESTDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, resideBce, and invention.
K-o.
Magner, "William, assignor of onehalf to J". M. Doj-le, Philadelphia, Pa. Conduit fortele-
graph-wirea
Magnus, Eugene B., South Norwalk, Conn. Fireman's tower
Magoon, Charles H., Music egon, Mich. Teed-tvater heater
Magowan, Frank A., Trenton, N. J. Utilizing discarded rubber belting
Magowan, Frant A., Trenton, N. J. Utilizing discarded rubber hose
Magowan, Frank A. , Trenton, N. J". Flexible txxbe for air-brakes, &c
Mnguin, Benjamin D., l^ancy, France. Apparatus for the manufacture of ammonia soda-
Maguire, William, Baltimore, Md. Folding scale-pan
Mahaflfey, James B., Baltimore, Md. Apparatus for feeding shavings to furnaces
Mahaffey, James B., Baltimore, Md. Apparatus for separating dust from shavings
Mahan, Frank M., Chicago, HI. "Wagon-top frame ,
Mahle, Clemence A., Corry,, Pa. Making brush-blocks
Mahle, Clemence A., Corry, Pa. Machine for boring brush-blocks
Mahle, Clemence A., Corry, Pa. Machine for cutting top-knots for blacking-brushes
Mahoney, Daniel H., Olney, HI. Railway -frog •. ,
Mahony , James, New York, N. T. Feed-water heater and clarifier
Mahurin, Amos. (See Paxton and Mahurin.)
Maibach. Gottlieb. Tremont, 111. Seat-lock
Maiden, James. (See Maiden and Cowley.)
Maiden, "William and J., and E. F. Cowley, Hyde, county of Chester, England. Machine
for threading and cutting off tubes
Maier, Franz J., Newark, N. J. Spring bed-bottom
Mailer, John, San Francisco, Cal. Grate-bar
Maillard, C61estin P., Fismes, assignor to Socl6t6 Dauphinot, Martin et Desquilbet, Reims,
France. Device for automatically breaking doubled yams in spinning mules aud jacks. .
Madn, Oscar F., Marion, Iowa. Attachment for watch-makers' lathes
Maine, Hiram, Chicago, 111. Sound-muffler for telephones
Maisonneuve, Paul, Chicago, 111. "Washing-machine
Maitland, Bligh S., London, England. Apparatus for use in studying harmony
Maize, Charles F., Philadelphia, Pa. Letter-box
Major, Thomas, Jackson township, Clinton county, Ind.
Malam, "William, Edgemoor, Del. Steam-boiler
Straw-stacker .
Malcolm, Frederick "W., Cincinnati, Ohio. Automatic hydraulic signaling apparatus for
railways
Malette, George B., "Watkins, N. T. "Vehicle-spring
Malick, "Wesley, Giiard, Pa. Attachable rocker for chairs
Malin, ArthurB., assignor of one-half to G."W. Malin, Cleveland, Ohio. Spooled market- wire .
Malin, George "W. (See Malin, Arthur B., assignor.)
Mallinckrodt Brake Company. (See Flad and Hoppner, assignors.)
Mallinckrodt Brake Company. (See Mallinckrodt, John F., assignor.)
Mallinckrodt, John F., St. Louis, Mo., assignor to Mallinckrodt Brake Company, East St.
Louis, HI. Car-brake
Mallon, James, Baton Rouge, La. Rotary cultivator
Mallon, James, assignor of three-fourths to "W. Kehl, H. Goldberg, and G. P. McFarlan,
Hoiighton, Mich. Sleigh-knee
Mallory, Alonzo R., assignor of one-half to A. H. Mallory, Madison, Ga. Plow-point
Mallory, Augustus H. (See Mallory, Alonzo R., assignor.)
Mallory, Frank B., New York, N. Y. Awning
Mallory, Frank B., New York, N. Y. Awning
Mallory, Frank B.. New York, N. Y. Awning
Mallory, Melzar M., et al. (See Hopkins. Henry L., assignor.)
Mallory, Wheeler & Co. (See Andrews and Sparks, assignors.)
Mallory, William J., et al. (See Hopkins, Henry L., as.signor.)
Malmedie, Charles H., New Bedford, Mass. Reamer
Malmgren, John G. (See Rodine and Malmgren.)
Malmstrom, Peter E. (See Bloch and Malmstrom.)
Malone, Thomas H., Milwaukee, and G. A. Whiting, Neenah, Wis. Car-seal
Maloney, F. R. (See Du Bois, N. Greenard, assignor.) '
Maloney, James. (See Coffin and Maloney.)
Maloney, James A., Washington, D. C. Receiving-telephone
Maloney, James A. I Washington, D. C. Telephone-transmitter
Maloney, James A., Washington, T).C. Electric telephone-transmitter
Maloy , James W. (See Flagg and Maloy . )
Maloy, James W., Somerville, Mass. Stone-dressing machine
Maloy, James W., Somerville, Mass. Rotary cutter-head for stone-dressing machines
Maltby, Benjamin. (See Gere and Maltby.)
Maltby, Frank D., New York, N. Y. Oscillating steam pumping-engine
Maltby, Frank D., assignor to himself, D. Wilmot, and W. W. Gage, New York, N. Y.
Pump -.
Maltby, Frank D., Washington, D. C, and D. Wilmot, assignors to themselves and W. W.
Gage, New York, N. Y. Pump
Maltby, Sidney, assignor of two-thirds to E. L. Lam hie and S. R. Bond, Washington, D. C\
Fluid-pressure engine
Maltby, Sidney, assignor of two-thirds to E. L. Lambie and S. E. Bond, Washington, D. C.
Revolving-cylinder engine
Maltby, Siffney, assignor of two-thirds to E. L. Lambie and S. R. Bond, Washington, D. C.
Transmitting power
Maltby, William L. (See White, Welcome, assignor.)
Malter, George H., San Francisco, (Dal. Amalgamating-pan
Eock-l)reaker
Grinding-pan
Stamp-battery
Ore-concentrator
Malter, George H., San Francisco, Cal.
Malter, George H., San Francisco, Cal.
Malter, George H., San Erancisco, Cal.
Malter, George H., San Francisco, Cal.
Man, James H., Denver, Colo. Cut-off valve
Manahan, John F., Lowell, Mass. Ladder-hook ,
289,992
296.419
298.006
292,020
292.021
293,481
308,083
29.5.785
300,990
306,938
304,015
30.=).-208
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309. 0G8
297.142
308,180
308,971
301.613
303.393
292,337
304,114
291.754
292,022
303,442
294,139
294.483
291.755
309,069
301,614
301,615
304,435
294,740
303,740
305,013
306,412
301,616
305,317
305,318
305,614
294,484
292,499
296,420
296.421
296,593
300,277
308,366
293,585
300,880
301,063
301,378
301,379
301,380
299,409
304,537
305,700
305,701
307,560
308,181
297,822
Date.
June 10
Apr. 8
May 6
Jan. 15
Jan. 1 5
Feb. 12
Nov. 18
Mar. 25
June 24
Oct. 21
Aug. 26
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Dec. 9
Apr. 22
Nov. 18
Dec. 9
July 8
Aug. 12
Jan. 22
Aug. 26
Jan. 8
Jan. 15
Aug. 12
Feb. 26
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Sept. 2
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Jan. 29
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Nov. 25
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alpliahetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
183
Name, residence, and inveution.
Manahan, John F., Lowell, Mass. Laflder-hoolc
Manby, Charles E., McKeesport, assignor to E. C. Converse, Pittsburg, Pa. Alloy for
coatinir metals
Manby, Charles E., McKeesport, assignor to E. C. Converse, Pittsburg, Pa. Alloy for
coating metals
Manchester, Francis L. (See Eichard.son. John B., assignor.)
Manchester, Francis L., et al. (See Crowley, Jeremiah j., assignor.)
Manchester, Frank L. (See Kioliardaon, John D., assignor.)
Mandel, Philip H.. Astoria, N. Y. Making copies of tracings ;
Manhattan Brass Company. (See Hipwell, Thomas, assignor.)
Maahattan Brass (Company. (See White, James H., assignor.)
Mankel, Henry, Jr., McKean, Pa. Vehicle running-gear
Mankey, Frederick, Williamsport, Pa. Panel and wood trimming
Maukey , Frederick, Williamsport, l*a. Surface-cut lumber and making the same
Manlove, Joseph L., Milton, Ind. Fence
Maun, Charles "W., Hay ward, Cal. Farm-gate
Mann, Eugene D., New York, N. Y. Window
Mann, Franklin J., North Blandford, Mass. Combined adjustable rack and shelf
Mann, Henry, ct nl. (See Eosrers, Augustus J., assignor.)
Mann, Henry, Milwaukee, "Wis. Detachable barrel-cover
Mann, Henry A., Jr., Balston Spa, N. Y. Envelope-machine
Mann, HenryF., Pittsburg, Pa. Proiectile
Mann, JohnE., Cleveland, Ohio. Kuler
Mann, John &., et al. (See De Courcy, Bolton W"., assignor.)
Mann, John H., Crafton, assignor of one-half to N. J. Myers, Decatur, Tex. Locomotive-
wheel.
Miinn, John J. (See Turner and Mann.)
Mann, Jonathan, Milton, Mass. Stone-dressing machine .,
Mann, Oscar H., et al. (See Gamble, Henry E., assignor.)
Mann, William I., Braddock, Pa. Cigar-machine
Manneck, Charles H., Brooklyn, N. Y., and W. Witte, New Haven, Conn. Box making)
and <;overing machine ^
jranning, Edward B., Meriden, Conn. Swing-frame for tea-kettles
^fanning, Edward B , Meriden, Conn. Tea or coifee pot
Manning, Edward B., Meriden, Conn. Heater-stand for coffee-urns, &-c
Manning, Edward B., Meriden, Conn., and H. A. Manning, New York, N. Y. Filter for
coffee-pots
Manning, Edwin C, Washington, D. C. Tooth for excavator-buckets
Manning, Henry A. (See Manning, Edward B. and H. A.)
^fanning, Henry A., New York, N. Y. Filter for coffee-pots
Manning, John C. (See Wolff and Manning.)
Manning, John J. (See Evans, Philip N., assignor.)
Manning, John J., Great Barrington, Mass. Method of and device for washing the felt in
paper-making machines
Manning, Joseph, Clinton, Mass. Lathing for fireproof buildings
Manning, Joseph, assignor to Clinton Wire Cloth Company, Clinton, Mass. Wire-cloth
stretcher.
Manning, Thomas S., assignor of one-half to W. B. Hooper, San Francisco, Cal. Track-
clearer
Manny, James H., Chicago, HI., assignor to Richardson &Boynton Company, of New York.)
Apparatus for heating and ventilating buildings 5
Mansell, Elbridge S., assignor of one-half to G. O. Tarbox, Lynn, Mass. Sole-cutting ma-
chine
Mansell Heel Machine Company. (See Parks, Edward H., assignor.)
Mansfield, Albert K., Boston, Mass. Coupling for railway-cars
Mansfield, Albert K., Boston, Mass. Sash-adjuster for railway-cars
Mansfield, Albert K., Boston, Mass. Water-crane for supplying locomotives
Mansfield, Benjamin F., Centerville, Oreg. Lifting-jack
MansHeld, Edward, Orono, Me. Portable revolving beak-horn
Mansfield, Edwin L., Boston, Mass. Lathe-chuck
Mansfield, Edwin L., Boston, Mass. Countersinking device
Mansfield, George N., Hillsborough, 111. Fanniug-mill
Mansfield, Preston R., et al. (See Boynton, George 0., assignor.)
Mansfield, Preston E., Dedham, and G. 0. Boynton, Boston, Mass. Emery-wheel
Mansfield, Samuel M., Galveston, Tex. Hydraulic excavating-maohine ..'.
Mansfield, Stanley, et al. (See Halvorson, Halvor, assignor.)
Mansfield, Willy H. (See Mnore and Mansfield.)
Mantey, Albert H., Mound City, Kans. Buckle
Mantoh, Joseph P., Providence, E. I. Power-capstan
Manuel, David, assignor of seven-eighths to B. E. Phillips, L. A. Boylan, G. Haigh, W. H.
Julian, J. H. Monahan, and H. C. Somes, Hyde Park, Mass. Eotary harrow
Manula, Erick, Astoria, Oreg. Machine for casting leads on fish-net lines
Manville, Eli J., Waterhury, Conn. Screw-threading machine
Man ville, Eli J. , Waterbnry, Conn. Machine for tapping gas and water fittings
Man waring, Morris B., Chicago, HI. Bottle-stopper
Man waring, Morris B., Bayonhe, N. J., and C. B. Street. Boston, Mass. ; said Street assignor
to said Manwaring. Manufacture of vulcanized bottle-stoppers
Manwaring, Moses W. (See Scott and Manwaring.)
Many, Charles M., Brooklyn, N. Y. Magnet -..
Manz, William F., and C. H. Swab, Cedar Eapids, Iowa. Milk-can
Mapes, Timoth y J., Philadelphia, Pa. Dissolving-cock
Marnss, Emill E., St. Louis, Mo. Device for checking the flow of gas
Marberry, Andrew J., Cabot, Ark. Cultivator
Marble, !Ezra W., Sutton, Mass. Loom-shuttle
Marble, George W., Chicago, HI. Bicycle-saddle
Marburg, Theodore, Baltimore, Md., assignor to E. B. and H. S. Munson, New Haven,
Conn. Paper box
March, .John, Baker's Mills, N. Y. Ox-yoke
March, Perrin G., Cincinnati. Ohio. Drilling-machine
Marcliand, Charles, and V. M. Picabia, New York, N. Y. Manufacture of anhydrous
caustic baryta
298,597
300,324
306,338
294,485
308.972
309.070
309,071
292,023
2')9,237
309.636
309,862
294,057
291,614
293.337
299,993
298,007
298,598
299,818
294,486
306,271
306,272
307,666
307,969
309,553
305,942
305,615
303,939
305,089
302,576
293,260
304,210
295,186
296,594
304,741
292.600
308,084
298,488
303,. 303
305,319
305,210
292,024
303,873
300,382
298,008
295,262
304,945
308,182
301,139
309.072
293.338
292,440
296,984
291,369
296-025
302.923
304,334
291,615
306. .Wl
309.073
Date.
May 13
June 10
Oct. 7
Mar. 4
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
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May 27
Dec. 23
Dec. 30
Feb. 26
Jan. 8
Feb. 12
June 10
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Mar. 4
Oct. 7
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Sept. 30
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Nov. 18
July 1
Dec. 9
Feb. 12
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Apr. 15
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Sept. 2
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269
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196
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502
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ESTDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Marchand, Henry E., AUeeheny City, Pa. Motor
Marcil, Michel, assignor of oue-half to Hills Company, Amherst, Mass. Straw-braid-sew-
ing machine
Marcoux, Moise, St. Eugene de Grantham, Quebec, Canada. Povmtain writing-pen holder
Marcus, Morris, Chicago, 111. Suspenders
Marcus, Morris, and H. Anisz, Chicago, 111. Suspender-end
Marcus, Morris H. (See Moore and Marcus.)
Marcus, Siegfried, Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Electrical igniting device for gas-engines . .
Marcus, Solomon, New York, If. Y. Neckscarf
Marcus, William N., Philadelphia, Pa. Apparatus for communicating telephonioally
Marcy, Frederick I. (See Covell, 'William W., assignor.)
Marcy, Frederick I., et al. (See Parkinson. Edward, assignor.)
Marcy, Frederick I. (See "Walcott, Jabez E., assignor.)
Marinette Iron Works Company. (See Campbell, William A., assignor.)
Marinette Iron Works Company. (See Jacker, Maximilian, assignor.)
Maring, John N., et al. (See Armer, David S., assignor.)
Maris, Jared, Columbus, assignor to S. N. Brown & Company, Dayton, Ohio.
Maris, Jared, Columbus, assignor to S. N. Brown & Company, Dayton, Ohio.
Maris, Jiired, Columbus, assignor to S. N. Brown & Company, Dayton, Ohio.
Mark, Charlie E. (See Haas and Mark.)
Mark, Charlie E., Flint, Mich. Car-coupling
Mark, Charlie E., Flint, Mich. Car-coupling ..:
Mark, Charlie E., Flint, Mich. Car-coupling
Mark, (Jharlie E., Flint, Mich. Brake-val ve for air-brakes
Mark, Charlie E., assignor of one-half to J. W. Bigole, D. S. Fox, and (J. L. Walker, Flint,
Mich . Coupling
Mark. Charlie E., assignor of one-sixth to J. W. Begole, D. S. Fox, and (x. L. Walker, Flint,
Mich. Die for manufacturing couplings
Mark, Jacob, New York, N. Y. Ilkmiinating-tile
Markee, John B., et al. (See Kealen, Wyley M., assignor.)
Marker, Stephen A., Newark, N. J. Button for driving-reins
Markham, Dewitt C, Towanda, Pa. Mowing-machine
Vehicle-hub.
Vehi''lehub.
Vehicle-hub .
Markle, John K., Chicago, HI., and J. B. Wayne, Detroit, Mich. Mechanism for driving!
dynamo-electric machines '
Markle, John E., assignor to W. K. Anderson, trustee, Detroit, Mich. Mechanism for
driving dvnamo-electric machines
Markoe, John A., St. Paul, Minn. Carpet-fastener
Marks, Francis R., Ashland, Ohio. Slate-dressing machine
Marks, Frank R. (See Poolman and Marks.)
Marks, Lewis S.. Marion, Ind. Button -fastener
Marks, Robert C. (See Syme, Chapman J., assignor.)
Marks, Walter F. , Chapinville. N. Y. Variable .speed device
Markwick, Edwin, Pinckney, Cal. Ad.iustable step-ladder
Marlin, John M., New Haven, Conn. Magazine fire-arm
Marlin, .John M., New Haven. Conn. Revolver
•Marmon, Daniel W., and J. Warrington, assignors to Nordyke & Marmon Company, In-(
dianapolis, Ind. ■ Roller-mill. (Reissue) )
Marmon, Daniel W., and J. Warrington, assignors to Nordyke &■ Marmon Company, In-
dianapolis, Ind. Koller-mill
Maroney, Paul, Sr., et al. (See Alderman, Eli M., assignor.)
Marot, Clement, Troyes, France. Carrier for paintings and other analogous works of art. .
Marqtia, Philip, Cincinnati, Ohio. Device for suspending carriage-tops
Marqua, Philip, Cincinnati, Ohio. Ball-trap
Marquardt. Charles. Dayton, Ohio. Detachable bitching device
Marqu6s, Adolphe, Paris. France. Spring-motor
Marques, Maurice, New York, N. Y. Paper-box machine
Marr, Llewellyn M., Boston, Mass. Vegetable-steamer
Marsh, Charles F., et al.
Marsh, Charles W., etal.
Marsh, Charles W., et al.
Marr, William C, and A. J. Maughlin, Onawa, Iowa. Bit-stock
Marsau, Alonzo L., and H. C. Hill, Milton, Iowa. Apparatus for painting wire fences
Marsaut, Jean B., Bess^ges, assignor to Compagnie Houiil6re de Bessfeges, NImes, France.
Miner's safety-lamp
Mai'sden, Joseph, Far Eockaway, N. Y. Conduit for gas, fluid, or electric wires
Marsh, C. W., etal. (See Whitney, Charles, assignor.)
Marsh, Charles. Reading, Pa. Spectacles and eyeglasses
(See Spencer. Charles F., assignor.)
(See Blood, Maurice E., assignor.)
(See Whitney, Charles, assignor.)
Marsh, Elon A., Battle Creek, Mich. Reversing-gear for steam-engines
Marsh, Ezra. (See Adams, George B., assignor.)
Marsh, George, and V. Arnold, Marshall. Mich. Automatic grain-meter
Marsh, George A., Brunswick. Me. Soldering-tool
Marsh, George A., Brunswick, Me., assignor of one-half to Wolff & Reessing. Machine for
heading sardine-cans ■.
Marsh, Genrge A., Jr.. Sandusky, Ohio. Calcimine composition and preparing the same ..
Marsh, Howard C. (See Krippendorff and Marsh.)
Marsh, Lewis F., Bristol, county of Gloucester, and J. Cree, Denton, county of Lancaster,?
England. Apparatus for iiaring the brims of silk and felt bats, &c 5
Marsh, Samuel E., Tarkio, Mo. Ear-corn feed -regulator
Marsh. W. W., et ol (See Whitney, Charles, assignor.)
Marsh, William W. (See AVhitnr\' and Marsh.)
Marsh, William W., et al. (See Blood. Maurice E., assignor.)
Marsh, William W., et al. (See Whitney, Charles, assignor.)
Marshall, Albert J. and J. H., Evansvilte, Wis. CJrain thrasher and separator
Marshall, Antipas P., assignor to himself and G. E. Eaton, Lancaster, N. H. Side-spring
riage
Marshall, Edwin R.. assignor of two-thirds to P. S. Blodgett and C. C. Chamberlain, Chi-
cago. 111. Horseshoe
Marshall. Flavins H. fSee Marshall, Joseph A. and F. H.)
Marshall, Fred P., South Evanstou, assignor of two-thirds to F. R. Myers and G. W. P.
Atchison, Chicago, HI. Connector for electric railway-train signals
No.
293,895
292.124
303,304
294..396
298,009
306,339
293.896
305,829
30.5.397
30.5, 3_98
305,399
296.026
296.8.59
.304,115
307,561
296,027
.303,173
294,647
293,760
304,837
293,482
305,943
294.397
.302,751
302,270
297.143
2P2.932
297,424
308.183
10,493
305,320
295.030
293.897
301.908
296,764
30,R419
30.5.830
295,930
.305,090
308,506
309,399
302,752
305,944
308,567
297,614
294,648
301„505
308,973
294.246
300,991
302,010
303,024
308,085
Date.
Feb. 19
Jan. 15
Aug. 12
Mar. 4
May 6
Oct. 7
Feb. 19
Sept. 30
Sept. 10
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Apr, 1
Apr. 15
Aug. 26
Nov. 4
Apr. 1
Aug. 5
Mar. 4
Feb. 19
Sept. 9
Feb. 12
Sept. 30
Mar. 4
July 29
July 22
Apr. 22
Feb. 5
Apr. 22
Nov. 18
June 24
Sept. 16
Mar. 11
Feb. 19
July 15
Apr. 15
Nov. 25
Sept. 30
Apr. 1
Sept. 16
Nov. 25
Dec. 16
July 29
Sept. 30
Nov. 25
Apr. 29
Mar. 4
July 8
Deo. 9
Feb. 26
June 24
July 15
Aug. 5
Nov. 18
Monthly
volume.
1438
1381
533
75
60
399
1440
2020
1435
1436
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1212
1582
190
164
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1258
710
913
2161
76
2164
1523
1576
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1930
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2018
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1440
1070
1096
1317
2021
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1040
1421
997
2165
2162
1522
2190
382
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533
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1906
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Aljjhahetical list of patentees — Continued.
185
Name, residence, and invention.
Marshall
Maisliall
llarsball
Marshall
Marshall
Marshall
Marshall,
Marshall,
Marshall,
machin
Marshall,
machin
Marshall.
Marshall
Georfje E. (See "WheeUvrifrht and ^r<arshall.)
, George E., Turner's Falls. Mass. Machinery for making paper
Godfrey. (See Lafferty, Erastns S.. assignor.)
Heraan B., Pomona. Ciil. Sheep dip
Henry, Lynn, and R. E. Sparrell. ISoston, Mass. Supplemental leader-type ease.
Holmes, (Merelaiid, Ohio. Fare-register
Howard T., Bnickton. Mass. Boot or shoe
Joseph A. (See Decker and Marshall.)
Joseph A. and F. H., Darlington, lud. Band-cutter and feeder for thrashing-
Joseph A. and F. H., Darlington, Ind. Band-cutter and feeder for thrashing-
Josiah H. (See Marshall, Albert .T. and J. H.)
Loom Company (See Hardenbergh, Fayette, assignor.)
Marshall, Martin, Jamestown, N. Y. Dj-namo-electric railway-switch
Marshall, Eobert H. , New York, N. Y. Cock
Marshall, Thomas, Kipon, Wis. Oar-lock
Marshall, Thomas, Defiance, Ohio. Feed-water heater
Marshnll, Thomas T., et. al. (See Thompson, Alexander "W., assignor.)
Marshall, Thomas T., Jarvis, Ontario, Canada. Boot or shoe crimping machine .
Mar.shall, Thomas T., Jarvis, Ontario, Canada. Shoe
Marshall. William P., Ingart Grove, Iowa. Corn-planter
Marshall, "William P., Cambridge. Mass. Shutter bower and fastener
Marshel, Wlieeler D., Waverly, Nebr. Car-coupling
Marshman, Newman E. (See Bnrridge and Marshraan.)
Marshman, Newman E., assignor to Mechanical Orguinette Company, New York, N. Y.
Mechanical musical instrnnient
Marsily, Emma S. (See Dieckmann, George, assignor.)
Marstall, Hermann, EvansvUle, Ind. Saw-setting macliine
Marston, Caroline, et al. (See Marston, Thomas P., assignor.)
Marston, David W.. assignor of one-half to M. V. Purmort and H. M. Day, "West Lebanon,
N. H. Scythe adjuster ar.d fastener
M.irston, Dudle.v J., assignor of one-half to A. TV. Todd, Salisbury, Mass. Wood flooring
Marston. Thomas P., assignor, by mesne assignments, to C. Marston and F. M. Clark,
New York, N. Y. Pin-ticket.. -
Martel, Jean B., Newark, N. J. Mechanical movement
Martens, August F., Hamburg, Germany. Padlock
Martin, Abraham S. (See Albee, Harry C, assignor.)
Martin, Albertis, Plainville, Kans. "Windmill ..' ,
Martin, Alexander H.. Oskaloosa, Iowa. Milk-cooler
Martin. Andrew J., Carlisle, Ohio. Stovepipe thimble
Martin, Andrew J., assignor to Mechanicsbiirg Machine Company, Mechanicsburg, Ohio.
Appaiatns for distributing grain and fertilizers '.
Martin, Andrew J., assignor to Mechanicsburg Machine Company, Mechanicsburg, Ohio.
Apparatus foi' distributing grain and fertilizers
Martin, Bruno, East Saginaw, Mich. Attachment to hydrocarbon-vapor burners
Martin, Bruno, East Saginaw, Mich. Hydrocarbon-burner •- .
Martin, Bruno, East Saginaw, Mich. Tobacco-resweater
Martin, Charles L., Charlottesville, and J. H. Humbert, Onan, Ya. As
Martin, Christian, Goshen. Ind. "Washing-machine
Martin, Daniel 0., Marshall, 111. Flower-pot
Martin, Edward "W., Lansingburg, N. Y. Sliding-door lock
Martin, Edward W., assignor to H. Martin, Lansingburg, N. Y. Eoller-track mechanism'
for pendent sliding doors
Martin, Enoch P. HT, "Wilmington, Del. Tuyere
Martin, George T., Somerville, assignor to Boston Fancy Cabinet Company, Boston, Mass.
Blacking-case
Martin, Godfrey. (See Hofer, Weibel, and Martin.)
Martin, Henry.' (See Maitin, Edward W., assignor.)
Martin, Henry, Lancaster, Pa. Brick-machine
Martin, Isaac A., Ouray, Colo. Miner's implement
Martin, Jacob M., Sterling, HI. Automatic carrier system
Martin, James G.. Bradford, Pa. Well-drilling rig
Martin, Jerome "W. (See Harrison and Martiii".)
Martin, John, Knight's Ferry, Cal. Car-coupling
Martin, John C, Eichmond, county of Surrey, England. Manufacture of white lead
Martin, Joseph B., assignor to Howes & Ewell, Silver Creek, N. Y. (Jrain-separator
Martin, Lewis A., Warsaw, N. Y. Cultivator
Blind-slat
Martin, Moritz, Bitterfeld, Prussia, Germany. Safety apparatus for lifts
Martin, Moritz, Bitterfeld, Prussia, Germany. Safety -lift ,
Martin, Eichard M., assignor of one-half to J. H. Tousley, Minneapolis, Minn,
ad.iuster
Martin, Samuel W., Springfield, Ohio. Changeable-speed gearing
Martin, Sobiaska S. (See Putt, .John E., assignor.)
Martin, Van Buren, and C. W. jletcalfe; said Martin assignor to W. J. Graham, Hopkins-
ville, Kv. Saw-mill head-block
Martin, William , Tiflioute, Pa. Pipe-coupling
Martin, William, Tidioute, Pa. Pipe-coupling
Martin, William, San Francisco, Cal. Traction -cable grip
Martin, William D. (See ilitchell and Martin.)
Martin, William H., Portland, Me. Treating ceitain kinds of cotton
Martin, William L. (See Chamberlain and Martin.)
Martin, William P., Chico, Cal. Wagon-tongue support
Martincourt. Charles. (S"e Schulte and Martincourt.)
Martindale, Elijah B., Indianapolis, Ind. Pulley. (Eeissue)
Martiudale, EJijah B., Indianapolis, Ind. Paper wheel or pulley
Martindale, Elijah B., Indianapolis, Ind. Wheel or pulley
Martine. Chailes F., assignor of one-half to W. H. Kimball, Boston, Mass. Lens attach-
ment for lamps
No.
297,702
306,273
301,009
29.5.781
298,599
292,667
309,074
308,269
307,209
294,893
298,105
295,187
303,534
291,757
294.894
308,270
293,184
291,917
304,211
308,184
303.652
293,483
294,058
299,563
294,487
308,272
295,655
308,271
291,918
29.3.972
302.011
304.. 538
300.992
296,038
310,064
293,339
292,668
296,198
300,096
309,637
293,898
295,413
2"3.899
2<16. 765
309,394
302923
305,211
305,212
301.4.53
293,761
295.572
299.661
299,662
303,535
Date.
Apr. 29
Oct. 7
Jnly 15
Mar. 25
May 13
Jan. 29
Dec. 9
Nov. 18
Oct. 28
Mar. 11
May 6
Mar. 18
Aug. 12
Jan. 8
Mar. 11
Nov. 18
Feb. 5
Jan. 15
Aug. 26
Nov. 18
Aug. 19
Feb. 12
Feb. 26
•Tune 3
Mar. 4
Nov. 18
Mar. 25
Nov. 18
Jan. 15
Feb. 19
July 15
Sept. 2
June 24
Apr. 1
Dec. 30
Feb. 12
Jan. 29
Apr. 1
June 10
Dec. 23
Feb. 19
Mar. 18
Feb. 19
Apr. 15
Dec. 16
Aug. 5
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
.Tuly 1
Feb. 19
Mar. 25
.Tune 3
June 3
Aug. 12
Monthly
volume.
308,185 I Nov. 18
299,238 i May 27
10.494
305.702
305,703
June 24
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
293.586 ' Feb. 12
2314
316
1077
1833
799
2106
666
1107
1554
680
176
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813
932
681
1109
527
1143
1714
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985
914
1652
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190
1112
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1110
1145
1.536
1201
338
1907
165
1964
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2107
366
752
1415
1441
1352
1442
1096
1099
56
1211
1212
481
1260
1570
210
212
813
991
1601
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Martinez, Eafael, assignor to E. Gntmann and H. Goodman, New Torls:, N. T.
Martinez, Kafael, assignor to E. Gutmann and H. Goodman, New York, N. T.
Marty, John M., Clarksvilie, Aik. Ejector
Marty, Jolin M., Clarksville, Ark. Injector
Martyn, William H., Jr., Manchester, N. H. Derrick
Marvin, George K. (See Flater, Henry, assignor.)
Marvin, John. (See Woods, Frank M., assignor.)
Marvin, Stephen, Burnettsville, Ind. tipper
Marvin, Stephen, Burnettsville, Ind. Tent
Marvin, Sylvester S. (See Smith, John W. G.,- assignor.)
Marvine, George E. (See Johnson, William H., assignor.)
Marvine, George E., Delhi, N. Y. Trunk-strap fastener
Maschinenbananstalt Golzem. (See Stenger, John V., assignor.)
Mase, Albert F., Sonth Vallejo, Cal. Automatic flour-bolt cleaner
Mat..
Mat-.
Mason,
Mason
Mason,
Mason
Maske, Robert W., assignor to W. Deering, Chicago, Dl. Cord-holder for grain -binders - .
Mason. Charles T., Jr., Sumter, S. C, assignor to Southern Cotton Harvesting Company,
of South Carolina. Cotton-picker stem ' .
Mason, Charles T., Jr., Sumter, S. C, assignor to Southern Cotton Haivesting Company,
of South Carolin a. Cotton -picker stem '...
Mason, Earl P. (See Dwinel and Mason.)
Edward E., Des Moines, Iowa. Grindstone
Edward T. , and F. A. Bergman, Chicago, 111. Package for mixed paints
Francis E. (See Kenney, Thomas M., assignor.)
Frank E. (See Kenney, Thomas M., assignor.)
Mason, George, Catlettsburg, Ky. Letter-file
Mason, George W., assignor of one-half to 0. Knight, Washington, D. C. Convertible
swing and chair
Mason, George W., assignor of one-half to 0. Knight, Washington, D. C. Convertible
swing and chair
Mason, Henry W., New Bedford, Mass. Pencil-clasp ^
Mason, Isaac, et al. (See Thompson and Rice, assignors.)
Mason, James, Eynshani Hall, near Witney, county of Oxford, England. Treatment of
iron oxides
Mason, James E., Blanchard, Pa. Car-truck
Mason, James R., New York, N. Y. Heating apparatus
Mason, John H., Worcester, Mass. Bronzing-machine
Mason, John T., Streator, 111. Lifting-jack
Mason. Larned D. V., New York, N. Y. Fire-escape
Mason Road Cart Company. (See Davis, Albert, assignor.)
Mason, Robert E., Vernon County, Mo. Gate
Mason, Samuel P., New Vienna, Ohio. Ditching-machine
Mason, Voluey W., Providence, R. I. Friction-pulley
Mason, William, assignor to Winchester Eepeatmg Arms Comj)any, New Haven, Conn.
Magazine fire-arm '.
Mason, WUliam, assignor to Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Haven, Conn.
Mechanical feeding'device - - .
Mason, William, assignor to Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Haven, Conn.
Magazine-gun
Mason, William, assignor to Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Haven, Conn.
Magazine fire-arm
Mason, William, assignor to Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Haven, Conn.'
Magazine fire-arm
Mason, William E., Chicago, HI. Car- wheel
Massenheimer, Charles W., Allentown, Pa. Hame-clip
Massey, Albert P., assignor to American Seed Oil Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Conveyer .
Massey, Gideon B., Mount Vernon, N. Y., assignor of one-thud to L. A. Garuett, San
Francisco, Cal. Spring shade-i-oller
Massey, John, Salem. Mo. Circle-iron for wagons
Massey, John W., Gholson, assignor of one-halt to M. Edwards, Noxubee County, Miss.
Power-jack
Massey, Thomas, Pawtucket, R. I. Blind-stop
Massey, William W. (See Bickford, Charles R., assignor.)
Massie, George, New York, N. Y. (jigar -press
Mast & CIo., P. P. (See Kissell, Emanuel M., assignor.)
Masters, David L., Braddock, Pa. Propulsion of boats
Masters, Egbert E., Sacramento, Cal. Window-screen
No.
Masters, E^^ert E., and L. J. Kimball, Saciamento, Cal. Shutter-worker
Masteraon. Bartholomew, assignor to himself and J. W. Eldredge, Millbrd, Mass. Washer
for vehicle-wheels
Masterson, Carson A., assignor of one-half to F. M. Gaddis. Decatur, 111. Corn-plauter
Masterson, Carson A., assignor to F. M. Gaddis, Decatur, 111. Check-row corn-plauter
Matcham. George D., Pittsfield, Ohio. Blank for road-scrapers
Matlier, Aloiizo C, Chicago, HI. Shoe-lacina:
Mather, Richard H., Windsor, Conn. Winding field-magnets of dynamo-electric machines.
Mather, Richard H., Windsor, Conn. Dynamo-electric machine
29.5,782
298,763
297,615
309.478
305,091
297,823
300,993
305,092
301,251
297,144
293,484
293,485
292.242
2'J8,'393
299,819
303,874
303.875
309,307
307.667
204,140
303,174
307,130
294.398
304,212
29.3,659
309,638
295,656
295,031
301,736
302,148
305,093
306,630
305.616
297.277
301,506
299,239
293,340
291,370
297,145
300.994
304,742
300,881
304,658
Mather, Richard H., Windsor, Conn. Electric-arc lamp
Matlier, Richard H., Windsor, Conn. Multiplex electric-arc lamp ,
Matlier, Richard H., Windsor, Conn. Multiplex electric-arc lamp ,
Matlies, Philip, Idlewood, Pa. Device for saving the waste from emery-wheels
Matheson, William J. (See Kolb, John H.. assignor.)
Mathews, Daniel A. (See Smith, Thomas L., assignor.)
Mathews, John. (See Higley, Asa L.. assignor.)
Mathews, John C. (See Sears and Mathews.)
Mathews, Maria L., Newark. N. J. Fruit-press
Mathews, S.imuel R. C, (See Race and Mathews,) (Reissue.)
Matliews, William, assignor of one-half to J. I. Bui-nham, San Jos6, Cal. Clutch
Mathieu, Jean A., Detroit, Mich. Apparatus for distilling wood
Mathieu, Jean A., Detroit, Mich. Distillation of wood
Mathieu, Jean A., Detrciit, Mich. Retort for carbonizing wood
Mathieu, Jean A., Port Lf-ydeu, N. Y. Maimfacture of acetates directlv from metallic ores
296.029
304,335
304.336
293,261
309,308
302.417
302,418
305,617
306.764
306, S45
294,141
306,166
302,012
300,.383
300,384
300,3^5
305.524
Date.
Mar. 25
May 20
Apr. 29
Dec. 16
Sept, 16
Apr. 29
June 24
Sept. 16
July 1
Apr. 22
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
Jan. 22
May 13
June 3
Aug, 19
Aug. 19
Dec. 16
Nov. 4
Feb. 26
Aug. 5
Octi: 28
Mar. 4
Aug. 26
Feb. 19
Dec. 23
Mar. 25
Mar. 11
July 8
July 15
Sept. 16
Oct. 14
Sept. 23
Apr. 22
July 8
May 27
Feb. 12
Jan. 1
Apr. 22
June 24
Sept. 9
June 24
Sept. 2
Apr. 1
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Feb. 12
Dec. 16
July 22
July 22
Sept. 23
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Feb. 26
Oct. 7
July 15
June 17
June 17
June 17
Sept. 23
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1011
2191
1201
1042
2450
1907
1044
225
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915
916
1548
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1255
12.56
330
1772
367
1462
77
1716
1116
1416
1672
861
852
1360
1044
776
1728
1746
556
1602
739
436
1578
1908
165
62
64
634
906
1-J3
1724
1729
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1773
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598
325
285
670
525
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Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
187
Name, residence, and invention.
MatMsen, William M. (See Jewell and Mathisen.)
Mathushek Piano Manufactuiiug Company. (See Parmelee, Henry S., assignor.)
Matlock, David B., Ked Bluff, Cal. Gate
Matlock, James B., Huntsville, Mo. Hay-stacker
Matlock, John N. (Si'e "WiUiams, Tompkins, and Matlock.)
Mattelin, Jonas G., Chicago, 111. Lock
Matter, Jean C, Mulhausen, Germany. Machine for sifting colors
Matteson, Adelhert, Chicago, 111. Barbed-wire machine
Matteson, Arthur E., Chicago, 111. Apparatus for constructing artificial tooth-crowns
Matteson, Arthur E., Chicago, 111. Artificial tooth-crown
Matteson, Kufus S. (See Sawyer and Matteson.)
Matteson, Silas C, Campbellsport, Wis. Clamp for climbing ropes, rods, &c
Mattheis, John G., Alameda, Cal. Bell-plate and card-receiver
Matthews, Albert H., Oakham, and J. B. Small, SomerviUe, Mass. Combined seed-drill)
and cultivator 5
Matthews, Elizabeth, et al, executors. (See Matthews, John.)
Matthews, Eredeiick, et al., executors. (See Matthews, John.)
Matthews, George, et al., executors. (See Matthews, John.)
Matthews, Henry A. (See Ireland, David M., assignor.)
Matthews, Hugh W., Baltimore, Md. Corn and cane harvesting machine...
Matthews, John, deceased, E. and G. Matthews, New York, N. T., executors. Siphon-bot-?
tie-filling machine - S
Matthews, John, deceased; E. and G. Matthews, New York, N. Y., executors. Combined;
vent and safety valve for bottling-machines I
Matthews, John, deceased; E. and G. Matthews, New York, N. Y., executors. Dispens
ing apparatus for aerated beverages
Matthews, John, deceased; E., G., and F. Matthews, executors, New York, N. Y. Appa
ratus for dispensing aerated beverages
Matthews, John, deceased; E. and G. Matthews, New York, N. Y., executors. Bottling-)
machine 5
Matthews, John W. (See Nye and Matthews.)
Matthews, Luther, Paris, Tex. Com-sheller
Matthews, William, assignor of one-fourth to W. Campbell, Sedalia, Mo. Tuck-folder for
sewing-machines
Matthews, WiUiam E. , Dallas, Tex. Combined ventilator and chimney
Matthews, William H., Livingston, Tex. Button
Matthiessen, Franz 0., Irvington, N. Y. Bone-black kiln
Matthiessen, Eranz 0., Irvington, N. Y. Bone-black kiln
Matthiessen, Franz 0., Irvington, N. Y., and G. Dinkel, Jersey City, N. J. Washing raw
sugar -
Matthiessen & Hegeler Zinc Company. (See Hegeler, Edward C., assignor.)
Matthiessen & Wiechers Sugar Refining Company, F. 0. (See Niese and Dinkel, assignors. )
Mattice, Christopher, Delhi, N. Y. Stove
Mattice, Christopher, Delhi, N. Y. Gage for cutting car -braces
Mattison, James D., New York, N. Y. Stopper-lock for bottles
Mattison, James D., New York, N. Y. Stopper-lock
Mattoni, Henry W., assignor to Bawo & Dotter, New York, N. Y. Sample trunk or case.
Mattoon, Alfred B., assignor of one-half to D. Heald, Owasco, N. Y. Stay-roUer lor slid-
ing doors
MattuUath, Hugo, assignor to Security Package Company, San Francisco, Cal. Faucet- .
Matuska, Anton, Chicago, HI. Window
Matzenbacher, John, assignor of one-half to L. J. Gans, New York, N. Y. Umbrella tip-
cup .
Mauchline, Eobert, Shenandoah, Pa. Safety-lamp
Mauck, Alfred. (See Williams, Mauck, and Williams.)
Mauck, Alfred, Toronto, Kans. Combined horse-power and jack -
Maucort, Ferdinand, and C. Thirion, New York, N. Y. Oil-cup i.
Mauermanu, Mathias, Grand Eapids, Mich. Garden-cultivator...
Mauglin, Albert J. (See Marr and Maughlin.)
Maul, Elwood F. , Biidgeton, N. J. Device for truing wheels
Maurer, Frank X., Spencer, Iowa. Baling-press
Maurer, Henry, New York, N. Y. Fireproof ceiling
Maurise, Antoni, Phil adelphia. Pa. Operating wind- whistles
Maus, Daniel, Utica, N. Y. Trimmer for sewing-machines
Maus, Frank A ., Indianapolis, Ind. Air- vent for beer-casks
Mauthner, Max, Yienna, Austria-Hungary, assignor to Davidson Brothers, New York,
N. Y. Chain-swivel '.
Mavor, Warwick C, Forlorn Hope, La. Truck
Maxey, James W. (See Wiser and Maxey.)
Maxey, Thomas W. (See Dyer and Maxey.)
Maxfield, John, London, England, assignor to J. A. Nichol, Brooklyn, N. Y. Music-roller
for mechanical musical instruments
Maxim, Hiram S., Paris, France. Gas-motor
Maxim, Hiram S., Paris, France. Hot-air or gas engine
Maxim, Hiram S., Paris, France. Gas-motor
Maxim, Hiram S., Paris, France. Gas-engine
Maxim, Hiram S., Paris, France. Gas-motor
Maxim, Hiram S., Brooklyn, N. Y. Gas-engine
Maxim, Hiram S-, Brooklyn, N. Y. Electrical igniting device for gas-engines
Maxim, Hiram S., Brooklyn, N. Y. Mechanism for operating gun-locks by recoil
Maxim, Hudson, Pittsfield, Mass. Steam-cooker
Maxim, Samuel, assignor to N. K. and E. L. Lincoln, Wayne, Me. Bosom-board
Maxim, Samuel, Wayne Me., assignor to E. M. Smith, Pittsfield, Mass. Driving mechan-
ism for sewing and other machines
Maxou, John H., ei al. (See Baumhoff, George W., assignor.)
^Maxon, Thomas, assignor of one-half to J. W. Carpenter, Dayton, Ohio. Wagon-jack
No.
294,649
296,422
299,486
295,783
296,339
297,703
297,704
306,939
306,840
295,203
309,639
305,094
305,525
,305,945
307,562
308,913
294,488
308,319
291,919
295,032
303.378
303,379
303,443
293,973
298,600
291,920
297.425
296,030
307,131
296,031
298,699
298,219
307,210
306,847
303.876
307,481
306,502
303,305
299.820
305.213
296,423
301,507
302,509
294,142
308,619
291.065
293,185
293,762
295,784
302,271
296,340
296,341
297,278
293,048
296,424
296,425
Date.
Mar. 4
Apr. 8
May 27
Mar. 25
Apr. 8
Apr. 29
Apr. 39
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Mar. 18
Deo. 23
Sept. 16
Sept. 23
Sept. 30
Nov. 4
Dec. 9
Mar. 4
Nov. 18
Jan. 15
Mar. 11
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
Feb. 19
May 13
Jan. 15
Apr. 22
Apr. 1
Oct. 28
Apr. 1
May 13
May 6
Oct. 28
Oct. 21
Aug. 19
Nov. 4
Oct. 14
Aug. 12
June 3
Sept. 16
Apr. 8
July 8
July 22
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Dec. 2
Jan. 1
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
Mar. 25
July 22
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Apr. 22
Feb. 5
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
292,441 I Jan. 22
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volume.
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1837
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2163
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191
1174
1146
863
623
624
700
1538
800
1147
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1180
113
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459
236
214
1051
986
1027
1134
1242
406
789
861
609
221
984
575
575
590
728
685
222
380
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295
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710
589
312
215
699
386
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Maxon, Thomas, assio;norof one-half to J". TV. Carpenter, Dayton, Ohio. Lifting-iaok
Maxon, Thomas, assignor of one-half to J. "W. Carpenter, Dayton, Ohio. Lifting-jack
Maxon, Thomas, assignor of one-half to J. TV. Carpenter, Dayton, Ohio. Lifiiug-jack
Maxon, Thomas, assignor of one-half to J. TV. Carpenter, Dayton, Ohio. Lifting-jack
Maxson, Charles B., TVesterly, E. I. Sheet-delivery apparatus for printing-presses
Maxson, Stephen TV., Dassel, Minn. Tahle
Maxwell, D wight M. (See Otis and Maxwell.)
Maxwell, Francis B., Jackson, Mich. Steam-hoiler injector
Maxwell, Henry C, Rome, N. Y. Hames.s-triniining
Maxwell, Henry C., Rome, If. T. Breeching-loop
Maxwell, Henry C., Eome, N. Y. Harness-hame
Maxwell, James A. (See Silliman and Maxwell )
Maxwell, James E., Cincinnati, Ohio. Valve and nnion
Maxwell, James E., Cincinnati, assignor to (xordon & Maxwell Company, Hamilton, Ohio.
Valve arrangement for duplex pumping-engines
Maxwell, James E., Cincinnati, assignor to Gordon & Maxwell Company, Hamilton, Ohio.
Pump
Maxwell, John, Oneida, N. Y. Burial-casket
Maxwell, Samuel F., Clifton, TV. Va. Machine for crozing staves.
May, Adolph, Brockport, N. T. Mechanical movement ^
May, Catharine, Cleveland, Ohio, assignor to TV. L. .Judd, Brooklyn, !N". T. Bottle-capper,
May, S. Elwood. (See Eodgers, TVilliam H., as.'signor.)
Mayall, Thomas J., Eeading, Mass. Box for laying lines of telegraph-wire
May bury, TVilliam, Garnerville, N. Y. Faucet ,
Maycock, Mark M., Buffalo. jST. Y. Churn-cover fastener
Mayer. Adolph, Hazelton. Pa. Apparatus for manufacturing gas
Mayer, Edward S. (See TVagner, Philipp, assignor.)
Mayer, Edward S., Brooklyn, N. Y. Button ,
Mayer, Emilian. (See Beher, Carl, assignor.)
Mayer, Esrora, Erceport. 111. Combined bank ledger and balance-book
Mayer, John B., Philadelphia, Pa. Truss
Mayer, John F. (See Weaver and Mayer.)
Mayer, Strouse & C!o. (See Aiiler, Max, assignor.)
Mayer, Strouse & CJo. (See (Jilberti, Thomas S., assignor.)
Mayes, Thomas, Albany. N. Y. TVave-power
Mayes, Thomas A., Phillipsburg, Pa. Apparatus for agitating the liquor in tan-vats
Mayes, Thomas A., Phillipsburg, Pa. Thill-coupling
Mayes, Thomas A., Phillipsburg, Pa. Soldering-iron
Mayfleld, Daniel D., Pleasantville, Ind. TVeather-strip
Mayfield, Mar.y L. (See Mayfield. Samuel B,. assignoi.)
Mayfield, Samuel B.. assignor to M, L. Mayliehl. Palestine, Tex. Car-coupling
Mayhew, Nathan B. , Ifew Bedford, Mass. ' Soldering-iron
Mayhew, Eeuben TV. (See Lane and Mayhew.)
Maynadief, Gustavus B., assignor of one-half to TV. H. Cilley, Boston, Mass. Attrition-
mill
Maynadier, Gustavus B.. and TV. H. Cilley, Boston, Mass. Attrition-mill
Maynard, Fredrick T.. Detroit, Mich. Pillow-sham holder
Maynard, George H., Brooklyn, N. Y. Folding bed-bottom
Maynard, TVilliam, New York, N. Y. Apparatus for charging liquids with gas
Mayne, John, Atchison, Eans. Railway-signal
Maynz, Edward, Boston, Mass. Belt-fastener
Maynz, Edward, Boston, Mass. Machine for attaching lacing-hooks
Maynz, Theodor, et al. (See Teller, Carl F., assignor.)
Mayo, Frederick D,, Lynn, Mass., assignor, by mesne assignments, to himself and S. H.
Atkins, Milton Mills, N. H. Screw-cutting die
Mayor, Paul H., Owego, ST. Y. Operating trains on cable railways ,
Mayrand, Pierre, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, Car-coupling
Mayrhofer, Charles A., assignor to R. I. Langstaff-Haviland, Vienna, Austria-Hungary,
Mechanism for automatically casting and recording ballots actuated by the pressure or
expansion of fluid
McAdam, Alexander J. and N. L., San Francisco, Cal. Collar
McAdam, James, Postville, Inwa . Butter-tub
McAdam, NeU L. (See McAdam, Alexander J. and N. L.)
McAdams, James. (See McMillen and McAdams.)
McAdoo, Thomas, Now York. N. Y. Elevator
McAfee, Jacob C, Dallas. TV. Va. Nut-lock
McAfee, Jacob C, Dallas, TV. Va. Nut-lock
MoAleer, Philip, assignor of one-half to E, H. Bradford, TVashington, D. C. Door-spring..
McAllister, .Tames E. A., Albany. N. Y. Toy
McAlpin, Donald M., Savannah, Ga. Plow -
McAlvay, Charles B., assignor of three-eighths to C. H. Christopher, Jackson, Mich. Lu-
bricator.
McAlvay, Charles B., and C. H. Christopher. Jackson, Mich. Lubricator for steam-engines.
Mc Andrews, William H., Bradford, Pa. TVater-closet -
McArdle, Edward, assignor to M. L. Patterson, Knoxville, Tenn. Punch
McArdle, TVilliam, et al. (See Sutton, Thomas, assignor.)
McArthur, Alexander W., Arroyo Grande, Cal. Frame for diplomas and credit-cards
McArthur, Cassius, South Shenango, Pa. Car-coupling
McArthur, Frederick A., assignor'of one-half to E. E. E. Cowell and E. D. Browner, De-
troit, Mich. Engineer's brake-valve
McAuley, ,Tohn G., North Adams, Mass. Car-wheel
McAuley, William H., New York, N. Y. Clamp
Mc Auliife, Samuel, Rochester, N. Y. Device for stringing wires, &c
McBetb, Charles E. (See Long and McBeth.)
McBrien, Francis J., Brooklyn, N. Y. Clothes-clamp
McCabe, Francis B., Lewistown, Pa. Grain-drill
No.
298,306
298,307
306,340
306,341
309.075
298,601
308,507
302,510
305,458
305,459
291,066
295,500
299,487
302,753
296,199
309,236
298,872
291,371
306,503
296,985
307,132
305,620
307,211
296,342
291,758
296,986
305,095
309.967
304,213
298.010
305,618
292,338
232,170
293,900
293 486
309,968
295.264
297,146
308,914
309,237
293,049
291,210
299,663
298,489
309,969
293,0.50
297.824
303,6,53
299,080
300.097
308,682
294.399
300,619
307,668
306,413
291,921
292,339
305,831
307.482
302.346
305,946
292,243
302,7.i4
Date.
McCabe, Frank, Providence, R. L Faucet 299,564
McCabe, James H., Jacksonville, Fla. Cartridge implement ' 295,265
McCabe, James H., St. Louis, Mo. Vehicle fifth-wheel 302,755
McCabe, Robert, Meadville, Pa. Sash-fastener 298,106
McCaflfrev, John, assignor, by mesne assignments, to himself and C. H. Smith, Lawrence, [
Mass. Loose pulley for shafts 1309,554 1 Dec. 23 ' 1301
May 6
May 6
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Dec. 9
May 13
Nov. 25
July 22
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Jan. 1
Mar. 18
May 27
July 29
Apr. 1
Dec. 16
May 20
Jan. 1
Oct. 14
Apr. 15
Oct. 28
Sept. 23
Oct. 28
Apr. 8
Jan. 8
Apr. 15
Sept. 16
Dec. 30
Aug. 26
May 6
Sept. 23
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
Feb. 19
Feb. 12
Dec. 30
Mar. IS
Apr. 22
Dec. 9
Deo. 16
Feb. 5
Jan. 1
June 3
May 13
Dec. 30
Feb. 5
Apr. 29
Aug. 19
May 20
June 10
Dec. 2
Mar. 4
•Tune 17
Nov. 4
Oct. 14
Jan. 15
Jan. 92
Sept. 30
Nov. 4
July 22
Sept. 30
Jan. 22
July 29
June 3
Mar. 18
July 29
May 6
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448
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402
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800
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1841
1515
1515
62
1464
1906
2167
367
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1144
437
609
1372
1465
1733
15.57
573
933
1373
1051
1838
1717
62
1730
1662
1441
1444
917
1840
1174
1579
456
890
332
246
213
672
1841
334
2451
986
1408
754
131
77
1437
331
496
1149
1663
2022
87
1630
2165
1549
2167
o
79
1175
2170
177
120
121
108
108
179
224
389
504
420
420
18
403
549
595
:i04
105
23l»
321
124
161
379
391
482
416
159
262
379
287
495
468
16
481
464
404
399
249
495
325
434
121
236
91
68,69
55,56
189
495
91
671
269
401
203
35
20
396
89
134
320
464
560
23
448
601
433
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189
Alphabetical Hat of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Jlontbly
voluiuo.
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Official
Gazette.
McCasne, 'William, et al. (See Xewnian. Nelson, assisrnor.)
McCahon, .James H., et al. (See Fulton, John M., assignor.)
McCain, Patrick. (See Sanford. George "W., assignor.)
McCain, Williara H. (See Ganntt, Newton C, assignor.)
McCall. Dongald A. (See Valiqiiet, Louis P., assignor.)
McCall, 'William, and J. V. De 'Vry, San Francisco, Cal. Device for transmitting power^
from a central st.ition i
McCallum, Murray. (See Cliristopher and McCallum.)
McCalmont, Jame's F., 'Wayne. Nebr. 'Water-elevator
McCandless, Joseph P., New Tork, N. T. Blank-l>ook
McCandliss, Amos A., Piqua, Ohio. Process of and apparatus for manufacturing artificial
stone
McCann. Marion 'W., Posey. Ind. Cultivator
McCannon. Elmer E., Bariihart's Mills, Pa. Globe- valve
McCarley, Pink 'W. (See Tucker, Robert D., as.signor.)
McCamey, John T., Columbus Junction, Iowa. Horse-power
McCarroil Fire Preventive Mannfaoturin^Company. (See McCarroll, James, assignor.)
McCarroll, James, assignor to McCarroU Fire Preventive Manufacturing Company, New
Tork, N. T. Fire-shield for roofs. &c
McCarter, John G., Boston, Mass. Vamp-marker
McCarter, Marshall J., Norristown, Pa. Cut-off- valve gear
McCarter. Samuel, assignor of one-third to J. D. Newbold, Norristown, Pa. Press for plas-
tic material
McCarthy, Daniel, assignor to P. J. O'Connor, Norwich, Conn. Railway switch and cross-
Harvester-reel .
Sugar-bowl
McCarthy, Hiram, Mount Forest, Ontario, Canada.
McCarthy. Hiram, Mount Forest. Ontario, Canada.
Mc(riartiri. 'William J., St. Louis, Mo. Coat-pattern
McCartney, Elizabeth F., Omaha. Nebr. Sewing-thimble
McCartv, A. A. (See Legge, Josiah H., assignor.)
McCarty. Norman, Brooklyn, N. T., assignor to Electrical Supply Company, Ansonia,
(ionn. Electric-arc lamp" .'
McCarty, Norman, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Electrical Supply Company, Ansonia,
Conn.' Electric-arc lamp ".
McCarty, Samuel, Aurora. 111. Joint for railway-rails
McC!arty, 'William F. M., Aix-la-ChapeUe, Germany. Solidifying liquid or semi-liquid fatty
acids
McCarty, 'William F. M., Moscow, Russia, assignor to J. F. Pierce, trustee. New York,
N. Y." Multiple circuit-controller
McCarty, 'William F. M., St. Petersburg. Russia, assignor of one-half to H. Levis, Phila-)
delphia, Pa. Manufacturing hydrocarbon •^ "■« J
McCarty, "William F. M . St. Petersburg. Russia, assignor of one-half to H. Levis, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Apparat us for the manufacture hydrocarbon gas
McCarty. 'WiUiam F. M., .St. Petersburg, Russia, assignor to J. F. Pierce, trustee, New
York. N. Y. Multiple-circuit closer
McCauley, Patrick, Braddock, assignor of one-half to T. E. Neville, Pittsburg, Pa. Apjia-
ratus for cooling beer -
McCauley, Patrick H., Des Moines, Iowa. Apparatus for hoisting and conveying ground,
minerals, &c
McCaulev, Reuben A., et al. (See Egerton, C. Calvert, assignor.)
McCausland, John, Providence, R. I. Paper piping ."
McCausland, 'WiUiam J., assignor to W. "W. Kurtz, Philadelphia, Pa. Printing - tele-
graph .
McCausland, 'William J., et al. (See Smith. Benjamin, assignor.)
McCay, Spencer, Topeka, Kans. Machine for sharpening mowing-machine knives
McCay, Spencer, Topeka, Kans. Tire tightener
McChesney. Oscar S. (See Bonsteel. Alexander O., assignor.)
McCJlain, John F., 'Washington, D. C. 'Wood oraamentation
McClain, Samuel, St. Charles, Iowa. Steam-boilefr
McClain, 'William H., and D. J. Adklns. Farmersville, Mo. Hay-stacker
McClanahan. Samuel L., Fort Scott, Kans. Horse-collar
MoClaske^'. John S.. Graham. Mo. Sliding gate
McCleane. George F., and J. C. Gray, assignors to Moorhead & Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Plat-
ing metals ".
McCleam, Henry T., et al. (See Frost, Stiles, assignor.)
McClearn, Matthew, et al. (See Frost, StUes, assignor.)
McCleary, James Y., Neosho. Mo. Barometer
McCleerv, 'William, et al. (See Campbell. Duncan H., assignor.)
McCIellan, Ezra S.. Paterson. N. J. Trap ,
McClen. .lohn J., Bu.shnell. HI. Tongueless cultivator
MeClinchie, Uriah, New York, and J. F. Butler, "WiUiamsburg. N. Y. Top for children's
carriages T.
MeClinchie, Uriah, and J. F. Butler, New York, N. Y. Child's carriage
MeClinchie, Uriah, New York, and J. F. Butler, Brookl.yn, N. Y. Child's carriage
McCIintock. Alexander, et al. (See Boals, James A., assignor.)
McClorey, Francis. (See Murphy. Hugh, assignor.)
McCloskey, George M., Brooklyn, N. Y. Removable bottle-trap
McCloskey, RUey, and A. E. Tozier, 'Walla "Walla, 'Wash. Ter. Combined tire-tightener
and .jack -
McCloskey. 'William T.. 'Westport. Pa. 'Wood-splitting machine
McClnng, David W. (See Fehrenbatch, John, assignor.)
McClure, Arthur H., Buffalo, and A. Pfirsch, Allegany, N. Y. Device for casting printers'
leads
292,025
291,759
295,266
301,617
296,860
292,3-10
297,825
309,076
310,065
294,650
304,337
293,660
302,756
304,214
296,426
293,262
305,096
30«,620
309,479
292,669
293,974
296,200
296,201
300,098
302,757
296,343
291,372
299,664
292.244
296,987
307.483
308,918
304,437
308.367
296,595
303,025
301,910
309,395
299,061
299,240
302,419
304,215
294,489
294,895
300,099
Jan. 15
Jan. 8
Mar. 18
July 8
Apr. 15
Jan. 22
303.026
296,988
Dec. 9
Dec. 30
Mar. 4
Sept. 2
Feb. 19
July 29
Aug. 26
Apr. a
Feb. 12
Sept. 16
Dec. 2
Dec. 16
Jan. 29
Feb. 19
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
June 10
July 29
Apr. 8
Jan. 1
June 3
.Jan. 22
Apr. 15
Nov. 4
Dec. 9
Sept. 2
Nov. 25
Apr. 8
Aug. 5
July 15
Dec. 16
May 20
May 27
July 22
Aug. 26
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
1267
934
1175
70fi
1214
1664
Apr. 29 2451
669
1966
384
65
1117
2171
1717
673
634
1053
45
1202
2108
1539
370
372
754
2172
574
438
223
1550
1374
88
462
188
1240
892
186
1078
1100
1408
1603
1724
1719
192
682
June 10 757
i
Aug. 5 187
Apr. 15 1375
McCliire. .Tames H.. and G. F. Murdock. 'WeUsviUe, Ohio. Car-truck
McClure, Oscar. (See Owens and McClure.)
McClure. William H., assignor to J. L Plimpton. New York, N. Y. "Wardrobe-bed 298,673, May 20 1145
McCobb, Henry. (See Wilson. M. Hoffman, assignor.)
McCobb, Henry, et al. (See "Wilson. Michael H., assignor.)
McColgan. Dennis, Butte City. Mont. Ter. Rotary engine
McColl. Alexander D. (See Skinner, John, assignor.)
McCollam. Alexander F. . Fair Play, Cal. Alarm-lock
McCoUin, Thomas H. (See Clinedinst, Bamett M., assignor.)
McCoUum, Henry, and J. Parr, New York, N. Y. Cracker-machine-
301,618 Julv 8 708
C354
)355
262
325
194
340
464
671
180
527
107
21,22
311
596
468
186
169
288
13
325
424
C105
1106
106
203
597
160
124
56,57
434
379
23
123
56
339
247
301,252
307.563
July 1
Nov. 4
227
52
28
296
28
294
401
29
27
460
473
468
27
28
28
53
26
190
204
26
27
52
379
28
27
322
27
C194
; 195
}28
61 H
28
55,56
29
244
173
1052
136
244
320
485
833
1106
894
828
653
421
789
133
558
1027
707
939
405
728
71
71
1072
421
114
80
963
300
273
386
790
851
629
177
490
211
920
807
856
338
789
862
953
1073
490
273
757
136
44
406
190
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
McCollum, John A. (See Topliff, Cross, Cox, and McCollum.)
McCollum, Orlando J., and C. 0. Stran, Aurora. 111. Koad-cart
McComas, William G., Colerain, Ohio. Hay-stacker
McComb. James J., Dobbs Ferr.v, N. Y. Bidet
McConnell, Alexander E., New Orleans, La. Car-truck
McConnell, Horace C, Eock Island, 111. Harness-saddle
McConnell, JohnC. (See Clements, George P., assignor.)
McCook, Joshua P., assignor of one-third to J. H. Bruce, Eichmond, Va. Valve-gear
McCool, William A., Perrvsville, Ohio. Sign
McCord, Hercules, St. Louis, Mo. Banjo
McCord, Luther A. (See Woflford and McCord.)
McCord, Luther A., Clinton, S. C. Paper-file
MoCormack, William J., Paignton, county of Devon, England. Screw stock and die
McCormick, Charles G., assignor of one-half to G. L. arid J. N. McCormick, Cincinnati,
Ohio. Car-conpline
McCormick, Edward W., assignor to C. Harrison. New York, N. Y. Lift-pump
McCormick, George L., et al. (See McCormick, Charles G., assignor.)
McCormick Harvesting Machine Company. (See Baker, William R., assignor.)
McCormick Harvesting Machine Company. (See Pridmore, Henry E., assignor.)
McCormick Harvesting Machine Company. (See Pridmore,HenryE., assignor.) (Eeissue.)
McCormick, James, Pottsdara, N. Y. Carriage-spring
McCormick, John. (See Stone, Marvin C, assignor.)
McCormick, John G., Louisville, Ky. Car-starter
Mc(!!ormick, John N., et al. (See McCormick, Charles G., assignor.)
McCormick, Junius A. (See Schinneller, Jacob, assignor.)
McCormick, Kobert B., Neel, assignorof one-half to J. Elaugher, Aberdeen, Ohio. Tobacco-
hoister
McCourt, Peter, assignor of one-half to J. H. Simpson, Appleton, Wis. Planer-knife
McCown, Harvey and L. M., Enon Valley, Pa. Hay-elevator
McCown, Luther M. (See McCown, Harvey and L. M.)
McCoy, Elijah. (See Hodges and McCoy.)
McCoy, Hamilton, Indianapolis, Ind. Double-tree clip
McCoy, John A. (See Lytle and McCoy.)
McC!o'y, Joseph F. (See Hickman and McCo.y.)
McCracken, Edwin D., Paterson, N.J. Electric conductor
McCracken, Edwin D., Paterson, N. J. Controlling induced currents in electric conductors.
McCracken, George B., Willimantic, Conn. Steam-trap
McCracken, George B., Willimantic, Conn Cock and faucet
McCracken, George B., and S. Hamer, Willimantic, Conn, Spindle-bearing for spinning-
frames
McCraney, David M., and S. T. Johnson. Minneapolis, Minn. Automatic motor
McCreery, Ashby, Colorado Springs, Colo. Burial apparatus.
McCreery, William. (See Brown, Charles R., assignor.)
Mc(I!udden. Thomas, St. Louis, Mo. Brush for flour-bolts
McCullough, Samuel, assignor to T. Kennedy, Jr., H. C. Eortier, and W. H. Best, Toronto,
Ontario, Canada. Wooden-soled boot
McCurdy, David. (See Coup, McCurdy, and Rice.)
McCurdy, Thomas B., Lancaster, Tex. Vehicle-top J
McCurry, Henry, assignor of one-half to J. Stuart, JFnlton, HI. Carriage-top
Mc(I!ntchan, Judson 0.. Middlebrook, Va. Platform for railway-gates
McCutcheon, Robert H. (See Otto, (justav, assignor.)
McDaniel, Charles W., Carthage, Mo. Lightning-arrester for electric lines
McDaniel. Charles W., and A. Barrett, Kansas City, Mo. Electrical switch-board
McDermott, Lawrence. Cleveland, Ohio. Grindstone-frame
McDermott, Patrick, Memphis, Tenn. Balanced slide-valve
McDermott, Robert M., et al. (See Swain, Hadwen, assignor.)
McDermott, Walter, Orange, N. J. Ore-concentrator •
MoDevitt. Hugh J., and G. T. Barber, assignors of one-half to R. Hazard and J. B. Gray-
bill, Philadelphia, Pa. Car-signal
McDole, George H., assignor of one-half to H. L. Merriman, Jackson, Mich. Trace-cock-
eye attachment ,
McDonald, Alexander. (See Lawrence and McDonald.)
McDonald, Alexander, Irving Park, HI. Device for attaching loops to ropes or cords
McDonald, Alexander, Cambridge, Mass., assignor to McDonald Stone Cutting Machine
Company, Nashua, N. H. Machine for rabbeting, grooving, or molding stone
McDonald, Alexander E., Brooklyn, N. Y. Hand-measure for fitting gloves
McDonald, Angus, Ansable, Mich. Canal-boat ,
McDonald, Charles, assignorof one-half to G. H.Webster, Chicago, 111. Soldering apparatus.
McDonald, Gilbert, Augusta, Kans., assignor to H. M. Meredith, Silver City, and J. A.
Lucas, Georgetown, N. Mex. Ter. Metal-punch '.
McDonald, I. He.ylin, et al. (See Smith, John W. and J. D., assignors.)
McDonald, James H., Worden, HI. Mining-machine
McDonald, James S., Chicago, HI. Combined book and index ,
McDonald, John P., assignor to himself and E. B. Jordan, Litchfield, lU. Burial-windlass .
McDonald, John P., assignor to himself and W. H. Galloway, Litchfield, HI. BaUng-press.
McDonald, John S. , New Orleans, La. Hydraulic pressure-regulator
McDonald, Laurence J., assignor to J. C' Graham, Philadelphia, Pa. Chenille-fringe fab-
ric and weaving the same
McDonald, Peter J. , Gloucester, Mass. Refrigerating apparatus
McDonald, Robert. (See Sparks, Thomas J., assignor.)
McDonald, Samuel J., and C. W. Shaefer, Gallatin, Mo. ; said Shaefer assignor to said Mc-
Donald. Fifth -wheel
McDonald Stone Cutting Machine Company. (See McDonald, Alexander, assignor.)
McDonald, William A. (See Scott, Thomas J., assignor.)
McDonald. William A., assignor of one-half to E. J. Cross, Minneapolis, Minn. Sash-holder.
McDonnell, John. (See Johnson and McDonnell.)
McDonough, James K., Philadelphia, Pa. Pile for the manufacture of beams
McDonough, William F., Boston, Mass. Sash-fastener
McDormand, George. (See Fox and McDormand.)
McDougall, Caroline, et al. (See Weller, Chester A., assignor.)
McDougaU, Hugh, Denver, Colo. Amalgamator
No.
Date.
208.7fi4
296.032
3(«,02~
293.763
308,919
309.480
30-1. 946
296,596
294.6.'il
294,143
292..=i64
308,683
307,724
301,508
306.091
299,153
305,619
301,509
304.539
304.540
295. .WS
298,394
300. 7P5
307,785
301,381
294,896
299,994
305,832
297,147
303,444
295.267
306,414
308.086
304,338
292,245
303,536
292,171
308,087
.■^07.865
308.684
297,279
306,028
310,142
McDougall, Isaac, assignor of one-half to H. Hamilton, Petersburg, HI. Flood-fence .
294,247
3fl,=>,755
291.760
294,897
292,026
301,824
307,484
306,504
292,670
303,028
306,631
May 20
Apr. 1
Aug. 5
Feb. 19
Dec. 9
Dec. 16
Sept. 9
Apr. 8
Mar. 4
Feb. 26
Jan.
Dec.
Nov. 4
July 8
Oct. 7
May 27
Sept. 23
Jixly 8
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Mar. 25
May 13
June 24
Nov. 11
July 1
Mar. 11
June 10
Sept. 30
Apr. 22
Aug. 12
Mar. 18
Oct. 14
Nov. 18
Sept. 2
Jan. 22
Aug. 12
Jan. 22
Nov. 18
Nov. 11
Deo. 2
Apr. 22
Sept. 30
Dec. 30
Feb. 26
Sept. 30
Jan. 8
Mar, 11
Jan. 15
July 8
Nov. 4
Oct. 14
Jan. 29
Aug. 5
Oct. 14
301,253 July 1
292,757 Jan. 29
Monthly
volume.
1013
167
188
1264
463
1203
868
893
386
1774
1973
132
401
558
75
1500
1731
559
339
340
1572
563
1666
493
398
683
619
2024
1580
702
1176
497
870
67
1551
814
1442
870
596
133
1748
2272
2064
1903
1923
935
683
1268
964
89
610
2109
189
779
228
283
48.49
52
350
123
326
235
247
107
487
550
35
111
152
19 29
431 27
<481 )
H82 i
Official
Gazette.
153
94
94
435
155
456
136
109
190
167
560
434
192
326
135
237
22,23
434
223
405
237
164
35.36
475
630
553
.521
535
262
191
355
261
23
161
586
52
206
27
27
28
26
29
29
28
27
26
26
26
29
61
2235 I {620
28
28
28
26
27
27
29
28
26
27
28
27
28
26
29
29
28
26
28
26
29
29
29
27
28
29
26
28
26
26
26
28
29
28
he
9
733
34
490
678
790*
940
988
177
894
775
382
723
444-
109'
15
836
1156
109
879
880
1133
641
12,50
468
74
954
1048
1217
315
591
10,52
98
550
828
300
611
283
550'
488
723
346
1264
1124
797
1197
173
954
244
183
387
119
405
490
150
44
429
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphahetical list of patentees — Continued.
191
Name, residence, and invention.
McDongall, Isaac S., Manchester, county of Lancaater, England. Boiler or vessel em-
ployed in the treatment of fibrous materials lor the manufacture of paper-pulp and for
other purposes
McDouKall. James T., No. 52 Granville Park, Blackheath, coxinty of Kent, England.
PuriHcation of coal-gas
McDougall, AVilliam £., et al. (See Waller, Chester A., assignor.)
McDougall, TVilliara L., New York, N. T. Device for locking wheels
McDowell, Alexander. Salem, Mass. Heel-trimming machine
McDowell, Frank D., Salem, Oreg. Fin<ier-ring gage
McEl fresh, .John T., Fannin<rdale. Til. Mnth-trap for hee-hives
McElheny, William C. (See Sutch and McElheny.)
McElhiney, Ha.skell H., Nehraska City, Nebr. Photographer's retouching-point
McElligott. Patrick, Bear Valley, Cal. Amalgamator
McElroy, Charles A., Delaware, Ohio. Harrow attachment
McElroy, Charles A., Delaware, Ohio. Cultivator .'
McElroy, David W., Keokuk, Iowa. Apparatus for rendering lard, &c
McElroy, William, Brooklyn, N. T. Lifting feed- water injector
MoEntee, James, Covington, Ky. Fifth- wheel for vehicles
McEwen, James, and S. Spencer, Manchester, county of Lancaster, England. Apparatus
for bottling and siruping aerated beverages
McEwen, John, Wellsville. N. T. Mechanical movement
McFadden. Patrick, Philadelphia, Pa. Shaft- tug for harness
McFall, Edwin H., Memphis, Tenn. Telephone call and switch box
McFarlan, George, et al. (See Mallon, James, assignor.)
McFarland, Robert J., Paris, Tenn. Wagon-brake
McFarland, Samuel G., assignor to J. L. Mott Iron Works, New York, N. Y. Water-closet
and trap .
McFarland, Samuel G., assignor to J. L. Mott Iron Works, New York, N. Y. Trap for
water-closets
McFarlanc, George P. (See Trim, Charles, assignor.)
McFarlane. John. (See Olson and McFarlane.)
McFarlin, William M., and C. Plum, Ono, Cal. Drag-saw
McFeeley, George, Steubenville, Ohio, assignor to W. J. Sherriff, Pittsburg, Pa. Steam-
pump. (Reissue)
McFerran, Joseph A., Philadelphia, Pa. Machine for making pills
McGaffey, Andrew, Battle Creek, Mich. Foot-guard for railways
McGaffey, Henry H., et al. (See Witty, John B., assignor.)
McGann, Owen J., assignor of one-half to J. L. Tandermark, Pullman, HI.
cock .
Stop and waste
McGann, Owen J., Chicago, assignor of one-half to J. L, Vandermark, Pullman, 111. Wa-
ter-closet
McGann, Owen J., assignor of one-half to J. L. Vandermark, Pullman, Dl. XTnion-retnrn
for
? pipes
McGavm, John, and E. C. Sandford, New York, N. Y. Manufacture of oil-cloth
McGee, James, et al. (See Melvin and Clute, assignors.)
McGchee, William M., Greenville, Ala. Seeding-machine
McGiehan, Patrick. (See Dilks. James H., assignor.)
McGill, George W., New York, N. Y. Tag and tag-fastener
McGill, George W., New York, N. Y. Tag-fastener
McGill, George W., New. York, N. Y. Ring-suspending device for papers
McGill, George W., New York. N. Y. Metallic fastener
McGill, (^reorge W., Riverdale, N. Y. Suspending device
McGillis. John J., Marinette, Wis. Saw-mill dog
Mc(jrilvray, Luther, Greenville, Pa. Machine for making chain-link blanks
McGinley, James, (Chicago. Dl. Faucet
McGinn, Michael J., Springfield, Ohio. Balanced valve ,
McGinn, William J. (See Edmonds, George, a,ssignor.)
McGinnis, WDliam T., assignor to J. H. Shaw, New York, N. Y. Sealed galvanic-battery
cell
McGintie, Joseph A. (See McGintie, William L. and J. A.)
McGintie, William L. and J. A., St. Louis, Mo. Automatic fire-lighter
McGiveny, John J. (See Easou and McGiveny.)
McGivem, Patrick, and W. E. Frye, Crestline. Ohio. Feed- water heater
McGoldrick, Thomas F. (See Smith. Frederick J., assignor.)
McGonegal, Hiram, and S. D.Lake, Brooklyn, N. Y. Signal-box
McGonigle, James A. (See McKnight, Thomas, assignor.)
McGovem, Bernard, Bridgeport, Conn. Pocket-knife
Mc(Jovern, Bernard, assignor to F. Armstrong, Bridgeport, Conn. Clasp for supporting
garments
McGovern, Bernard, assignor to F. Armstrong, Bridgeport, Conn. Garment-supporter..
McGovern, George, Richmond, Va. Key-hole guard
McGovern, George, Richmond, Va. Hay or cotton press
Cigar and cigarette .
McGovem, John, Liverpool, county of Lancaster, England.
McGovern, Ralph W., San Francisco, Cal. Cable-grip
McGovem, Richard. (See Gray, Lyman, assignor.)
McGowan, Theodore J., Cincinnati, Ohio. Machine for hulling cotton-seed.
McGown, George Q., Golden City, Mo. Hydraulic elevator
""""'" ' Folding table
Corpse head-rest
Sofa-bedstead
Tube-expander.
McGrath, John, New York, N. Y,
McGrath, John, New York, N. Y.
McGrath, Joseph, Newton, Kans.
McGraw, John H., Oswego, N. Y.
McGregor, Bradford, Covington, Ky. Air niedicator and in.iector..
McGregor, David C, East Oakland, Cal. Window-bead fa.stener ..
McGregor, George, assignor to G. W. McGregor, Cincinnati, Ohio.
McGregor, George W. (See McGregor, George, assignor.)
McGregor, Thomas W., Rushford, Minn. Barrel-trussing machine
McGregor, William, administrator. (See Flenniken and Graham.)
McGriff, John N., Anderson. Ind. Sashholder
McGrory, Thomas, Philadelphia, Pa. Lock wire insulator
Railwavgage..
No.
298,602
292,341
293,051
304,838
291,373
295,786
294,059
301,619
294,652
301,382
299,821
297,826
304,839
292,565
299,082
293,0.52
297,148
303,029
302,666
302,667
301,254
10,475
308,508
309,555
300,386
306,092
307,315
293,487
302,511
296,766
299,154
299,155
308,368
300,100
293,186
298,220
297,426
307,485
295,574
309,396
296,427
308,036
309,863
305,621
305,022
307,403
310,143
304,438
300,492
299,931
209,930
299,241
299,665
293,488
292,027
297,427
303.654
309,792
296,344
303,741
293,901
Date.
Monthly
volume.
May 13
Jan. 22
Feb. 5
Sept. 9
Jan. 1
Mar. 25
Feb. 26
July 8
Mar. 4
July 1
June 3
Apr. 29
Sept. 9
Jan. 29
May 20
Feb. 5
Apr. 22
Aug. 5
July 29
July 29
July 1
May 6
Nov. 25
Dec. 23
June 17
Oct. 7
Oct. 28
Feb. 12
July 22
Apr. 15
May 27
May 27
Nov. 25
June 10
Feb. 5
May 6
Apr. 22
Nov. 4
Mar. 25
Dec. 16
Apr. 8
Nov. 11
Dec. 30
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Oct. 28
Dec. 30
Sept. 2
June 17
June 3
June 3
May 27
.Tune 3
Feb. 12
Jan. 15
Apr. 22
Aug. 19
Dec. 23
Apr. 8
Aug. 19
Feb. 19
801
1665
335
712
438
1842
1653
710
386
399
403
2452
714
1975
1410
336
1580
190
2062
2063
230
491
1423
1302
1149
76
1701
918
1841
1097
1500
1.501
1240
758
531
336
1934
92
1574
225
92
195
124
512
456
195
107
109
110
103
671
672
195
551
402
92
435
53
566
566
61,62
133
;3e9
' 390
353
315
19
456
249
504
309
431
431
339
204
141
87,88
527
24
435
1102 294
Official
Gazette.
674
186
807
220
1711
463
1734
482
1735
483
1822
491
2065
C553
)554
189
56
1281
352
.527
140
527
140
1605
460
230
57
919
249
1269
355
1935
528
987
270
1616
438
576
(160
1161
1086
298
1444
400
27
26
26
28
26
26
26
28
26
[28
27
[27
28
26
27
26
27
28
28
28
28
27
I 29
29
27
29
29
26
28
27
27
27
29
27
26
27
27
29
26
29
27
29
29
28
28
29
^29
28
27
27
27
27
27
26
26
27
28
29
|27
28
26
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Hi
686
320
503
958
80
1181
755
137
895
74
998
485
958
383
808
504
315
490
402
402
45
619
666
965
1152
15
338
610
358
223
836
836
629
1073
534
589
381
387
1133
920
133
531
1057
1157
1157
359
1124
851
1177
1022
1021
856
964
610
244
381
648
1021
115
667
710
192
ESTDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
AlpTidbetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
McGuiness, Daniel. Grrafton, Mass. Picker-stafF check for power-looms
McOnire, Jaraes. Benson. Vt. Harnes.s-girth
McCJuire, John S., Centreville. N. J. Oil-cap faucet
McGuire, Patriot "W., Lacon, 111. Tire and felly for wheels
McGuire, Thomas K. (See Purnell, Richard H., assignor.)
McGuire, William, assignor to himself and F. Jager,"Chicago, lU. Grain-car door
McGwin, .Tames, Fulton, Mo. Double-acting pump
McGwin, .James, Fulton, Mo. Fire-extinguisher
MoHale, Edward, et al. (See Dougherty, Michael I., assignor.)
McHugh, James B., Ambrosia, La. Back-band
McHugh, James T., Pittsburg, Pa. Vault and sewer grating
McHugh, Timothy, (Cambridge, Mass. Ball-cock
McHuffh, Timothy, assignor of one-half to "Ward & Curley, Boston, Mass. Self-closing
faucet .
Mcllhone, John, St. Louis, Mo. Spring bed-bottom
Mclndoe, George F. and J. W., EverettrMass. Manufactureof wood-grain paper, cloth, &c.
Mclndoe, George F. and J. "W., Everett, Mass. Manufacture of wood-grain paper, cloth, &c.
Mclndoe, James W. (See McTndoe, George F. and J. W.)
McTndoe, James W., Everett, Mass. Calendar
Mclnnes, Alexander, a.ssignor to Helmbacher Forge and Kolling Mills Company, St. Louis,
Mo. Link-welding die - '
McTntire, Charles, Newark, N. J. Telegraph-wire .joint
Mclntire, Jacob N., New York, N. Y. Billiard-bridge
Mclntire, Jacob N., New York. N. Y. Ti4ephone
Mclntire, Oliver K., Springfield, Ohio. Lifting-jack
Mcintosh, Hugh, Decorah, Iowa. Wire-stretcher
Mcintosh, James A., Warren, Pa. Tallying attachment for measures
Mcintosh, Peter E.. Eochester, N. Y. Book-case
Mclnt.yre, James P., assignor to Eau Claire Chilled Plow Company, Eau Claire, Wis.
Plow-standard
Mclntyre, John M., Lockport, N. Y. Method of and apparatus for separating dust from air
Mclver, John, assignor to himself, F. C. Bates, Newport, Vt., and J. C. Todd, Paterson,?
N. J. Strap-fastener 5
Mclvor, William. (See Dutfy and Mclvor.)
McKay, Alexander, AYaterford, N. Y. Bleaching-solution
McTvay & Copeland Lasting Machine Company. (See Brock, Matthias, assignor.)
McKay, Gordon, et al., trustees. (See Crosby. Joseph B., assignor.) (Reissue.)
McKay, Gordon, trustee. (See Fairtield and Shead, assignors.)
McKay, Gordon, trustee. (See Shead and Fairfield, assignors.)
McKay, Gordon, Newport, R. I., and H. P. Fairfield, West Medford, Mass. Ore-separator.
McKay, Joseph L., Neoga, 111. Churn-motor
McKeen, Thomas L., Easton, Pa.
McKeen, Thomas L., Easton, Pa.
McKeen, Thomas L., Easton, Pa.
McKeen, Thomas L., Easton, Pa.
McKeen, Thomas L., Easton, Pa.
McKeage, John, and W. Wells, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mixing-machine
McKean, Adelbert H., Trumansburg. N. Y. Bung-extractor
McKechney, John, et al. (See De Courcy, Bolton W., assignor.)
McKee, John, and T. Black, Jr., Campello, Mass. Machine for manufacturing rubber or
water-proof cloth
McKeen, Benjamin, Peabody, assignor of one-fourth to D. Murray, Salem, Mass. Machine
for putting out or stretching skins
McKeen, Thomas L., Easton, Pa. Car-coupling
Car-coiipling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
(jar -brake
Buffer for railway-cars
McKeever, Timothy W. , Brooklyn, N. Y. Can for ashes, garbage. &c
McKelvey, Christopher W., assignor of one-fourth to R. Baker, Portersville, Cal. Mow-
ing-machine
McKelvey, Samuel P. (See Gilfillan and McKelvey.)
McKenna, Charles F. (See Eosenzi, Enrico, assignor.)
McKenna, Thomas. (See Carley and McKenna.)
McKenzie, John, et al. (See Ball, Clinton M., as.signor.)
McKenzie, Joseph C, Adrian, Mich. Cutting-table for tile and brick machines
McKeough, John, Burlington, Vt. Portable folding table
McKernan. Dennis D., Chicago, 111. Drive-chain
McKillip, Thomas. (See Snider, James B., assignor.)
McKinley, John F., River Bridge, Ala. Plow
McKinney, Louie 0., et al. (See Spencer. Charles F., assignor.)
McKiuney, Mac N., Jackson, Miss. Churn
McKinney, Orange W., et al. (See Spencer, Charles F., assignor.)
McKinney, Robert M., Elizabeth. Pa. Air or liquid brake
McKinnon . Cameron , Midway, Ala. Pen-rest
McKinzie, Thomas D., Colorado, Tex. Fire-escape - -
McKirgan, Alexiinder, et al. (See Armstrong, Samuel, assignor.)
McKissick, Georae M., Butler, Mo. Spark-arrester
McKnight, John W., Washington, D. C. Billiard-table top
McKnight, John W., Washington, D. C. Composition and mold for the manufactuTe of
articles from artificial slate
McKnight, Thomas, Denver, Colo., assignor of one-half to J. A. McGonigle, Leavenworth,
Kans. ChUd's carriage '.
McLane, Albert L. (See Chisholm, William R., assignor.)
McLane. Edwin P., Mount Carmel, Conn. Attachment for pen-holders
McLaughlin, John K., assignor to A. Cox Stove Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Magazine
hot-air stove _
McLaughlin, Thomas J. , Chicago, HI. Smoke-consumer
McLean, Edwin D., Marissa, HI. Eeversing-valve gear
McLean, James H., St. Louis, Mo. Bearing' for jouraals
McLean, Neil, Watsonville, Cal. Sulky-cultivator
McLean, Sutherland. (See Osford, Joseph, assignor.)
McLean, William. (See Ryan, Thomas, assignor.)
McLendon, Elijah W., assignor of one-half to J. W. McLendon, Martin's Station, Ala.
Lap-ring
No.
307.212
299.905
301,620
292,028
299,822
299,666
304,439
308.974
304,339
291,374
.308.186
297.827
295 6.57
295,658
304,340
294.060
291.211
304.216
308.273
298.700
307,669
307.780
296,767
296,861
294,248
304,840
309,970
291,067
300,620
302,420
293,661
306,765
295,787
296,597
297,428
301.737
301.738
302,1.50
302.512
306,093
305,833
2"l.fi16
307.564
297,149
307,670
296,202
293.764
298,603
306,848
306,415
299,565
299,566
292,933
299,242
309,723
293,765
295,033
309,241
302,347
309,482
Date.
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June 10
July 8
Jan. 15
June
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Dec.
Sept.
Jan.
Nov. 18
Apr. 29
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Sept. 2
Feb. 20
Jan. 1
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May 13
Nov. 4
Nov, 11
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Feb. 26
Sept. 9
Dec. 30
Jan. 1
June 17
July 22
Fel). 19
Oct. 21
Mar. 25
Apr. 8
Apr. 22
Julv 8
.July 8
Julv 15
Juiy 22
Oct. 7
Sept. 30
Jan. 8
Nov. 4
Apr. 22
Nov. 4
Apr. 1
Feb. 19
May 13
Oct. 21
Oct. 14
June 3
June 3
Feb. 5
May 27
Dec. 23
Feb. 19
Mar. 11
Dec. 16
July 22
Dec. 16
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volume.
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711
1271
404
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534
69
439
993
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247
1720
1113
930
333
494
1096
1215
1905
714
1842
63
1438
1725
1118
958
1843
595
1936
8.54
855
1368
1843
80
2035
772
198
1582
334
374
1265
802
1066
501
80
198
1605
1519
1267
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894
1631
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167
195
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57
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
193
Name, residericetand-invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
a.
Offirial
Gazette.
McT.endon, .Tosc])Ii W. (See McLond^m. Eli.jali "W., assignor.)
McLeod, .Ti>Im S., Boston. Mass. Railway-rail and rail-joint
McLeod, Keunetli, Minneapolis, Minn. Hame-fastener
McLeod, Thomas M., Loudon, assignor to E. S. Piper, Toronto, Ontario, Canada,
raiser and trimmer for lanterns
"Wick
McLeod, William S., Kingsville, Ontario, Canada. Pump
McLoufrhlin. Edmund, et al. (See Binfiham, .Tohn H., assignor.)
McLoughlin, Edmund, et al. (See Campbell, Andrew, assignor.)
McLoughlin, Jolm, et al. (See Bingham. John H., assignor.)
McLoughUn, John, e< oJ. (See Campbell, Andrew, assignor.)
McMahan, Matthias F., Trappe, assignor of one-half to M. Merrick, Kirkham, Md.
Tri-
cycle
McMahan, 'William "W., et al. (See Edwards. John D., assignor.)
McMahon, Michael. (See Sharpnack and McMahon.)
Mc>Linis, Izora. (See Eale-s and McManis.)
McMann, Eleanor A., Cleveland, Ohio. Guard for sleeping-car berths
McManns, Alonzo. (See Herrick and McMauus.)
McManns, Henry, Brooklyn. N. T. Apparatus for treating refuse from oil-refineries.
McMeen, Robert M., Mount Vernon, 111. Stump-extractor
McMichael, James G., Louisville, Ky. Couductor's passenger-check
McMillan, Charles, Chicago, 111. Furnace
McMillan, Charles. Chicago. HI. Steam-boiler and furnace lining
McMillan, Duncan, et al. (See Simmons, Thomas A., assignor.)
McMillan, Duncan, Macomb, 111. Machine for shocking grain
McMillan, James E. , Philadeli)hia, Pa. Combined vise and lathe
McMillen, Alexander, Lowell, Mass. Window-tongs
McMillen, .John, and .1. McAdams, New York, N. T. Flocking paper and other fabrics,
and machine therefor -.
McMinn, Eobert C, Golden City, Mo. Hand corn-husker
McMullen, Albert R., "WTiat Cheer, Iowa. Corn-planter
McMullin, Mary, 127 Strand, county of Middlesex, England. Electric brush
McMullin, Michael, Denver, Colo. Lubricator
McMunn, Samuel W., C. J. Schiller, and E. B. Leigh, assignors to American Brake Com-
pany, St. Louis. Mo. Locking mechanism for car-brakes
McMurray, Henry B., Burgett.stown. Pa. Traction-engine
McMurray, John H., Clinton, La. Cotton-scraper attachment
McMurray, Louis, Baltimore, Md. Machine for packing ensilage, &c
McMyler, John, Cleveland. Ohio. Revolving steam-derrick
McNab & Harlin Maniifaci nring Company. (See Boyden, William A., assignor.)
McNab. John C. (See Stihvell and McNab.)
McNair, Eben O. (See Duncan and McNair.)
McNair, Milton H., Meadville, Pa. Button-fastener
McNair, Milton H., Meadville, Pa. Button-attaching Implement
McNair, William L., Golden. Colo. Reverberatory gas-furnace
McNairn, James H. (See Fiudlay, James, assignor.)
McNally, Austin, Cascade, Iowa. Lifting-jack
McNamara, Monroe, Mexico, Mo. Manufacture of artificial stone
McNamara, Patrick. (See Doyle, James, assignor.)
McNamara, Patrick H., Taunton, Mass. Vehicle-axle
McNamee, Dennis, assignor of one-half to F. L. O'Reilly, Woonsocket, E. I. Last or former
for rubber boots
McNamee. Thomas H.. Lemoore, Cal. Car-coupling
McNary, William, Bryan, Ohio. Siilkv-plow
McNanghton, Henry, assignor to R. Wood. Erin. Ontario. Canada. Surgical splint
JIcNeal, Charles E.. Silver Creek, N. Y. Grain-separator
McNeil, George, Chicago. 111. Lubricator
McNeil, James and T., Pittsburg, Pa. Hoisting-machine
McNeil, James and T., Pittsburg. Pa. Annealing-liox
McNeil, Thomas. (See McNeil. .lames and T.)
McNeill, Daniel E., et al. (See Connelly. Barney "W.. assignor.)
McNeill, Solomon, et al. (See Gitfard, Falconor, assignor.)
McNelly, M. Frank, Sterling, HI. Double force-pump
McNieee, Andrew, assignor of one-half to E. Hilton, Newark. N. J. Clamp for frame-saws
McNiece, Andrew, assignor of one-half to E. Hilton, Newark, N. J. Clamp for saw-han-
dles
297,708
307,060
309,481
308,509
298,994
304,217
30.'), 097
300.736
299,823
295,188
296,768
301,739
292.342
302,924
290,428
303,445
299,410
305.321
297,616
300,101
296,862
308,920
296,863
308,78(^
295,575
304,541
296.033
McParland. John, Masonville, Iowa. Hame
McPheeters, Samnel B.. Dublin. Mo. Car-coupling
McPhenon. EdwinN., Gieenfield, HI. Needle-threader for sewing-machines
McPherron. Edwin N., Greenfield, 111. Needle-threader for sewing-m.acliiues
McPherson, James A.. Brunswick, N. Y. Torch
McQuarrie, Archibald, Arisaig. Nova Scotia, Canada-. Rope-serving macliine
McCJuarry, Hector, Allandale, Ontario, Canada. Axle-gage
McQniston. Frank L., Greencastle, Iowa. Car-coupling
McRill, Albert. French Grove. 111. Grain-drill
McRoberts. James "W. (See Frey, Francis E., assignor.)
McRorey. Austin. (See Beck and McEorey.)
McTammany, Alexander. (See McTammany, John, Jr.. assignor.)
McTammany, John, Jr., assignor to A. McTammany, "Woioester. Mass. Automatic mu-^
sical instrument ..]
McTighe, James J,, Pittsburg, Pa. Armature-coil for dynamo-electric machines
McTighe, James J., Freeport, and J. G. Beale, Leechbiirg, Pa. Regulating the flow of
Artesian and gas wells
McTighe, "William .1.. Pitt.sburg, Pa. Nut-lock
McVane, James. Boston. Mass. Benoh-liook
McVay, James H., South Chicago, 111. Rotary steam-engine
McVay. Jason, etal. (See Anderson. Charles'G.. assigTior.)
McVicar, Henry W., "Winchester, Va. School-furnitnre
Mc"Williams, .John G., et al. (See Hibhard, "William E., assignor.)
McWilliams, Patrick H., Detroit, Mich. Shifting-truck
13 PAT
306.505
295,931
306,416
303,940
303.394
295,788
291.617
300.621
298,011
296.P64
302,088
300,787
298,995
308,037
305,526
305,527
294.061
303,030
299,411
306.506
308.685
293,0.53
304,436
292,671
295,789
310,066
307.671
303,031
299.824
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Aug. 12
May 27
Sept. 16
Apr. 29
June 10
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Dec. 9
Apr. 15
Dec. 2
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Sept. 2
Apr. 1
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Apr. 1
Oct. 14
Aug. 19
Aug. 12
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Jan. 8
June 17
May 6
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July 29
June 24
May 20
Nov. 11
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
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Aug.
May
Oct.
Deo.
Feb.
Sept.
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1339
1205
1428
1291
1721
1054
1067
406
1071
1099
856
1667
57
675
703
1818
1353
2192
758
1217
464
1220
278
1575
341
169
611
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503
1341
646
1844
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1440
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1922
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1668
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460
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895
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1181
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alplidbetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and inventioii.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
o
Official
Gazette.
Mead. Edwin D., Shortarillo. TST. T. Hay carrier and elevator
Mead, John. Detroit, Mich. Governor for steam-engines
Mead, John T., assignor to himself and J. Tliomson, Cleveland, Ohio. Feed-water purifier.
Mead, Solomon, New Haven, Conn. Dredging-machine
Meador, Charles W., San Jos6, Cal. Cultivator and horse-hoe
Meagher. Edmund I)., and C. E. Tower, assignors to Economist Plow Company, South
Bend, Ind. Bearing
Meagher. Edmund D', and C. E. Tower, assignors to Economist Plow Company, South?
Bend, Ind. Sulky-plow 5
Meaker, John TV., Philadelphi.a, Pa. Buckle
Mealey, John, Prescott, Ontario, Canada. Car-coupling
Mears, George "W., Norwalb, Ohio. Smoke-consuming furnace
Mears, Hiram B., a.isignor of one-half to A. Horr. Duhuque, Iowa. Watch-movement
Mears Pulp Banel Company. (See Mears, William, assignor.)
Mears, William, Cleveland, assignor to Mears Pulp Barrel Company, Berea, Ohio. Pulp
harrel.
Meats, John T., Taunton, Mass. Clutch pulley or gear
Meatyard, Edward B., Geneva. Wis. Combined car hrake and coupler
Meatyard, Edward B., Geneva, Wis. Car-axle hearing
Meatyard, Edward B., Lake Geneva, Wis. Combined car hrake and coupler .
Meatyard, Edward B. , Lake Geneva, Wis. Eail way-car
Mebus, Ernest A., and J. W. De Castro, New York, N. Y. Manufacture of carbonate of
strontium
Mehus, Ernest A., New York, N. Y. Purification of brine
Mechanical Orguinette Company. (See Marshman, Newman E., assignor.)
Mechanicsbiirg Machine Company. (See Martin, Andrew J., assignor.)
Mechling, Benjamin E.. Philadelphia, Pa. Utilizing tin cans
Meckert, Hermann, assignor of three-fourths to A. Sheuker, J., Jr., and H. Logan, Hanni-
bal, Mo. Air-pump
Meddick, Sanford C, Ovid, N. Y. Eertilizer-distributing attachment for rollers
Medsker, Alpha, et al. (See Dalby, William H., assignor.)
Mee, Isaac T., Cedarto wn, Ga. Can-nozzle
Meech, Harrison B., Chatham Village. N. Y. Apparatus for disintegrating ores
Meehan, Thomas F. (See Keen and Meehan.)
Meek, Robert. (See Hamilton and Meek.)
Meek, Kobert. (See Le Grande and Meek.)
Meek, Eobert, assignor to National Electric Eailway Signal Company, Louisville, Ky.
Electric connection for railway -rails
Meek, Eobert, assignor to National Electric Eailway Signal Company, Louisville, Ky.
Electrical connecting device for railway-rails
Meeker, George E., a.ssignor of two-thirds to J. S. Norton, Jr., and F. Wheeler, Meriden,
Conn. Blacking-brush
Meeker, John G., Danhury, Conn. Hat-sizing machine -.
Meeker, Eolla. (See Spross and Meeker.)
Meeker, William A., San Francisco, Cal. Fruit-drier
Meekins, Charles A., New Hartford, Conn. Bench-plane
Meekins, Charles A., Pine Meadow, Conn. Plane
Meers, Stephen. Brooklyn, N. Y. Album
Meese, Jacob W. (See Entrekin, Samuel W., assignor.)
Meiford, David M., Toledo, Ohio, assignor to A. J. Fair, Detroit, Mich., and H. D. Winsoi,
New York, N. Y. Projectile
Meginn, Joseph A., Liverpool, county of Lancaster, England. Graining
Mehew, Stephen D., Peabody, Kans. Heel-plate for boots or shoes
Mehew, Stephen D. , Peabody, Kans. Neck-yoke
Mehl, John, Jr., Jersey City. N. J. Fastening for hand-bag and pocket-book frames
Mehren, Jacob F., Chicago.Hl. Apparatus for telephonic transmission
Mehurin, Oscar C Newark, Ohio. Thill-coupling ,
Meier & Co., Adolphus. (See Heine, Hermann, assignor.)
Meier, Joseph, Newark, N. J. Car-brake
Meikle & Co., Thomas. (See Meikle, Thomas, assignor.)
Meikle, Thomas, assignor to T. Meikle & Co., Louisville, Ky. Cultivator
Meikle. Thomas, as.signor to T. Meikle & Co., Louisville, Ky. Advertising device
Meily, Samuel S. (See Weaver and Singer, assignors.)
Meiiihard, Theodor H., San Francisco, Cal. Combined agricultural implement
Meinikheim, Bernard G., Newtown, assignor to himself and C. Cook, New York, N. Y.
Bolster-spring for wagons
Meisel, Francis^ Boston, Mass. Machine for dressing stone
Meissner, Moritz 1*. (See Eomer and Meissner.)
Mekenney, Alendo. Middleborough, Mass. Fertilizer-distributer
Melber, Frederic, Sharpsburg, Pa. Eolling-mill
Melcher, William H., Philadelphia, Pa. Brick-kiln
Mellier, A. A. (See Vaughan, James B., assignor.)
Melling, Eoger, Washington, D. C. Halter
Meloy, Eichard, Memphis, Ind. Clip for vehicle-wheels
Melrose, Thomas H., San Francisco, Cal. Device for operating doors and gates of eleva-
tor-hatchways
Melville, George W., Philadelphia, Pa. Artificial horizon ,
Melvin, Josiah W., and W. H. Clute, assignors of two-thirds to A. H. Swanson and J. Mc-
Gee, Houston, Tex. Car- wheel
Melvin, Eeuhen, Cincinnati, Ohio. Twine-holder
Melvin, William B. (See Scates, George E., assignor.)
Memmler, August. (See Mittelstenscheid and Memmler.)
Memmott, James, Worcester, Ma,s8. Manufactirre of razor-blades
Memorank, George H., Ashland, Pa. Mine water-gate
Menck, Johannes A., and A. Hamhrock. Ottensen, near Altona, Germany, assignors, by
mesne assignments, to W. E. Hale, Chicago, 111. Gas-engine
Mendel, Alfred, Dresden, Saxony, Germany. Means for carrying knapsacks
Mendenhall, Clarkson, Wilmington, Del. Eoad-scraper
308.(121
306.167
296.203
204,400
295,189
306,088
306,342
308,915
299.243
307,970
296,204
307,486
306.274
293,263
301,510
293,264
293,265
301,383
304,341
298,221
305,214
297,828
291.375
308,510
303,537
303,538
303,306
305,623
300,995
29.5.414
306.507
293,054
298,996
304,440
297.1."i0
303.fi.55
309,397
292.835
293,341
310,067
293,266
303,307
301,384
294.249
294,401
292,672
304,342
293,489
302,222
308,022
302,348
294,653
295,790
.301,621
306,849
304,218
295,415
292,566
298,604
Dec. 2
Oct. 7
Apr. 1
Mar. 4
Mar. 18
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Dec. 9
May 27
Nov. It
Apr. 1
Nov. 4
Oct. 7
Feb. 12
July 8
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
July 1
Sept. 2
May 6
Sept. 16
Apr. 29
Jan. 1
Nov. 25
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
Sept. 23
June 24
Mar. 18
Oct. 14
Feb. 5
May 20
Sept. 2
Apr. 22
Aug. 19
Dec. 16
Feb. 5
Feb. 12
Dec. 30
Feb. 12
Aug. 12
July 1
Feb. 26
Mar. 4
Jan. 29
Sept. 2
Feb. 12
Jiily 15
Dec. 2
July 22
Mar. 4
Mar. 25
July 8
Oct. 21
Aug. 26
Mar. 18
Jan. 29
46
180
375
78
1074
71
403
4,57
1606
723
375
92
317
635
560
638
641
400
70
338
1214
2457
439
1429
815
817
538
1735
1909
1355
614
337
1294
191
1583
988
1103
71
739
1968
646
538
401
1907
80
2112
71
920
1459
50
1632
387
1846
712
1067
1721
1355
1976
14
49
107
20
295
18
(108
I 109
122
461
198
107
24
85
170
1.53
C170
J 171
(171
<172
(173
May 13 803
332
673
125
391
224
224
148
483
;525
I .526
'377
162
92
369
435
270
292
20
197
C527
i528
173
148
110
522
20,21
587
24, 25
250
405
14
449
108
513
196
282
409
377
551
(225
J226
29
29
27
26
26
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27
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27
29
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28
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72
843
1034
14
74
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85T
514
72
387
58
558
109
558
559
74
829-
590
1055
486
80
667
612
612
559
1157
1296
1087
120
504-
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851
316
648
921
456
577
1107
559
559
74
797
843-
406
829
610
282
708
320
895
1182
137
215
789
1087
383
686.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of ^patentees — Continued.
195
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
to
Official
Gazette.
Mendenhall, James E., assignor of one-half to S. H. Knox, Springfield, Ohio. Mowing-
machine
Meneely, George K. (See Gibhons and Meneely.)
Meneely Hardware Company. (See Gibbons. John, assignor.)
Menefee, George W., San Francisco, Cal. Sign
Menge, Joseph, New Orleans, La. Dredging-bucket
Menke, FranK, and J. Kroll, St. Louis, Mo. Well for slop-buckets
Menne, Joseph F., Cincinnati, Ohio. Drip attachment for beer-coolers
Menus, "Walter K., assignor of one-half to A. H. Sabln, Burlington, Vt. Photographic dry-
plate holder
Menslage, Henry, South Boston, Mas.s. Kefrigerating corned-beef tank
Menzel, Edmund K., Jersey City, N. J. Strap-clamp
Menzies, Robert C, Musselburgh, county of Edinburg, Scotland. Manufacture of paper
for checks, &c
Menzies, William J., St. Helen's, county of Lancaster, England. Evaporation of salt brine
or other liqviids '.
Menzies, "Wiiliam J., St. Helen's, county of Lancaster, England. Manufacture of burnt
alum
Mercer, Alfonso, assignor of one-half to "W. and T. M. Sanderlin, Norfolk, Va. Tool-holder
Mercer, "William H., Mercer, S. C. Stalk-chopper
Merchant, Sheldon, Hobart, N. T. Carpet-stretcher
Meredith, Fenton A.. Hagerstown, Md. Car-coupling
Meredith, Hartford M., et al. (See McDonald, GilberT;, assignor.)
Meredith, John T., Milwaukee, "Wis. Limekiln
Meredith, "William C, Belton, S. C. Fire-extinguisher
Mereweather, Henery, Hull, Quebec, Canada. Bundling-machine
Mergenthaler, Ottmar, Baltimore, Md. Matiijc-making machine
Merlchenski, Moska, Poplar, county of Middlesex, England. Extension-chandelier
Meriden Bronze Company. (See Miller and Jones, assignors.)
Meriden Malleable Iron Company. (See Knight, John C., assignor.)
Meriden Malleable Iron Company. (See Rich, John T., assignor.)
Merino Shoe Company. (See Hawley, Alfred A., assignor.)
Merino Shoe (Ilompany. (See Hawley and Hyson, assignors.)
Merino Shoe Company. (See Hawley and Messer, assignors.)
Merino Shoe Company. (See Messer, Daniel F., assignor.)
Merlet & Co., Leopold. (See Conraetz, William, assignor.)
Merrell, Isaac L., San Francisco, Cal. Steam-boiler furnace
Merrell, Jay C, Geneseo, N. T. Oil-can
Merriam, Charles E., Philadelphia, Pa. Oan-heading machine ,
Merriam, Joseph B., assignor of one-third to E. B. Eichmond, Meriden, Conn. Blind-hinge.
Merrick, David T., W. T. Coyle, Menick, and "W. L. Bailey, Sinimesport, La. Plant-
sprinkler
Merrick, Frank "W., assignor of one-half to T. Hickling, Sandusky, Ohio. "Wrench
Merrick, Isaac J., Conotton, Ohio. Car-coupling
Merrick. Matthias. (See McMahan, Matthias F., assignor.)
Merrifield, Charles E., Indianapolis, Ind. Straw-stacking machine
Merrifield, Charles E., Indianapolis, Ind. Straw-stacking machine
Merrihew, Phineas E. (See Shorey, John, assignor.)
MeiTihew, Phineas E. (See "Wiesing, George W. A., assignor.)
Merrihew, Phineas E., Fairhaven, Mass. Car- wheel
Merrill, Arthur H., Cromwell, Conn. Ornamentation of glass vessels
Merrill, Calvin J., Des Moines, Iowa. Drain-tile machine
Merrill, (Charles A., Grand Eapids, Mich. School desk and seat
Merrill, Cyrus S. (See Fletcher, Leonard B., assignor.)
Merrill, Frank H., San Francisco, Cal. Tree-protector
Merrill, Freeman C, South Paris, Me. Harrow-tooth
Merrill, George P., assignor to M. E. Merrill, Toledo, Ohio. Traction-increaser for locomo-
tives
Merrill, Hollis "W., Lynn, Mass. Combination try and bevel square
Merrill, Isaac C. (See Eastman. George C, assignor.)
Merrill, Mary E. (See MerriU, George P., assignor.)
Merrill, Nelson, New York, N. "S". Tricycle
Merrill, Oliver H., assignor to H. Lydall & Foulds. North Manchester, Conn. Horseshoe- .
Merrill, Eufus S. (See Elliott, Charles "W"., assignor.)
Merrill, S. M. (See Dennis, Frank C, assignor.)
Merrill, Stillwell G., et al. (See Claj', Moses "W., assignor.)
Merrill, Thomas B., Portland. Me. Lubricating-cup
MeiTill. "William E. T. (See Bniff and Merrill.)
Merrill, AVilliam E. T., Philadelphia, Pa. Holder for the bands of neckscarfs
Merrill, "Willi.im E. T., Philadelphia, Pa. Buckle
Merrill, "William E. T., assignor to J. "W. Bruff, Philadelphia, Pa. Suspender-buckle
Merrill, "W'illiam H. D.. Colorado Spring.s, Colo. Cork-puller
Merriman, George E., TeiT.vville. Conn. Die-press. (Eeissue) :
Merriman, Howard L. (See McDole, George H., assignor.)
Merriman, Lemuel H., Auburn, assignor of one-half to T. G. Prickett, Springfield, HI.
Merritt, Charles E. (See jferritt, Henry W., M. G., and C. E.)
Merritt, Charles H., i)anbnry. Conn., assignor to J. T. "Waring, New York, N. Y. Felt-
ing-machine
Merritt, Henry "W., M. G., and C. E., Springfield, Mass. Machinery for and process of fin-
ishing buttons
Merritt, Mortimer G. (See Merritt, Henry W., M. G., and C. E.)
Merrow, Joseph M., Merrow, Conn. Knitting-machine
Merryman, Franklin W., Baltimore, Md. Lamp
Mershon, (jeorge B., Philadelphia, Pa. Grate-bar
Mershon, Samuel D., Rahway, N. J. Valve-oiler
Mertens, Frederick E., Erie, Pa. Pipe and hose coupling
Mertsheimer, Frederick, Denver, Colo., assignor of one-half to I. H. Congdon, Omaha,
Nebr. Spark-arrester
Merziger, Friinz, Trier, Prussia, Germany. Bark-peeling machine
Merziger, Franz, Trier, Prussia, Germany. Bark-peeling machine
295,126 Mar. 11
303.098
294.250
309,351
304,116
308,781
299,567
292,934
302,758
307,316
308,623
296,989
293,055
301,740
301,911
291,212
301,741
301,064
304,272
300,493
294,654
298,874
299,825
295,034
306,508
300,717
297,829
292,500
308,088
307,565
307,317
300,882
299,826
304,343
292,836
307,404
307,787
291,376
294,062
305,460
301,065
303,175
295,035
308,686
10,461
296,702
299,412
294,490
291,377
297,429
303,032
294.898
299,827
302,513
300,996
305,322*
Sept. 16
Feb. 26
Dec. 16
Aug. 26
Dec. 2
June 3
Feb. 5
July 29
Oct. 28
Dec. 2
Apr. 15
Feb. 5
July 8
July 15
Jan. 1
July 8
June 24
Aug. 26
June 17
Mar. 4
May 20
June 3
Mar. 11
Oct. 14
June 17
Apr. 29
Jan. 29
Nov. 18
Nov. 4
Oct. 28
June 24
June 3
Sept.
Feb.
Oct. 28
Nov. 11
Jan. 1
Feb. 26
Sept. 23
June 24
Aug. 5
Mar. 11
Dec. 2
Mar. 11
Apr. 8
May 27
Mar. 4
Jan. 1
Apr. 22
Aug. 5
Mar. 11
June 3
July 22
June 24
Sept. 16
983
1055
1907
1050
1583
279
82
200
2173
1703
50
1376
338
859
1079
248
860
2002
1787
1283
388
1147
408
865
615
1580
2458
1876
871
199
1704
1785
409
74
72
1823
495
440
1656
1516
2003
368
137
1009
1016
1821
193
443
1937
193
684
411
1843
1913
1355
270
288
523
279
433
73
20
55
456
380
93
233
296
69,70
234
553
(488
J 489
352
108
322
:i04
I 105
237
162
433
673
524
238
56
457
487
105
25
20
491
136
125
457
420
553
100
237
36
278
285
523
54
C125
528
53
191
105
505
526
375
26
26
27
[27
26
29
27
27
26
29
26
28
27
28
26
29
26
27
1005
1028
797
910
764
749
935
479
421
338
708
273
504
164
211
44
164
1313
801
1177
895
758
999
984
120
1230
486
368
550
407
.339
1273
999
829
456
359
469
80
755
1117
1314
522
984
724
1009
203
896
862
81
381
491
954
999
359
1297
1081
196
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alj>JidbeUcal list of patentees — Contiaued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Meserole, Isaac, Springville, Pa. Bntfer-pail
Meserole. Isaac. Springville, Pa. Milk-cooler
Mesker, John H. (See Barenfan^er, Christian W., assignor.)
Messeraer, John G., Lehanon, Ohio. Device for expanding finger-rings, ferrules, &c
Messenger, John W., Senterfitt, Tex. Fence
Messer, Daniel F. (See Hawley and Messer.)
Messer, Daniel F., Baltimore, Md., assignor to Merino Shoe Company, Kennehunk, Me.
Mnchiiie for forming felt boots or shoes
Messer, Daniel F., Baltimore, Md., assignor to Merino Shoe Company, Kennebunk, Me.
Foi-niing felt hoots, shoes. &c
Messer, Leverett, Haverhill. Mass. Tce-jriiard for pitchei'S
Messer, Louis, New York, N. Y. Fastening for pocket-hooks, &c
Messersmith. Hiram G., Wenona, 111. Callivator
Messinger, William T., Cambridge, Mass. Injector
Messinger, William T., Cambridge, Mass. Injector
Messmore, Daniel. (See Angus, Henry E.. assignor.)
Mestier, John R.. Corpus Christi, Tex. Pistol-game apparatus
Metcalf, Henry B., et al. (See Campbell. Duncan H., assignor.)
Metoalf, James A., Salem, Mass. Spindle-supporter
Metcalf, James M., Enfirld, 111. Flood-gate
Metcalf. Eosooe D. (See Creteau and Metcalf.)
Metcalf. William H.. et al. (See Shavr, Elijah, assignor.)
Metcalfe, Charles W. (See Martin and Metcalfe.)
Metcalfe, Gilson W., Baltimore. Md. Eailway torpedo-placer
Metesser, Lewis, Indianapolis, Ind. Furnace
Metheany, John M., et al. (See Drake Francis K.. assignor.)
Methot, Ebens, assignor of one-half to H. Methot, Boston, Mass. Garment-supporter .
Metliot, Homer. (See Methot, Ebens, assignor.)
Mets, John D., Dubuque, Iowa. Wood binfling for books
Metsker, Hamilton. Noblesville, Ind. Truck
Metzger, George J.. Buffalo, IST. Y. Stall for animals
Metzger, John B., WiUiam.sport, Pa. Apparatus for filling bottles
Metzger, M. Ambrose, and F. Schilling, Lafayette, Ind. Faucet-coupling
Metzger, M. Ambrose, and F. Schilling, Lafayette, Ind. Hand-truck
Metzger Euhber Co. (See Beck, Joseph, assignor )
Metzler, Christian E., assignor of one-half to I. A. Sweigard, Philadelphia, Pa.
Fire-es-
cape
Metzler, Samuel N. , Jackson, Mich. Composition for roof -paint
Meunier, Albert D., Tanxiguy. France. Motor
Meurling, John A.. Chicago, til. Steam-actuated valve
Mewes, FredT-ick H , South Chicago, III. Vent for beer-bari'els
Mey. Frederic H. C, Buffalo, S". Y. Metallic belting
Meyenberg, Johan. (See Hausheer and Meyenberg.)
Meyenberg, John, St. Louis. Mo. Apparatus for preserving milk
Meyenberg, John, St. Louis, Mo. Preserving milk
Meyer, Ash er T., New York, N. Y. Umbrella and parasol rib
Meyer, August B.. et al. (See Gilliland, James F., assignor )
Meyer, Benjamin F. (See Furbush, Knowlton, and Meyer.)
Meyer, Benjamin F. (See Knowlton and Meyer.)
Meyer, Carl, and W. H. Laufersick, Cincinnati, Oluo. Hydrant
Meyer, Frederick, New York, N. Y. Sewer-trap .'
Meyer, Fredrick, Jr., Newark, N. J. Balance
Meyer, Fredrick F., Jr., Newark, N. J. Balance
Meyer, George W. (See Hanser, Jacob, assignor.)
Meyer, Gustav, Granville, HI. Seed-corn borer
Meyer, Heinrioh A., Hamburg, Prussia, Gennany. Macliine for working rattan.
Meyer, Michael. (See Degnan and Meyer.)
Meyer, Michael, St. Louis, Mo. Horse-collar
Meyer, Sniffen Co. (See Bunting. William, .Jr., as.signor.)
Meyers, Ben.jamin F. fSee Di-awbaugh. Harmau K., assignor.)
Meyers, Fredrick, Brooklyn, N. Y. Safety-pin
Meyers, Martin V., Columbus, Ohio. Car-brake ■.
Meyn, William. (See Stern and Meyn.)
Meyrose, Ferdinand, St. Louis, Mo. Lantern
Michael, Charles H. (See Davidson and Michael.)
Michael, Frederick, and K. Williams, Jr., Eaton, Ohio. Mail-bag
Michael, Frederick T. (See Michael, Isaac C. and F. T.)
Michael, Isaac C. and F. T.. Avery. Ind. Traction-wheel
Miehaelis, Victor, Luxemburg, Germany. Manufaeturiog vinesar
Michaels, Joseph P., Paris, France, assignor of one-half to W. B. Donovan, Boston, Mass.
Eyeglasses
Michaels & Schuermann. (See Boluss, Clarence W., assignor.)
Michaud, Edmond F. and E. N., Aubervilliers, Fiance, assignors, by mesne assignments,
to Continental Glycerine Company, New York, N. Y. Extracting glycerine from fatty
matters «»
Michaud, Ernest N. (See Michaud, Edmond F. and E. N.)
Michelet, Charles. (See Castelnau and Michelet.)
Mich ener, William E.. Benicia, Cal. Steam-engine governor
Michigan Lubricator Company. (See Parshall, Charles H., assignor.)
Mickle, George W., Amher.stburg. Ontario, Canada. Fire-escape
Mickle, John, et al. (See Herckner, Emil, assignor.)
Mickle, John, et al. (See Tatum, C. Albert, assignor.)
Middaugh, Jacob, and C. M. Wilcox, New Paris, Ohio. Portable fence-machine
Middleton, Arthur D., Charleston. S. C. Eice-drill
iMiddleton, Edward H., Philadelphia, Pa. Screw-jack ■
Middleton, Edward H., Philadelphia. Pa. Screw-.jack
Middleton. Thomas. iSpo Barron and Curren. assignors.)
Midgley, John. (See Hall and Midgley.)
Miehle, John J. (See Miehle, Eoliert, assignor.)
Miehle, Eobert, assignor of one-half to . I. .1. Miehle, Chicago, Til. Printing-press
No.
236.034
304,117
2fl9,413
293,342
293,766
Date.
297,280
299,414
303.941
307,788
302,272
302,273
294,491
.304.016
300,102
292,029
305,461
300,997
301.255
300.788
303.942
304.219
303.656
303,657
302.1.51
.301,742
305,462
304,344
302. .577
306,766
308,421
308,422
297,281
291,068
304.841
292,9.35
305,947
307,672
293,343
302,578
295,036
307,405
306,343
296,429
.301,743
292,125
298,490
Apr. 1
Aug. 26
May 27
Feb. 12
Feb. 19
Apr. 22
Mav 27
Aug. 19
Nov. 11
July 22
July 22
Mar. 4
Aug. 26
June 10
Jan. 15
Sept. 23
June 24
July 1
June 24
Aug. 19
Aug. 26
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
July 15
July 8
Sept. 23
Sept. 2
July 29
Oct. 21
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
Apr. 22
Jan. 1
Sept. 9
Feb. 5
Sept. 30
Nov. 4
Feb. 12
July 29
Mar. 11
Oct. 28
Oct. 7
Apr. 8
July 8
Jan. 15
May 13
293,344 Feb. 12
305,323 i Sept. 16
300,622
309,724
300,883
292,567
292,568
June 17
Dec. 23
June 24
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
304,345 Sept. 2
Monthly
volume.
171
1584
1822
740
12C8
1749
1823
1342
496
1527
1529
195
1450
760
1272
1517
1914
231
1670
1342
1723
989
990
1369
861
1518
74
1942
961
1319
1.320
1750
65
715
201
2166
335
741
1944
1824
405
677
8ri
1383
673
742
13.56
1442
1520 I
1787
1977
1978
fi
50
433
523
198
351
475
.524
371
136
422
422
54
400
205
3.56
^420
! 421
527
62
4.57
371
470
270
270
271
C27(
i27
378
421
25
534
255
360
475
18
196
55
601
90
198
534
238
:492
493
109
187
234
388
189
375
397
Official
Gazette.
J 413 ' J
5 414 ; 5
488
551
552
27
28
27
26
26
27
27
28
29
28
28
26
28
27
26
!28
27
28
27
28
28
28
'28
28
28
23
28
28
29
29
29
27
26
28
26
28
29
26
28
26
^29
29
27
28
26
27
26
28
27
29
27
26
26
78 26,27 28
UNirED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
197
I
If ame, residence, and invention.
Mielilinj;, Charles, assignor to himself and C. Mieliling, New Tork, N. T. Tension device
for sewing-machines
Miehling, Charles, assignor to himself and C. MiehUng, New Yort, N. T. Bobbin-winding
attachment for sewing-raacliines
Miekley, Albert. (See Boeckelmann, Lndwig F. G., assignor.)
Miers, Thomas M. (See Miller, John D., assignor.)
Miggett, William, Philadelphia, Pa. Stove, range, furnace, &c
Mignanlt, Pierre E., Acton Vale, Quebec, Canada, and P. Dion, Salem, assignors to Union
Car Conpler Company, Boston, Mass. Car-coupling
Mikesell, Martin L., assignor, by mesne assignments, to M. E. Mikesell, Muscatine, Iowa.
Lock
Mikesell, Mary E. (See Mikesell, Martin L., assignor.)
Mikesh, Charles J., Ivuthven, Iowa. Corn-planter
Mikkelscn. Niels, Chicago, 111. Motor ,
Milan, William H. (See Thompson, Joseph W., assignor.)
Milbank, Isaac M., Greenfield Hill, Conn. Combined cart, fertilizing and seeding machine.
Milbourne, John P., and T. Humphreys, Manchester, county of Lancaster, England. Fast-
ening for baskets or boxes
Milburn, Henry J., et al. (See Krehbiel, John, assignor.)
Milchsack, Hermann, assignor to F. Westphal, Bergisch-Gladbach, Prussia, Germany.
Manufacture of cylindrical and prismatical barrels from paper
Miles, Alfred S., Brooklyn, N. T. Brush-bridle
Miles, Edward J., assignor of one-half to H. M. Cox, Kellogg, Iowa. Wagon-brake lever. .
Miles, Edwin G., Fenton, Mich. Interfering-pad for horses -
Miles, George, Wellesley Hills, Mass. Pneumatic dispatch apparatus or mechanism
Miles, James K., and J.'K. Baldridge, Kalstou Station, Tenn. Vehicle-brake ,
Miles, JoknE., Marlln, Tex. Post-auger
Miles, Richard R. (See Faught, Nelson, assignor.)
Millard, Charles W. (See Parrish and Munn, assignors.)
Millard, Edward F., Marinette, "Wis. Pressure-feeder for pulp-grinders
Millard, Jason R., Los Angeles, Cal. AVindmill
Millard, Orson, assignor of one-half to C. B. Ciampton, Flint, Mich. Electric battery
Millen, George H., and E. Mousseau, Hull, Quebec, Canada. Match splint machine
Millen, -James T., Thomas ville. Ga. Plow
Millen, Willi<ani, New York, N. Y. Extingiii.sher for lamps
Miller, Aaron, Brockport, N. Y. Gavel-deliverer for harvesters
Miller, Abraham, and J. N. Kailer: said Miller as.signor to Newark Machine Company,
Newark, Ohio. Tool for cutting clovei-huUer detainers
Miller, Abraham S., Republic, Ohio. Fire-escape
Miller, Alexander W. (See Baughman, George T., assignor.)
Miller, Alexander W., Bellefontaine, Ohio. Device tor holding the stem in the pendant of
stem- winding watches -
Miller, Alleu F., et al. (See Field. Fianklin A., assignor.)
Miller, Alonzo, North Adams, Mass. Wagon-seat
Miller, Amanda. (See Miller, Charles N., assignor.)
Miller, Andrew R. (See Paul, George D., assignor.)
Miller, Arthur, et al. (See Trout, Geoi'ge B., assignor.)
Miller, Benedick, and Gr. H. Hume, Paola, Kans. Fire-escape sling
Miller Bros. Cutlery Company. (See Rockwell, WilKam F., assignor.)
Miller, Carlos J. , Mount Kisco, N. Y. Buggy-spring
Miller, Charles A., Carthage, Ohio. Railway -rail joint
Miller, Charles H.. Columbus, Ohio. Pump-bucket
MiUer, Charles H., assignor to Lovell Manufacturing Company, (limited,) Erie, Pa. Mon-
key-wrench
Miller, Charles H., assignor to E. S. "Warren, Buttalo, N. Y. Curtain-roller
Miller, Charles H., Jr., assignor to Butfalo Curtain Fixture Company, Bufi'alo, N. Y. Car-
tain-fixture
Miller, Charles K., and G. H. Cleveland, Camden, Me. Shirt
Miller, Charles N., assignor to A. Miller, San Rafael, Cal. Lamp-chimney
Miller, Christian, Seattle. Wash. Ter. Device tor loading vessels
Miller & Co., Edward. (See Perkins, Russell B., assignor.)
Miller, Daniel J., New York, N. Y. Driving machinery for traction-rope railways
Miller, Darwin Y., Weedsport, N. Y. Ratchet- wrench
Miller, Edward C, Bellefontaine, Ohio. Watchmaker's sign
Miller, Eli A., Conneant, Ohio. Pamp
Miller, Ezra, Hohokus, N. J. Sweeping carpets
Miller, FredE., Lincoln, Nebr. Well-bucket
Miller, Frederick, et al. (See Groebl, Herman W., assignor.)
Miller, Frederick E. (See Holeomb and Miller.)
* Miller, Fredrick C, Newport., Ky. Cigai'-cutter
MUler, George H., and C. Goyette, Pawtucket, R. I. Hoisting-bucket .'.'.'.-.
Miller, George H., and C. Goyette, Pawtucket, R. I. Hoisting-bucket
Miller, George L., assignor of one-half to S. WeU, Youngstown, Ohio. Toj' gun .
Miller, George W., Claxinda, Iowa. Attachment to windmills
Miller, George W., Hyndman, Pa. Gate
Miller, George W., Meriden, C!onn. Knife-eraser
Miller, Harvey Cincinnati. Ohio. Hinge-tip
Miller, Henry, Chappaqna, N. Y. Chair
MiUer, Henry C, et al. (See Field, Franklin A., assignor.)
Miller, Henry F., New York, N. Y. Necktie holder and fastener
Miller, Henry L., Morris, 111. Scraper-cultivator
Miller, Herman W. (See Paddock and Miller.)
Miller, Hiiam B. (See Bloom, John C, assignor.)
Miller, J. Franklin, Oakland, Cal. Combined pen-holder and blotter
Miller, J. Fred, Shelbyville. 111. Tag
Miller, Jacob, et al. (See Best, Martin L., assignor.)
Miller, James H., Hearne, Tex. Knockdown barrel
Miller, James T., Hrbana. Ohio. Caster
Miller, James W., Newark. N. J. .Jewelry and like articles
Miller, Jeremiah G., South Whitley, Ind. Gate
No.
302,925
302,926
298,605
296,205
296,430
295,268
291,069
304,842
307,213
306,632
297.617
295,190
300,718
294,899
300,884
293,490
298,875
309,077
298,997
295,191
992.343
309,398
299,667
302,759
291,378
293,267
304,441
296,769
307,566
309,399
304,442
291,213
293,187
293,188
299,932
307,406
304,947
304.017
304,.542
295,037
300,623
293,902
295,038
291,379
298,606
302,152
303.. 580
292.030
301,912
303,308
293.662
301,913
Date.
292,837
299,415
299,668 '.
308,369 I
307 971
299,828
307.318
308,274 ,
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
May 13
Apr. 1
Apr. 8
Mar. 18
Jan. 1
Sept. 9
Oct. 28
Oct. 14
Apr. 29
Mar. 18
June 17
Mar. 11
June 24
Feb. 12
May 20
Dec. 9
May 20
Mar. 18
Jan. 22
Dec. 16
June 3
July 29
Jan. 1
Feb. 12
Sept. 2
Apr. 15
Nov. 4
Dec. 16
Sept. 2
Jan. 1
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
June 3
Oct. 28
Sept. 9
Aug. 26
Sept. 2
Mar. 11
June 17
Feb. 19
Mar. 11
Jan. 1
May 13
July 15
Aug. 12
Jan. 15
Julv 15
Monthly
volume.
58
60
805
376
678
1178
66
717
1559
780
2193
1074
1581
685
1788
921
1149
670
1295
1075
1C69
1103
232
2173
447
647
192
1101
200
1104
193
249
532
533
529
1825
1451
343
868
1443
1445
451
806
1370
872
1273
1080
18
19
226
107
187
326
19
:i96
197
[l98
417
206
598
295
434
191
488
250
322
180
369
296
465
295
57,58
.597
(126
173
57
310
56
295
57
70
141
141
140
493
235
400
94
238
398
238
{^
Aug.
Feb.
July
12
19
15
539
1119
1081
Feb.
May
5
27
73
1823
June
Nov.
3
25
235
1241
Nov.
June
Oct.
Nov.
11
3
28
18
725
411
1705
1114
127
226
378
9
238
356
296
148
311
297
20
524
58
339
199
106
303
Official
Gazette.
467
467
686
72
134
1052
15
958
312
150
436
1034
1231
954
1274
610
758
833
787
1034
321
921
964
421
81
559^
852
224
407
921
852
45
535
535
1022
360
738
880
984
1206
710
984
81
686
266
621
245
212
559
654
212
456
896
964
629
514
999
339
596
198
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
MUIer, John. (See GoiTell and Miller.)
Miller, John, La Otto, Ind. Saw-swage
Miller, John, Milton, Oreg. Millstone-dre.ssing machine
Miller, John A., Newark, N. J. Cooking or heating stove
Miller, John A., Newark, N. J. Stove
Miller, John C, Ickesburg, Pa. Parallel ruler
Miller, John C, and A. H. Jones, assignors to Meriden Bronze Company, Meriden, Conn.
Drawer-pull
Miller, John D., Big Sandy, assignor of one-third to T. M. Miers, Dallas, Tex. Automatic
car-brake -
MUler, John D., Anacostia, assignor of one-half to C. White, Washington, D. C. Draft at^
tachment for cars
MiUer, John F., Martin's Kerry, Ohio. Mold for the manufacture of glass lamps and lamp-
founts
Miller, John F., Newton, Kans. Window-shade bracket
Miller, John F., assignoi' of one-half to W. E. Hague, Pittsburg, Pa. Carpenter's vise
Miller, John F., assignor of one-half to W. E. Hasue, Pittsburg, Pa. Carpenter's vise .
Miller, John G., Champaign, HI. Harness-tug slide
Miller, John G-., Champaign, 111. Trace-guard for harness
Miller, John L. (See Tallmadge, Henry H., assignor.)
Miller, John T., Memphis, Mo^ Trestle for scaflblding
Miller, Jonas S. (See Frey, Heffner, and Miller.)
Miller, LebbeusB., and P. Diehl, Elizabeth, N. -J. Pitman ,
Miller, Levi L., et al. (See Best, Martin L., assignor.)
Miller, Lewis. (See Shepard, Sylvander C, assignor.)
Miller, Lewis, et al. (See EUinwood, Augustus E., assignor.)
Miller, Lewis, Akron, Ohio. Harvester
Miller, Lewis, Akron, Ohio. Pawl-and-ratchet mechanism for harvesters
Miller, Lewis, Akron, Ohio. Harvester
Miller, Otto, Providence, E,. I. Bracelet
MiUer, P. T., et al. (See Holden, Daniel L., assignor.)
Miller, Philip, Norwich, Conn. Device for felling trees
Miller, Philip, Norwich, Conn. Device for felling trees
Miller, Philip, Norwich , Conn. Band sawing-machine
Miller, Richard. (See Kanouse and Miller.)
Miller, Robert P. (See Daniel, Ellison A., assignor.)
Miller, Robert T., Covington, Ky. Key-fastener
Miller, Samuel A., Philadelphia, Pa. Earth-remover
Miller, Samuel M. (See Brown and Miller.)
Miller, Samuel M., and E. F. Brown, Nebraska, Ohio. Straw-stacker
Miller, Solomon R., Mount Union, Pa. Tombstone
Miller, Thomas, Jersey City, N. J. Hot- water urn
Miller, Thomas J., assignor of one-half to M. L. Harter, North Manchester, Ind. Car-
coupling
Miller, Thomas S., The Grove, Tex. Vehicle-hub
Miller, Walter S., Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Egg-carrier
Miller, William, Boston, Mass. Store-service apparatus
Miller, William A. L. (See Grace and Miller.)
Miller, William F., et al. (See Wagner, Franz X., assignor.)
Miller, William F., New York, N. T., assignor to American Writing Machine Company,
of New York. Copy-holder
Miller, William H., Providence, R. L Suspension exhibiting-frame
Miller, Wi Uiam H. , Providence, R. I. Support for carriage-shafts
Miller, AVilliam H., South Bend, Ind. Fiflh-wheel
Miller, William M., assignor of two-thirds to R. Hamilton and W. Hooper, New Cumber-
land, W. Va Fire-escape
Miller, William N., Oakland, Cal. Door and panel work
Miller, William R., Baltimore, Md. Box for holding dry powdered substances
Miller, William R., Baltimore, Md. Box for holding dry powders
Miller, William R., Baltimore, Md. Telephone ear-piece
Miller, William R., Baltimore, Md. Telephone
Miller's Falls Company. (See Goodell, Albert D., assignor.)
Miller's Falls Company. (See .Johnson. Charles C, assignor.)
Millett, Daniel C, Milwaukee, Wis. Wall-protector
Milligan, Charles A., Somerville, and M. J. Killion, Boston, Mass., assignors to Excelsior
Self-Leveling Berth and Automatic Ladder Company, Portland, Me. Ship's berth
Milligan, Charles A., Somerville, and M. J. Killion, Boston. Mass., assignors to Excelsior
Self-Leveling Berth and Automatic Ladder Company, Portland, Me. Ladder
Milligan, Henry C, South Orange, N. J. Enameling iron-ware
Milligan, Henry C, South Orange, N. J., assignor to Iron Clad Manufacturing Company,
New York, N. Y. Handle-covering
Milligan, John C. (See Cochran and Milligan.)
Milligan, John C. (See Mouhot and Milligan.)
Milligan, John C, Brooklyn, and E. Mouhot, Wood Haven, assignors to Lalance &. Gros-
,iean Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y. Attachment of lips and spouts to vessels.
Milligan, John C, Biooklyn, assignor to Lalance & Gros.jean Manufacturing Company,
New York, N. Y. Handle for pitchers and household articles ' . .
Milligan, .John C, Brooklyn, and J. Chaumont, Wood Haven, assignors to Lalance & Gros-
jean Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y. Attachment of handles to vessels
Milligan, John C. Bi'ooklyn, assignor to Lalance &. Grosjean Manufacturing Company,
New York, N. Y. Tea or coffee pot '. . .
Millig.an, John C, Brooklyn, assignor to Lalance & Grosjean Manufacturing Company,
New York, N. Y. Fu-e-shovel J"
Milligan, Joseph H., assignor of one-half to W. Newsome, Boston, Mass. Self-leveling
berth for ships
Milligan, William T., Boston, Mass. Automatic ship's berth
Milliken, James, assignor of one-half to D. Lenihan, New York, N. Y. Water-closet bowl.
Millison, David G. (See Herrinaton and Millison.)
Millner, Isaac B., Washington, D. C, assignor of one-half to W. K; Kurtz, Baltimore, Md.
Measuring attachment for pencils .".
Milloy, Nevin, Cincinnati, Ohio. Drafting implement ■
Mills, Daniel, Philadelphia, Pa. Button-hole sewing-machine
No.
294,251
300,10.3
293,056
293,057
296,598
303,176
292,246
303,033
297,430
301.622
297,2^2
304,220
293,903
304,346
295,269
298,701
293.345
293,767
299,244
303,581
306.850
.308,187
308,188
300,387
296,990
299,933
296,431
301,511
292,126
307,789
303,309
293,587
295,416
303,177
308,782
303,395
295,127
296,035
302,603
303,582
304,843
310,068
292,247
298,012
298,013
296,206
294,492
298,222
304,743
304,948
309,725
310,069
291,070
308,423
306,940
309,483
291,380
305,624
Date.
Feb. 26
June 10
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Apr. 8
Aug. 5
Jan. 22
Aug. 5
Apr. 22
Julv 8
Apr. 22
Aug. 26
Feb. 19
Sept. 2
Mar. 18
May 13
Feb. 12
Feb. 19
May 27
Aug. 12
Oct. 21
Nov. 18
Nov. 18
June 17
Apr. 15
June 3
Apr. 8
July 8
Jan. 15
Nov. 11
Aug. 12
Feb. 12
Mar. 18
Aug. 5
Dec. 2
Aug. 12
Mar. 11
Apr. 1
July 29
Aug. 12
Sept. 9
Deo. 30
Jan. 22
May 6
May 6
Apr. -1
Mar. 4
May 6
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Dec. 23
Dec. 30
Jan. 1
Nov. 25
Oct. 21
Dec. 16
Jan. 1
Sept. 23
Monthly
volume.
1908
761
339
340
896
368
1553
194
1937
713
1751
1724
1446
82
1179
931
743
1269
1607
873
1068
994
995
1151
1376
530
679
562
1385
496
540
1029
1357
369
281
647
984
172
2059
874
723
1969
1554
65
66
378
195
339
598
870
1522
1970
67
1320
1177
1206
452
1736
523
205
93
93
248
100
435
54
528
196
476
470
400
27
326
258
198
351
:461
462
238
270
270
315
380
141
187
153
388
137
148
283
377
100
74
177
270
50
565
239
198
528
435
17
17
55
88
163
236
414
528
19
360
312
327
127
;483
I 484
Ofacial
Gazette.
26
27
26
26
27
28
26
28
27
28
27
28
26
28
26
27
26
26
[27
28
29
29
29
27
27
27
27
28
26
29
28
26
26
28
29
28
26
27
28
28
28
29
26
27
27
27
26
27
28
28
29
29
26
29
29
29
26
>28
798
1074
504
504
178
523
300
491
382
137
347
790
710
830
1053
710
577
679
857
621
215
574
574
1152
273
1022
134
109
266
469
559
629
1088
.523
749
580
1005
35
401
621
959
1107
301
540
540
72
862
590
935
988
1005
1107
15
644
236
940
82
1157
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1864.
199
Alpliabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
31ills, Danii'l. Pliiladolpliia, Pa., assignor to 'CJnitcd States Automatic Buttonhole Sewing
Machine Company, of Kew Jersey. Friction-clutch
Mill.'s. Daniel, Philadelphia, Pa., assi^inor to United States Automatic Buttonhole Sewing
Macliine Company, of Xew Jersey. Button-hole se^nins-raachiue
Mills, George L., and TT. M. Gordon, San Eafael, Cal. Adjustable center-board for vessels-
Mills, James. (See Mills, John and J.)
Mills, James, Keeseville, N. Y. Horseshoe-nail machine
Mills, John and J., Wilmington, Del. Cart
Mills, John D., Cincinnati, Ohio. Check-rower for coru-i>lanter3 .
Mills, John D., Cincinnati, Ohio. Sulky corn-ijlanter
Mills, Mortimer B. (See Hanley and Mills.)
Mills, Thomas B. (See Kopf, John, assi":nor.)
Mills, Thomas B. (See Levison, Chaucellor G., assignor.)
Mills, WiUiam F., O.ikland, Cal. Mop-wringer
Mills, 'William M., Dayton, Ohio. Turbine water-wheel
Millspaugh, 'William, Middletowu, N. T. Hay-shears
Millward, Thomas, Shepherds Bush, and C. Leui, Hiimmersmith Koad, county of Middle-
sex, England, assignors to Pope Manufacturing Company, Hartford, Conn. 'N'^elocipede.
Milne, David F., Rochester, N. T., and J. X.Milne, Clay City, Ky. Saw-mill
Milne, George B., OsweM, N. Y. Car-tnick spring .-. ,
Milne, Hector A. (See Milne, James, J. J., and H. A.)
Milne, James, J. J., and H. A., Monticello, Iowa. Capstan for stump-extractors
Milne, James T. (See Milne, David F. and J. T.)
Milne, Joseph J. (See Milne, James, J. J., and H. A.)
Milner, Moses, Leesburg, Ohio. Ditching-machine
Milnor, J. Frank. (See Milnor, Joseph K., assignor.)
Milnor, Joseph K., and H. H. Gerhardt, Baltimore, Md. Trunk
Milnor, Joseph K., Baltimore, Md., assignor of one-half to J. F. Milnor, 'Washington, D. C.
Lifter for trunk-lids
Milsted, 'William N. (See Aldersley, John, assignor.)
Milsted, 'William N., Brooklyn, N. Y. Gas cookmg-stove
Milsted, 'William N., Brooklyn, N. Y. Hot- water apparatus
Miltimore, George W., Chicago, HI. Car-wheel
Milwaukee Chair Company. (See Bliss, Irving V., assignor.)
Milwaukee Chair Company. (See Parry, Henry, assignor.)
Milwaukee Dust Collector Manufacturing Company. (See Kichardson, 'William, assignor.)
Minch, Frank. (See Minch, Otto A., H., and F.)
Minch, Hermann. (See Minch, Otto A., H., and F.)
Minch, Otto A., H., and F., Newark, N. J. Apparatus for making Koman candles, &c
Miiiehew, Ciharles. (See Murphy, Arthur, assignor.)
Miuear, Solomon C, ChiUicothe, Ohio. Sheaf gathering and shocking machine
Miner, Elijah D., Dayton, 'Wash. Ter. Fence-post
Miner, Henry M., assignor to C. Barclay, Philadelphia, Pa. Koofing fabric
Miner, Henry M., assignor to C. Barclay, Philadelphia, Pa. Manufacture of rooting fab-
Miner, Henry M., assignor to C. Barclay, Philadelphia, Pa. Hoofing material
Miner, Hiram J. D., Dunkirk, N. Y. Musical wagon
Miner, Theodore, Brooklyn, N. Y. Insulated conductor
Miuich, Valentine. (See Groves and Minich.)
Miuk, Albert, assignor to C. F. Mueller, Newark, N. J. "Waterproofing composition
Minneapolis Harvester "Works. (See Appleby, John F., assignor.)
Minor, Lyman D. (See De Georrio, Michele, assignor.)
Minshall, William E., Minonk, III. Dash-board
Minthom, Daniel, assignor to M. N. Minthorn, "Watertown, N. Y. Treating vegetable
fiber for the manufacture of paper-pulp ;
Minthorn, M. N. (See Minthorn, Daniel, assignor.)
Miscblich, Adam. (See Buch, Milton, assignor.)
Mitchell, Albion L. F., Lawrence, and J. E. Mitchell, Danvers, Mass. Sole and heel bur-
nishing machine
Mitchell, Alexander, "Wilkes-Barrfi, Pa. Locomotive
Mitchell, Alexander, Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. Screw-
Charles L., Boston, Mass. Device for aid in vocal culture
C;lifford, Chicago, 111. Chemical car-warmer
George, Brooklyn, N. Y. Bitters
(Jeorge, Newcastle, and 'W. D. Martin, Moncton, New Brimswick, Canada.
Car-
Mitchell, Andrew, Philadelphia, Pa. Combined mechanical power
Mitchell, Barnard "W., assignor of one-third to A. Holtzbaugh, Hubbard, Ohio. Apparatus
for lighting streets, &c
Mitchell, Barnard W., assignor of one-third to A. Holtzbaugh, Hubbard, Ohio. Apparatus
for lighting streets
Mitchell, Benjamin F., assignor to Wilcox, Crittenden & Co., Middletovra, Conn. Hollow
punch
Mitchell,
ilitchell,
3Iitchell,
Mitchell,
couplini
Mitchell,
Mitchell,
-Mitchell,
Mitchell,
Mitchell,
Mitchell,
Mitchell,
Mitchell,
Mitchell.
Mitchell,
Mitchell,
3Iitchell,
Mitchell
3Iitehel],
Harris B. (See Lewis, Leroy S., assignor.)
Harvey J., Philadelphia, Pa. Car-spring
J. Henry, Philadelphia, Pa. Cake and confectionery machine
J. Henry, Philadelphia. Pa. Machine for the manufacture of matches .
James K. (See Mitchell, Albion L. F. and J. E.)
John, Louisville, Ky. Steam-boiler
.lohn G., et al. (See Fairmau, Simon, assignor.)
John H., (See Beasley, Joseph, assignor.)
John S., Newark, N. J. Hame
Jonas L., Logan, Ohio. Automatic spring- viilve cut-off
Jonas L., Logan. Ohio. Car-diiniping apparatus
Lewis & Co. (See Swenseu. Haus P., assignor.)
& Lewis Company. iSee Wallis, Henry M., assignor.)
N. Chapuian, Philadelphia, Pa. Eecovering rubber from waste
No.
292,172
298,607
292,031
.309,6'10
297,f30
302,514
302,857
303,742
293,904
296,036
307,133
295,791
295,417
308,783
298,223
301,623
305,013
303,034
305,400
291,618
308,687
298,107
294,493
293,491
293,492
304.744
295,659
296,294
295,881
292,032
307,972
292,033
294,252
296,991
310,070
292,127
292,128
300,624
291,071
295,576
301,385
303,583
292,248
291,381
304,018
Date.
Jan. 22
May 13
Jan. 15
Deo. 23
Apr. 29
July 22
July 29
Aug. 19
Feb. 19
Apr. 1
Oct. 28
Mar. 25
Mar. 18
Dec. 2
May 6
July 8
Sept. 9
Aug. 5
Sept. 16
Jan. 8
Dec. 2
May 6
Mar. 4
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
Sept. 9
Mar. 25
Apr. 1
Mar. 25
Jan. 15
Nov. 11
Jan. 15
Feb. 26
Apr. 15
Dec. 30
Jan. 15
Jan. 15
June 17
Jan. 1
Mar. 25
July 1
Aug. 12
Jan. 22
Jan. 1
Aug. 26
Monthly
volume.
310,071 Dec. 30
301,256 July 1
292,7.58 Jan. 29
300,719 June 17
P<
03
1443
807
1274
1419
2459
1846
2296
1087
1446
173
1466
1846
1358
282
340
714
948
195
1438
773
138
177
196
922
922
599
1676
507
1971
1275
726
1276
1909
1378
1971
1386
1387
1444
68
1575
403
875
1555
453
1451
1973
405
226
356
385
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377
74
89
196
259
54
398
217
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47
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250
251
164
464
141
357
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1524
380
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239
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283
687
245
986
486
359
442
667
710
36
295
1182
1088
749
590
138
1002
491
1096
145
725
560
862
611
611
936
1151
95
1203
245
514
246
798
274
1107
266
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1207
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1134
75
621
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Mitchell, Nathaniel, Sailor Spriu";s, lU. Hen's nest -
Mitchell, Obed H., SpiinjrReld, Mo. Combined cant-hoot and lifting-jack
Mitchell, Obed H., Springfield, Mo. Nut-lock
Mitchell, Oliver M., Providence, K. I. Spring for bicycle-saddles
Mitchell, Oliver M., Providence, K. I. Bicycle-bearing
Mitchell, Pentecost J., assignor of one-half to S. H. Eckles, Dragoon Summit, Ariz. Ter.
Hoisting apparatus
Mitchell, Randolph, St. Louis, Mo. Garter
Mitchell, Robert F., New Haven, Conn. "Watch-winding mechanism
Mitchell, Robert F., assignor to Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Haven, Conn.
Primer
Mitchell, Robert H., et al. (See Hunt, James, assignor.)
Mitchell, Samuel, Lima, N. T. Hub
Mitchell, Samuel, assignor to Shipping Package Company, HomellsviUe, N. Y. Clamp . ..
Mitchell, Thomas, Brooklyn. N. T. Roller-spring skate ,
Mitchell, Thomas A. (See Johnson. John E., assignor.)
Mitchell, 'WiUiam G., Brooklyn, N. T. Car-axle lubricator
Mitcliener, John A., Sebna, N. C. Fertilizer-distributing attachment for carts
Mittelstenscheid, Julius, and A. Memmler, Dusseldorf, Germany. Valve and cock
Mix, Frank W., assignor to Corbin Cabinet Lock Company, New Britain, Conn. Cabinet-
lock. (Reissue)
Mix, Frank "W., assignorto Corbin CabinetLock Company, New Britain, Conn. Piano-lock.
Mix, Frank W., assignor to Corbin Cabinet Lock Company, New Britain, Conn. Lock
Mix, Frank "W., assignor to Corbin Cabinet Lock Company, New Britain, Conn. Trunk-
locK
Mix, Frank TV., assignor to Corbin Cabinet Lock Company, *New Biitain, Conn. Lock —
Mix, Frank "W., assignor to (Doibin Cabinet Look Company, New Britain, Conn. Lock —
Mix, Frank TV., assignor to (iorbin Cabinet Lock (Company, New Britain, Conn. Keeper-
plate for locks -
Mixer & Byrnes. (.See Byrnes, Stephen F., assignor.)
Mixer & Byrnes. (See Mixer, "William M., assienor.)
Mixer, William M., New York, N. Y. Pipe-coupling
Mixer, William M., New York, assignor to Mixer & Byrnes, Brooklyn, N. Y. Stop-cock . .
Mobberley, William T., and R. Taylor, Allegheny, Pa. Core-barrel
Model Machine Company. (See Osbom, Adelbert E., assignor.)
Modery, Ambrosius. (See Schramm and Mortery.)
Modes, William F. , Streator, 111. Regenerating-furnace
Moebius, Bemhard, Chihuahua, Mexico. Refrigerator for cooling contents of bottles,
&c
Moeller, Henry F., and J. F. Sierk, Davenport, Iowa. Apparatus for manufacturing
cigars -
Moellmann, Charles F., Cincinnati, Ohio. Device for tinting and shading sketches and
drawings
Moerlein, George. (See Behlen, Cfharles A., assignor.)
Moffet, Elliott R. , Jo tjlin, Mo. Open-hearth lead-furnace
Moffet, John, New York, N. Y. Rotary engine
Moffett, Robert. (See Knowles, Thomas B., assignor.)
Moflitt, Robert H., Harrisburg, Pa. Dental-rubber-dam holder
Moffly, Robert, Philadelphia, Pa. Folding satchel
Moffly, Robert. Philadelphia. Pa. Railway-tie
Mogg, Marion F. . Chicago, 111. Ticket-punch
Mobany, Henry W., assignor of two-thirds to H. Nelson and H. J. Eggers, Mount Horeb,
Wis. Lifting-jack ,
Mohr, B. Frank, Mifflinburg, Pa. Clutch mechanism
Mohr, B. Frank, Mifflinburg, Pa. Traction-engine
Mohr, B. Frank, Mifflinburg, Pa. Steam-boiler
Moise, Lionel H., San Francisco, Cal. Fruit-jar holder
Mokler, Thomas, Ludington, Mich. Pipe-wrench
Moldenhauer, Friedrich W., Ashippun, Wis. Automatic wagon-brake
Mole, John G.', Batavia, HI. Flying target
Molecular Telephone Company. (See "\Vaite, Henry E.. assignor.)
Molera, Eusebius J., and J. C. Cebrian, San Francisco, Cal.; said Molera assignor to said
Cebrian. Secondary battery
Molera, Eusebius J., and J. C. Cebrian, San Francisco, Cal. ; said Molera assignor to said
Cebrian. Secondary battery
Molina, Antonio M. (See Terreforte, Juan de M., assignor.)
Moline Plow Company. (See Bartlett, John AV., assignor.)
Moline Plow Company. (See Lindgren. August, assisrnor.)
Molini, Felice, San Franci.sco, Cal." Pea-shelliut; machine
Molinsk, Franz. (See St. Mielcarek, WladLslaus, assignor.)
Molison, Alexander R., Swansea, county of Glamorgan, England. Electrical gas-lighter ..
Moll, George, and F. Hottes, Mascoutah, HI. Fence-post
Moller. Peter C, Leipsic, Saxony, Germany. Making lithographic printing-plates
Moller, William, Yonkers, N. Y. Amalgamator
Moller, Villiam. Youkers, N. Y. Pulverizer
Mollerup, Christian, Dnlum, near Odense, Denmark. Lubricator
MolnAr, Adolph, New York, N. Y. Fur trimming
Molno, Charles. (See Mnuz and Molno.)
Moloney, John, Pittsburg, Pa. Faucet
Monahan. .John H., el al^ (See Manuel, David, assignor.)
Monarch Electric Company. (Si e Freeman, "Walter K., assienor.)
Monarch Electric (Company of New York. (See Freeman, Walter K., assignor.)
Mouch, Carl J., Gotha, Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, Germany. Apparatus for extinguishing fires..
Monch, Jacob, assignor to E. Posen & Co., Otfcnbach-on-the-Main, Germany. Extensible
cla.sp for books
Monck, Andrew B , assignor of one-half to B. Cloutier, Fargo, Dak. Ter. Grain-separator
Moncur, John. (See Ford and Moncur.)
Mond, Ludwig, North wich, county of Chester, England. Obtaining hydrochloric acid from
the residues of ammonia-soda manufacture
Mond, Ludwig, Northwich, county of Chester, England. Makins hvdrochloric acid
Mond, Ludwig. and G. Jarmay, Winnington, county of Chester, England. Manufacture of
sodium bicaibouate
No.
291,214
298,763
303,446
294,655
296,703
202,344
294.6.=i6
292,838
294,657
302,274
299,829
304,949
297,527
309,641
305,948
10,460
295,270
295,660
296,345
297.151
302,927
309,238
301..512
308,975
295,039
306,089
296,432
304,347
304,221
309.5,56
300,998
296.992
296 993
306.090
305,099
297.705
298,608
302,153
309,484
300,633
302.760
307,567
295.271
291,526
292,034
302,515
309.971
296.037
29.5,61)1
.305.949
306.275
307,319
303,965
300,618
301,744
297,431
305,528
299,8.30
308,511
Date.
Jan. 1
May 20
Aug. 12
Mar. 4
Apr. 8
Jan. 22
Mar. 4
Feb. 5
Mar. 4
July 22
June 3
Sept. 9
Apr. 22
Dec. 23
Sept. 30
Mar. H
Mar. 18
Mar. 25
Apr. 8
Apr. 22
Aug. 5
Deo. 10
July 8
Dhc. 9
Mar. 11
Oct. 7
Apr. 8
Sept. 2
Aug. 26
Dec. 23
June 24
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Oct. 7
Sept. 16
Apr. 29
May 13
July 15
Dec. 16
Oct. 14
.July 29
Nov. 4
Mar. 18
Jan. 8
Jan. 15
July 22
Dec. 30
Apr. 1
Mar. 25
Sept. 30
Oct. 7
Oct. 28
Aug. 19
June 17
July 8
Apr. 22
Sept. 23
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Nov. 25
308,512 I Nov. 25
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volume.
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389
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871
2071
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2167
1007
1180
1676
1584
61
891
563
.535
870
72
680
83
1725
1302
1915
1379
13-0
74
1056
2318
808
1371
1207
781
2174
200
1181
647
1277
18,50
1843
173
1678
2168
317
1706
1378
1436
862
1938
1624
414
1431
1432
70
283
193
108
285
465
109
20
109
423
106
236
565
385
601
278
327
464
161
436
19
236
1.53
140
238
18
188
28
470
353
527
381
381
18,19
288
630
227
379
327
206
597
57
327
184
357
506
C495
i496
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602
85
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380
396
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Al^hahetical list of patentees — Continued.
201
ITame, residence, and invention.
Mone, Patrick C, Pliiladeliiliia. Pa. Beer or draining stand
Monell, Ira F., Siiear Loaf. Colo. Meclianical movement
Moneyment, Mattliew, Pliiladelphia, Pa. Decorating walls, &c.
Mong, Samuel, and J. Cope, Church, Pa. Fermenting- vat
Monger, Franci.«i M. and E. E., Cleveland, assignors to themselves and C. G. Samples,!
Greenfield, Ind. Band-cutter and feeder for thrashing-machines ;
Monger, Francis M. and R. E., Cleveland, assignors to themselves and C. G. Samples,
Greenfield, Ind. Automatic belt-shifter
Monger, Roliert E. (See Monger. Francis M. and K. E.)
Monier. Joseph, Paris. France. Construction of railway-sleepers, &c
Monk, John, Lynn. Mass. Vehicle-hub
Monnet. Prosper, assignor to Soci6te P. Monnet et Cie., St. Fons, Rhone, France. Obtain-
ing brown dyes from the aromatic diamines
Monroe, Adam G. (See Morgan, David E., assignor.)
Monroe, David M., Baltimore, Md. Can-soldering machine
Monroe, David M., Baltimore, Md. Can-soldering machine
Monroe, Edwin P., New York, N. Y. Slide-valve ,
Monroe, Edwin P., New York, N. Y., assignor to United States Metallic Packing Com-
pany, Philadelphia, Pa. Metallic rod packing
Monroe, Francis S., Oakland, assignor to I. M. Somers. San Francisco, Cal. Composition
for cleaning textile fabrics, wooden and metallic surfaces, &c
Monson, Charles W.. La Gro, Ind. Boot or shoe
Montague, Charles C, Augusta, Ark. Bale-band tightener
Montague, John B., J. T. Booker, and E. C. Dinning, Franklin, Ky. Sash-balance
Montague. John B., J. T. Booker, and E. C. Dinning, Franklin, Ky. "Window
Montant, Alphonse, New York, N. Y. Vise
Mont^richard, Theophile, Paris, France. Making bread
Montgomery, Frank P., San Jose, Cal. Folding map-rack
Montgomery, Harry C, assignor to A. Eomeau, Cleveland, Ohio. Automatic ball safety-
faucet.
Montgomery, James H., Denver, Colo. Hoisting apparatus
Montgomery, James "W. . Thoma-sville, Ga. Plow
Montgomery, John J., Frnitland, Cal. Devulcanizing and restoring vulcanized rubber. . .
Montgomery, >TohnM. (See Duff, John T., assignor.)
Montgomery, Samuel, New York. N. Y. Wood-screw
Montgomerv, Tliomas J. (See Edmunds, Henry, Jr., assignor.)
Montgomery, "William A., Cleveland, Ohio. Lathe-chuck
Montgomery, "William B. (See "Walter and Montgomery.)
Montross, Levi H., and J. C. "West, assignors of one-third to J. Peachey, Simcoe, Ontario,
Canada. Metallic shingle .'
Montz, "William H., Lehighton, Pa. Car-truck
Moodie, Eobert. (See Mnraford and Moodie.)
Moody, Charles D. (See Eudolpb, Thomas W., assignor.)
Moody, Cvrus M., Greenficlil, Mass. Device for emitting off checks, drafts, receipts, &c . .
Moody, Edward M. (See Moyer, Frank J., assignor.)
Moody, James S., Summit City, Pa, Bailer for cleaning oil-wells
Moody, Nathan C, assignor of one-half to C. H. Eichardson, Newburyport, Mass. Eein-
holder
Check-hook
Mook, A. E., et al. (See Sumner, Joshua, assignor.)
Mook, Anson E., and E. "W. Frost, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Mook, Charles O., Jackson, Mich. Dust-collector for mills
Moomy, Joseph G., Erie, Pa. Corkscrew
Moon, Henry, Thomasville. N. C. Amalgamator
Moore, Albert C, Bellows Palls, Vt. Paper-holder
Moore, Albert M., et al. (See Hyde, Kirkley, assignor.)
Moore, Albert M., et al. (See Taylor and Hyde, assignors.)
Moore, Albert M., assignor of three-fourllis to J. "W. Bennett, K. Hyde, and F. Taylor,
Lowell, !Mass. Wood-rim pulley ' ,
Moore, Arthur H., Chicago, 111. Fan att.achment
Moore, Baldwin S. , Austin, Tex. Propelling vehicles
Moore, Charles, Philadelphia, Pa. Hydraulic air-compressor
Moore, Charles, assignor of one-half to G. M. Elliott, Lowell, Mass. Portable tree-chair. . .
Moore, Edward J. , Baltimore, Md. "Water- tube boiler
Moore, Edward J., Baltimore, Md. Water-tube boiler
Moore, Edward L., Knoxville, Tenn., assignor to himself and T. J. Smith, Chicago, 111.
Drinking-glass _
Moore, Edward Y., Chicago, HI. Door-hanger
Moore, Edward Y., Chicago, 111. Door-liauger
Moore, Edward Y., Chicago. 111. Car-door hanger
Moore, Emilie S., New York, N. Y. Shirt
Moore, Frank A., Louisville, Ky. Fruit-nicker
Moore, Frank A., as,signor of one-half to E. L. Elrod, Louisville, Ky. Screw-clamp
Moore, Frank W., "Waupun, Wis. Ear-ring
Moore, Frederic H., Boston, Mass. Combined dust-excluder and window-fastener ,
Moore, George. Berwick Me. Mechanical movement
Moore, George C, East Hampton, Mass. Elastic fabric
Moore, George F., Kennebunk, Me. Machine for shaping heel-stiffeners
Moore, George F., Kennebnnk, Me.
No.
306,634
307,214
231,215
308,688
303,584
304,273
302,664
298,014
298,998
293,346
295,662
293,975
293,189
295,882
294,253
292,249
300,104
300,105
300,388
307,973
294,254
299,669
296.433
302,8.59
308,189
294,255
298,015
294,256
291,382
303,658
298,876
294,325
304,019
309,078
304,118
300,106
297,618
309,079
296,346
293,347
309,642
305,100
305,401
309,352
293,190
295,501
299,156
308,916
294,741
292.936
293.058
293.268
292.839
308,784
291,527
299,996
Machine for cutting heel-stiffeners for boots or shoes. 304,844
Cultivator
Moore, Gilpin, assignor to Deere & Company, Eock Island, HI.
Moore, Henry L., near Dawson, Ga. Plow
Moore, Hollis "W., Olean, N. Y. Side-bar vehicle
Moore, Hollis "W., Olean, N. Y. End-gate
Moore, Hollis W., Olean. N. Y. Fifth-wheel
Moore, Homer J.. FoTt Dodge, Iowa. Eoller-irKate
Moore, Ira W., New York. N. Y. Permutation-padlock
Moore, Ira AV., assignor of one-half to M. Snyder, New York, N. Y. Padlock
Moore, Ira "W., and W. B. Snyder, New York. N. Y. Shoe-button fastener. . .
i 298,609
I 292.501
I 298,016
! 307.974
309,726
306,029
309,152
! 307,487
309,972
Date.
Oct. 14
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Jan. 1
Dec. 2
Aug. 12
Aug. 26
July 29
May 6
May 20
Feb. 12
Mar. 25
Feb. 19
Feb. 5
Mar. 25
Feb. 26
Jan. 22
June 10
June 10
June 17
Nov. 11
Feb. 26
June 3
Apr. ■ 8
July 29
Nov. 18
Feb. 26
May 6
Feb. 26
Jan. 1
Aug. 19
May 20
Feb. 26
Aug. 26
Dec. 9
Aug. 26
June 10
Apr. 29
Dec. 9
Apr. 8
Feb. 12
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Sept. 16
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Mar. 18
May 27
Dec. 9
Mar. 4
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Feb. 12
Feb. 5
Dec. 2
Jan. 8
June 10
Sept. 9
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May 6
Nov. 11
Dec. 23
Sept. 30
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Nov. 4
Dec. 30
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2060
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1153
726
1911
235
681
2304
996
1912
69
1913
456
991
1150
2002
1455
672
1586
765
2194
674
578
746
1422
1057
1439
1050
536
1464
1502
458
480
202
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647
75
283
C49
620
723
809
1878
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727
1524
2273
762
93
1844
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425
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524
435
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524
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548
401
181
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181
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578
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535
1203
798
301
1074
1074
11.53
514
798
964
135
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574
799
540
799
82
649
758
815-
739
833
764
1070-
436
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578
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1028
1096
911
535
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789-
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INDEX or PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Moore, Isaac E., "Warren, Mass. Ink-bottle
Moore, J. W., et al. (See Hoyt, Francis A., assignor.)
Moore, Jacob, Albany, N. T. Mail-bag fastener
Moore, Jacob K., assignor of one-balf to H. Bovee, Clayton, Mich. Combined heating ap-
paratus and drying-rack
Moore, John, Syracuse, N. T. Cnrtain-pole
Moore, John, and A. J. O'Leary, Chicago, 111. Pinch-bar for moving cars
Moore, John M. (See Wilson, Allen F.. assiCTOr.)
Moore, Jonathan J., assignor of one-half to J. A. Ball, Thomtown, Ind. Stake for guy-
ropes .
Moore, Jonathan J., and J. A. Ball, Thomtown, Ind. Belt-guide .
Moore, Joseph, Greeley, Colo. Kake ,
Moore, Joseph, San Francisco, Cal. Hydraulic gate and valve
Moore, Lee E., Boston, Mass. Boot or shoe sole ,
Moore, Matthew E., Indianapolis, Ind. Flanging-machine ,
Moore, Matthew E. , Indianapolis, Ind. Machinery for making molds for casting
Moore, Matthew E.. Indianapolis, Ind. Eeversing valve-gear
Moore, Otis G., and M. H. Marcus, Edenburg, Pa. Fire-escape
Moore, Eobertl., Syracuse, N. T. Belt-tie ,
Moore, Samuel A.. iBloomfield, Iowa. Pump
Moore, Seaborn, and L. C. Burling, Anita, Iowa. Wagon-standard
Moore, Seth, Salem, Ohio. Wagon-seat
Moore, Solon E., and W. H. Mansfield, Swanton, Vt. Combined stocking-supporter and
button-hole catch
MIoore, Thomas, Islington, county of Middlesex. England. Apparatus for pointing pencUs
Moore, Thomas, O'Fallon. 111. Eeversing- gear for engines ,
Moore, Thomas B. (See Mortimer, Moore, and Woodman.)
iToore, Thomas B., assignor of one-half to W. H. Broadbent, Philadelphia, Pa. Bottle-
stopper
3Ioore, W. George. Lebanon, Ohio. Condition-powder
Moore, William B., et al. (See Smith. John W. and .1. D., assignors.)
Moore, William H , Gardiner. Me. Machine for making bed-slats
TMoore, William N., Joliet, 111. Stove
Moore, William T., et al. (See Foster, Marion J., assignor.)
Moore, Willis L. (See La Du, John T., assignor.)
Moore, Willis L., assignor of one-hiilf to J. T. La Du. Eochester, Minn. Nut-lock
Moores, George W., New Orleans, La. Eing for saddle-girths
TMoorhead & Co. (See McCleane and Gray, assignors.)
Moorhouse, Eobert O. and W., Philadelphia, Pa. Paper-stock sorting and cleaning machine
Moorhouse, Walter. (See Moorhouse, Eobert 0. and W.)
Moorhouse, WUliam H. (See Towne, Nathan P., assignor.)
"Moos, John P., Lincoln, HI. Check-rower for corn-planters
Moran, Edwin L. (See Olds and Moran.)
Moran, George T., JSurUngton, Iowa. Cheese-knife
Moran, John, Brooklyn, assignor to J. L. Plimpton. New York, N. T. Wardrobe-bedstead
Moran, Joseph F. , Detroit, Mich. Combined lunch-box and diiuking-flask
Moran, Lewis P., Handley, W. Va. Coal-drilling machine
Tiloran, Patrick, New Toik. N. T. Head for barrels, casks, &c
Uorava, Wensel, Chicago, 111. Electric lamp
Morehead, Breckenridge. (See Kuehn, Michel, assignor.)
Morehead. James M., The Plains, Va., assignor of one-half to J. B. Kendall, Washington,
D. C. Saw-set
■Morehouse, Charles L., Brooklyn. N. T. Combined firing and bell-ringing burglar-alarm
Morehouse, CJlark, assignor to F. H. Wood, Wayland, N. Y. WindmUl.
Morehouse, Edward H., Plover. Wis. Bag-holder
Morehouse, Henry W., et al. (See Paine, Henry M., assignor.)
Morehouse, Martin 0 , Mendota. 111. Cultivator '.
Moreland, Silas W., Geneva, Ohio: Injector
Morell, James F., C.imden, and D. Goff, Millville, N. J. Car-starter
"Morey, Amos F., Winfield, Kans. Car-coupling
Morey, Charles L., Comae, N. T. Preparing mVdicated court-plaster
'Morey, Charles W., et al. (See Lonsmore, Lewis F., assignor.)
Morey, J. Gardner, New Toi-k. N. T. Dental tool
Morf, Edward, etal. (See Mackey, Frank M.. assignor.)
Morf, Gustav B., et al. (See Mackey, Frank M., assignor.)
Morgan, Abbott. Philadelphia, Pa. Spring shade-roller
Morgan, Alfred E , Hartford, Conn. (>as-cock
"Morgan, Alonzo E. , New "Fork, N. T. Open-fire stove and heater
Morgan, Barzillai S., c( a!. (See Poole, Samuel, assignor.)
Morgan, Charles H., Worcester, Mass. Packing-box
Morgan, Chiirles H., E. J. Watson, and H. W. Willson, assignors to Washburn & Moen
Manufacturins Company, AVorcester. Mass. Watch-spring holder
"Morgan, David E . , assignor of one-half to A. G. Monroe, Detroit, Mich. Car-coupling
Morgan, Dayton S. (See Bordwell, -Joseph, assignor.)
Morgan, Doctor F., and J, Eohb, Akron, Ohio. Steam-radiator
"Morgan, Edward H., Hartwell, assignor of one-half to M. E. Kuhn, Cincinnati, Ohio. Cork-
retainer
"Morgan, Edward J. (See Hall. George W., assignor.)
Morgan, Elias M., Belleville, 111. Drive-chain
"Morgan, Isaac, assignor of one-fourth to C. H. Coggeshall, St. Louis, Mo. Flour-refiner. . .
Morgan, Isaac G., Des Moines, Iowa. Fire-escape and hook-and-ladder carriage
Morgan, J. Stewart. (See Morgan, James, assignor.)
Morgan, .James, Pittsburg, Pa. Bolt or rivet machine
Morgan. James, assignor to J. S. Morgan, Brooklyn, N. Y. Machine for creasing sheet-
music
Tdlorgan, John E. , Alliance, Ohio. Accumulator
Morgan, John T., et nl. (See Hayden, Henry F,, assignor.)
Morgan, John T., Selma, Ala., and H. F. Hayden, Washington, D. C. Gas-furnace for met-
allurgic and other pui-poses, and operating the same
Morgan, John T., Selma, Ala., and H. F. Hayden, Washington, D. C. Gas-furnace
303,310
291,384
295,663
299.831
309,864
292,129
295,932
294.658
309,865
305,834
299,997
302,349
308,917
291,7.=i6
308.785
300,389
309,866
201,383
301.745
302,154
305,215
305,704
302,761
299,832
308,689
294,900
310,144
298,108
295,883
307.568
298,877
292.502
298.766
296.038
295,664
293,588
300.107
303,585
294,659
304..=543
.304.119
307 509
294.^01
291,922
308,424
294.494
306,.344
292,937
Aug. 12
Jan. 1
MajT. 25
June 3
Deo. 30
Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
Dec.
Sept.
June 10
July 22
Dec. 9
Jan. 8
Dec. 2
June 17
Dec. 30
Jan. 1
July
Julv
Sept.
Sept. 23
July 29
June 3
Dec. 2
Mar. 11
Dec. 30
May 6
Mar. 25
Nov. 4
May 20
Jan. 29
May 20
Apr. 1
Mar. 25
Feb. 12
June 10
Aug. 12
Mar. 4
Sept. 2
Aug. 26
Nov. 4
Mar. 11
Jan. 15
Nov. 25
Mar. 4
Oct. 7
Feb. 5
300,721 i June 17
308.320
291,385
295,040
301,624
293,493
299,245
291,481
Nov. 18
Jan. 1
Mar. 11
July 8
Feb. 12
May 27
Jan. 1
293,348 : Feb. 12
541
458
1681
414
1712
1388
47
391
1713
2026
622
1635
461
932
283
1153
1714
457
863
1374
1214
1834
2175
415
142
686
2066
179
1972
202
11,50
1879
1015
174
1682
1030
766
879
393
345
1588
202
.564
1150
1323
197
406
203
1585
1176
459
715
924
1609
581
748
308,624
Dec.
2
51
305,835
Sept.
30
2027
291,386
Jan.
1
460
295,502
Mar.
18
1465
149
129
466
106
463
389
13
109
464
561
f 168
I 169
449
122
261
75
316
464
129
235
380
332
512
107
37
191
554
48
C545
)546
57
323
525
284
51
466
283
206
241
109
95
434
57
156
360
55
109
56
434
320
129
239
196
251
462
C163
} 164
15
k561
!)562
C129
I \ 130
: 404
27
200 I 26
29
i}26
: 26
559
82
1152
1000
1057
266
11
895
1058
1217
1049
320
790
172
750
1153
1058
82
165
267
1055
1175
422
1001
725
954
1124
561
1203
407
758
369
733
36
1152
629
1074
622
896
880
765
408
932
222
644
863
75
479
1231
609
83
985
138
611
857
104
578
708
1217
83
1107
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
203
Name, residence, and invention.
Morgan, Joseph L. (See Loar, George C, assignor.)
Morgan, Joseph S. (See Schreiber. Charles AVr. assignor.)
Morgan, Joseph W., assignor to Hare & Morgan Company, "Wilmington, Del. Nut-lock
washer.
Morgan, Lyman, Port AVashington, Wis. Snow-plow ,
Morgan, M. TV. (See Seibert, George, assignor.)
Morgan Kail-Joint Company. (See Morgan, Richard P., Jr., assignor.)
Morgan, Richard P., Jr., assignor to Morgan Rail-Joint Company, Dwight, 111. Eailway-
rail joint .
Morgan, Thomas H., Pittsburg, Pa. Barbed wire ;
Morgan, Thomas H., Pittsburg, Pa. Construction of boats
Morgan, Thomas R., Sr., Alliance, Ohio. Combiuedbrakeandspeed-regulatingmechanism.
Morgan, Thomas K., Sr., Alliance, Ohio. Clutch
Morgan, Thomas R., Sr., Alliance, Ohio, rianging-machine.
Morgan, Thomas R., Sr., Alliance, Ohio. Guide for steam-hammers
Morgan, Walter P., and G. Kaulfmann, Leavenworth, Kana. Window-shade.
Morgeuroth, Henry, and M. S. Levison, Brooklyu, N. T. Flour-sifter
Morgenstem. Louis. (See Straup and Morgeu.stern.)
Moiltz, William, Pliiladelphia, Pa. Ratchet-drill ,
Morley, John L. (See Newbery, Morley, and Cleveland.)
Morrell, Henry A., Pittsfield, Me. Sleigh-shoe
Morrell, James A., New York, N. T. Combination-tool
Morrell, Robert. (See Peck. Eugene H., assignor.)
Morrill, Amos, et al. (See Ellis, George A., assignor.)
Morrill, Amos, et al. (See Ellis, George A., assignor.)
Morrill, George P., Canterbury, N. H. Ax and tool handle guard
Morrin, Thomas F., and W. W. Scott, Jersey City, N. J. Steam-generator ...
Morris, Benjamin, Newark, N. J. Coffin lid or cover and making the same
Morris, Charles W., Lowestoft, county of Suffolk, England. Rowlock for boats
Morris, David. (See Brother, Morris, and Speirs.)
Morris, David, assignor to himself and N. Wright, Log Cabin, Ohio. Lock
MoiTis, Edward L., Boston, Mass. Scarf or necktie fastener
Morris, Edward W., et al. (See Passmore, Levis, assignor.)
Morris, Francis. (See Walsh, Michael J., assignor.)
Morris, Frederick, assignor of one-fourth to J.H. Gyselaar, San Francisco, Cal. Ore-con-
centrating apparatus
Monis, George W . (See Babbit and Morris.)
Morris, George W., Pittsburg, Pa. Vehicle-spring
Morris, George W.,.Brantford, Ontario, Canada. Thrashing-machine
Morris, Henry, Philadelphia, Pa. Ice-cream freezer
Morris, Henry G. (See Immendorf, George H., assignor.)
Morris, Isaac L. (See Beazley and Morris.)
Morris, James E. (See Thomas, Morris, Chattin, and Fisher.)
Morris, John T., trustee. (See Strong, George S., assignor.)
Morris, Joseph E. (See Dorsett, Morris, and Williams.)
Morris, Joseph E., D. H. Dorsett, and B. Williams, Chicago, 111. ; said Morris assignor to
said WUliams. Underground conduit for electrical conductors
Morris, Joshua H., et al., executors. (See Waring, John B., assignor.)
Moi-ris, Peter. (See Walden, Thomas J., assignor.)
Morris, Robert, La Crosse, Wis. Car-coupling
Morris, Stephen, et al. (See Passmore, Levis, assignor.)
Morris, Thomas, Dunkirk, N. Y. Locomotive-frame forging-die
Morris, Thomas D. (See Dupin and Morris.)
Morris, William. (See Buchholz and Morris.)
Morris, William, Oakengates, county of Salop, England. Apparatus for rolling wire rods .
Morrisey, James F., assignor of two-thirds to A. N. Klinefelter and A. DUluian, Joliet, 111.
Knotted wire for check-rowers
Morrisey, James F., assignor of two-thirds to A. N. Klinefelter and A. Dilhnan, Joliet, lU.
Wire check-rower
Morrison, Andrew B., Litchfield, 111. Hoisting-derrick
Morrison, Andrew S. , Portland, Oreg. Paddle-wheel
Morrison, Augustus H., Mechanicsville, N. Y. Steam throttle-valve
Morrison, Augustus H., Mechanicsville, N. Y. Regulator for paper-drying machines
Morrison, Benjamin P., Abingdon, assignor of one-third to Look &. Lincoln, Marion, Va.
Carriage-spring
Morrison, C. Frank. (See Lamed, Charles H., assignor.)
Morrison, (iharles M., assignor of two-thirds to W. A. and L. E. Morrison, New York, N. Y.
Fire-escape
Morrison, (Jolumhus J., Hawthorn, Fla. Combined cotton scraper and chopper
Morrison, Ebenezer, and J. P. Herron, Washington, D. C. Machine for testing fabrics
Morrison, Ebenezer. and .J. P. Herron, Washington, D. (j. Thickness-gage
Morrison, George, Elmira, N. Y. Plumb-bob
Morrison, J. Frank. (See O'Sullivan, Michael J., assignor.)
Morrison, J. Henry. (See Allen and Morrison.)
Morrison, J. Henry, and E. Allen, Norwich, Conn. Cutter-head
Morrison, James. Jr., New York, N. Y. Plastering
Morrison, John, Pittsbuig, Pa. Regenerative gas-furnace
Morrison, John G., Williaiusbnrg, N . Y. Machine for making cores for castings
Morrison, John G. , Williamsburg, N. Y. Cistern for service-boxes
Morrison, John W., Boston, Mass. Sliding sash for book-cases, &c
Morrison, Lewis E.. et al. (See Morrison, Charles M., assignor.)
Morrison. Robert, Canton, Mass. Machinery for measuring silk thread during the process?
of spooling ' j'
Morrison, Robert B., Vincennes, Ind. TUe, pipe, and sewer protector
Morrison, Robert H. D., assignor of one-half to M. Toye, Winona, Minn. Pipe-return
Morrison. Robert T., Jr., assignor of one-ha' [ to G. D. BiUings and A. B. Bishop, Medina,
Ohio. Car-coupling
Morrison, Thomas, St. Louis, Mo. Awning attachment
Morrison, Willard A., et al. (See Morrison', Charles il., assiouor.)
IMorrison, William, Jr. , New York, N. Y. Strap or baud for boxes
No.
307,570
303,311
297,283
302,275
304.74.5
203,0.59
293,060
298,224
305.836
309,867
300,722
292,345
302,762
299,488
291,216
309,727
297.528
306,941
294,901
302,763
302,350
296,994
310,072
306,696
303,035
300,789
298,109
291,923
301,825
301,826 '
297,831
301,746
304,443
304,444
291,761
305.950
298,491
292,1.30
, 292,131
' 305,951
Date.
Nov. 4
Aug. 12
Apr. 22
July 22
Sept. 9
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
May 6
Sept. 30
Dec. 30
June 17
Jan. 22
July 29
May 27
Jan. 1
Deo. 23
Apr. 22
Oct. 21
Mar. 11
July 29
July 22
Apr. 15
Dec. 30
Oct. 14
Aug. 5
June 24
May 6
Jan. 15
July 8
July 8
Apr. 29
Julv 8
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Jan. 8
Sept. 30
May 13
Jan. 15
Jan. 15
Sept. 30
293,494
297.832
309,643
299,998
299,999 ,
304.222 I
297,706
292,035
293,976
297,1.52
306,851
Feb. 12
Apr. 29
Dec. 23
June 10
June 10
Aug. 26
Apr. 29
Jan. 15
Feb. 19
Apr. 22
Oct. 21
Monthly
volume.
Q.
204
541
1752
1532
600
343
345
343
2029
1715
1586
1071
2176
1906
251
1525
2071
1178
687
2177
1637
1381
1974
863
196
1671
160
1150
965
966
2459
864
194
195
936
2169
674
1388
1391
2170
924
2460
1425
624
625
1726
58
149
476
423
164
94
94,95
: 89
90
[ 91
562
464
435
466
598
549
71
,414
I 415
565
312
192
598
449
381
(529
)530
228
54
457
48
321
261
262
674
235
57
58
263
602
190
389
389
602
251
674
386
169
169
471
(630
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26
1 29
27
29
26
28
28
27
1 29
29
28
27
26
26
28
^
f^
2319; J— }27
298,999 May 20
1273
1542
1584
1069
1297
358 26
425 { 26
436 27
282 29
369 > 27
408
559
347
300
936
505
505
591
1218
1058
1231
321
422
911
45
1005
406
237
954
422
320
274
1108
166
491
1251
561
222
183
184
486
165
852
852
173
1243
662
266
267
1243
611
487
987
1049
1049
790
460
246
728
316
216
787
i
204
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutinued.
Name, lesidence, and invention.
-Morrison, "William S., assignor to himself and J. Lond, Fort "Worth, Tex.
Morrow, Frederick C Wallacelmrg, Ark. Device for hiving bees
Morrow. George W., Toronto, Ohio. Cnishing-mill
Morse, Charles F., Somerville, Mass. Roller-skate
Morse, Charles H. (See Thayer, John C, assignor.)
Morse, Charles "W. (See Far'rar and Morse.)
Morse, Cyrus B., New York, N. Y. Spring-whiffletree
Morse, Ednmiid A. (See Pond, Goldshury'H., assignor.)
Morse, Frank E. (See Harrington, Frank S., assignor.)
Morse, Frank H., New Orleans, La. Sectional honse ,
Pipe-wrench -
Morse, George H., et al. (See Sabin, Alvah H., assignor.)
Morse, James. (See "Waterhouse, George E., assignor.)
Morse, Nathan. (See Norris, Albion K., assignor.)
Morse, Orville M. (See Shuttleworth and Morse.)
Morse, Orville M., assignor to Knickerbocker Company, Jackson, Mich,
tus
Bolting appara-
Morse, Orville M., assignor to Knickerbocker Company, Jackson, Mich. Flour-bolt
Morse, Orville M., assignor to Knickerbocker Company, Jackson, Mich. Middliugs-puri-
fier .
Mor.se, Kobert B., Naugatuck. Conn. Steam-trap
Morse. Kobert M., Jr. (See Fowle, William B., assignor.)
Morse, Stephen A., and C. Tyson, Philadelphia, Pa. Hoisting-machine
Morse Twist Drill and Machine Company. (See Stetson, George R., assignor.)
Morse Twist Drill and Machine Company. (See Stetson and Buchter, assignors.)
Morse, "William G., Plaiutield, N. J. Combined billiard-cue and walking-cane
Morse, "William G., Plain field, N. J. Billiard and pool table
Morse, "William R., Chester, Ohio. Scale
Morss, Amos B. (See Morss, Joseph, assignor.)
Morss, Joseiih, assignor to A. B. Morss, Medford, Mass. Roller-.skate
Morstatt, George "W., New York, N. Y. Blind
Mortenson, Laurids J. M., assignor of one-half to S. Andersen, Racine, Wis. Machine for
forming eyebolts - - -
Mortimer, (ieorge, Greenwich, Conn., T. B. Moore, and J. H. Woodman, New York, N. Y.(
Trunk, packing-case, &c \
Mortland. David N., et al. (See Hix, Oliver P., assignor.)
Morton, Edwin W., White Plains, N. Y. Stylographic fountain-pen
Morton, Ephraim S., Plymouth, assignor of one-half to S. Loring, Diixbtiry, Mass. Door-
latch -
Morton, George W., et al (See Fersuson, Arthur C. assignor.)
Morton, James, New York, N. Y. Fountain pen-holder
Morton, James, Norwich, assignor to .T. Buckley, Giosvenordale, Conn. Governor for wa-
ter-wheels - -
Morton, Joseph W., assignor of one-half to C. B. Cottrell, Westerly, R. I. Machine for
the manufacture of cordage
Morton, Matthew, Romeo, Mich. Governor or brake mechanism
Morton, Matthew, Romeo, Mich. Combined key-seat and gear-cutting machine
Morton, Matthew, Romeo. Mich. Feed-cutter
Morton, Samuel R., Philadel])hia, Pa., and C. G. Barto, Camden, N. J. Ice-creeper
Morton, William S., Edinbnrg, county of Mid-Lothian, Scotland. Machine for embossing
and hacking wall-decorating materials
Morwitz, .Joseph, Philadelphia, Pa. Regulator of temperature of apartments
Moseley, Edwin D., Shopiere, AVis. Shaft-loop -
Moseley, Fredrick W. , Poultney , Vt. Creamery or refrigerator
"" ' ' Compound faucet
Compound faucet
(Jompound faucet
Compound faucet
Adjustable cuff-holder.
Moseley, Fredrick W., Poultney, Vt.
Moseley, Fredrick W., Poultney, Vt.
Moseley, Fredrick W., Poultney, Vt.
Moseley, Fredrick W., Poultney, Vt.
Moseley, Randolph L., Concord, N. H.
Moser, Charles E., Healdsburg. Cal. Machine for pulling cotton-st.all;s
Moses, Edwin A. F., Boston, Mass., assignor to Winchester Repeating Arms Company,
New Haven, Conn. Magazine fire-arm
Moses, Frank and J.; said J. Moses assignor to G.Clarke, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Stove .
Moses, Joseph. (See Moses, Frank and J.)
Moses, Joseph, Lapeer, Mich. Wagon running-gear
Moses, Joseph, Lapeer, Mich. Wagon running-gear
Moses, Otto A., New York, N. Y. Voltaic-arc lamp
Moses, Otto A. , New York, N. Y, Voltaic-arc lamp
Moses, Otto A., New York, N. Y. Incandescent electric lamp
Moses, Simpson P., et al. (See Smith, John W. and J. D.. assignors.)
Mosher, George A., assignor of one-half to A. W. Ham, Troy, N. Y. Button-setting ma-?
chine 5
Mosher, George D., Birmingham, Conn. Joiner's plane
Mosher, George D., and W. H. Ford, Birmingham. Conn. Joiner's plane
Mosier, Alison E., New York, N. Y. Fastening for gloves or other articles
Mosler Manufacturing Company. (See Goodwin, Levi H., assignor.)
Mosier, Max, Cincinnati, Ohio. Fire-proof safe
Moss, Erasmus D., Defiance, Ohio. Tool-holder
Moss, John H., Cincinnati, Ohio. Copy-book cover
Moss, John L., and N. Littell, R(mie. (ja. Machine for forming oil-cakes
Mossup, .John J. (See Hartmann, William C, assignor.)
Motor Sewing Machine Company. (See Kidder, Charles L., assignor.)
Mott, Aaron J., Fulton, Kans. Boot or shoe sole
(See Vassar, Robert G., assignor.)
(See Burrows, Daniel, assignor.)
(See Demarest, John, assienor.)
(See McFarland, Samuel G., assignor.)
(See Reid, John, assignor.)
, N. Y. Metallic shingle
Mott, John, assignor to Anglo -American Roofing Company, New York, N. T.
roofing-shingle
No.
30a786
29.3.905
297, 0H3
298,110
308,425
306,942
304,223
304,224
304,225
298,8"r8
291,217
298,111
305,463
308,321
305,837
291,924
291,387
309,239
291,925
294,326
298,767
292,673
303.943
302,516
303,178
308,847
302,013
294.2.57
.309.728
305.216
304,348
30G,l(i8
306,169
3fl(i,170
306.171
306.417
303,447
307,407
300,723
Mott, Garrett S., et al.
Mott Iron Works, J. L.
Mott Iron Works, J. L.
Mott Iron Works, J. L.
Mott Iron Works, J. L.
Mott, .John, New York,
Metallic
306,852
306.853
292,840
293.495
310,145
309,080
309.400
296.207
302,421
295,272
292,938
304,845
297,619
298,610
297,.530
297,529
Date.
Dec. 2
Feb. 19
Apr. 15
May 6
Nov. 25
Oct. 21
Aug. 26
Aug. 26
Aug. 26
May 20
Jan. 1
May 6
Sept. 23
Nov. 18
Sept. 30
Jan. 15
Jan. 1
Dec. 16
Jan. 15
Feb. 26
May 20
Jan. 29
Aug. 19
July 22
Aug. 5
Dec. 2
July 15
Feb. 26
Dec. 23
Sept. 16
Sept. 2
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Oct. 14
Aug. 12
Oct. 28
June 17
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Feb. 5
Feb. 12
Dec. 30
Dec. 9
Dec. 16
Apr. 1
July 22
Mar. 18
Feb. 5
Sept. 9
Apr. 29
May 13
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Monthly
volume.
02
284
1448
1484
181
1324
1178
1727
1729
1732
1152
252
182
1519
1178
2031
1152
463
891
1153
2002
1015
2114
1344
1851
370
373
1203
1914
1528
1215
84
181
184
186
188
503
705
1826
1586
1069
1070
76
925
2066
674
1106
37!)
1726
1182
205
725
2195
811
2073
2072
75
401
411
48
361
C312
1313
471
C471
) 472
C472
\ 473
327
71
48
C421
) 422
321
562
321
130
C236
^237
321
549
284
588
372
506
ClOO
noi
97
331
525
415
332
28
49
50
50
50
136
193
493
435
283
283
21
251
554
<181
) 182
295
108
473
327
56
199
599
228
565
566
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
205
Name, residence, and invention.
Lifting-jack
Post-hoie anger.
Lifting-jaclv
Mott. Jordan L., Jr., Xe-n- Torb, JT. T. Fireesoape
Mott, Jordan L., Jr., Xew York, N. T. Cirtridge-loading machine
Hotter, Jerome B., assignor of one-half to E. B. Todd and J. H. Taggart, Mannington,
W. Va. Car-coupling
Mottram, William K., and J. A. llundy, Ottawa, Kans. Wagon-.jack
Mottram, 'William K, and J. A. >tnndy, Ottawa, Kans.
Mottram, William K,, and .T. A. Mnndy, Ottawa, Kans.
Mottram, William K., and J. A. Mundy, Ottawa, Kans.
Monck, Solomon F,, Empire, Colo. Corn-harvester
Mousey, Peter, Sterliug, Ohio. Riding-harrow
Monhot, Emile, (See Milligan and Mouhot.)
Mouhot, Emile, Wood Haven, and .J, C. Milligan, INew York, assignors to Lalance & Gros-
jcan Manufactui-ing Company, Kew York, X,Y. Attachment of lips and sponts to vessels.
Monlton, Alvin D., Bridseport, Coun, Powder-measure
Moulton, Claudius B., Jforth Cambridge, Mass. Combined shafting-box and oil-reservoir. .
Monlton. Truman T,, >>'eenah, Wis. Lirae-biu
Mount, Seeley P., Cleveland, Ohio. Attaching advertising articles to cards
Mousseau. Edward. (See Millen and Mous.seau,)
Mowat, John, Barrhead, county of Renfrew, Scotland. Pentagraph engravins-niachine
Mowbray, George M., Xorth Adams, Mass. Plastic compound from pyroxvline anrt mica
Mower, SamuerE., assignor to H, G, Thompson, Xew Haven, and H. G. Thompson, Mil-
ford. Conn, Machine for inserting staples
Mowlds, Thomas D., Philadelphia, Pa. Individual coffee um or percolator
ifowrer, Maitiu L.. Xewark, N, J. Hominy-mill
Moxham, Arthur J., Louisville, Ky. Rolling-mill
Moxham, Arthur J., and J. R. Tranter, Louisville, Ky. Roll for rolling car-rails
Mover, Frank .J., Lockport, X. Y. Flying taraet
Moyer, Frank J., assignor to himself and E. M. Moody, Lockport, N". Y. Apparatus for
making composition flying targets and balls .'
Mover, Harvey A., Syracuse, X. Y. Spring-vehicle
Moyer, Harvey A., Syracuse, X. Y. Corner-iron for carriage-seats
Moyer, Harvey A., Syracuse, X, Y. Pleasure-cart
Mover, Jacob H,, Jordan, Ontario, Canada, Attachment for opening and closing gates . . .
Moyers, John W., Basco, assignor of one-half to J. K. Stockton, Hamilton, 111. Graln-i
measure . - i
Mndgett, Isaiah S., Princeton, Minn. Paper-holder '.
Mueller, Charles M., assignor of one-half to A. Hirshheinier, La Crosse, Wis. Machine
for sawing staves .'
Mueller, Christian F. (See Mink, Albert, assignor.)
Mueller, Emil T., La Crosse. Wis. Pool and billiard cue chalker
Mueller, Fred B , Decatir, lU, Roller-skate
Mueller, Lonis A., Tifhu. Ohio. Cask-rolling machine
Mueller, Michael, assignor, by mesne assignments, of part to L. A. Brigel and L. Burger,
Cincinnati, Ohio. Brewing. (Reissue)
Mueller, Theodore, assignor to C. If. Thorpe, Philadelphia, Pa, Die for forming watch-
Muenchow, Julius F,, Plainview, Iowa, Combined roller and seed-planter
Muir, Alfred, Manchester, county of Lancaster, England. Coupling shafting
Mulgrew, F. A. (See Costello. John H., assignor.)
Mulhem, Francis. (See Seneff, Albert, assignor.)
Mulholland, Richard, Dunkirk, X, Y, Tehicle-spring
Mullane, Denis A., Xew Orleans, La, Cane- mill
Mullen, Francis M. (See Mullen, Winfield W. and F. M.)
Mullen, William, Brooklyn, X. Y. Document-bo-x -
Mullen. William J., Xew York, X. Y., assignor to P. G. GoUon, Hoboken. X. J. .'-:hade-
roller banker
Mullen, AVinfield W., and F. M., Bunker Hill, Ind, Grain-driU
Miiller, Conrad, Hamburg, Gennany. Yentilator
Miiller, Conrad, Hamburg, Germiinj-. Vetilator
Miiller, Edward A., Louisville. Ky. Striking mechanism for eight-day clocks
Miiller, Franz, and E. M. Fasch, Leipsic, Saxony. Germany. Paper-clip
Miiller, Friedrioh C. G. (See Pielsticker and Miiller.)
Muller, George, Xew York, X. Y. Extension-table
Miiller, .Johanna. Philadelphia, Pa, Shoe
Miiller, .John, Kan.sas City, Mo. Combined drawing-square and miter
Miiller, Ludwig, Dresden, Saxony, Germany, assignor to O. W. Loeffler. Xew York, X, Y.
File.
Xo.
299,?3.3
304,120
302,689
294.660
296.208
302,764
306,943
300.000
305,529
298,308
301.257
292,841
.■?02,858
295,665
301,006
294,661
309,081
307,.=)71
299,834
303,036
292,759
299,835
304.226
292,036
293,663
293,664
304,846
308,322
297,284
305,705
302,014
308,089
305.014
10,447
Date.
June 3
Aug. 26
July 29
Mar, 4
Apr. 1
July 29
Oct, 21
June 10
Sept, 23
May 6
JnlV 1
Feb". 5
Jnlv 29
Mar. 25
June 24
Mar. 4
Dec. 9
Xov. 4
June 3
Aug. 5
Jan. 29
June 3
Aug. 26
Jan. 3 5
Feb, 19
Feb. 19
Sept. 9
X'OT. 18
Apr. 22
Sept. 23
•Tuly 15
X^ov. 18
Sept. 9
Feb. 5
300.109 , ,Iune 10
304.445 Sept. 2
297,153 i Apr. 22
296,347 Apr. 8
294,902 I Mar. 11
Miiller, Telle H., Xew York, assignor to S. S. Hepworth, Yonkers, X. Y. Centrifugal ma-
chine
Mullrey, Thomas, Xew York, X. Y. Locomotive
Mulrooney, John A„ and W. J. Brown, Rochester, X. Y. Last
Mulvihill, ilichael .!.. Warren County, and J. D. Tinney, Vicksburg, Miss. Earth-exca-)
vator and embankment-builder \
Mum ford, Thomas W. B., and R. Moodie, Tictoria Docks, county of Essex, England. Roller-
mill :
Mumford, Thomas W. B.. and R. Moodie, Victoria Docks, county of Essex, England, Ap-j
paratns for the gradual reduction and separation of ores. &c .. 5
Munch, August J. W., Berlin, Germany. Magneto-electric signaling attachment for tele-
phones '. ,". T
Munch, .lohn H,, San Antonio. Te.'C. Charger for loading revolvers
Mimdy, Ellis L,, X'"orwalk, Ohio, Reed-organ
Mundy. .Tames A. (See Mottram and Murid.y.)
Mundy, .John A., Syracuse, X. Y., assignor to Smith & Griggs Manufacturing Company,
Waterbury, Conn, Lever-buckle ' . .
Mun ford, William H,, Anna, Ohio. Leveling-instrument
Hunger, Alfred S. (See Pond and Munger.)
Munger, Joseph, assignor to Scovill Manufacturing Company, Waterbury, Conn, Gudgeon
for window-shade rollers T. '
Munger, .Joseph, assignor to Scovill Manufacturing Company, Waterbury, Conn. Sheet-
met.ll box . .T .' ". _
Munger. Joseph. AVaterbury, Conn,, and A. A. Butler, Xew York, X. Y., assignoKS to Sco-
vill Manufacturing Company, Waterbury, Conn. Ciirtain-pole tip
plunger, Robert S., Mcxia, Tex. Mechanism for handling lint cotton
307,2^5
300,108
308. 0' 0
2^7,707
301,258
293,. 589
302,579
Oct. 28
•Tune 10
X''ov. 18
Apr, 29
.luly 1
Feb. 12
Julv 29
296.434 i Apr. 8
299,934 I June 3
306,418 ' Oct, 14
309,973
298,395
305,101
302,155
295,128
308,568
309,729
Dec. 30
May 13
Sept, 16
July 15
Mar. 11
X"ov. 25
Dec. 23
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
298,611
299,489
302.665
May 13
May 27
.July 29
a.
CO
417
1589
2089
393
380
2177
1181
625
1624
449
234
78
2301
1684
2003
394
205
418
197
2238
420
1734
1279
1120
1121
720
1179
1752
1835
1203
874
948
564
768
196
1385
579
688
1561
768
874
2320
235
1031
1945
682
533
504
1845
564
1058
1.375
985
108
434
573
110
108
598
313
170
449
121
63
21
632
467
554
182
58
108
54, 55
(621
1622
108
473
358
312
312
199
C321
1322
476
513
331
238
259
150
207
58
436
161
192
417
207
239
631
63
284
534
188
141
136
496
156
289
380
iC270
1271
1523 414
1529
f 415
1416
.304,121 Aug, 26
306,276 I Oct. 7
304,544 , Sent. 2
309,730 ' Dec. 23
308,426 X'ov. 25
1590 I 435
318 86
346 95
1533
1325
308,787 Dee, 2
812
1907
2061
285
416
361
228
549
566
75
27
28
28
26
27
28
29
27
28
27
28
26
28
26
27
26
29
29
27
28
I 26
27
28
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26
26
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27
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27
27
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27
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27
27
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1 29
28
29
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27
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1001
765
406
896
73
422
2.38
1049
1135
612
46
457
443
1153
1314
834
408
1001
492
429
1002
792
246
6.54
654
960
610
347
1176
235
551
1002
540
1075
852
316
115
955
313
1075
.551
460
46
630
383
135
1023
99
1082
641
1028
268
1005
685
1006
765
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645
687
911
401
750
206
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphaletical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Hunger, Robert S., Mexia, Tex. Apparatus for handling seed-cotton
Munger, Kobert S., Mexia, Tex. Cotton or other press
Munger, Kobert S., Mexia, Tex. Apparatus for handling seed-cotton
Mungpr. Robert S., Mexia, Tex. Mechanism for sharpening teeth of cotton-gin saws
Munn, Schuyler J. (See Parrish and Munn.)
Munn, William H., Milwaukee, Wis. Window-screen
Munnell, Thomas, Mount Sterling, Ky. Cash-register
Munro, Gordon, Troy, N. T., assignor, by mesne assignments, to American Box Machine
Company, of New York. Box covering and trimming machine
Munroe, Frederick M., Cambridge, Mass. Cleat
Munroe, Frederick M., assignor of two-thirds to C. M. Shedd and !F. A. Nickerson, Spring-
field, Mass. Lace-fastening
Munson, Edward B., et at (See Marburg, Theodore, assignor.)
Munson, Edward B., New Haven, Conn. Paper box
Munson, Edward B., New Haven, Conn. Paper box
Munson, (Jeorge A., and W. F. Smith, New Bedford, Mass. Ticket-case
Munson, Harvey S., et al. (See Marburg, Theodore, assignor.)
Munson, Harvey S., New Haven, Conn. Paper box
Munson, Harvey S., New Haven, CJonn. Paper box
Munthe, Thonr., Eockford, HI. Mitten
Munton, James, Chicago, HI. Indicator for tire-rolling apparatus
Muuton, James, May wood, HI. Tire-rolling machine
Munton, James, May wood. 111. Tire-rolling machine
Munton. James, Maywood, HI. Tire-rolling machine
Munz, Jacob ¥., Springfield, Ohio. Holder for lids of cans during sealing .
Munz, Jacob E. , and C . Molno, Springfield, Ohio. Harrow
Munzinger, Arnold, Olten Solothum, Switzerland. Drier
Murby, Edward, assignor to A. S. Tost, trustee, Tpsilanti, Mich. Looping attachment for
knitting-machines
Murch, Chauncey M., Cinciimati, Ohio. Running-gear for vehicles
Murdock, Charles, New Rochelle, N. T. Fire-escape bracket
Murdock, Charles F., Detroit, Mich. Stop- valve
Murdock, Elvin 0., New York, N. T. Deoan ting-pump
Murdock, George P. (See McCJlure and Murdock. )
Murdock, George J., Brooklyn, N. T. File and holder
Murdock, Horace B., assignor of one-half to J. Trix, Detroit, Mich. Injector
Murphey, Charles M., et al. (See Murphey, George W. and F. P., assignors.)
Murphey, Ferdinand E., Pine Hill, Ark. Cotton-press
Murphey, Frank P. (See Murphev, George W. and F. P.)
Murphey, George W. and F. P., K^enney, assignors of two-fifths to P. B. and C. M. Mur-
phey, Harristown, HI. Automatic fire-escape
MurpKiey, John W. (See Lockett, English, and Murphey.)
Murphey, Martin, Brooklyn, assignor "to I. R. Joslin, and A. Johnson, New York. N. Y.
Cutter-head
Murphey, Park B., et al. (See Murphey, George W. and F. P., assignors.)
Murphy, Arthur, assignor to himself and C. Minchew, Taunton, Mass. Plating-basket ...
Murphy, Bridget. St. Louis, Mo. Grat« appliance
Murphy, Daniel H., assignor of one-half to J. S. Smiledge, Hartford, Conn. Securing tools
to handles
Murphy, Edward J., assignor to L. B. Gray and J. Ham, Boston, Mass. Press for molding
glass in sulators
Murphy, Francis, Chicago, HI. Nut-lock
Murphy, Francis R. (See Grace, John M., assignor.)
Murphy, Hugh, assignor, by mesne assignments, to himself and F. McClorey, Lowell, Mass.
Harness check-rein hook
Murphy, John, Springfield, Mass. Ring-extractor for cartridges
Murphy, John, Spring6eld. Mass. Bridle-bit
Murphy, John, Brooklyn, N. T. Hose
Murphy, John, Columbus, Ohio. Hydraulic cement
Murphy, John D., Chicago, HI. Feed- water heater for boilers
Murphy, John H., Springfield, Ohio, assignor, by mesne assignments, to E. S. Howard,
Boston, Mass. Harmonica-holder
Murphy, John L. (See Feyh and Murphy.)
Murphy, Patrick H., Saugatuck, Conn. Ticket-holder
Murphy, Robert T., Westminster, S. C. Sash-fastener
Murphy, Thomas, San Francisco, Cal. Barrel- trussing machine
Murphy, Thomas D. (See Baker and Yates, assignors.)
Murray, Andrew M., Richmond, Ind. Artificial slate
Murray, Charles E., Brandt, Ohio. Sash-holder
Murray, Charles E., Brandt, Ohio. Spindle for vehicles
Murray, Charles H., Leadville, Colo. Hot-air oil-lamp
Murray, Daniel. (See McKeen, Benjamin, assignor.)
Murray, Daniel. (See Murray, George T. and D.)
Murray, George J. (See Kane, Louis E., assignor.)
Murray, George T. and D., Waseca, Minn. Harvester-reel
Murray, James, assignor of one-half to A. Ritchie and J. R. Nicholson, Newcastle, New
Brunswick, Canada. Car-coupling
Murray, James B., New York, N. Y. Mail-bag
Murray, James C, South Charleston, Ohio. Coupling-pin
Murray, Joseph S., assignor of one-fourth to (Cunningham Company, Boston, Mass. Ball-
bearing for bicgrcles
Murray, Lewis J., Birmingham, county of Warwick, England. Manufacture of glassware.
Murray Motor Manufacturing Company. (See Murray, Peter, Jr., assignor.)
Murray, Patrick. (See Murray, Peter, assignor.)
Murray, Peter, Indianapolis, Ind., assignor of one-half to P. Murray, Alma Mine, Evans-
ton, Wyoming Ter. Spark-arrester
Murray, Peter, Jr., assignor to Murray Motor IV' anufactuiing (Company, Newark, N. J.
Gas-engine
Murray, Peter, Jr., assignor to Murray Motor Manufaotming Company, Newark, N. J.
Gas-engine
No.
308.788
308, 7P9
308,730
310,073
291.926
309,240
298,879
304,349
308,569
306,172
308,190
302,208
293,061
306,509
294,063
293,768
307.216
307.217
309,082
304,122
297,084
309,485
302,928
294,742
293,191
291,218
296,435
309,1.53
304,227
301,454
297,620
303,179
310,146
305,838
291,851
291,072
302,860
300,494
291.619
297,944
296,436
300,790
307,061
303,743
303,448
299,246
306,173
292,569
292,442
294,258
295,666
299,247
300,885
296,704
299,083
306,510
309,731
292,760
305,464
305,465
Date.
Dec. 2
Dec. 2
Dec. 2
Dec. 30
Jan. 15
Dec. 16
May 20
Sept. 2
Nov. 25
Oct. 7
Nov. 18
July 15
Feb. 5
Oct. 14
Feb. 26
Feb. 19
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Dec. 9
Aug. 26
Apr. 15
Dec. 16
Aug. 5
Mar. 4
Feb. 5
Jan. 1
Apr. 8
Dec. 9
Aug. 26
July "9
Apr. 29
Aug. 5
Dec. 30
Sept. 30
Jan. 8
Jan. 1
July 1
June 17
Jan. 8
Apr. 29
Apr. 8
June 24
Oct. 21
Aug. 19
Aug. 12
May 27
Oct. 7
Jan. 29
Jan. 22
Feb. 26
Mar. 25
May 27
June 24
Apr. 8
May 20
Oct. 14
Dec. 23
Jan. 29
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
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volume.
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287
290
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1154
893
1153
85
1524
190
9M7
1442
347
615
1657
1271
1561
1563
680
1592
1486
1207
63
481
536
255
683
764
1736
482
2196
373
2069
2032
1049
69
2304
1284
774
2598
684
1672
1340
1088
707
1610
191
1979
1805
1915
1685
1611
1789
1017
1410
617
1534
2242
1523
1534
75,76
76,77
77
530
321
237
324
28
414
50,51
271
401
95
162
C4.'i7
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C,351
418
418
183
435
411
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19,20
134
142
72
188
206
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i474
129
599
101
5^5
563
293
20
633
353
217
712
189
358
298
194
462
51
503
525
467
463
488
285
402
162
622
(422
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424
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphnhetlml list of patcntceB — Continued.
207
Name, residence, and invention.
Murray, Peter, Jr., assignor to Murray Motor Manufacturing Company, Newark, N. J.
Gas-engine
Murray, Peter, Jr., assignor to Murray Motor Manufactuiing Company, Newark, N. J.I
Gas-engine ;
Murray, Robert V., et al. (See Grant, "Willis C, assignor.)
Murray. WilliamF., San Francisco, Cal. Hoisting apparatus
Muse, Samuel D., Monticello, Miss. Gate-latch
Musgrare, Jabez S., BloomiieUl, N. J. Bird-cage
Musgrave, James, Cincinnati, Ohio. Gas-stove
Musgiave, John, Bolton, county of Lancaster, England. Oscillating valve
Musgrave, John, and A. "Walsh, Bolton, county of Lancaster, England. Safety-gear for]
starting ensines ;
Musgrove, Charles "W., Lock Haven, Pa. Station-indicator '
Musgrove, Charles "W., Lock Haven, Pa. Indicator
Musgrove, Joseph. Norwich, Conn. Handle for covers of vessels
Miiskat, Charles G., Milwaukee, Wis. Composition for covering and insulating electric
Mijssel, Christoph, South Bend, Ind. Bottle-washer
Musser, Frank P., Beaver Falls, Pa. Thill-coupling
Mustin. Charles T., Pittsburg, Pa., assignor to J. K. Brown, Canton, Ohio. Manufacture
of articles from glass
Muther, Lorenz, Chicago, 111., and C. A. Dearborn, New York, N. Y., assignors to Union
Bag Machine Company, Chicago, HI. Sewing-machine
Muther, Lorenz, and K. G. "Woodward, assignors to Union Bag Machine Company, Chicago,
111. Sewing-machine
Mutimer, Frederick, assignor of one-half to S. B. "Wilkins, Eockford, HI. Circle-iron sup-
port ,
Mutton, Samuel S. (See Lewin, John M.. assignor.)
Myall, Edward. (See Porter. John "W., assignor.)
Myers, Aaron, Hamilton, Ohio. Refriserating-chamber
Myers, Andrew G.. et al. (See Schmidt, George L., assignor.)
Myers, Ben.iiman F.. Tiffin, Ohio. Stove-drum ,
Myers, Charles L.. New Hamburg, N. Y. Capping glass
Myers, Edward. "Webb City, Mo. Faucet -
Myers, Edwin D. (See Rickey and Myers.)
Myers, Ephraim, Suspension, Ala. Lumber-kiln ..,
Myers, F. R., et al. (See Marshall, Fred P.. assignor.)
Myers, Francis E. (See Myers, Philip A., assignor.)
Myers, Francis E., et al. (See (jrabill, John S., assignor.)
Myers, Frederick, New York, N. Y. Packing-box-trimming machine
Myers, Frederick, New York, N. Y. Box-nailing machine
Myers. Gamaliel C., Dayton, Ohio. Carpet-tack tool
Myers, Garson. (See "Wallace and Myers.)
Myers, Isaac W., Hamilton. Ontario, Canada. Boot-stretcher
Myers, Jesse, et al. (See Warriner. "William A., assignor.)
Myers, John "W., Lincoln, Ind. Device for fastening school-desks
Myers, Lewis B., Fremont, Ohio. Pencil-holder
Myers, Newton J. (See Mann, John H., assignor.)
Myers, Newton J., assignor of one-half to "W. H. Cundiff, Decatur, Tex. Car-coupling -
Myers, Philip A., et al. (See Grabill, John S., assignor.)
Myers, Philip A., Ashland, Ohio. Hay-carrier
Myers, Philip A., assignor of one-half to F. E. Myers, Ashland, Ohio. Hay-carrier
Myers, Samuel. (See Dickson, Silas, assiimor.)
Myers, Samuel A., and J. J. Kelly, Memphis, Tenn. Combined cotton chopper and
scraper .
Myers, Theodore A., "Wheeling, "W. Va. Piston-rod packing
Myers, Theodore A., "Wheeling, "W. Ya,. Shutter- worker
Myers. "William H., assignor of one-half to J. HoU, Reading, Pa. Cigar-cutter.
Myrick, Elijah, Harvard, Ma.ss. "Wagon-dasher
Myrick, Gilbert S., Philadelphia, Pa. Chip-breaker for planing-machines
Myrick, IsraelE., Cleveland, Ohio. Sewing-machine table
Nadelhoffer, John "W"., Joliet, HI. Barbed-wire spool
Nadelhoffer, John "W., Joliet, HI. Barbed fence- wire
Nadelhoffer, John "W., Joliet, HI. Stretcher for wire fences
Nadelhoffer, John W., Joliet, 111. Barbed fence
Nadorff, Henry, Louisville, Ky. Beer-cooler .•
Naef , Caroline. (See Alves, John, assignor. )
Naegeley, John. Jr.. Pittsburg. Pa. Constructing eye-bars
Naff, Jacob I. C, "Winchester. Ky. Grass-seed harvester
Nafziger, Andrew. (See Nafziger, Joseph and A.)
Nafziger, Joseph, Hopedale, HI. (jrain-measuring machine
Nafziger, Joseph and A., Hopedale, 111. Grain-measuring machine
Nagel, August C, R. H. Kaemp, and A . Linnenbiiigge, assignors to Nagel & Kaemp, Ham-
burg, Germany. Machine for breaking or reducing giain
Nagel, Junius, "V'ienna, Austria-Hungary. Fireproof sheet
Nagel & Kaemp. (See Nagel, Kaemp, and Linnenbriigge, assignors.)
Nagle, Augustus F., Chicago, 111. Gearing for force-pumps
Nagle, James, Pepperell, assignor to American Metallic Fastening Association, Boston,!
Mass. Nailing-machine <
Nagle, John"W., and T. Chalifoux, Chicago, HI. Blank book '.
Nagle, Robert J. (See Arthur, Thomas, assignor.)
Nagley, Charles, Memphis, N. Y. Shears for cutting tobacco-plants
Nance, ZachariahF., Eufaula, Ala. Saw cotton-gin
No.
Napier, Robert D., Glasgow, county of Lanark, Scotland. Governor or speed-regulator
Nascher, Adolf, New York, N. Y. Suspender-end
Nash, Caleb P., assignor of one-half to J. E. Jacobs, Brattleborough, Vt. Combined cot-
bed, litter, and chair.
Nash, Charles C, Providence, R. I. Portable water-closet
305,466
305,467
299,084
301.827
297,621
302.015
309,558
309,557
291,073
292.132
302.929
304,020
309,401
293,906
293,977
299,568
299,569
299,490
291,074
309,486
291,388
297,945
295,667
295,933
299,570
301,140
309,l!i4
291,219
307,408
302,668
291,852
307,725
299,248
296,295
298,702
293,665
300,390
304,274
296.039
299,836
302,422
303,312
307,673
305,952
299,491
304,228
292,346
298,612
293,496
292,037
309,155
308,370
307,488
298,768
307,790
307,975
300,495
299,670
302,351
Date.
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
May 20
July 8
Apr. 29
July 15
Dec. 23
Dec. 23
Jan. 1
Jan. 15
Aug. 5
Aug. 26
Dec. 16
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
June 3
June 3
May 27
Jan. 1
Dec. 16
Jan. 1
Apr. 29
Mar. 25
Apr. 1
June 3
July 1
Dec. 9
Jan. 1
Oct. 28
July 29
Jan. 8
Nov. 4
May 27
Apr. 1
May 13
Feb. 19
June 17
Aug. 26
Apr. 1
June 3
July 22
Aug. 12
Nov. 4
Sept. 30
May 27
Aug. 26
Jan. 22
May 13
Feb. 12
Jan. 15
Dec. 9
Nov. 25
Nov. 4
May 20
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
June 17
June 3
July 22
Monthly
volume.
1536
1538
1411
967
2197
204
1305
1304
70
1393
65
1456
1107
1450
1543
83
84
1908
71
1209
464
2598
1687
47
86
188
765
256
1827
2064
1050
402
1612
508
932
1122
1154
1793
175
421
1727
543
336
2171
1909
1738
1672
813
927
1280
767
424
:424
425
[426
402
262
599
332
354
;353
354
20
390
20
296
402
425
21
21,22
549
20
328
130
712
(467
i468
14
22
22
206
72
493
C566
\ 567
C293
^294
111
463
141
258
313
316
489
51
109
474
149
90
602
550
474
466
C228
i229
252
358
206
Official
Gazette.
28
>28
27
26
27
28
29
1 29
26
26
28
28
29
26
26
27
27
27
26
29
26
27
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27
27
28
29
26
29
26
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26
27
28
27
27
28
28
29
28
27
28
26
[27
26
26
29
1242 I {330 1 29
94
24 I 29
1017 I 284 27 733'
498 i 137 I 29 469-
1284 1 353 27 ' 1178
1119
1120
808
184
437
235
965
905
16
267
468
739
922
711
728
935
936
912
16
941
83
514
1153
12
936
19
852
46
360
402
193
444
858
95
710
654
1153
802
36
1002
338
560
431
1244
912
792
321
611
246
852'
629
388
236 58,59
1639 I 450
27
28
965
32&
208
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
Name, resideuce, and invention.
^ash & Co., S. S. (See Pender. Phesanton S., assignor.)
IsTasli , Engene. New York, N. Y. "Wardrobe-bedstead
Nash, Harvey W.. Amsterdam, N. Y. Refrigerator
Nash, Lewis H., Brooklyn, assignor to National Meter Company, New York. N. Y. Oscil-)
lating meter '. )
Nash, Lewis H. , Brooklyn, assignor to National Meter Company, New York, N. Y. Oscil-
laling meter
Nash, Lewis H., Brooklyn, assignor to National Meter Company, New York, N. Y. Oscil-
lating meter -
Nash, Lewis H., Brooklyn, assignor to National Meter Company, New York, N. Y. Oscil-
lating meter - -
Nash, Lewis H., Brooklyn, assignor to National Meter Company, New York, N. Y. Oscil-
lating water-meter
Nash, Lewis H., Brooklyn, assignor to National Meter Company, New York, N. Y. Oscil-
lating water-meter
Nash, PontalbaL., HoUister, Cal. Grain-separator for thrashing-machines
Na.sh, Wiley N., Starkville, Miss. Rule and try-square
Nash, William H., Reading, Mass. Artificial leather
Nash, William H., Reading, Mass. Machine tor coating cloth
Na.shiaa Lock Company. (See Parker, Emery, assignor.)
Nason, Carleton W., Montclair, N. J. Noiseless steam-nozzle
Nathan Manufacturing Company. (See Wotapek, Joseph, assignor.)
National Anti-Sewer Gas Company. (See Pike, Charles F., assignor.)
National Electric Railway Signal Company. (See Hamilton, Lucius D., assignor.)
(See Hamilton and Meek, assignors.)
(See Le Grande, William W., assignor.)
(See Le Grande and Meek, assignors.)
(See Meek, Robert, assignor.)
National Electric Railway Signal Company.
National Electiic Railway Signal Company.
National Electric Railway Signal Company.
National Electric Railway Signal (Company.
National Enamel Letter and Number Company. (See Ingersoll, Oliver R., assignor.)
National Improved Telephone Company. (See Perriu, Thomas J., assignor.)
National Interlocking Switch and Sisnal Company. (See Bonnell, James A., assignor.)
National Meter Company. (See Nash, Lewis H., assignor.)
National Needle Company. (See Berry, John, assignor.)
National Roll Wrapping Paper Company. (See Earl, John H., assignor.)
National Saw Guard Conipany. (See Kuhlmann, Robinson, and Irvin, assignors.)
National Sewius Machine Company. (See Snediker, James F., assignor.)
National Sheet Metal Roofing Company. (See Cooper, Cliarles B., assignor.)
National Sheet Metal Roofing Company. (See Walter, John, assignor.)
National Tube Works Company. (See Carlson, Charles P., assignor.)
Natter, Ernst W. F.. Everett, Mass. Bottle-stopper
Nattrass, William H. (See Finch and Nattrass.)
Nau, Charles, Allegheny, Pa. Anti-friction roller
Nauerth, George V., assignor to Globe Files Conipany, Cincinnati, Ohio. Newspaper-file -
Nauerth, George V., assignor to Globe Files Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Check and bill
file
Harness-pad .
Nave, Joseph E., and C. V. Bauer, Danville, Ky.
Neacy, Thomas J., Milwaukee, Wis. Saw-guide .
Neacy, Thomas J., Milwaukee, Wis. Gang-edger ,.
Neal, George W. B. , Hay t's Coiners, N. Y. Railway cross-tie
Neal, Jacob, Monlton, Iowa. Washing-machine
Neale, James, Bridgeport, Conn. Belt-fastener
Nebhuth, Edward F. W., St. Louis, Mo. Poultry-coop
Neblett, Charles, Cincinnati. Ohio. Insulator-supporting bracket for electric wires
Needham, Charles A., assignor to E. P. Needham &. Son, New York, N. Y. Clamp for
manipulating photographic plates
Needham, Chailes A., assignor to E. P. Needham & Son, New York, N. Y. Photographic-
printing frame
Needham, Charles A., assignor to E. P. Needham & Son, New York, N. Y. Photographic-
printing frame for vignetting
Needham, George E. (See Powers, Needham, and Hayes.)
Needham & Son, E. P. (See Needham, Charles A., assignor.)
TNeely, Thaddeus A., et al. (See Patterson, Robert I., assignor.) (Reissue.)
Neeper, Alexander M., Pittsburg, Pa. Electrical conductor for railways
Neer, Henry C, Park Ridge, N. J. Lock-bolt
Neer, Henry C, assignor of one-half to G. L. Furrow. Breckenridge, HI. Chum
Neff, Alliert H. (See Filer and Neflf.)
Neflf, Eli.iah, assignor of three-fourths to W. H. Green, C. C. Wolf, and J. B. Fulkinson,
Rochester, Ind . Pump
Netf, John, Jr., Pultney, N. Y, HiUside-pIow
Neff, Joseph B., Burlington. Iowa. Wheel
Neff, Joseph B.. assignor to Burlington Plow Company, Burlington, Iowa. Foot-lift for rid-
ing-cultivators
Nefi', Joseph B , assignor to Burlington Plow Company, Burlington, Iowa. Cultivator
Neible, AugustusP., assignorof one-half to C. W. Neible, Edinburg, Ind. Locking-washer
for iam-nuts
Neible, Charles W. (See Neible, Augu.stus P., assignor.)
Neider, Fred A., Augusta, Ky. Strap and buckle-loop
Neider, Fred A., Augusta, Ky. Buckle and loop -
Neifing, Julius, Dyer, Ind. Circuit-closer for telegraphic in.struments
Neighbor, Herliert B. (See Jackman, Neighbor, Stick, and Hablitzel.)
Neil, Charles H. (See Gardner, William, assignor.)
Neil. .Tames H. (See Fraley, Samuel P., assignor.)
Neil, Michael. (See Bissell, Frank H., assignor.)
Neil, Michael. (See Norris and Neil.)
Neil. Michael, et al. (See Tiffany, Albert R., assignor.)
Neill. Geome W,, Boston, Mass, Piano-forte-damrer action
Neill, GeorgeAV., Boston. Mass. Piano-damper a .tachmeut
Neill, George W., Boston, Mass. Piano-damper attacluuent
Neill, Thomas M. O. (See Jonson, Josiah, assignor.)
Neiman, Daniel S., Fargo, D.ak. Ter. Oil-fllter
Neitscb, Fred. T., Hallettsville, Tex. Well-cleaner
Neitzel, John F. W., Arago, Nebr. Seed-planter -
No.
298,112
300,791
300,625
300,626
300,627
300,628
300,629
300,630
295,668
293,497
304,229
309,083
291,762
296,995
300,110
299,249
300,724
304,950
295,792
306,944
304,746
309,732
309,310
303,396
303,877
.306,635
306,636
309,974
307,791
299,671
292,133
304,275
2n9,250
293,498
299,157 I
302,580
Date.
May 6
June 24
June 17
June 17
June 17
June 17
June 17
June 17
Mar. 25
Feb. 12
Aug, 26
Dec. 9
Jan. 8
Apr. 15
June 10
May 27
June 17
Sept. 9
Mar. 25
Oct. 21
Sept. 9
Dec. 23
Dec. 16
Aug. 12
Aug. 19
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
Dec. 30
Nov. 11
June 3
Jan. 15
Aug. 20
May 27
Feb. 12
May 27
July 29
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
297,154 Apr. 22
300,111
309,1.'56
294,259
291,. 528
291,529
291,530
305,953
306,094
293,066
June 10
Deo. 9
Feb. 26
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
Sept. 30
Oct. 7
Feb. 19
184
1672
1445
1448
1450
1452
1454
1456
1689
930
1740
681
937
1381
771
1613
1587
872
1848
1182
601
15.35
998
648
1257
783
783
1846
499
238
1394
1794
1614
931
1506
1945
1587
772
768
1916
650
651
652
2172
81
1123
49
457
C398
i399
399
400
(400
HOI
401
402
468
252
183
263
27
27
27
27
[27
27
27
26
20
28
29
26
381
207
463
435
236
514
;'313
I 314
164
417
263
177
348
207
207
496
I 138
59
390
490
464
252
432
535
437
207
207
525
184
185
185
603
20
313
27
27
27
27
28
26
^29
29
29
28
28
29
29
29
^29
27
26
28
27
26
27
28
27
27
29
26
26
20
26 ! 123
I
28 : 1244
29 i 16
26 I 654
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
209
Kanio, residence, itnd invention.
No.
Date.
Sfiiiithly
volume.
Oflirial
Gazette.
Ifel, Tlioiuas, rails, France. Lubricalor
Ne)lis, Aarou J., Pittsburg, Pa. Horse hay-foik.
Kellls,
Nelson,
Xelson,
Nelson
Nelson
Nelson
Nelson
Nelson
Nelson,
Nelson,
Nelson,
Nelson,
Homer C. (See Dennen, Gray, and Nellia.)
, Charles. (See Pilerini, Conrad, assignor.)
Charles. (See Rodeen, Charles F., assignor.)
Charles. (See Wittraann, Rudolf C., assignor)
Charles. East New York, N. Y. Water-proof wafer for torpedoes
, CJharles R., Waterville, Me. Crated can
(iornelious. Winfield, Kans., assignor to .4. R. Wilson. Washing-machine.
(I!ornelius H., Sheppardtowu, Miss. Skating-sail
, Halvar, et al. (See Mohany. Henrv W., assignor.)
Hans. (See Carliu, Nathaniel T. B., assignor.)
Hans, Waupaca, Wis. Potato-digger
Hanson S., Clear Lake, Iowa. Running-gear for wagons
Nelson, James S., Springfield, Ohio. Wash-bench and step-ladder
Nelson, James S., Springfield, Ohio. Hand-tiuck
Nelson, John H., South Lima, N. T. Illuminating device for frightening rats and mice - - .
>elson, John T. (See Akius and Nelson.)
Nelson, John T. (See Akins, Nelson, and Vernor.)
Nelson, John T. (See Furby, Jesse L , as.signor.)
Nelson, Lycurgus, Florence. Tenn. Well-drilling machine
?>'elson, N. W., et al. (See Stokoe, John W., assignor.)
Ne Isim, Nels, assignor to H. Howard, Providence, R. I. . Button or stud
Nekson, Nels, assignor to H. Howard. Providence, R. I. Button or stud
Nelson, Robert E., Sr., Cumberland County, Va. Pire-cscajpe
NeIson,RobertW.,assignorto American Press Association, (Jhicago, 111. Mounting stereo-
tvpe or electrotype plates
Nelson, William. (See Lemon, Isaac, assignor.)
Neracher. William, Cleveland, Ohio. Automatic fire-extinguisher
Nemey, Peter, Attleborough, Mass. Swivel for watch-chains
Nesbett, Frederick B. (See Leuchsenring, Robert, assignor.)
Nesbit, John A., Charlottesville, Ind. Convertible bridle and halter
Neshit, Watson M. (See Kennedy and Nesbit.)
Nesbitt, Robert H. T., Leavenworth. Kans. Prescription-file
Neschdauowsky, Sergius. Moscow, Russia. Projectile
Nettleton, Charles H. (See Hastings and Nettletou.)
Nettleton, Joseph F. (See Hammer and Nettleton.)
Netzly, Rnfus, Naperville, 111. Wagon and lifting jack
Neubert, Frank, Springfield, Mass. Badge
Neuhausen, Frank M., assignor of one-half to H. F. Linsel, Chicago, HI. Eock-candy box.
Neuert, Charles A., Boston, Mass. Machine for sharpening pencils
Neumann, Emilie. (See Leet, Allen N., assignor.)
Neumann, John, New York, N. Y. Ale-pump lever
Nenmeyer, Horace F., Macun^ie, Pa. Window-bead fastener
Neumiiller, Franz, J. P. Whedon, New York, and E. M. Perhdcs, Brooklyn, N. Y. Din-
ner-tray
Neutascher, Allise, Mendota. 111. Nut-lock
Nevel, WiUiain A., and G. W. Fisher, Will's Point, Tex. Churn-motor
Noveux, Charles G. E.. New York, N. Y. Yacuum-pump
Neville, James L., Winfield, Mo. Stump-extractor
Neville, Thomas E. (See McCauley, Patrick, assignor.)
Nevins, Samuel, Summit Hill, Pa. Coal-washing machine
Nevius, Frazier W., et al. (See Ferguson, Robert W., assignor.)
Nevius, Frazier W„ Decatur, 111, Tool for driving staples
Nevius. Frazier W., Decatur, HI. Horse-collar
New, Tobias. (See Russell, John C, assignor.)
New, Tobias. Brooklyn, N. Y. Stair-pad
New Brunswick Rubber Company. (See Carlisle, Alfred V. B.. assignor.)
New England Box Company. (See Hobbs, Clarence W., assignor.)
New Eugkand Patent Fire Escape Company. (See Fairbanks, Harlan, assignor.)
New Enterprise Edi;e Trimmer Company. (See Gilraan, Charles A., assignor.)
New Era Brewing Company. (See Frinjis, (Charles H., assignor.)
New Haven Car Trimming Company. (See Denver, James, assignor.)
New Haven (Jlock Company. (See Lane, Fred A., assignor.)
New Home Sewing Machine Company. (See Huntington. Thomas S., assignor.)
New Home Sewing Machine Compau.y. (See Thomas. Eddy T., assignor.)
New Home Sewing Machine Comimny. (See Thomas and Huntington, assignors.)
New Jersey Wire Cloth Company. (See Roebling and Orr, assignors.)
New York and Lew Jersey Ca,T Starter Company, (See Hewett, Leonard, and Shaw, as-
signors.)
New York Belting and Packing Company. (See Arms, George, assignor.)
New York Insulated Wire and Vulcanite Company. (See Smith, John J. C, assignor.)
New York Iron Rooting and Paint Company. (See Sagendorph, L. Lewis, assignor.)
New York Safety Steam Power Company. (See Da'-is, David P., assignor.)
Newacheck, Frank J., Green Spring, Ohio, Vehicle-seat lock
Newark Machine Company, (See Miller and Kailer, assignors.)
Newbery, James C.. J. L. Morley, and B. Cleveland, Melboui-ne, Victoria. Furnace for
reducing and .smelting ores
Newbold, .John D. (See McCarter, Samuel, assignor.)
Newbury, Henry F., Brooklyn, N. Y. Electric locking mechanism for safes and vaults - - -
Newbury, Heury F., Brooklyn, N. Y. Supporting the bolt-work of safes and vaults
Newbury, Henry F,, Brooklyn, N. Y. Time-lock
Newbury, Millard F., assignor to B. F. Eaton, Coxsackie, N. Y. Paper-holder
Newcomb, Evander B., Corydon, Iowa. Window and door button
Newcomb, Horatio C. (See Rockwood, William B., assignor.)
ifewcomb, Horatio C, assignor of one-half to W. E. RockVood, Indianiipolis, Ind, Pulley.
Newcomb. James E,, Rook Island, 111., assignor of one-half to F. M. Devore, Knoxville,
Iowa. Car -brake
Newcomb, Oscar S., Hesperia, Mich. Drag-saw
297,622
2'J8,769
299.837
303,539
305.324
302,517
297,285
305,468
29(),209
300,49(i
305,102
307,572
294,495
294,496
300,112
298,703
297,432
295,577
295,273
303,313
306,511
306,8.54
299,000
309.64 I
303,314
303,037
294,497
296,043
299,838
394,064
297,433
303,449
307,573
292,842
292,843
310,074
Newcomb, Samuel H., Port Williams, Nova Scotia, Canada. Hollow auger.
Newcomb, William, Johnsonville, N. T. Fire-arm
291,389
303,586
296,860
296,867
297,623
293,349
296,437
297,531
301,386
310,075
302.765
308,513
Apr. 29
May 20
Jnne 3
Aug. 12
Sept. 16
July 22
Apr. 22
Sept. 23
Apr. 1
June 17
Sept. 16
Nov. 4
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Jane 10
May 13
Apr. 22
Mar. 25
Mar. 18
Aug. 12
Oct. 14
Oct. 21
May 20
Dec. 23
Aug. 12
Aug. 5
Mar. 4
Apr. 1
June 3
Feb. 26
Apr. 22
Aug. 12
Nov. 4
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Dec. 30
Jan. 1
Aug. 12
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Apr. 29
Feb. 12
Apr. 8
Apr. 22
July 1
Dec. 30
July 29
Nov. 25
2198
1017
422
818
13.57
1852
1753
1548
381
1285
lOGl
206
198
199
773
933
1939
1576
1183
544
618
1070
1298
1427
545
199
200
180
423
1659
1940
707
207
78
80
1978
465
880
1225
1227
2200
751
2075
403
1979
2178
1433
600
;284
285
109
224
375
507
476
;42i
427
■ 108
353
290
58
55
56
208
259
529
436
327
149
163
283
370
380
150
55
56
52
109
458
529
194
59
21
22
531
131
242
342
343
600
200
189
566
HI
531
: .598
599
392
26
28
27
27
27
26
27
27
28
29
[28
29
437
734
1002
612
1081
360
347
1121
73
1178
1029
408
863
863
1075
711
382
1134
1054
560
121
216
787
987
560
492
863
37
1002
756
382
592
409
457
457
1108
83
622
246
246
437
579
136
407
75
1103
422
608
14 PAT
210
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alpliabcikal list of paientees — Coutinued.
Name, residence, and inTention.
Ifewcomb. William W., Biadfordsville, JKy. Tehicle-brake
Newell, Augustus, Chicago, 111. Veneer-press
NcTvell. Frank F., Chelsea, Mass. Apparatus for treating leather-stock with naphtha to
extract oils
Newell, George F., "West Newton, Mass. Machine for coreiing webbing for boot-straps. . .
Newell, George H., Woodsville, N. H. Operating storm-doors
Newell, George H., and F. H. Stiles, North Haven, Conn. Curry-comb
Newell, George M. (See Faison and Newell.)
Newell, Jame.'i S., Newton, and H. D. Stone, Boston, Mass. Roller-skate
Newell, Lewis T., Albany, N. Y. Automatic oven-shelf
Newell, Lewis T., Albany, N. T. Bale-band
Newell, Eosciiis C. (See Cheney, Jo.seph W., assignor.)
Newey, Thomas. Jr., Birmingham, county of Warwick, England. Auger
Newhall, Charles W., Jr. (See Aiken, Newhall, and Ellis.)
Newkirk, Abram, Cleveland, Ohio. Fence-lock
Newman, Emeline, et al. (See Newman, Nelson, assignor.)-
Newman, Isaac, New Haven, Conn. Corset ."
Newman, Jesse, Atlanta, 111. Washing-machine
Newman, John L., assignor of one-half to T. J. Eady, West Point, Ga. Kotary blower
Newman, Nelson, assignor to Advertising Alarm Sign Companj-, Springfield," HI. Hoop-
fast (
Newman, Nelson, assignor to AV. McCagne, J. N. Keece, and E. Newman, Springfield, HI.
Eail-chajr and fish-plate •-
Newsome, William. (See Milligan, .Joseph H., assigiior.)
Newson, William S., Manistee, Mich. Shingle-band
Newth, William H. D., Detroit, Mich. Locomotive asli-pan ,
Newth, William H. D., Detroit, Mich. Locomotive ash-pan -•
Newton, Charles, Council Blutfs. Iowa. Mauul'acture of enameled brick
Newton, Daniel A.. (See White, William A., assignor.)
Newton, David B. (See Wells and Newton.)
Newton, Earl C Batavia. 111. Lumber-measure
Newton, Edwin D., New Tork, N. Y. Portable apparatus for heating mineral water in
bottles or flasks
Newton, Edwin D., New Tork, N. Y. Thermo-reservoir
Newton, Edwin D., New York, N. Y. Multichambered bottle
Newton, Francis M., Belfast, county of Antrim, Ireland. Arc lamp
Newton, Francis M., Belfast, county of Antrim, Ireland. Electric-arc lamp
Newton, George, Sterling. 111. Harrow
Newton, Grorge. Havana, Cuba. Watch-key
Newton, Juhu, Clift'ord, Ind. Post-base
Newton, John, Clitl'urd. Ind. Fence
Newton, John F., Jr., Boston, Mass. Hat-tip
Newton, John E.. Carthage, 111. Seed-planter
Newton, Lewis W., assignor to Clinton Wire Cloth Company, Clinton, Mass. Wire-cloth
stretcher
Newton, Lewis W., assignor to Clinton Wire Cloth Company, Clinton, Mass. Metallic
lathing
Newton, Marvin. Knapp's Creek, N. T. Tool for, raising sucker-rods from wells ,
Newton, Obadiali G.. Trenton, Mo. Sash-holder
Newton, Owen E.. Fort Madison, Iowa. Seal-lock
Newton, Bohert, .Jer.seyville, HI. Tongue-latch for wheel-plows
Newton, William H., Chicago. HI. Process of and device for ventilating and trimming grain
Ney, Jacob, .as.signor to Ney Manufacturing Compauy, Canton, Ohio. Hay-fiirk
Ney, Jacob, assignor to Ney Manufacturing Company, Canton, Ohio. Hay-olevator
Ney Manufacturing Company. (See Ney, Jacob, assignor.)
Nial, Matthew. Troy, N. Y. 'Device for attaching the ribs and braces of umbrella- frames.
Niblick, Dewitt C, Chicasro, HI. Dumping-car .'".
Niboelius, Axel AY., Brooklyn, N. Y. Mash-boile"
Nichol, Jack.son A. (See Maxfleld. John, assignor.)
Nicholas, James, Hlogan, county of Cornwall, England. Apparatus for pulverizing sand,(
ores. &c I
Nicholas, John B. (See Scott, Roy B., assisnor.)
NichoUs, John. (See Townseud, William H., assignor.)
Nichols, Aaron S., Pullman, HI. Apparatus for drying lumber
Nichols. Benjamin F., Springfield, Mass. Machine for applying glue to top drawing-rolls
of spinning-machines "
Nichols & Co., Benton. (See Hohcnstein, Archie G.. assignor.)
Nichols, E. A., et al. (See Pugh, Jesse B., assignor.)
Nichols, Edward B. (See Kellogg, Charles, assignor.)
Nichols, Eugene C, Bangor, Me. Indicating-lock ,
Nichols, George E., Elmira, N. Y. Car-coupling
Nichols, George H., et al. (See Heneshoff, John B. F., assignor.)
Nichols, James B., Detroit, Mich. Flying target-ball
Nichols, John, assignor to D. L. Thompson, C. A. Perley, and G. Waite, Templcton, Mass.
Child's rocker ' ,
Nichols, John B., et al. (See Sanders, Theodore, assignor.)
Nichols, John G., Holton, Kans. Flexible shaft .'".
Nichols, Joseph H., Peoria, 111. Spectacle-frame
Nichols Manufacturing Company. (See Sharpneck, William S., assignor.)
Nichols, Shepard & Comp.iny. (See Hoag, Andrew J., assignor.)
Nichols, Thomas. (See Pickering and Nichols.)
Nichols, Thomas R., Lynn, Mass. Device for unwinding thread from spools or bobbins. . .
Nichols, William A., Philadelphia, Pa. Shirt-bo-'om protector
Nichols, William H., et al. (See Herreshoff, John B. F., assignor.)
Nicholson, Charles, New York, N. Y. Combined hand and footpower for sewing-machines.
Nicholson, Charles W., Assamoosick, Va. Peanut separating and assorting table ,
Nicholson, Charles W., Assamoosick, Va. Peanut-stripper : ,
Nicholson, Granville, assignor to J. L. Clark, New York, N. Y. Wire bale-tie
Nicholson, John A., Fayetteville, N. C. Steam or water cock
No.
302.861
300,725
300,497
307,674
304,545
307,i574
302.016
209,672
307,489
305,625
307,976
295,041
298,613
298,492
309,487
304,659
292,443
293,3.';0
303,6.=i9
299,571
307,676
299,251
299,252
299,2,53
.300,999
307,062
30-3,276
303,000
291,927
309.2-12
290.438
298,880
301,259
305,103
299,254
307.575
307,320
308,371
.301,513
.300,095
308,848
295,042
305,954
300,113
302,156
295,418
306,419
292,939
304,847
303,315
301,514
Date.
297,085
295,934
304,747
307,576 '
I
303,180 j
.301,067
308,690
295,419
300,792 I
July 29
June 17
June 17
Nov. 4
Sept.
Nov.
July 15
June 3
Nov. 4
Sept. 23
Nov. n
Mar. 11
May 13
May 13
Dec. 16
Sept. 2
Jan. 22
Feb. 12
Aug. 19
June 3
Nov. 4
May 27
May 27
May 27
June 24
Oct. 21
July 22
Aug. 19
Jan. 15
Dec. 16
Apr. 8
May 20
July 1
Sept. 16
May 27
Nov. 4
Oct. 28
Nov. 25
July 8
Oct. 7
Dec. 2
Mar. 11
Sept. 3'0
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Mar.
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Feb.
Sept.
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July
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Apr.
15
1
Sept.
Nov.
9
4
Aug.
5
June 24
Dec. 2
Mar. 18
June 24
2305
1588
1280
337
346
208
1205
239
95
1739
730
873
815
675
1210
482
1805
7.52
992
341
1615
1616
1617
1916
1342
1533
992
1154
895
686
1156
236
1061
1618
209
1709
1243
564
82
374
874
2172
774
1376
1360
505
205
727
546
566
1487
49
601
210
374
2005
143
1361
1673
633
436
353
; 90
91
! 92
95
59
332
59
25
484
200
239
229
190
328
134
503
200
271
22
92
464
464
4G4
C .527
} 528
C358
\ S.iO
423
272
322
237
189
324
63
290
465
59
457
340
1.54
20
97,98
239
603
208
.380
381
378
136
56
199
150
154
411
14
164
60
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5102
554
38
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458
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UNirED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphahct'ical list of patentees — Continued.
211
Date.
Nicholson, John R. (See Cox, Thomas, ass4snor.)
Nioholson, John R., et al. (See Murray, James, assignor.)
Nicholson, Joseph, Detroit, Midi. Chair-seat frame ,
Nicholson, Thomas, Hoole, county of Chester, England. Apparatus for coking and collect-
ing the resulting g ises and their products -
Nicholson, William H., et al. (See Herckner, Emil, assignor.)
Nicholson, "William H., et al. (See Tatum, C. Albert, assignor.)
Nicholson, William H., Mount Washingtoa, assignor of one-half to R. A. Shannon, Cedar
Point, Ohio. Churn
Nicholson, William T., Providence, R. I. Machine for fonning teeth upon tile-hlanks
Nicholson, William T., Providence, E. I. Machine for forming the teeth upon tile-hlanks.
Nickel, Adam. (See Wessell, Nickel, and Gross.)
Nickel, David, and C. Zattan. Morris, HI. Spring-hinge
Nickels, Thomas, assignor of one-half to P. H. Ketcham, East Saginaw, Mich. Binding
tool and chain ,
Nickerson, Fred A., et al. (See Munroe, Frederick M., assignor.)
Nickerson, Fred. A., assignor of two-thirds to C. M. Shedd and H. A. Chapin, Springfield,
Mass. Safety attachment for traveling-bags
Nickolds, Henry, Sr., Taunton, Mass. Spoon-bowl
Nicol, Cowlishaw & Co. (See Crisson, (Jeorge A., assignor.)
Nicolai, John V., Cincinnati, Ohio. Jamh-tile for grates
Nicolai, John V., Cincinnati, Ohio. Cement-pipe connection
Niebel, John W., Titiin, Ohio. Hammer for holding and driving tacks, &c
Niedringhaus, Frederick G., St. Louis, Mo. Attaching spouts to vessels of enameled sheet
Niedringhaus, William P., assignor to St. Louis, Stamping Company, St. Louis, Mo.
Enameled sheet-iron vessel
Nielsen, Bemt A. S. (See Larsen and Nielsen.)
Nielsen, Lars C, Copenhagen, Denmark. Lubricator
Niese, Henry E., and G. Dinkel, assignors to F. 0. Matthiesaen & Wiechers Sugar Refining
Company, Jersey City, N. J. Apparatus for cooling sugar
Niese, Henry E., and G. Dinkel, assignors to F. 0. Matthiessen & Wiechers Sugar Refining
Company, Jex-sey City, N. J. Apparatus for cooling sugar
Niese, Henry E., and G. Dinkel, assignors to F. 0. Maitlhiessen & Wiechers Sugar Refining
Company, Jersey City, N. J. Cooling and drying sugar
Niles, John O.. Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Trunk
Niles Tool Works. (See Gordon and Reiss, assignors.)
Niles Tool Works. (See Reiss, George T., assignor.)
Niles Tool Works. (See Reiss and See, assignors.)
Nine, William F., SuUey, Iowa. Car-coupling
Nioggemeier, Otto, Sharpsburg, assignor of one-half to G. A. Chalfant, Etna, Pa. Ma-
chine for rolling car- wheels
Nisbet, David F., Syracuse, N. Y. Steam-actuated valve
Nissen, Christian F. (See Nissen, John I. and C. F.)
Nissen & Co., C. i". fSee Nissen, John I. and C. F., assignors.)
Nissen, John I. and C. F. ; said C. F. Nissen as.signor to C. F. Nissen & Co., Salem, N. C.
Vehicle running-gear
Nitzsche, Caroline C. (See Dolton, George E., assignor.)
Nix, John D., Milwaukee, Wis. Grain-conveyer for harve.sters and binders
Nix. John D., Milwaukee, Wis. (Jrain-binder
Nixon, Abr.im H.. Dayton, Ohio. Atomizer
Nixon, Ezra A. (See Steed and Nixon.)
Nixon, Francis M., assignor of one-half to E. W. Shoesmith, Lena, HI. Mechanical move-
ment -
Nixon, Jane, assignor of one-half to V. Bell, New York, N. Y. Thread-moistening attach-
ment for sewing-machines
Nixon, Thomas L., New Tacoma, Wash. Ter. Surveyor's and engineer's transit
Near, Isaac, New York, N. Y. Necktie-clasp
Nobel, Alfred B., and G. Fehrenbach, Paris, France,
acid-
Manufacture of anhydrous sulphuric
Nobes, George, 27 Dudley Grove, Harrow Road, county of Middlesex, assignor to J. W.
Raimes, A caster, Malbis, England. Deodorizing and disinfecting apiiaratiis
Nobes, George, 27 Dudley Grove, Harrow Road, county of Middlesex, England. Stair-rod
fasten (
Noble, Ezekiel H. (See Davis, George W., assignor.)
Noble, George, Pittsburg, Pa. Dress-pillow
Noble, George H., assignor to Brown & Sharpo Manufacturing Company, Providence, R. I.
Hair-clipper
Noble, John H. (See Gissinger, Samuel, assignor.)
Noble, Lai-oy C. (See Campbell, Noble, and Howe.)
Noble, Oscar L. (See Stirckler, Jolm D , assignor.)
Noble, William H. (See Hubbard and Noble.)
Noe, Marsh, Davenport, Iowa. Hame-fastener
Nogar, Russell H., Dundee, Mich. Ditching-machine
Noggerath, Rudolph. (See Banmotte, Hermann, assignor.)
Nolan, John P., BaUinderry, Tuam, county of Galway, Ireland. Instrument for measur-
ing distances
Nolan, Michael. (See Smith, John S., assignor.)
Nol an, Michael, Rushville, Ind. Tile-machine
Nolan, Patrick, Hunnicutt, Tenn. Railway-track ga^e
Nolan, Patrick W., New York, N. Y., assignor to himself and C. BardweU, Lakewood,
N. J. Heating and ventilating apparatus
Nolau, Thomas, Brockton, Mass. Heel-burni'^hing machine
Nolen, Stephen A., Searcy, Ark. Saddle-stirrup.. ,
Noll. John L., Brooklyn, N. Y. Air-blower
Noone, Joseph F., Peterborough, N. H. Truss
Norbuvn, Charles A. (See Norburn, John and C. A.)
Norbuni, John, and C. A., Danville, Va. Plug- tobacco
Norrtemap. John H. D. (See Snioot, George W., assignor.)
Norden, Henry F. (See Talbott, Ezra W., assignor.)
Norden, PhUipp, Leipsic, Germany. Mutf
Nordenfelt, Thorston, Westminster, England. Haobine-gnn
307,676
308,514
298,770
290,439
300,114
297,946
302,277
292,940
305,839
305,756
.309,975
303,230
302,223
307,077
295,793
296,040
296,041
296,042
294,260
299,416
305,706
295,669
293,907
298,014
,307,577
306,707
299,085
296,770
293,667
307,677
310,147
294,327
304,951
293,499
299,839
291,390
296,599
305,626
300,278
297,435
297,434
307,134
295,129
303,878
291,391
301,914
293,769
298,493
Nov. 4
Nov. 25
May 20
Apr. 8
June 10
Apr. 29
July .22
Feb. 5
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Dec. 30
Aug. 5
July 15
Oct. 21
Mar. 25
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
Feb. 26
May 27
Sept. 23
Mar. 25
Feb. 19
May 13
Nov. 4
Oct. 21
May 20
Apr. 15
Feb. 19
Nov. 4
Dec. 30
Feb. 26
Sept. 9
Feb. 12
June 3
Jan. 1
Apr. 8
Sept. 23
June 10
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Oct. 28
Mar. 11
Aug. 19
Jan. 1
July 15
Feb. 19
May 13
Monthly
volume.
342
1434
1019
687
776
2599
1534
206
2033
1924
1847
437
1460
1370
1849
176
177
179
1917
1824
1836
1691
1451
816
211
962
1413
1101
1124
343
2070
2004
873
932
424
465
897
1740
1002
1944
1943
1467
986
1258
466
1082
1273
676
92
392
285
189
208
712
423
56
563
535
497
119
405
365
514
51
52
52
526
524
513
468
402
229
60
255
403
310
313
314
92
555
549
237
253
109
131
248
484
271
530
530
391
271
348
131
297
352
191
192
Ofllcial
Gazette.
27
433
668
7?4
136
1076
514
301
480
1218
1197
1082
536
282
272
1182
36
37
37
799
1176
1154
711
688
409
194
808
224
654
433
1125
815
989
612
1002
83
178
1158
1116
383
383
295
1006
699
84
212
680
662
212
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Aljjhahetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Montlily
volume.
tc
Official
Gazette.
Nordenfelt, Thorston, Westminster, England. Cartridge-magazine.
Nordenfelt, Tliorsten, "Westminster, England. Machine-gtm .
Nordin, Carl F. 0. , New York, N. Y. Holder for articles while being heated
Nordman, Josepli. (See Glickman, David, assignor.)
Niirdmann, Prosper. (See Lugriu. Henry A., assignor.)
Nurdyke & Marmon Company. (Sue Marmon and Warrington, assignors.)
Nordyke & Marmon Company. (See Marmon and Warrington, assignors.) (Eeissue)
N()r(l\ ke & Marmon Company. (See Wairington, Jesse, assignor.)
Norfolk Storage Company. (See Johnson, .Josee, assignor.)
Noi mal Lock Manufacturing Company. (See Woodrieh and Langbein, assignors.)
Norman, Cornelius A. (See Elli.s and Norman.)
Norman, Lawrence F., Boston, Mass. Manufactnie of boots and shoes
Norman, Lawrence F., Boston, Mass. Boot or shoe
Noi-mau, Lawrence F., Boston, Mass. Boot or shoe....
Normandin, Ben.iamin. San Francisco, C.nl. Brush
Noriiient. Eichard B., Ea.st Lake, Fla. Cull iv:i tor
Norrell, Hansford D., Richmond. Va. Reversible sectional lap-joint railway-rail
Ncirri.s, Albert N., Rushrille, Ind. Grain-drill
Noiris. Albert N., and H. D. Spangler, assignors to Norris & Brother, Rushville, Ind.
Socding-machine
Norris, Albion K., Houston, Tex., assignor to N. Morse, Boston, Mass. Belt-fastener
NoiTis & Brother. (See Norris and Spaiiglei-, assignors.)
Norris & Brother. (See Eiter, John L., assignor.)
Norys & Brother. (See Spangler, Harrison D., nssignor.)
Noriis & Brother. (See Spangler, Harry D., assignor.)
Norris, Daniel G.,2d. assignor to .J. Noriis, Glen's Falls, and G. E. Norris, Troy, N. Y.
Neckband-shaping device for bosom-boards
NoiTis, Daniel W. "(See Harker and Amann, assignors.)
Norris, Daniel W., Elgin. 111. "Vessel for i-nnfaining and tran.sporting liquids
Norris, Daniel W., Elgin. lU., and M. Neil, Dayton, Ohio; said Norris assignor to said Neil.
Screw-iack.
Gashem, Scott.sburg, Ind. Wire fence
George E., et al. (See Norris, Daniel G., 2d. assignor.)
George E., Troy, assig-nor of one-half to J. K. P. Pine, Lan.singburg, N. Y. Stay-
iece for garments - ."
George S., Baltimore, Md. Bottlp-.stopping device
, Heniy D., et al. (See Wilson. »SiLas H., assignor.)
, Henry L., Providence, R. I. Thill-tug
, Isaac T., et al. (See Ferguson, William J., assignor.)
. .J. Olney, et al. (See Ferguson, William J., assignor.)
Julia, et al. (See Norris, Daniel G., 2d, a.ssignor.)
Samuel, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Fire escape
Thomas B., et al. (See Jones, Thornton, assignor.)
Walter J., Scranton, Pa. Automatic air-compressor
American Petroleum Gas Company. (See Douglass, William H., assignor.)
George S., South Noiwalk, Conn. Photographic camera. (Reissue)
.lohn, Middletown, Conn. Spike
Norris,
Norris,
Nofris,
ing-]i
Norris,
Norris
Norris
Norris,
Norris
Norris,
Norris,
NoiTis,
Norris,
North
North,
North,
North, John, Middletown, Conn. Machine for making spikes
North, Leonard D., H. H. and F. W. Ingham, Chicago, 111. Burglar-alarm
North & Judd Manufacturing Company. (See Horiick and McManns, assignors.)
North Western Fertilizing Company. (See Eimplcn, Cornelius, assignor.)
Nortlx Western Manufacturing and Car Company. (See Brand, Robert, assignor.)
North Western Manufacturing and Car Company. (See Clarke, Willard A., assignor.)
NoTth, William C, Cleveland, Ohio. Oil- vapor-burning soldering-furnace
Northall, William H. (See Leet and Northall)
Northall, William H., assignor to C. S. Leet, Bridgeport, Conn. Sliding jaw- vise
JTorthalli William H., assignor to C. S. Leet, Bridgeport, Conn. Bench-vise
JTorthcutt, Edmond R., Columbus, Ohio. Harness-loop
.Northcutt, SalathielT., Brooks, Oreg. Car-coupling
N"orthey, George V. (See Parson and Northey.)
25'orthrop, Albert, Pittsburg, Pa. Metallic ceiling
Nortlirop, Albert. Pittsburg, Pa. Metallic ceiling
NTorthrop, James H., assignor of one-half to Hopedale Machine Company, Hopedale, Mass.
Stop-motion device for spooling-machines
Northrup, Byron E., Broadalbin, N. Y. Driving cuff and wristlet
INorthrup, Devillo W., "Utica, N. Y. Manufacturing felted mittens from woven or knitted
fabric.
Norilirup, Joel G., Marcellus. N. Y. Printing-machine
Northrup, William S. (See Polmateer, William A., as.signor.)
Nortliwestern Horse Nail Company. (See Cowles, Harley D., assignor.)
Norton Edwin, etaJ. (See Hodgson, John G, assignor.)
Norton, Edwin, eiaZ. (See Norton, SerenoE,, assignor.) -„, ^ , . , ~,
Norton. Edwin, assignor to himself and 0. W. Norton, Chicago, HI. Combined coflfee can-
ister and mill -■-■■4^- .^- -.-■■■■a;'. i,',"""V^" '-"l
Norton Edwin, assignor to himself and O. W. Norton, Chicago. 111. Pamt-can
Nortou' Edwin, assignor to himsdf and O. W. Norton, Chicago, 111. Paint-can
Korton'. Edwin, assignor to himself and 0. W. Norton, Chicago, HI. Water-supply appa-
298,494
303,879
309,402
292,503
299,840
300,001
308,427
299,935
294,743
293,062
ratus ,
Norton. Edwiiirand J. G. Hodgson, assignors to said Norton and 0. W. Norton, Chicago,)
111. Can ending and seaming machine -_-.-- ■ - - ■ - -- - - - - - ■ - -.- S
Norton. Edwin, and J. G. Hodgson, assignors to said Norton and 0. W. Norton, Chicago,^
111. bnublo-seaming machine .- - - ■ ■ - --.-•-•-: yW^'^T'V"
Norton, Edwin, and .1. G. Hodgson, assignors to said Edwm Norton and 0. W. Norton,
Chicago. 111. Soldering-machine - - - - - - --.•---■■■ "," •^- w -kt " " I" " "
Norton, Edwin, and J. G. Hodgson, assignors to said Edwin Norton and O. W. Nor(;on,
Chicago. 111. Can-ending machine .--.-.- -
Norton, Edwin, and J, G. Hodgson, assignors to said Edwm Norton and O. W. Norton,
Chicago, 111. Soldoriug-machine
294.328
307,490
295,130
297, .532
298,704
303,587
295,935
293,269
309,733
292,134
310,148
10,448
303,944
303,945
302,581
303,316
292,135
298,225
292.844
309,559
299,255
301,260
295,503
29,3,500
292,250
305,469
298,017
298,018
304,350
308,625
294,065
300,002
307,135
307,491
307,726
May 13
Aug. 19
Dec. 16
Jan. 29
June 3
June 10
Nov. 25
June 3
Mar. 4
Feb. 5
Feb. 26
Nov. 4
Mar. 11
Apr. 22
May 13
Aug. 12
Apr. 1
Feb. 12
Dec. 23
Jan. 15
Dec. 30
Feb. 5
Au,g. 19
Aug. 19
July 29
Aug. 12
Jan. 15
May 6
Feb. 5
Dec. 23
May 27
July 1
Mar. 18
Feb. 12
Jan. 22
Sept. 23
May 6
MaV 6
Sept. 2
Dec. 2
Feb. 26
June 10
Oct. 28
Nov. 4
Nov. 4
679
1259
1109
1880
424
627
1326
534
482
348
2005
96
987
2075
933
881
50
648
1535
1395
2071
1347
1348
1949
547
1396
345
81
1306
1G18
237
1467
932
1557
1549
71
72
52
1660
629
1468
98
404
C192
) 193
(3)8
049
( 350
(296
)297
.525
110
:i70
171
361
142
135
95
.550
25
271
566
2,i9
242
15
174
417
390
555
150
372
:373
374
535
150
391
91
22
354
465
64
405
253
436
427
18
18
28
15
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>28
S29
26
27
5 27
29
27
26
26
26
29
26
27
27
28
27
26
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26
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28
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28
26
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26
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27
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295
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Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
213
Name, residence, and invention.
Norton, Eliphalot C, assignor of one-lialf to A. "Wrate, H. List, and S. TVylde, Belvidere,
m. Havcarrier
Norton, lienry G., et al., agent. (See Bitter, 'William J., assignor.)
Norton, Janie'a A., assignor of two-thirds to F. J. Gary and P. J. King, "West Side, Iowa.
Cornlnislviiig macliine .-
Noitou, .Tames A., assignor of two-thirds to P. J". Gary and P. J. King, "West Side, Iowa.
Coruhuskiug machine
Norton, John B., Philadelphia, Pa. Belt-fastener
Norton, John B., Philadelphia, Pa. Belt-fastener
Norton, Junius S., Jr., et al. (See Meeker, George E., assignor.)
Norton, Lewis C. (See Blount, John G, assignor.)
Norton, Lewis C., and J. A. Sherman, Boston, Mass.; said Sherman assignor to said Nor-
ton. Automatically operating doors and gates »
Norton, Lyman, Hartford, N. Y. Potato-digger
Horton, Maggie L. (See Norton, Samiu4 C, .issignor.)
(See Klbbe, "William A., assignor.)
(See Norton, Edwin, assignor.)
(See Norton and Hodgson, assignors.)
J et al. (See Hodgson, .John 6., assignor.)
Norton^ Oliver "W., et al. (See Norton, Sereno E., assignor.)
Norton, Orin H., Peoria, 111. Fire-alarm-telegraph .system
Norton, Reuben C, assignor to "Union Foundry and Machine Company, Eockford, HI. Cul-
Norton, Martin A.
Norton, Oliver W.
Norton, Oliver "W.
Norton, Oliver "W.,
tivator .
Norton, Rowland S., Troy, N. T. Collar
Norton, Samuel C, assignor to M. L. Norton, Hinckley, Minn. Car-door lock
Norton, Sereno E., assignor to E. and 0. W. Norton, (Chicago, 111. Method of and die for
cutting out sheet-metal blanks
Norton. "William, Lynn, Mass. Manufacture of boots or shoes •-
Norwalk Lock Company. (See Taylor, Thomas, assignor.)
Norwich Lock Manufacturing Company. (See Appleton, Henry P., assignor.)
Norwood, George, Bridgeport, Conn. Manufacturing and storing ice
Norwood, George, Bridgeport, Conn.
Norwood, (jeorge, Bridgeport. Conn.
Norwood, Jesse "W., Greenville, S. C.
Norwood, Jesse W., Greenville, S. C. Dental-engine attachment .
Machine for forming spiings .
Machiiio foi' forming springs .
Dental plngger
Norwood, Joseph, Brooklvn. N. T. Screen
Noteman, Alouzo. (See Walter, David C. as-signor.)
Noteman, Alonzo, Toledo, Ohio. Lubricator
Nott, Gordon H., assignor, by mesne assignments, of one-fourth to J. H. Raymond, Chi-
cago, HI. Purifying baid water
Nourse, .James K. P., "West Med way, Mass, Corkscrew
Novelty Electric Company. (See Bacon, Murrav, assignor.)
Novelty Manufacturing Company. (See Peck, Henry S., assignor.)
Novy, Joseph M., and P. Henry, St. Louis, Mo. Bottle-wrapper
Nowell, T. S., et al. (See HTi,se, "Warren D., assignor.)
Nowell, Thomas S. (See Holland, Benjamin, Jr., assignor.)
Nowlan, Francis, London, England. Safety-paper for checks and other documents of value
Noyes, Ashbel A. , Steamboat Rock , Iowa. Hay-stacker
Noyes, George E,, "Washington, D. C. Brick-machine
Noyes, L. "W. (See Stark, Andrew, assignor.)
Noyes, La Verne "W., and A. Stark, Chicago, HI.; said Stark assignor to said Noyes. Add-
ing-machine
Noyes, Walter B., Saginaw, Mich. Curtain-fixture
Noyes, "Walter B., Detroit, assignor to Saginaw Manufacturing Company, Saginaw, Mich.
Spring curtain-roller .".
Nugent, Richard C, assignor of five-eighths to "W. J. Armstrong, T. T. "Wightman, J. Far-
rell, and J. G. "Wainwright, Pittsburg, Pa. Flanging-machine
Numan, Isaac "W., Canton, Ohio. Pump
Nnnamacker, By, De Soto, assignor to .J. R. Thomson, Earlham, Iowa. Corn-planter
Nunan, Edward, San Francisco, Cal. Copy-holder
Nungesser, Philip P., CWveland, Ohio. Electric-arc lamp
Nunu, EmmaG., Va.ssar, Mich. Heat-indicator for ovens
Nunnelley, Dudley, Keeue, Ky. Buggy-lop
Nunnelley, Dudley. Keeiie, Ky. Spring-support
Nusbaum, Henry P.. Mount Airy, Md. Thill attachment for harness
Nutt, Isaiah, New York, N. Y. Folding bed
Nntt, Joseph. (See Sherman and Nutt.)
Nutt, Joseph, assignor of one-half to "W. Beckerle & Co., Danbury, Conn. Machine for;
trimming the edge of hat-brims i
Nuttall, Joshua, Pitt.'iburg, Pa. Pipe-coupling
Nuttall, .Joshua, Pittsburg, Pa. Pipe-coupling
Nuttall, Joshua, assignor to himself and J. Rhodes, Pittsburg, Pa. Conplinsr-expander . ..
Nutting, Frederick J., Brooklyn, assignor to Truslow & Co., New York, N. Y. Cork-cut-
ting machine
Nutting, Thomas B., Morristown, N. J. Rotary cultivator
Nyce, James, Dectertown, N. J. Tire-upsetter. .,
Nye, Eugene F., e* nZ. (See Simmons, Benson, assignor.)
Nye, Fred E, and "W. E., and J. "W. Matthews, Monmouth, HI. Cartridge-shell creaser
Nye, Ralph W,, et al. (SeeOgbom, Harrison, as,sisnor.)
Nye, "William E. (See Nye and Matthews.)
Nystrom, John "W., Philadelphia, Pa. Electro-magnetic machine
Nyswonger, Eli.iah, Hanford, Cal. Locking-latch
Nyswonger, Elijah, Hanford, Cal, Combined lock and latch
O'Brien & Co., John. (See O'Brien, John, as.si,gnor.)
O'Brien, James, Minneapolis, Minn. Trace-buckle
O'Brien, John. (See "We.aver, Samuel J., assignor.)
O'Brien, John, assignor to J. O'Brien & Co., St, Louis, Mo. Flanging-machine
O'Brien, John A,, New York, N. Y. "Water-closet and trap
O'Brien. John J., et al. (See Burks, Jesse H., assisnor.)
O'Brien, John T., Philadelphia, Pa. Attachment for scaffolding
No.
309,157
307,136
308,691
292,173
300,793
292,845
305,627
304,351
292.674
312. 423
300,325
304,352
302,930
296,600
301.261
30,5.707
293,, 501
293,502
291,220
293,590
304,123
300,391
296,705
301,455
294,662
304,230
308,570
297,709
299,256
291,620
303,661
307,063
296,868
297,833
306,0.30
292,941
30,5,015
308,849
302,931
308,191
303,231
304,270
307,727
295,884
309,793
297,947
292,846
294,066
291,392
304,277
308,515
.309,3.53
Date.
Dec. 9
Oct. 28
Dec. 2
Jan. 22
June 24
Feb. 5
Sept. 23
Sept. 2
.Tan, 29
July 22
June 10
Sept. 2
Aug. 5
Apr. 8
July 1
Sept. 23
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
Jan. 1
Feb. 12
Aug. 20
June 17
Apr. 8
July
Mar.
Aug. 26
Nov. 25
Apr. 29
May 27
Jan. 8
Aug. 19
Oct. 21
Apr. 15
Apr. 29
Sept. 30
Feb. 5
Sept. 9
Dec. 2
Aug. 5
Nov. 18
Aug. 5
Aug. 26
Nov. 4
Mar. 25
Dec. 23
Apr. 29
Feb. 5
Monthly
volume.
769
1471
145
1444
1675
81
1744
87
2115
1728
1060
66
899
23^
1838
933
934
257
1033
1593
1154
1019
483
395
1740
1524
2322
1619
775
994
1344
1228
2461
2275
207
949
375
999
438
1795
405
1973
1617
2600
83
207
392
38
405
458
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485
29
588
474
287
29
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316
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630
57
259
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Feb. 26 1603
Jan. 1 467
Aug. 26 ; 1797
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Nov. 25 1436
Dec. 16 1051
304,353 I Sept. 2 I 90
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295,578 I Mar. 25 i 1577
119
490
112
546
439
713
23
459
131
490
392
280
29
436
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26
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>29
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296
726
283
1252
457
1158
831
406
338
1126
831
408
178
46
1176
612
613
47
630
28 I 766
27 I 11.5a
203
89
896
793
685
461
859
145
649
267
246
487
1205
480
1002
767
468
574
536
803
445
26 I 1203
29 1022
27 I 514
26
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29
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214
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Aljiliahetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
O'Brien, John T., Philadelpliia, Pa. Interior and exterior scaffolding
O'Brien, John T., Philadelphia, Pa. Sectional ladder
O'Brien, Timothj', Boston, Mass. Furnace-mouth - . .
O'Connell, John, Providence, K. I. Automatic alarm for friction-bearings .
O'Connor, Edward L., Cincinnati, Ohio. Artificial foot and shoe
O'Connor, John T. , and S. M. 'Williams, Bavenport, Iowa. Earth-sciaper
O'Connor, Lawrence, Lockport, N. T. Horse-collar
O'Connor, Matthew C., New Haven, Conn. Fire-escape
O'Connor, Michael, New Brunswick, N. J. Faucet-screw
O'Connor, Michael, New Brunswick, N. J. Sheet-metal screw-nozzle
O'Connor, Michael J., Louisville, Ky. Machine for channeling rock for grindstones, &c-
O'Connor, Patrick, Tallman, Mich. Shingle-sawing machine
O'Connor, Patrick J. . (See McCarthy, Daniel, assignor.)
O'Connor, Thomas, San Francisco, Cal. Saw-sharpening machine
O'Daniel, Josiah D., Flatonia, Tex. Cotton-press
O'Fallen, Michael, West Bridgewater, Mass. La.sting-.jack
O'Friel, James, Brooklyn, N. T. Fire-proof floor and ceiling for huildings
O'G-rady, James, assignor to himself and E. Famcll, Newton, Mass. "Weighing-scale.
O'Grady, Martin, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Railway-switch lock
O'FTara, Adam, assignor of one-half to H. N. Holt, New York, N. T. Metallic vessel..
O'Hara, Daniel, "Waltham, Mass. Watch-case pendant .
O'Hara, Daniel, Waltham, Mass.
O'Hara, Daniel, Waltham, Mass.
O'Hara, Daniel, Waltliam, Mass.
O'Hara, Daniel, Waltham, Mass.
O'Hara, Daniel, Waltham, Mass.
Watch-case
Pendant for watch-cases
Hinge for watch-cases
Watch-case
AVatch-case
O'Hara, Daniel, Waltham, assignor to Kobbins & Appleton, Boston, Mass.
O'Haver, E. Frank, Murphysboiough, 111. Wheel-plow
O'Haver, E. Frank, Murpliysborough, 111. Car-coupling
O'Lally, Patrick K., Boston, Mass. Shutter-fastener
Watch-case -
O'Lally, Patrick K., Boston, Mass. Hinge for awning-blinds
O'Leary, Arthur J. (See Moore and O'Leary.)
O'Mara, Micliael, Charleston, S. C. Pattern for car-axle boxes
O'Neil, Michaels., Rock Island, HI. Cutter-head
O'Neil, Samuel. (See Campbell, James S., assignor.)
O'Niel, Thomas, St. Jacobs, 111. Bag-holder
O'Neill, Bernard M., St. Louis, Mo. Roofing-slate fastening
O'Neill, Bernard M., St. Louis, Mo. Cement for chimneys, roofs, &c
O'Koill, Edward F., assignor to himself and I. D. Cady, Storm Lake, Iowa. Key-board at-
tacliment for musical instruments -
O'Reilly, Francis L. (See McNamee, Dennis, assignor.)
O'Shnu'ghnessy, James F., assignor to United States Cotton Seed Company, New York,
N. T. Treating cotton-seed '
O'Shanghnessy. James F., assignor to United States Cotton Seed Company, New York,
N. Y. Treating cotton-seed
O'Shea, William, Lincoln, Nebr. Perforated paper tablet
O'Sulliran, Cornelius J. and E. J., Chicago, HI. Fire-escape
O'SuUivan, Engene .1. (See O'Sulliran, CJonaelins J. and E. J.)
O'Snllivan, Michael J., and T. J. Houck, Baltimore, Md. Lightning-arrester
O'Sullivan, Michael J., assignor of three-fourths to J. F. Morrison, Baltimore, Md. Call-
box for district-telegraphs
Oakland G-lass Work.s. (See Wollard, Isaac B., assignor.)
Oakman, Samuel, Melrose, Mass. Basket-.splint macliine ,
Oakraan, Samuel, Melrose. Mass. Basket-splint macliine
Oakman, Samuel, Melrose, Mass. Mold for making glass insulators
Oaks, William A. C, assignor to Goodell Company, Antrim, N. H. Apple-parer ,
Oaks, William A. C., assignor to Goodell Comjiany, Antrim, N. H. Stand or frame for
suspension of swings and hammocks
Oates. Richard H.. Port Clinton, Pa. Puddling-furnace
. Obenchain, John T., Logansport, Ind. Grinding-mill
Obeuchain, John T., Logansport, Ind. Chop-grader
81)enchain, John T., Logansport, Ind. Gradual-reduction mill
her, Edwin R., Watei'bury, Vt. Piano-hammer '
Ober, William Y., Lynn, Mass. Machine for concaving l)Oot and shoe heel blanks
machine.
Ober, William Y., Lynn, and^T. M. Stevens, Boston, Mass. Seam-finishing
Oherraaver, Simon, et al. (See Toprailler, Bennard, assignor.)
Obcrt, Ely N., Cuba, N. Y. Fence-post
Obom, Benjamin, Marion, Ohio. Hay-elevator
Ochs, Ambrose. (See Robinson, John H., assignor.)
Ochse, Louis, Newark, N.J. Lock ,
Ocorr, Henry, Milwaukee, Wis. Stool or seat standard
Odell, .Tames R., et al. (See Slater, Warren G.. assignor.)
Odell, Sam, et al. (See Slater, Warren G., assignor.)
Odell. Udolpho H., Dayton, Ohio. Roller grinding-mill
Odom, James H. (See Gardner, Edwin T., assignor.)
Oeliler, Roman, Indianapolis, Ind. Watch-maker's pliers ,
Oehlmann, Emil, Berlin, Germany. Rotary engine
Oelsclileser, Anton, Boston, Mass. Bru.sh for cleaning chimneys ,
Oester, .John H., et al. (See Hill, Erwin D., assignor.)
Oettinger Brothers. (See Bailey, Clem, assignor.)
Ortill, Matbiass W., and W. P. Edmonds, assignors of one-third to G. F. Dickerman, Ashley,
111. Flnod-fence
Offutt, Thomas M., Springfield Ohio, assignor of one-third to C. A. Schuster. Regulator
for spring-motors
Ogborn, Harrison, Richmond, Ind. Roller-skate
Ogborn. Harrison, assignor to R. C. Ogboin, Richmond, and E. F. Porch. Spiceland, Ind.
Machine-belt bolder
No.
2n.'i,.'iT9
300.631
291,703
308,192
299,158
290,044
301,141
297,710
29,5,704
299,841
307,792
292,347
302,766
298.226
308.091
298,227
304,546
305,105
299,673
298,396
298,615
298,616
303,881
309,158
309,354
297,533
214.261
308,193
303,451
310,076
296,706
297,534
301,916
299,842
304,124
299,492
298,617
298,618
294,803
302,278
306,697
299,417
292,942
304,021
304.748
295,274
295,275
293,770
308,976
308,977
308,978
295.670
298,113
296,809
300.115
308,275
30.5,104
300,110
306,945
309,970
309,734
303,880
Date.
Mar. 25
June 17
Jan. 8
Nov. 18
May 27
Apr. 1
July 1
Apr. 29
Mar. 25
Jime 3
Nov. 11
Jan. 22
Jnly 29
May 6
Nov. 18
May 6
Sept. 2
Sept.
16
June
3
May
13
May-
13
May
13
Aug.
19
Dec.
9
Dec.
16
Apr.
22
l-'eb.
26
Nov.
18
Aug.
12
Dec.
30
Apr. 8
Apr. 22
Jnly 15
June 3
Aug. 26
May 27
May 13
May 13
Mar. 11
July 22
Oct. 14
May 27
Feb. 5
Aug. 26
Sept. 9
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Feb. 19
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
Mar. 25
May 6
Apr. 15
June 10
Nov. 18
Sept. 16
June 10
Oct. 21
Dec. 30
Dec. 23
Aug. 19
309,794 Dec. 23
306,345
303,450
Oct. 7
Aug. 12
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volume.
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1458
038
1006
1506
181
89
2323
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348
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1064
240
567
817
821
1263
771
1053
2078
1918
1007
711
1980
1019
2079
1084
426
1594
1910
822
823
567
1535
864
1825
208
1456
603
1184
1185
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f 290
\ 291
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230
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207
280
566
526
274
195
C531
) 532
286
567
297
110
304,749 , Sept. 9 i 603
550
156
424
228
524
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965
642
689
689
700
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911
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203
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766
912
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932
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480
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936
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1S84.
AJ])haheUcal list of patentees — Continued.
215
Name, lesiilence, and iuvention.
ORbom, Harrison, assignor to Jl. C. Ogborn and R. TT. Nye, Eiebniond, Ind. Culinary
vessel
Osborn. Rlioda C, et al. (See Osboi-n, Harrison, assignor.)
Osden, Floyd, Fisbervillo. Ky. \V:itcr.gate
0<;d('n, Mortimer C, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Eagle Lock Company, Terrj'sviUe, Conn.
Tnnik-lock .' "-
Oi'den, Robert, Mancbester, and R.J.Anderson, Liverpool, county of Lanca.ster, England.)
T,amp-extin2ni.sber \
Ogier, Jobn T. (See Cassill, "William, assignor.)
Oglesby, James W. and Z. "W., Kingston, Ga. Self-feeding cotton-cleaner and gin-feeder. .
Osle.sby, James "W. and Z "W., Kingston, Ga. Cotton-gin feeder
Olrlesby, Zenos TV. (See Oglesby, James AV. and Z. "W".)
Oliio Power and Ligbt Coniii.any. (Scp Lynn, Mirabeau N., assignor.)
Oliltinann. Max F. W.. Milwaukee. "Wis. Surgical case
Olilen, James. (See Krieger, Andrew, assignor.)
Olilorti, Anton, "Berlin, Germany, assiinor to Hyneman & Scbmidt, New York, N. Y. Toy.
Oblson, Uragnns. Cliicago. 111. Miicbine to protect cable-road slots
Obmen, "W. H. (See Siinmnns, Jobn P.. assignoi.)
<)liuu'n, AVilliam H. (See Sinmions, Jolin P.,'a.';sigTior.)
(ilirlein. Kaspar, New Canada, Minn. Potato-digger
Olci'V, .Joseph B. (See Kendrick and Okey.)
OM. .Tames. Allegheny. Pa. Gage-cock
OMiT, Charles S., and L. L. Deering, Independence, Iowa. "Wire-stretcher
Olilev.ihaw, John B., Baltimore, Md. Hot-air furnace
Olilfield, Edwin, et al. (See Raughtigan, Michael, assignor.)
Olilliam, AValter. (See Farquhar and Oldliam.)
Olilroyd, IMark. (See Lodge and Oldroyd.)
(lldroVd. Thomas, Tewksbury, assignor to W. C. Knight, Lowell, Mass. Koundabont
Olds, Allen. fSee Leach and Olds.)"
Olds. Charles "W., and E. L. Moran, Martinsville, Ind. Feeder for steam-boilers
Old.s, Henry H., et al. (See Crafts, Samuel P., assignor.)
Olds, Henry H., New Haven, Conn. Machine for rolling piecrust
Olds, Philo G., assignor of one-half to T. C. Bowen, Elyria, Ohio. Power-machine
Olin, Charles J., Piqua, Ohio. Pendulum foot-power
Olin, Fred H., et al. (See Stanton, Lafayette J., as.signor.)
Olin, William F., assignor to him.self and W. Deering, Chicago, HI. Harvester
Oliver, Addison, et al. (See Hix, Oliver P., assignor.)
Oliver Brothers & Phillips. (See Rosensteel, "William, assignor.)
Oliver Brothers & PhUlips. (See Rosensteel and Shallenberger, assignors.)
Oliver, Charles A., et al. (See Haltom, Samuel, assignor.)
Oliver, D. Franklin, Hnntsville, Mo. Hay-ricker
Oliver, D. Franklin. Hnntsville, Mo. Hay-stacker
Oliver, David B., Allegheny, Pa. Rolling-mill
Oliver, Doctor F., Huntsville, Mo. Shutter- worker
Oliver, Henry "W., Jr., et al. (See Clapp and Griffiths, assignors.) (Reissue.)
Oliver, Henry "W., Jr., et al. (See Schulze-Berge, Hermann, assignor.)
Oliver, Henry "W., Jr , Pittshuig, Pa. Device for operating tuyere-stoppers
Oliver, Henry "W., Jr., Pittsburg, Pa. Device for operating tuyere-stoppers. (Reissue). .-
Oliver, James B. (See Stubbe, John, assignor.)
Oliver, James B., Sewickley, Pa. "Wire-oiling device
Oliver, James C, Louisville, Ky. Buggy-top
Oliver & Roberts "Wire Company. (See (jarland and Becker, assignors.)
■Oliver, "Willard F., Lynn, assignor of one-half to M. Bray, Newton, Mass. Door-latch
Oliver, "William H. (See Warren and Oliver.)
Olmsted, Benjamin F., assignor to S. L. Olmsted, Grand Rapids, Mich. Cut-off valve
Olmsted Electric Light and Power Company. (See Olmsted. Joseph, assignor.)
Olmsted Falls Filter Co. (See Kidney, Edward W., assi2:nor.)
Olmsted, .Joseph, assignor to Olmsted Electric Light and Power Company, New York, N. Y.
.\larni for eli'ctric lamps
Olni.sted, Joseph, Brooklyn, N. Y., as.signor to Olmsted Electric Light and Power Com-)
pauy, of New "Tork. Dynamo-electric machine 5
Olmsted, Sarah L. (See Olmsted, Benjamin F., assignor.)
Otney, Omar, McPherson, Kans. Whilfietree
Olpberts. Wybrants G., Howrah, Bengal, India. Chair sleeper for railways
Olrii'k, Harry. (See Sch6nheyder, "William A. G., assignor.)
Olrii k. Harry, et al. (See Schiiuheyder, "William G., assignor.)
Ol.scn, AnnaL., Brooklyn, N. Y. Respirator
Olsi'u, Jacob. (See Quinan, Kirapfel, and Olsen.)
Olson. Olaf R., Indianapolis, Ind. Pulley
Olscu, Olaf R., Indianapolis, Ind. Pulley
Olsen, Olaf R., assignor to Indianapolis Machine and Bolt "Works, Indianapolis, Ind. Pul-
ley
No.
Olson, Andrew G., and J. McFarlane, Duluth, Minn. Attachment for squares for build-
ers' and joiners' use
Olson, Christian, Granite Falls, Jfinn. Draft-equalizer
Olson, Christopher H., Decatnr, HI. Screwdriver
Olson, (Christopher H.. Decatur, 111. Screw-driver
Olson, Holcom, Mariad.ibl, Kans. Horseshoe
Olson, Holcomb, Olesburg, Kans. Auger ..--
Olson, Holcomb, Ole.sburg, Kans. Yehicle-axle
Olson, Nils F. (See Lar.son and Hammarluiid. assignors.)
Ouderdonk, Jobn P., Pbilndelphia, Pa. Recoil mechanism for fire-arms
Onderdonk, .John P., Philadelphia, Pa. Pnper liag
Ouderdonk, John P., Pliilailclpbia, Pa. Paper bag
Onderdonk. Lansing, Pamrapo, N. J. Rntfling and gathering attachment for sewing-ma-
chines -
Oneal, Charles TV"., Henderson's Cross Rn.ids. Tenn. Back-baud hook
Oneale, "William T., etal. (See Ev aiis. Gei>rge ]{.. assi:;nor.)
Onov, Robert T.. e' al. (Sop Brown, "Mordeoai, assignnr. I
"Onirloy. diaries E.. and E. W. Sturtevant, Worcester. Mass. ; said Sturtevant assignor to
said Oiiglcy. Autiiniatu^ maoliine governed by electricity for controlling elevators
306,637
293,503
301,625
296,771
293,771
293,772
305,628
303,946
296,870
307,578
303,4.52
298,881
308,428
291,621
304,354
293.504
309,159
305,217
309,795
292,038
305,325
292,943
299,001
299,572
10,498
296,440
296,045
295,795
301,142
292,761
303,744
304,231
303,540
306,946
295,796
305,840
297,624
302,767
297,286
301,915
301!, 096
296,996 i
309,868
309,869 I
294,402
294.403 I
296,871
298.309
300,632
Date.
Oct. 14
Feb. 12
July 8
Apr. 15
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Sept. 23
Aug. 19
Apr. 15
Nov. 4
Aug. 12
May 20
Nov. 25
Jan. 8
Sept. 2
Feb. 12
Dec. 9
Sept. 16
Deo. 23
Jan. 15
Sept. 16
Feb. 5
May 20
June 3
July 15
Apr. 8
Apr. 1
Mar. 25
.July 1
Jan. 29
Aug. 19
Aug. 26
Aug. 12
Oct. 21
Mar. 25
Sept. 30
Apr. 29
July 29
A-pr. 22
July 15
Oct. 7
Apr. 15
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
Mar. 4
Mnr. 4
Apr. 15
May 6
June 17
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1210
1618
1281
1357
208
1299
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689
182
1851
90
2243
1088
1742
819
1187
1852
2033
2204
2181
1755
1083
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1717
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246
410
593
760
645
146
831
613
853
1055
1022
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1081
481
787
936
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430
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612
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
«
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutinued,
Kame, residence, and invention.
Pump-
Opp, Benjamin F., assignor of one-half to 0. H. and H. A. "Wriglit, Havana, 111.
motor
Oppenheimer, Isaac. (SeeXubin, David, assignor.;
Oppenheimer, James, Shenandoah, Iowa. Mortising-machine
Oppenheimer, James. Shenandoah, Iowa. Lathing apparatus
Oppenheimer, Louis K., assignor to S. Lindeman, Cincinnati, Ohio. Electric eye-shade
Oppy, John A., Hillahoroiigh. Colo. Device for damming ditches
Oram, John M., H. M. Sutton, and H. Garrett, Dallas, Tex. Telephone call-box
Oram, John S., and H. K. Dickernian, Cleveland, Ohio. Fire-escape
Oram, Zacbariah. Philadelphia, Pa. Ship's hull and propeller
Orcutt, Edward L., Somerville, Mass. Confectionerj--dropper
Orcutt, George "W., and J. A. Wood, Los Angeles, Cal. Windmill
Orcutt, William D., Boston, Mass. Carriage- wheel
Orcutt, William D., Boston, Mass. Wheel for heavj' wagons
Orcutt, William D., assignor of one-half to J. H. Busell, Boston, Mass.
cutter .
Kotary sole-edge
Ord, Edward O. C, TJ. S. Army. Cartridge-box
Ordway, Arilla D., Eeed City, Mich. Sash-fastener
Ordway, Ira J., Chicago, Dl. Method of and apparatus for heating and ventilating build-
Ordway, John M., Boston, Mass. Covering for steam-pipes
Oriental Tea Company. (See Allen, Erant A., assignor.)
Orm, John, Paducah, E!y. Machine for swaging saw-teeth
Oniie, DaTiiel and E. H., Oldham, county of Lancaster, England. Counter for mules
Orme. Francis H. (See Orme. Daniel and F. H.)
Ormsijy, J. Whitney, Milwaukee, Wis. Protecting unslaked lime during transportation.
Ormsby, William H., assignor of one-half to L. D. Hill, and G. A. Harper, Minneapolis,
Minn. Double-acting pump
Ormsby, William J., Cincinnati. Ohio. Loose-pulley lubricator
Oros, John .T., Chicago, HI. Cable tire-escape
Orpen, Henry, St. Louis, Mo. Type- writing machine
Orr, Charles A. (See Connett, Matthew F., assignor.)
Orr and Company, R. L. (See Ihsen, Henry, assignor.)
Orr, William, Jr. (See Poebling and Orr.)
Orr. William H, (See Grist, Benjamin W., assignor.)
Orrill, Don. (See Lockwood and Oixill.)
Orser, Levi, Mobile, Ala. Clock-pendulum
Orth, Louis, Pont-a-Mousson, France. Case for musical stringed instruments
Ortman, Barnim F.. Biitfalo, assignor of one-half to G. Urban, Jr., Cbeektowaga, N. Y.
Feed mechanism for roller-mills
Ortman, Barnim F., and FT. R. Taylor, Buffalo, N. T. Dust-collector
Orton, Benjamin F., New York, N. Y. Armature for dynamo-electric machines
Orton, Benjamin F., East Saginaw, Mich. Armature for dynamo-electric machines
Orton, Benjamin F., East Saginaw, Mich. Armature for dynamo-electric machines
Orton, OthoH., Madison, Wis. Hand-painting portraits, figures, and landscapes
Orts, Charles H., Silver (jreek, N. Y. Cmpper-coupling
Orvis, Ambrose C. (See Vowles, Joseph, assignor.)
Orvis, Orel D., New York, N. Y. Steam-generator
Orvis, Orel D., and N. B. Adams, New York, N. Y.
Orvis, Orel D., and N. B. Adams, New York, N. Y.
Orvis, Orland D., Chicago, 111. Injector
Street-sweeper
Grip attaclmEient for cable-railways .
Orwig, Thomas G. (See LaUy, James, assignor.)
Osborn, Adelbert E., assignor to Model Machine Company, Waco, Tex. Ratchet-wrench.
Osborn, Adelbert E., assignor to Model Machine Company, Waco, Tex. Oil-press mat . . .
Osborn, Adelbert E., assignor to Model Machine Comjiany, Waco, Tex. Oil-press mat . - .
Osborn, Ambrose A., San Francisco, Cal. Saw-mill set- works
Osborn, Bennet, el al. (See Paine, Henry M., assignor.)
Osborn, Charles B., Canandaigua, N. Y. Gage.
Osborn, Frederick G., Newark, N. J. Wrench
Osborn, G. Edward, and I. Hull, New Haven, Conn. Bronxing-pnd
Osborn, (3^eorge R., New York, N. Y. Suspending attachment for plaques, frames, &C-
Osborn, John H., Evansville, Ind. Shaft-coupling
Osborn, Martin. (See Cowles and Osborn.)
Osborn, Orrin, Gloversville, N. Y. Mason's and builder's scaffold
Osborn, Preston. (See Flint, Alvab S., assignor.)
Osborn, Sylvester, Davenport, Iowa. Cutter-head for wood-working machines
Osborn, S.ylvester W., Elmira, N. Y. Car-penter's combination-tool
Osborne, Andrew J., Erie, 111. Ditching-machine
Osborne cfc Cheesmau Company. (Seci Dnrand. David L., assignor.)
Osborne & Cheesmau Company. (See Kelly. Furgus, assignor.)
Osbonie <fe Cheesmau Company. (See Schellinger, George E., assignor.)
Osborne & Co. (See Shipley. Charles J., assignor.)
Osborne & Co.. D. M. (See Young, Calvin, assignor.)
Osborne, David M. (See Case. Henry J., assignor.)
Osborne, David M., Auburn, N. Y. Traction- wheel
Osborne, Duane, et al. (See Cornford, George W.. a.ssignor.) I
Osborne, EugOTie F., St. Paul, Minn. Pump-regulator ' 298,771
Osborne, Eugene F., St. Paul, Minn. Steam-trap i 300,003
Osborne, Henry F., New.irk, N. J. Hand-press I 294,802
Osborne, John H. (See Osliorne, AVilliam, assignor.) i
Osborne, John H., IJnion City, Ind. Neck-yoke center ! 304,660
Osborne, John AV". (See Forbes and Osboriie.) j
Osbonie, John W., Washington, D. C, assignor to W. H. Forbes, Boston, Mass. Color- |
printing press .■". 293,668
Osborne, John W , Washington, D. C, assignor to W. H. Forbes, Boston, Mass. Method '
of and apparatus for dampiug lithographic surfaces 299,002
No.
300,726
307,06.5
308,8,50
298,397
301,143
292,570
301,387
298.019
302,017
309,645
301,262
301,144
295,936
299.573
296,997
306,638
308,516
309,870
300,633
305,708
300,794
307.066
30,^.323
297,086
293.063
303,745
295,043
297.436
308,851
309,, 560
309.735
296.348
295,192
308,429
293,908
304,547
310,162
295,797
296,601
301,747
301,828
299,843
309.084
305.326
291.221
298,398
303,181
294,067
307,321
290,872
303,588
I^ate.
.June 17
Oct. 21
Dec. 2
May 13
July 1
Jan. 29
July 1
May 6
July 15
Dec. 23
July 1
July 1
Apr. 1
June 3
Apr. 15
Oct. 14
Nov. 25
Dec. 30
June 17
Sept. 23
June 24
Oct. 21
Nov. IS
Apr. 15
Feb. 5
Aug. 19
Mar. 11
Apr. 22
Dec. 2
Dec. 23
Dec. 23
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Mar. 18
Nov. 25
Feb. 19
Sept. 2
Dec. 30
Mar. 25
Apr. 8
July 8
July 8
June 3
Dec. 9
Sept. 16
Jan. 1
May 13
Aug. 5
Feb. 26
Oct. 28
Apr. 15
Aug. 12
May 20
June 10
Ifar. 11
Sept. 2
Feb. 19
May 20
Monthly
volume.
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1349
376
567
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1428
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1459
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1351
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349
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1540
5H0
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1452
349
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1853
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Jlphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
217
Name, residence, and invention.
Osborne, William, asaijinor of one-half to J. H. Osborne, Philadelphia. Pa. Knitting-ma-
chine
Osenbriick, Aiisriist. Hemelinfr n, Germany.- Compressing-pump for ammoniargas
Osenbriick.Johaiine.s A.. Hemelingen, near Bremen, Gemiany. Stuffing-box for ammonia^
compresaion-pntiips >
Osford, Joseph, Elk, assignor to himself and S. McLean, Worthington, Minn. Separating-
mill
No.
Osgood, Byron A., Wakefield, Masa. Cash and parcel carrier
Osgood, Byron A., Wakefield. Mass. Caah and parcel carrier
Osgood, Byron A. and E. P.. JBoston. Mass. Cash-car system
Osgood Dredsie Company. (See Osgood, Kalph R.. assignor.)
Osgood. E'lwin P. (See Osgood. Byron A. and E. P.)
Osgood, Edwin P.. Maiden, Mass. Rjiilway passenger-car
Osgood. Enoch. Washinirtoii. 1). C. Po.ot-ortice lioxT
Osgood, Enoch, Washington, D. C. Mail-baa fastening
Osgood, Irving, Ellsworth. Me. Station-indicator
Osgood, James M., Somerville. Mass. Cnrtain-tixture
Osgood, Ralph R., a-itsignor to Osgood Dredge Company, Albany, N. T. Dredge
Ossrood, Ralph R., assiirnor, by mesne assignments, to Osgood Dredge Company, Albany,
N. T. Excavator and dredger
Osmer, Friedrich, .assignor of one-third to M. Hopke, Brooklyn, N. T. Apparatus for tak-
ing off ammonia froni bone-black retorts ---.
Osmer, William H., St. Louis. Mo. Horse-collar pad
Ostertag, John, Jr., Chicago, 111. Turn-bridge gate
Ostrander. .Tames S , Richmond, Ind. Peed-regulator for lamps
OstTom, Freeland W. (See Carr and Ostrom.)
Ostrom, Freeland W. (Si-e Eames and Ostrom.)
Ostrom, Freeland W., assignor to Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company, Bridgeport,
Conn. Switch-cam and follower
Ostrom, Freeland W.. Troy, N. T., assignor to Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Com-i
pany, Bridgeport. Conn.' Button-hole sewing-machine '
Ostrom, Freeland W.. Troy, N. T.. assignor to Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Com-
pany, Bridgeport, Conn" Button-hole-cntting attachment for button-hole sewing-ma-
chines .
Ostrum, Henry P.. New Haven, Conn. Nail-feeder for nailing-machines
Otis, Anson M., York, Nebr. Chum
Otis. Charles (5-. (See Gibbs and Otis.)
Otis, Charles H.. assignor of one-half to A. E. Burke, Shelton, Conn. Button-fastener-
Otis, Frederic W., Ansonia, Conn. Sash-fastener
Otis, John D.. Peoria, Til. Bran-packer
Otis, John D.. and D. M. Maxwell, Peoria, HI. Siding-hook
Otis. Norton P., and R. C. Schmidt, Tonkers, N. Y. Valve-operating device
Otstot, John D., Springfield, Ohio. Coverer attachment for seeding-machines
Ott, William, Chicago, 111. Floor and window washer
Oft. William, Chicago. HI. Sofa-bedstead
Ottawa Glass Company. (See Zellers, Theodor A., assignor.)
Otterman. John W., Port Byron, and C. A. R. L. Ver Genius, Galesbnrg, HI.; said Ter
Genius assignor to said Otterman. Road grading and ditching machine
Otter.son, John H. (See Ottersnn. Thomas G. and .J. H.)
Otterson, Thomas G., Philadelphia, Pa., and J. H. Otterson, New York, N. Y. Cap or
cover for jars or cans
Otto, Edward C. F., Peokham, county of Surrey, England. Velocipede- wheel
Otto, Gustav, Jersey City, N. J., assignor to R. H. McCntcheon, New York, N. Y. Cap(
snle-machine j
Otto, Henry A. (See Conner and Otto.)
Otto, William H., Jr., New Haven. Mo. Burial-casket
Otto, William T., and J. H. Fox. Wheeling, W. Va. Glass-pot
Ondesluys. Louis, Baltimore. Md. Necktie
Oulehen, Michael. (See Kirk. Brayton. Wader, and Oulehen.)
Onry. Eugene. Cherbourg, France, assignor to M. L. A. De Briey. Art of and machine fori
making chains <
Onry, Granville H. (See Leede. Julius, assignor.)
Outiiwaite, Charles E.. Huron, Mich. Earth-scraper
Ontram. Frederick, Montreal. Quebec, Canada. Slidinsbed for machinery
Outten. Warren B.. and W. E. Jones, St. Louis. Mo. Railway-car ventilator
Over, Ewald. (Sec Cox, John A. M., assignor.)
Over, Ewald. (See Schuch. Samuel, assignor.)
Over. Ewald, Indianapolis. Ind. Post-driver
Overend. Andrew. Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to C. B. Cottrell, Stonington, Conn. Point-
ing and perforating apparatus for cylinder printing-presses
Overholt, Abraham. Waupun, Wis. Roller-skate
Overland Telephone Company of New Jersey. (See Smith, Eliphalet W., assignor.)
Overman, AU)ert H. (See Hadley and Overman.)
Overman Wheel Comnany. (Si'e Hadlev and Overman, assignors.)
Overton. Jeremy H.. Noiris. Mich. Stave-packing machine
Oviatt, Fred H ] et al. (See Hamilton, William M.. assignor.)
Oviatt. Solomon E., Lansing. Mich. Vehicle-spring ;
Owen, Charles H., Manchester, Conn. Necktie
Owen, Edward. Jackson. Teim. Adjustable trestle
Owen, Edward T., Madison, Wis. Locking device for closets, boxes, &c
Owen, George B., Winsted. Conn. Striking mechanism for clocks
Owen. Luther B.. assignor to himself, as trustee, and M. A.Wright, Cedai-town, Ga. Car-
coupling 308, 852 Dec. 2
Owen, Orville W. (See Krell. Emil F., assignor.)
Owen, Richard W.. Chicago, HI. Buckle 300,727 June 17
Owen, Robert 0.. Lynchburg, Va. Device for sharpening machine-knives 308,on2 Nov. 18
Owens, James, Clinton, Ind. Cutting attachment for plows 302,932 , Aug.
Owens. James W.. and 0. McClure, Washington, Mo. Smoking-pipe 309,796 Dec. 23
Owings, Romeo A. (See Shaw and 0 wings.)
Owings, Wilson S., Colliers Station. W. Va. Traction-engine -•-.. 291.075 Jan. 1
296,210
304,446
300,886
308.692
300,279
301.917
293,192
291,764
296.772
297,155
297.625
308.038
295,580
297,287
297.948
300.420
300,326
304,278
303,317
303,453
303.4.54
298.882
297,535
307,218
294.329
295.420
297,711
306.097
309,403
302,862
302,863
294,330
308. .571
309,355
299,936
305.402
298,772
302,352
308,324
308,372
293,591
304.848
299,086
303,947
301,515
299,493
Date.
297.834
306.768
300.887
298.114
294,262
Apr. 1
Sept. 2
Juno 24
Dec. 2
June 10
July 15
Feli. 5
Jan. 8
Apr. 15
Apr. 22
Apr. 29
Nov. 11
Mar. 25
Apr. 22
Apr.
Oct.
June 10
Ang. 26
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
May 20
Apr. 22
Oct. 28
Feb. 26
Mar. 18
Apr. 29
Oct. 7
Dec. 16
July 29
July 29
Feb. 26
Nov. 25
Dec. 16
June 3
Sept. 16
Mav 20
July 22
Nov. 18
Nov. 25
Feb. 12
Sept. 9
May 20
Aug. 19
July 8
May 27
Apr. 29
Oct. 21
June 24
May 6
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198
1790
146
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1085
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939
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2204
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506
1062
1798
548
713
718
1158
2080
1565
2006
1362
2324
83
1110
2306
2307
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1.527
1055
537
1440
1022
1640
1182
1244
1034
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1413
1353
566
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962
1791
188
1920
379
1590
877
69
1621
73
108
59
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\ 489
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271
298
142
263
311
437
601
220
437
477
713
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^287
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195
196
197
325
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419
550
378
632
21
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;fi33
634
634
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415
281
;i42
143
399
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760
408
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912
487
194
1274
562
800
768
1232
551
468
102?
IT
218
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, aDd invention.
Tabst, Conrad, Stettin, Germany. Galranic t)attery
Pace, James F., Arcadia. La. Shaft-support
Pace, .Teff. T>.. Arcadia, La. Combination-plow
Pace, Ricliard K., Liiieville, Ala. Ax
Pace, Kobert G., et al. (See Rhodes, Benjamin W., assignor.)
Pace, Robert G., and W. ,T. 'Wev, L.Tnchbnrg, Va. Combined door-plate and mail-rec-eiver.
Pacific Tucking and Mauufactuiing Company. (See Fisher and Hart, assijinors.)
Paci6c Tucking and Manufacturing Company. (See Fisber and Hart, assignors.) (Reissue.)
Pack, Armelder F.. and E. French. Emporia, Kans. Sulky-harrow
Pack, George E. (See Pack. William H., assignor.)
Pack, William H., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to G. E. Pack, Camden, N. J. Feed-bag for
horses
Packard, Frank S., Rockville, Conn. Axle-repairing tool •
Packard, Freil, Brockton, Mass. Boot or shoe
Packard, Fredrick. Brockton. Mass. Shoe
Packer, Harvey, Rock FalLs, HI. Portable borse-power
Packer, Harvey, Rock Falls, assignor to T. A. Gait and G. S. Tracy, Sterling, HI. Corn-'
sbeller "
Packer, Harvey, Rock Falls, assignor to T. A. Gait and G. S. Tracy, Sterling, HI. Corn-
sheller
Packer, .John F., Chicago. HI. Hub
Packer, William H.. Cleveland, Ohio. Oiler for journal-boxes
Pack wood, George H.. Tampa, Fla. Carving-fork guard
Paddack, (iharles E., Richmond. Ind. Fire-kindler mold
Paddock, Gustavns A., Beaver Dam, Wis. Harvester-reel ,
Paddock, Howard, and H. W. Miller. Albany, N. Y. Fire-escape
Paddock, Ira, Greeley, Kans. Weather-strip
Paddock, Lemuel. (See Rvker. Brice E., assignor.)
Paddock, William. (See Harvey and Paddock.)
Padgett, William B., Batesville, Ark. Combined lint-room and press
Page, Calvin S., Champaign, 111. Corn-planter and cbeck-row attachment
Pag6, Charles, and L. GouUioud, assignois of four-sixths to J. Dausereau. G. Sanderson,
S. Hatt, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, and G. W. Fellows, New York, N. Y. Car-axle lu-
bricator
Page, David S. (See Hausbeer and Meyenberg, assignors.)
Page, Dudley, Frederick, Md. Step-ladder
Page, George F., Baltimore, Md. Road-engine ■.
Page, Henry D. (See Burbank and Page.)
Page, Joel H., assignor of one-half to B. C. King, Philadelpbia, Pa. Indestructible com-
pound for coating wires for electrical purposes -
Page, Joel H., assignor of one-half to B. C. King, Philadelphia, Pa. Laying underground
electric wires
Page, John D., Sanders. Cal. Baling-press
Page, La Fayette W., Shreveport. La. Attachment for locomotives
Page, Louis, and L. Weber, Brooklyn, N. Y- Curtain-fixture
Page, Louis, and L. AYeber, Brooklyn, N. Y. Curtain-fixture
Page, Nathan C, Monkton, Vt. Pump
Page, Orange A. (See Bri.stol and Page.)
Page, Peter B., Lorain, Ohio. Straight- way valve
Page, William N., Goshen Bndge, Va. Heating apparatus for boilers -.. ,
Paget, Joseph T.. assignor to Peet Valve Company, Boston, Mass. Straigbtway-valve
Pagott, George W., Oxford, Ind. Speculum
Paige, Austin B., Chicago, HI. Amalgamator
Paige, Austin B., (jhicago, 111. Amalgamator
Paige, Austin B., Chicago, 111. Ore-grinder
Paige, Jeremiah A., Warner, N. H. Bos-machine
Paige, Jeremiah A., Warner, N. H. Grain-binder
Paige, William H , Cleveland, Ohio. Railway passenger-car
Paige, William H., Cleveland. Ohio. Car-roofing
Paige, William H., Cleveland. Ohio. Device for constructing metal car- wheels
Paine Benjamin F.. Chicago, 111. Book mark
Paine, George S., Wyandotte. Midi. Attacliment for corn-plaut<'rs.
Paine. Henry M., assignor to B. Osborn and H. W. Morehouse, Newark, N. J. Manufac-
turing illuiiiinating-gas -
Paini', .Tohn A.. Tarr\ town, N. Y. Sash-fastener
Paine. Lyman S., St. Louis. Mo. Poui try-coop :
Paine, Tracy L.. Milwaukee. Wis. Handle for dial-lock knobs
Paine, William H., Barnstable, Mass. Broom
Roller-grip for cable railways . -
Automatic connector and disconnector for grips of
Paine, William H. , Brooklyn, N. Y. Cable-railway appliance
Paine, WUliam H., Brooklyn, N. Y. Auxiliary switching apparatus for cable railways. - -
Paine, William H., Brooklyn, N. Y. Giipping and brake mechanism for cable railways. ,
Paine, William H., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Paine, William H., Brooklyn, N. Y.
cable railways - . . .
Painter, Edward, Easthampton , Mn ss. Fire-escape
Painter. John L., Bellevue, Oliio. Foot-power hammer
Pairpoint. Thomas .J.. New Binltoid. Ma-ss. Jeweled .spoon ,
Paisiey, George W., et al. (See Cunler, Augustus S.. nssismor.)
PiiUausch, Franz, Vienna, Austria Hungary. Hydraulic or pneumatic motor
Palmatier. John M.. New York, N. Y. Low-water detector for .steam-boilers
Palmenherg, Joseph R., New York, N. Y. Dummy for displaying clothing
P.almei', Aaron, Rochester, N. Y. Vaginal irrigator
Palmer, Augn.otus C. Utica, N. Y. Electro-magnetic aifcunciator
Palmer, Cassius C., Oakland. Cal. Ice-making and refrigerating machine
(See Pedrick, Knott H., assignor.)
(See Robson and Loughrey, assignors.)
New York, N. Y. Automatic and self-adjusting bearing for dj-namo-
No.
29.5,671
293.405
293.505
294,144
295,581
307,977
299,674
292,039
297,1,56
293.064
297,289
293,069
297.288
300, .392
304.548
309.3.56
293,773
303, If 2
300,498
292,040
304,849
291,393
307,322
292.041
296,998
297,626
Palmer, Charles D.
Palmer, Chailes D.
Palmer, Charles H.,
electric machines .
208.020
295,672
202.. 504
201.928
297.6-27
299,574
296.046
309.311
302,209
295.708
294,263
294,264
304.125
301,145
305.470
29l.r22
2"2.ru5
300. 174
.302,768
300,117
308,276
30.'3.nl7
299.844
29.5. .582
293,670
296,602
296,603
296,604
296,605
296,606
304,850
292,348
305,629
302,769
308,979
291,076
29.5.276
307,866
308,980
Date.
Mar. 25
Mav 13
Feb. 12
Feb. 26
Mar. 25
Nov. 11
June 3
Jan. 15
Apr. 22
Feb. 5
Apr. 22
Feb. 19
Apr. 22
June 17
Se])t. 2
Dec.
Feb.
Aug.
Juno
Jan.
Sept. 9
Jan. 1
Oct. 28
Jan . 1 5
Apr. 15
Apr. 29
Jlay 6
Mar. 25
■Jan. 29
Jan. 15
Apr. 29
June 3
Apr. 1
Dec. 16
July 15
Mar. 25
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Aug. 26
July 1
Sept. 23
Jan. 8
Jan. 29
Oct. 7
July 29
June 10
Nov. 18
Nov. 25
■Tune 3
Jl.ar. 25
Feb. 19
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Sept. 9
Jan. 22
Sept. 23
July
29
2183
Dec.
9
541
Jan.
1
74
Mar.
18
1186
Nov.
11
598
Dec.
9
543
304,232 Aug. 26
Monthly
volume.
1693
680
939
1775
1581
730
242
1283
1589
350
17.59
1128
1758
11.56
350
1056
1277
376
1287
1284
729
469
1711
1284
1384
2205
76
1695
1881
1155
2206
90
183
999
1443
1854
1922
1923
1595
94
1551
777
2116
193
2182
781
1116
1438
428
].5>1>
1129
901
902
904
905
907
731
1678
1746
469
193
2.55
487
437
200
60
359
437
96
478
C.314
)3I5
478
317
96
281
3.53
102
354
359
(200
^201
132
458
360
382
20
469
525
322
601
23
53
2K4
401
515
527
527
436
24
:427
428
218
588
51
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303
393
in
438
315
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) 250
( 250
5 251
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I 253 j
253
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467
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) 601
141
21
328
165
142
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Gazette.
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^
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26
11.54
27
663
26
614
26
774
26
1135
29
515
27
966
26
247
27
317
26
506
27
:i48
|26
655
27
348
27
11.53
28
881
29
912
26
681
28
.525
27
1178
26
247
^28
960
26
84
29
340
26
347
27
275
27
438
27
542
26
1154
26
369
26
223
27
438
27
937
27
38
29
900
28
279
26
1183
26
800
26
800
28
766
28
20
|28
26
1121
146
26
406
29
35
28
423
27
1077
2T
597
29
669
27
1003
26
11.35
26
655
^27
178
^27
179
|27
179
|27
180
27
180
28
961
26
322
28
1158
|98
29
423
804
26
17
26
10,54
29
488
29
805
28
793
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICB* 1884.
Alpliabetical list of jyalcnfccs — Continued.
219
Name, residence, anil invention.
No,
Date.
Montlily
voluiue.
p<
to
Official
Gazette.
Palmer, Charles T., Hew Brnnswiek, N. J. "White-lead pot
Palmer, Corydon B. (See "Wilder. Aretus A., iissiu;nor.)
Palmer, Daiiiel X., Portland, X. T. Scraper attachment for plow-wheels
Palmer, Frank L. (See Palmer, "William H., Jr., assignor.)
Palmer, Fr.ink L., New London, Conn. Meeliauical movement
Palmer, Frank L., Xew London, Conn. Mechanical movenieut
Palmer. Fiiink L., New London, Conn. Machine for sewing or quilting fabrics.
Palmer, Henry H., Kockford. 111. Milk-cooler
Palmer, Horatio "W. (See Hanson, Freeman, assignor.)
Palmer, Isaac E., Middletown, Conn. Process of and machine for starch-filling, cfcc
Palmer, Isaac E., Middletown, Conn. Safety-cleat
Palmer, Isaac H., Lodi. "Wis. Power-converter
Palmer, J. Forman, assignor to himself, J. Seymour, and S. "W. Palmer, Auburn, N. T.
Traction-engine
Palmer, J. Forman, assignor to himself, J. Seymour, and S. "W. Palmer, Auburn, N. T.
Traction-engine -
Palmer, J. Forman, assignor to himself, J. Seymour, and S. "W. Palmer, Auburn, N. Y.
Traction-engine
Palmer, .James M., Cambridge, Mass. Ventilating railway-cars
Palmer, John H., Philadelphia, Pa. Buttonhole attachment for sewing-machines
Palmer, John H., Philadelphia, Pa. Meeliauical movement
Palmer, John H., assignor to American Buttonhole, Overseaming and Sewing Machine
Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Button-hole sewing-machine - . -
Palmer, John H., assignor to American Buttonhole, Overseaming and Sewing Machine
Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Driving-pulley for sewing-machines
Palmer, John H., assignor to American Buttonhole, Overseaming and Sewing Machine
Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Sewing-machine
Palmer, JohnM., Chicago, assignorof one-half to "W. R.Dennis. CookConnty.Dl. Lathe-tool.
Palmer, John W.. assisnor to R. B. Palmer & Sons, Qiiincy, HI. Centrifugal machine
Palmer, Lucius C, Ballston Spa, N. T. Machine for forming scythes
Palmer, Melvin H. , St. Louis, Mo. Door-latch
Palmer, Merritt "W., Holland, Mich. "Windmill
Palmer, Merritt "W., Holland, Mich., assignor to himself and I. M. Tappen, Juniata, Nebr.
"Washing-machine
Palmer, Sidne.y "W., et al. (See Palmer, J. Forman, assignor.)
Palmer & Sons, R. B. (See Palmer, John "W., assignor.)
Palmer, "n^illiam B., Greenwich, N. Y. Sewing-machine
Palmer, "William B.., assignor of one-half to J. C. Haynes, Minneapolis, Minn. District-
telegraph signal-bos
Palmer, William H., Jr., Middletown, assignor to F. L. Palmer, New London, Conn. Ma-?
chine for sewing or quilting fabrics 5
Palmer. "William "W., Montague, Tex. "Well-bucket windlass
Palmerton. Allen H., Indianapolis, Ind. "Wrecking-frog
Palmiter, Frank M. , Faiibury , Nebr. Dental impression-cup
Pancoast, Ben.iamin F. (See Hart, Scott, and Pancoast.)
Tanton, John A., Qutncy. Mass. Leather-working machine
Paquelin, Claude A., and L. De Place, Paris, France. Veterinary cauterizer
Taradise, Norman J., Aurora. HI. Cock for air-brakes
Paraf-Javul. Eugfene, Paris, France. Removing vegetable fiber from wool
Parcelle, Albert L., Boston, Mass. Liquid-holder. -
Parent, Jean B.. Quebec, Quebec, Canada, assignor of one-half to H. "W. TUton, Boston,
Mass. Car-coupling
Parish, "William F., St. Paul, Minn. Circular-sawmill
Park, Anna E. (.See Cleland, Thomas, assignor.)
Park, David E. (See Aiken, Henry, assignor.)
Park, Hardy B., Dallas, Tex. Bellows attachment for barrels
Park, Harvey S., Henderson, Ky. Electro-magnetic car-brake ■. . .
Park, Harvey S., Henderson, Ky. Electro-magnetic car-brake
Park, Barvey S., Henderson, Ky. Electro-magnetic car-brake
Park, Hattie C, executrix:. (See Park, 'Webster.)
Park, James A., Lansing, Mich. Snap-hook
Park, James A., assignor of one-half to P. E. Park, Lansing, Mich. Bnckle
Park, James A., assignor of one-half to P. E. Park, Lansing. Mich. Harness-snap
Park, James A., assignor of one-half to P. E.Park, Lansing, Mich. Loop-buckle for harness.
Park, James A., assignor to P. E. Park, Lansing, Miidi. Buckle
309,977
305,327
304. .549
304,550
308,981
301,026
304.851
307.219
303,541
293,005
293,066
293.067
297.835
3il2.ni8
305,530
298,228
301,450
306.512
309.871
306.71i9
299.675
292.042
303,882
305,841
305,531
308,922
308,9,*2
298.883
298. 6 IT)
307,579
305.532
308.693
293,774
306.346
304,355
304,551
307,678
301.146
I 296,211
296,212
290,349
Park, James R., La Vergne, Tenn. Railway-signal
Park, John S., assignor of three-fourths to T. C. Basye and F. "Weil, Rockport. Tnd. Oiler. .
Park, John S.. assignor of three-fourths to F. "Weil, J. "W. Graham and T. C.Barye, Rock-
port, Ind. Spark-arrester
Park, Otis B. (See Park. Royal E., assignor.)
Park, Pnella E. (See Park, James A., assignor.)
Park, Richard P., Normanby Road, South Melbourne, Victoria. Rotary engine
Park. Royal E., assignor to himself and 0. B. Park, Sherman. N. T. Log-turner
Park, Webster, deceased: H. C. Park, Norwich. Conn., executrix. Combination stop-cock.
Park, "William, and .J. S. Parker. Fredonla. N. "Y". Washing-machine -.
Park, "William R., Taunton, assignor to Equitable "Water Meter Compan.y, Boston, Mass.
Piston water-meter .-
Park, "William R., Taunton, Mass., assignor to Hancock Inspirator Company, of Massachu-
setts. Injector '. . - .
Park, "William R., Taunton, assignor to Hancock Inspirator Company, Boston, Mass. In-
296.607
293.978
294.145
295,044
302,, 518
291.929
296,047
298,229
.jector.
Parker, Abi.jah S., Cincinnati, Ohio. Clamp-fastening for carriage-curtains
Parker, Abi,jah S., Cincinnati. Ohio. Securing caiTi:ige windnw-fi'ames to curtains
Parker. Beaumont, Highland, Kans.. assignor to L. C. Parkei', Youkers, N. Y. Gas-engine
Parker, (,'ai-mi M. (See Stiles. George A., assignor.)
Parker, Charles. (See Pratt, Samuel B., assignor.)
Parker Company, Charles. (See Chapman, Frank H., assignor.)
Parker Companv, Charles. (.See Chapman and "Wooding, assignors.)
Parker Company, Charles. (.See Griswold. Lewis F., assignor.)
Parker ('ompany, Charles. (See Parker and Griswold, assignors.)
Parker Company. Charles. (See Parker and Slater, assignors.)
Parker. Dexter W.. and L. F. Griswold; said Griswold assignor to C. Parker Company,?
Meriden, Conn. Extension-lamp )
310.077
307. ,580
301.748
299,159
293,506
297.836
298.884
292.571
298,021
308,572
297,157
Dec. 30
Sept. 16
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Deo. 9
.July 8
Sept. 9
Oct. 28
Aug. 12
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Apr. 29
July 15
Sept. 23
May 6
July 1
Oct. 14
Dec. 30
Oct. 21
June 3
Jan. 15
Aug. 19
Sept. 30
Sept. 23
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
May 20
May 13
Nov. 4
Sept. 23
Dec. 2
Feb. 19
Oct. 7
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Nov. 4
Jnly 1
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Feb. 19
Feb. 26
Mar. 11
July 22
Jan. 15
Apr. 1
May 6
Dec. 30
Nov. 4
July 8
Ma.y 27
Feb. 12
Apr. 29
May 20
Jan. 29
ilay 6
Nov. 25
1849
1360
351
353
544
718
732
1566
819
351
354
357
2463
1208
1625
349
484
619
1719
963
243
1286
1264
8034
1626
466
550
1160
824
214
1627
147
1278
408
92
357
344
96
384
385
581
909
1544
1776
876
1855
11.57
184
352
1982
215
807
1508
940
2464
1161
1981
79
1528
497
376
96
97,98
C142
I 143
197
201
419
225
96,97
97
97
675
333
449
92,93
130
163
465
255
60
360
351
563
449
124
; 143
I 144
325
230
61
450
39
354
110
30
98
93
24
109
109
162
253
425
487
240
507
508
322
53
94
532
61
236
433
256
675
326
5.=i2
21
416
28
27
27
27
27
26
26
26
1 28
26
27
27
29
29
28
27
26
27
27
26
27
29
1083
1082
882
882
805
138
961
313
612
500
507
507
487
236
1135
592
89
121
1059
194
966
248
700
1219
1135
791
807
760
689
410
1135
726
681
75
832
883
433
20
73
74
116
181
728
775
986
361
223
38
593
1109
410
166
837
614
487
761
384
542
686
Apr. 22
1590
<437 I
, i 438 I i
27
317
220
INDEX «0F PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
JTame, residence, and invention.
Parker, Dexter "W., and E. B. Slater, assignors to C. Parker Company, Meriden, Conn.
Lock -
Parker, Edwin V., Strafford, Vt. Book-holder and rest
Parker Electric Manufacturing Company. (See Kelly, .John ¥., as.signnr.)
Parker, Emery, New Britain, Conn., assignor to Nashua Lock Company, Nashua, N. H.
Lock
Parker, FredD., DenTer, Colo. Well-drill
Parker, George N. (See Huckins and Parker.)
Parker, Hiram, and J. T. Drummoud, Mount Pleasant, Iowa. Addressing-machine
Parker, James H., Milford, Mass. Instep-holder for lasting boots and shoes
Parker, James H., Milford, assignor to J. L. Parker, "Worcester, Mass. Machine for peb-
bling or embossing boot or shoe uppers
Parker, James H., Milford, assignor to J. L. Parker, Worcester, Mass. Machine for com-^
pressing heels of boots or shoes i
Parker, John L. (See Parker, James H., assignor.)
Parker, John P., Eipiey, Ohio. Eollower-screw for tobacco-presses
Parker, John S. (See Park and Parker.)
Parker, JosephN., Vineland, N. J. Portable frnit-drier
Parker, Joseph W., New York, N. T. Fastener for flexible materials
Parker, Josephua S., and W. M. Baker, Urbana, Ohio; said Parker assignor to said Baker.
Eeshipping packing-box
Parker, Knight K., Circleville, Ohio. Top-prop for vehicles
Parker, Lewis C. (See Parker, Beaumont, assignor.)
Parker, N. Augustus. (See Burt, Eansom K., assignor.)
Parker, Ilal/,em(mrt A., et at (See 'IVmiltuson, James, assignor.)
Parker, S. Oscar. Littleton, N. H. Glove
Parker, Samuel W., and H. Blackman, New York, N. Y. Disinfecting apparatus
Parker, Samuel \V., and H. Blackman, New York, N. Y. Apparatus for disinfecting baled
&c
Parker, AVashington L. , Chicago, Dl. Steam-cylinder lubricator
Parkes, John ¥., assignor of one-half to C. "W". Watkins, North Tonawanda, N. Y.
holder .
Tool-
Parkhnrst, Albert W. (See Parkhurst, Charles J. and A. W.)
Parkhurst, Charles J. and A. "W., North Adams, Mass. ; said A. W. Parkhurst assignor to
said Charles J. Parkhurst. Penduhini-level, plumb, and inclinometer
Parkhurst, Darius, assignor of one-half to G. H. Knight, St. Louis, Mo. Head-block for
saw-m ills '- ■
Parkhurst, Emily K. (See Parkhurst, Stephen E., assignor.)
Parkhur.st, Stephen R., assignor to E. K. Parkhurst, Montclair, N. J. Machine for open-
ing and cleaning wool -
Parkhurst, Stephen E., assignor to E. E. Parkhurst, Montclair, N. J. Machine for open-
ing and cleaning wool
Parkin, Henry. Albert Terrace Bow, and C. J. Keynolds, Downs Park Koad, Clapton,
county of Middlesex, England. Door-latch
Parkinson, Edward, assign'or of two-thuds to J. E. Walcott and E. I. Marcy, Providence,
E. L Bobbin- winder
Parkinson, George W., Newburg, N. Y. Hat-binding attachment for sewing-machines
Parkinson, Thomas -J., Pittsburg. Pa. Curtain-fixture -
Parkinson, William, Hamburg, Pa. Preparing old steel for reworking
Parkinson, William C, London, England. Revolving drum for gas-meters and low-press-
ure water-meters -
Parks, Charles K., Arkadelphia, Ark. Wagon-top
Parks, Edward H., Providence, E. I., assignor to Mansell Heel Machine Company. Heel-;
machine .
Parks, Franklin B., Chelsea, Mass. Folding lunch-box
Parks, Josc^ph L., Wau.seon, Ohio. Eru broidery -machine
Parks, Nathaniel, Deansville, andF. J. Callanen, TJtica, N. Y. Telephone
Parks, Warren, and S. M. Smith, Cassville, Mo. Wagon-brake
Parlin, William H., Canton, HI. Cultivator
Parmelee, Francis D., Hillsdale, Mich. Fire-escape - -
Parmelee, Henry S., assignor to Mathusbek Piano Manufacturing Company, New Haven,
Conn. Piano sounding-board -
Parmelee, .John W. (See De Guinon, Eichard V. F., assignor.)
Parmelee, William 6., Le Eoy, N. Y. Com and potato cultivator and hiller combined . . .
Parmelee, William L., Ansonia, Conn. Screw-driver
Parmenter, Isaac W. (See Ely, William F.. assignor.)
Parmenter, Isaac W., New York, N. Y. Mustache-spoon
Parmerlee, James C., Sedalia, Mo. Ball-trap -.
Parr, Joseph. (See McCollum and Parr.)
Parrish, Henry, Horace, Ga. Cultivator-plow
■Parrish, Marcus F., and S. J. Munn, assignors of one-third to C. W. Millard, Niles, Mich.
Train-signal
Parrish, S. Eugene. Lowell, Mich. Window-screen
Parrish, William H.. Salem, Oreg. Thrashing and cleaning machine
Parrott, Robert B., Indianolo, Iowa. Fire-escape -'
PaiTy, Charles T., and E. Longstreth, Philadelphia, Pa. Metal-shearing machine
Parry, David M., Eushville, Tnd. Auger-handle
Parry, Henry, assignor to Milwaukee Chair Company, Milwaukee, Wis. Tilting-chair. . -
Parshall, Charles H., assignor to Michigan Lubricator Company, Detroit, Mich. Lubri-
cator.
Parshall, Charles H., assignor to Michigan Lubricator Company, Detroit, Mich. Crank-
pin oiler
Parshall, Charles H,, assignor to Michigan Lubricator Company, Detroit, Mich. Lubri-
cator-
Parshall, Robert E., Westfleld, Pa. Horse-training apparatus -,
Parson, Henry E., and G. V. Northey, New York, N. Y., assignors, by mesne assignments,
to T. J. Powers, trustee. Desulphurizing-fumace
Parsons, A. Ingram, Jersey City, N. J. Eock-drilling machine .
Parsons, Benjamin F., Litchfield, Pa.
Parsons, Charles A. and E. C, and J.
cylinder rotary engine
Parsons, Foster E., Milwaukee, Wis.
Parsons, George W., Harrisburg, Pa.
No.
"303,183
294,498
300.393
295,045
296,773
291,077
292,572
300,280
304,552
300,118
307,867
295,046
306,277
293,068
306,421
309,488
294;068
291,531
296,608
296,999
302,669
309,978
300,499
299,845
298.399
296,048
301,147
Thill-coupling
H. Kitson, Leeds, county of York, England.
Four-
Combined household implement .
EaU way-switch
299,418
307,978
297,437
309,872
294,499
301,749
300,500
291,930
297,837
301,068
307,979
294,663
291,394
292,043
299,160
297,438
299,257
296,441
295,047
305,709
296,873
299,846
296,213
296,214
300,728
302,019
292,944
302,424
302,519
304,553
297,833
308,373
Date.
Aug. 5
Mar. 4
June 17
Mar. 11
Apr. 15
Jan. 1
Jan. 29
June 10
Sept. 2
June 10
Nov. 11
Mar. 11
Oct. 7
Feb. 5
Oct. 14
Dec. 16
Feb. 26
Jan. 8
Apr. 8
Apr. 15
July 29
Dec. 30
June 17
June 3
May 13
Apr. 1
July 1
May 27
Nov. 11
Apr. 22
Dec. 30
Mar. 4
July 8
•Tune 17
Jan. 15
Apr. 29
June 24
Nov. 11
Mar. 4
Jan. 1
Jan. 15
May 27
Apr. 22
May 27
Apr. 8
Mar. 11
Sept. 23
Apr. 15
June 3
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
June 17
July 15
Feb. 5
July 22
July 22
Sept. 2
Apr. 29
Nov. 25
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volume.
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200
1157
877
1105
75
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1004
358
781
599
878
319
359
507
1210
1666
653
909
1384
2066
1850
1290
429
569
185
97
1826
731
1946
1719
201
868
1290
1158
2466
2006
732
396
470
1287
1510
1950
lfi20
690
879
1840
12113
431
387
388
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1211
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1729
1856
359
2467
1245
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240
312
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185
254
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567
497
354
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200
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56
236
354
323
675
554
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110
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360
433
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\ .533
465
190
241
514
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110
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676
340
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941
757
124
181
275
402
1083
1179
1003
642
38
21
897
516
384
10.59
863
166
1179
223
488
1314
516
896
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248
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859
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986
1177
247
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74
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1232
237
481
333
361
883
488
629
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
221
Kame, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
llontlily
volume.
Official
Gazette.
p.
Parsons Hand Koct Drill Company. (See Borchardt, Hugo, assignor.)
Parsons, Henry F., Jersey City, N. J., and B. P. Bergh, New York, K. Y., assignors, by
mesne assignments, 1 o E. J. N. Stent. Roclf-drilling machine
Parsons, James K., La Porte, Ind. Jewellng-tool
Parsons, John A. H., Wheeling, "W. Va. Photographic-printing frame
Parsons, John H. (See Gay and Parsons.)
Parsons, Oscar F., Eureka. Iowa. Eire and water proof compound
Parsons, Richard C. (See Parsons and Kitson.)
Parsons, Kobert R., Jackson, Miss. Saw-mill set-works
Pai'sons, "Willi.am, (Cleveland. Ohio. Car-coupling
Parsons, Winslow R., Waterloo, Iowa. Hemstitching attachment for sewing-machines . ..
Partrick, Allied W., Washington, D. C, assignor to W. C. Eaton, Newark, N. J. Toy
mortar .
Partridge, Charles S. (See Pratt, Partridge, and Lloyd.)
Partridge. John H., Kansas City, Mo. Apparatus for use in drawing fermented liquids
from casks
Parviu, Enoch J. (See Worthington and Parvia.)
Parvin, Robert C, Mount Holly, N.J. Vehicle running-gear
Pa»chal, Sarah B. (See Call, John W., assignor.)
Paslield, John, Sedgley, county of Staiford, England. Treadle mechanism
Passmore, Levis, Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to American Grate Bar Company, Camden,
N.J. Grate
Passmore, Levis, assignor to S. and E. W. Moms, Philadelphia, Pa. Grate
Passosv, Otto, Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Petroleum-lamp burner
Pasture, Edward W. (See Hogan, William H., assignor'.)
Patch, Edgar L., Boston, Mass. Apparatus for pill-coating
Patch, Emory, Janesville, Wis. Beam-compasses
Patch, En d R., assignor of one-half to R. Proctor, Sutherland Falls, Vt. Machine for re-
ciprocating tools
Patch, John L. (See Wheeler and Patch.)
Patee, Theodoras H., Greencastle, Ind. Coupling for lightning-rods
Patee, Theodoras H., Greencastle, Ind. Portable lightnmg-rod machine
Patent Button Company. (See Ivins, Ellwood, as.signor.)
Patent Button CJompany. (See Porter, Thomas, assignor.)
Patent Nut and Bolt Company. (See Haseuclever, Friedrich A., assignor.)
Paterson, A., et al. (See (iare, Thomas, assignor.)
Paterson, James. (See Paterson. William and J.)
Paterson, W., et al. (See Gare, Thomas, a.ssignor.)
Paterson, William and J., Eureka Mills, Cal. Steam-plow
Pates, Thomas, assignor to Hapgood Plow Company, Alton, 111. Draft-equalizer
Pates, Tliomas, assignor to Hapgood Plow Company, Alton, 111. Listing-plow with plant-
ing attachment
Pates, Thomas, assignor to Hapgood Plow Company, Alton, 111. Cultivator
Pates, William S., assignor to Hapgood Plow Company, Alton, 111. Cultivator
Pates, William S.. assignor to Hapgood Plow Company, Alton, 111. Sulky-plow
Patrick, Andrew M., Brewton, Ala. Rice-hulling machine
Patrick, Armeua. (See Tousley. Miron G., assignor.)
Patrick, Horatio N., et al. (See Thurber, Milton R., assignor.)
Patrick, John N. H. (See Haight, Wood, and Winsor, assignors.)
Patrick, William W. (See Howard, Cyrus, as.signor.)
Patry, Edouard. Paris, assignor to Soci6t6 Patry, George et Compa.gnie, Puteaux, France.
Scouring and washing wool and other materials and apparatus for the purpose
Patt, J. H.. et al. (See Groves, Lerov S., assignor.)
Pattberg, Hilarius, Jersey City, N. J., assignor to Lewis, Pattberg & Bros., New York,
N. Y. Album-clasp
Pattee, LydiaE.. Smith Centre, Kans. Milk-catcher for nursing-women
Pattee, Solon. (See Smith, Alphonso B., assignor.)
Patten, Daniel, Calistoga, Cal. Hypotenuse calculator aud indicator
Patten, George, Washington, D. C. Metallic roofing-plate
Patten, John, New York, N. Y. Icc-macliine .
Patten, William H. (See Joseph, Thomas B., assignor.)
Patterson, Albert M., et al. (See Bailly, Anguste, assignor.)
Patterson, Charles G. (See Evans, Lemuel E., assignor.)
Patterson, Charles G., et al. (See Fletcher, Moore R., assignor.)
Patterson, Edward B.. Detroit, Mich. Pill-making device
Patterson, Jacob M., Woodbury, N. .T. Jar and bottle stopper fastener
Patterson, James, assignorof one-half to H. C. Wright, Brooklyn, N. Y. Railway-raillock .
Patterson, James G. (See Stephen. Joseph S., assignor.)
Patterson, John A. (See Lucas and Patterson.)
Patterson, John H., XT. S. Army. Intrenching-tool
Patterson, M. L. (See McArdie, Edward, assignor.)
Patterson, MaiieE., St. Louis, Mo. Tuning-peg for mu.sical instruments
Patterson, Melanctlion R. (See Addison, Joseph L., assignor.)
Patterson. Olof, New Boston, 111. Hand-power lifting and force pump
Patrerson, Robert I., assignor to J. Boyce and T. A. Neely, Muncie, Ind. CuiTy-comb.
(Reissue)
Patterson, William, San Francisco, Cal. Hiuge
Pattersim, William B., Secor, 111. Cultivator ,
Patteisou, William R., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Western Electric Company,
Chicago, 111. Aerial cable -
Patterson. William R., assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, 111. Terminal-box
for telegranh-cables
Patterson, William R., assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, HI. Telephone-ca-
ble terminal
Patterson, William R., assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, 111. Telegraph-
cable
309,160
292,076
309,736
300,729
296,442
300,004
304,447
300,634
309,,'561
297,439
292,573
301,263
309,979
307,793
309.243
306,278
297,839
297,290
297,291
308,923
298,773
301.148
308.094
295,937
309,489
300,335
309,312
306,947
296,609
293,069
296,610
301,457
Patterson, AVilliam R., assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, HI.
for drawing telegraph-cables into pipes
Apparatus
299,2.58
302,770
293,592
297,840
295,048
303,038
10.. 513
292,574
308,374
292,847
292,848
292,849
293,775
294,500
Dec. 9
Jan. 29
Dec. 23
June 17
Apr. 8
June 10
Sept. 2
June 17
Deo. 23
Apr. 22
Jan. 29
July 1
Dec. 30
Nov. 11
Deo. 16
Oct. 7
Apr. 29
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Dec. 9
May 20
July 1
Dec. 2
Apr. 1
Dec. 16
June 10
Deo. 16
Oct. 21
Apr. 8
Feb. 5
Apr. 8
July 1
May 27
July 29
Feb. 12
Apr. 29
Mar. 11
Aug. 5
Aug. 19
Jan. 29
Nov. 25
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
Mar. 4
774
2117
1542
1593
693
635
200
1400
1309
1951
1983
241
1851
502
896
320
2468
1701
1762
468
1023
97
149
53
1213
1077
1001
1187
911
300
912
4k4
1621
2184
1035
2469
881
199
1382
1985
1247
84
84
85
1280
202
208
589
419
190
173
59
403
355
533
553
65
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294
264
315
254
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601
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676
242
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553
341
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1233
137
1051
853
1210
966
385
384
47
1083
470
884
59
488
348
349
791
734
21
727
13
942
1129
901
239
181
508
181
8.W
423
630
489
987
492
720
385
630
458
458
458
681
863
222
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphahetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Patterson, "William E., assignor, by mesne assignments, to "Western Electric Company,
Chicago, 111. Telegraphic cable
Patterson, "William K., assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, HI. Joint for lead
pipes .
Patteison, "William K., assignor to "Western Electric Company, Chicago, III. Electric con-
ductor
Patterson, "William E., assignor to "Western Electric Company, Chicago, 111. Making tele-
graph-cables
Patterson, William R., assignor to "Western Electric Company, Chicago, 111. Ventilating
test-stations of underground cables
Patterson, William E., assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago,' HI. Electiic-light
conductor
Patterson, William E., assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, 111. Joint for lead
pipes .
Patterson, William W., Allegheny, Pa. Self-oiling sheave for pulley-blocks
Pattie, John W. (See Whipp, John W., assienor.)
Pattison, George H., Freeport, 111. Windmill
Pattison, John E., New Oileans, La. Cistern and tank cleaner
Pattison, John E., New Orleans, La. Device for removing sediment from the bottoms of
tanks, cisterns, &c
Pattison, John E., New Orleans, La. Device for removing sediment
Pattison, John E., New Orleans, La. Apparatus for removing sediment from tanks
Pattison. John E., New Orleans, La. Device for cleaning cisterns
Patton, George, St. Charles, Iowa. Agricultural boiler
Patton, John Bt. (See Eeed, Thomas "W., assignor.)
Patton, Joseph E., assignor to E. B. Wardin, Philadelphia, Pa. Sheet-metal box
Patton, Samuel, assignor to W . Deering, Chicago, 111. Corn-harvester
Patton, William P. , Harriaburg, Pa. Tag or label
Paugh. William H., Bloomingbur^Ohio. Car-coupling
Paul, Erauk A., South Wales, N. Y. Potato-digger
Paul, George D., Orange, assignor of one-half to A. E. Miller, East Orange, N. J. Brake
for children's carriages
Paul, .John, La Crosse, Wis. Liimlier-elevator
Paul , John, La Crosse, Wis. Lumber-elevator
Paul, Joseph, Londonville, Ohio. Clothes-line
Paul, William, et al. (See Chillingworth and KusseU, assignors.)
Paul, William, et al. (See Wood, Thomas J., assignor.)
Paul, William, and T. .T. Wood, Ansonia, assignors of one-third to F. Chillingworth, New
Haven. Conn. Compound wire
Paul, William, and T. J. Wood, Ansonia, assignors of one-third to E. ChilUugworth, New
Haven, Conn. Mold for casting compound bars
Paulding, Wiliiam H. (See Clarke, Paulding, and Eeinl.)
Paulding, William H. (See Denver, James, assignor.)
Paulus, Charles H., Irvington, N. J. Chamber-pTiil
Paulus, Jacob, assignor to himself, A. Hartniann, New York, and L. Eemshardt, Brook-
lyn, N. T. Faucet attachment to barrels
Pavyer, James G., St. Louis, Mo. Type-matrix holder and gage
Pavyer, .James G., St. Louis, Mo. Machine for dressing type-matrices
Pawtucket Hair Cloth Company. (See Greenhalgh and Wadsworth, assignors.)
Paxson, Charles H., Springfield, assignor of one-half to P. T. Coftield, New Carlisle, Ohio.
Lawn-mower
Paxson, Charles H., and P. T. ColBeld, assignors to Superior Manufactuiing Company,
New Cailisle, Ohio. Pump
Paxton, Charles B., Vicksburg, Miss. Freight-elevator
Paxton, David E. (See Paxton and Mahurin.)
Paxton, George B. (See Jesse and Paxton.)
Paxton, Samuel D. and D. E , and A. Mahurin, Ukiah, Cal. Sheep-shears
Payne, Daniel, Southside, Minn. Traction- wheel
Payne, David W.. and C. E. Williiims, assignors" to B. W. Payne & Sons, Corning, N. T.
Steam-governor or shifting eccentric
Payne, David W., and C. E. Williams, assignors to B. W. Payne & Sons, Corning, N. T.
(roveruor or sbiftins eccentric
Payne, David W., and C. E. AVilliams, Ebnira, assignors to B. W. Payne & Sons, Corning,
N. Y. Shitting eccentric ,
Payne, John E., Freedom, Ind. Drag-saw .
Payne, Martin, Troy, N. Y. Sulky .
Payne,
Payne,
Payne
Payne
Payne,
Payne,
Payne,
Newton W., East Boston, Mass. Apparatus for plugging and tapping barrels.
Eobert T., Warm Springs, Va. Car-coupling
& Sons. B. W. (See Payne and Williams, assignors.)
& Sons, B. "W. (See Williams, Charles E., assignor.)
Walter S., Titusville, Pa. Service-cock
Walter S., Titusville, Pa. Stop-cock clamp
Walters., Titusville, Pa. Eadiator-conneclion ■
Payne, Walter S., Titusville, Pa. Device for tapping mains
Payne, William E. (See Winn, Alby C, assignor.)
Payne, William E., Boston, Mass. Bracket for curtain-fixtures '..
Payne, William H., Janesville, Wis., assignor of one-fifth to C. F. Craver, A. Steele, andi
M. Austin, Grinnell, Iowa. Harvester-binder i
Peabody, Henry 0., Boston, Mass. Fertilizer-distributer
Peabody, Eoswell L., Waltham. Mass. Lathe
Peace Company, Harvey W. (See Peace, Harvey W., assignor.)
Peace, Harvey "W., assignor to H. W. Peace Company, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Peace, Henry A., Brooklyn, N. Y. Trowel '.
Peachey, James. (See Montross and West, assignors.)
Peacock, George, Selma, Ala. Lubricating device for wheels
Peacock, George, Selma, Ala. Hub for car- wheels
Peacock, Thomas, Auburn, and T. Wallis, Scipio, N. Y. Car-conpling -
Peacock, Thomas B., Topeka, Kans. Fire-escape
Saw
No.
296,774
300,005
306,513
309,244
309,245
309,246
309,247
304,448
308.375
302,353
307.323
307,324
307,325
307,326
299,003
305,710
304,852
205,799
308,277
298.022
293,351
300.119
302,771
304,952
309,509
309,737
293,770
297,000
303,542
306,855
293,507
305,9.=i5
307.980
302,3.'i4
302,020
294,069
294,070
294,071
297,841
307,679
297,440
307,581
292,349
300„"i0l
302,021
309,085
305,106
303,746
309,404
308,924
298,115
307,981
Date.
293,070
293,071
298,885
293,072
Apr. 15
June 10
Oct. 14
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Sept. 2
Nov. 25
July 22
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
May 20
Sept. 23
Sept. 9
Mar. 25
Nov. 18
May 6
Feb. 12
June 10
July 29
Sept. 9
Dec. 16
Deo. 23
Feb. 19
Apr. 15
Aug. 12
Oct. 21
Feb. 12
Sept. 30
Nov. 11
July 22
July 15
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Apr. 29
Nov. 4
Apr. 22
Nov. 4
.Tan. 22
.Tune 17
July 15
Dec. 9
Sept. 16
Aug. 19
Dec. 16
Dec. 9
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazttte.
May
Nov.
11
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Mav 20
Feb. 5
1107
636
620
899
900
901
202
1250
1640
1712
1713
1714
1715
1302
1841
734
1855
1117
79
7.53
783
2185
874
i2;i6
1542
1281
1385
820
1071
941
2174
733
1642
1211
1668
1669
1671
2470
345
1954
216
1679
1292
1212
683
1065
1091
1111
469
189
733
362
362
1164
364
312
173
163
238
238
238
239
60
341
450
458
458
459
459
371
515
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516
304
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200
210
601
237
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419
354
383
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256
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461
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
223
Name, residence, and invention.
Peak, Walter, Peakville, N. T. Saw
Pearce, Fiank T., assijznor to Peavce & HoaRlaiid, Providence, R. I. Watch-cliain charm
Pearce, George, Kiversilalp Road. Highbury Xew Park, Islington, county of Middlesex,
and E. Hughes, Anstey Road, CamberweU, cimnty of Surrey, England, assignors to S. D.
Tucker anil R. Hoe, Jr., New York, N. T. Mel hod of and apparatus lor dr\ ing matrices
for stereotype-i>lates ■
Pearce, George W., Philadelphia. Pa. Shade-holder for children's carriages
Pearce & Hoagland. (See Ho^gland, John, assignor.)
Pearce & Hoagland. (See Pearce. Prank T.. assignor.)
Pearce. Jacob A. (See Roth, Elias I)., as.'iismor.)
Pearce. Truman J.. Oakland, Cal. Fruit-drier
Peare, George R., Lynn, Mass. Child's cairiage
Peare, George R., Lynn. Mass. Wagon-lock
Pearson, Augustus W., Nyack, assignor to J. Cavanaugh, trustee, Brooklyn, N. Y. Last-i
ing-machine J
Pearson, Doyel, Memphis. Tenn. Hot-air fire-place '.
Pearson,
Pearson.
, Edward T., AVasli'ngton, D. C. Eile-holder and case
, Fred S. (See Taylor and Pearson.)
Pearson, James S., New York, N. Y. Apparatus for the mannfactflre of aerated and min-
eral waters
Pearson, Nels K., San Francisco, Cal. Tightening device for trunk-straps
Pearson, William A., Scranton, Pa. Balanced slide-valve
Pearsons. Galen "W., Kansas City, Mo. Pressure-regulating valve
Pearsons, Galen "W.. assigner of one-half to B. F. Jones, Kansas City, Mo.
amalgamating-niachine
Centrifugal
Pearsons, Harrison C, Ferrysburg, Mich. Screw-propeller
Peartiee, Peter, assignor to R. Johnston, Cohoes, N. Y. Friction-pulley
Peary, Robeit E.. Cape Elizabeth, Me. Sinking piles
Pease, Charles E., assignor to Buckeye Iron and Brass "Woiks, Dayton, Ohio. Liibjicator.
Pease Furnace Company, John F. (See Pease, John F., assignor.)
I'ease, John F., a^si^jnor to J. F. Pe.ise Furnace Company, Syracuse, N. Y. Steam-heater.
Peasc, Julius A., West Medford, and E. O. Hunt, Melrose, Mass. Making and [jreparing
paper -
Pease, Robert R.. Hartford. Conn. Automatic stop-motion
Peaslee, Charles R., Louisville, Ky. Oil-can
Peaslee, Charles R., Louisville, Ky. Combined bottling and shipping can
Peaslee, Horace W., Maiden Bridge, N. Y. Furnace
Peasley, Charles A., and I. F. Dodge, Gowen, Midi. Hay -rack
Poave.y, Andrew J., Somerville, assignor to himself and E. B. Buckingham, Brookline,
Mass. Screw-ttip
Peavey, Andrew J., Somerville, assignor to himself and E. B. Buckingham, Brookline,
Ma.ss. Sci'ew-cutter
P6chard, Jules E., Paris. France. Sewing-machine needle-clamp
Peck, Abel, et al. (See Stevenson, Robert, .assijrnoT )
Peck, Andrew, et al. (See Greenough and Boardman, assignors.)
Peck Bros. & Co. (See Peck. John M.. assignor.)
Peck, Caid H. (See Peck, George S.. Jr., and C. H.)
Peck, Charles, a.^signor to himself and C. H. Kirkham. Chicago, 111. Street pavement
Peck, Ch.arles C. aiid W. H. Chapman. Middlcbury. Vt., assignors to Chapman Electric
Motor Company, of New York. Electric motor
Peck, Chai-les S., assignor of one-half to J. H. Fanton, Danbnry, CoTin. Chuck for hat-
blocki
Peck, Daniel B., Jackson, Mich. Chum
Peck, Don C, et nl. (See Vandercook. Frank E., assignor.)
Peck, Don C, and F. L. Gaylord. Ansouia. Conn. Mirror-pivot
Peck, Edward W., et al. (See Sabin, Alvah H., assignor.)
Peck. Eugene H., Greenville, assignor of one-half to R. Morrell, Summit, N. J. Machinei
for making and aBixing tags to plug-tobacco ;
Peck, George S., Jr., and C. H., Athens, Pa. Mowing-machine '.
Peck, Henry L., Newark, Ohio. Car-coupling
Peck, Henry S., Westtield, N. Y., assignor to Novelty Manufacturing Company, (limited,)
Miles Grove, Pa. Suspended ad.iustable chair and 'seat '
Peck, John M., assignor to Peck Bros. & Co.. New Haven, Conn. Basin-faucet
Peck, Mason S., Pawtucket, R. I. Velocipede ,
Peck, Obed, Rowe, Mass. Breast-drill
Peck, Palmer D.. Colesburg, Iowa. Thill-coupling
Peck. Stow & Wilcox Company. (See Reising. Caspar, as.sig-nor.)
Peck, Stow & Wilcox Company. (See Shepard, Amos, assignor.)
Peck, Stow & Wilcox Company. (See Whitney, Pardon A., assignor.)
Peck, T. S.. et al. (See Sabin. 'Alvah H., assignor.)
Peck. TLmothv S., (Hiicago, III. Device for converting motion
Peck, Wilbur H., Chicago. 111. Petroleum-vapor burner
Peck, William A., Rowe, Mass. Auger-handle
Peckham. Edgar, as.signor of one-half to J. M. Ward. Syracuse, N. Y. Tubular axle
Peckham, Frank, TJtica, N. Y. Composite mica .sheet
Peckham, Peter W., and S. D. Cooper, New York, N. Y. ; said Cooper assignor to said
Peckham. Bill- file
Peckinpugh. Sebastian S.. and G. J. White, Big Rapids, Mich., assignors to said White.
Photogiaphic-plate holder and case
Pecor, Alfred C, Baltimore, Md. Refrigerating dish-cover
Pedder, John, Pittsburg, Pa. Manufacture of combined metal plates
Redder, John, Pittsburg. Pa. Compound ingot
Pedder, John, Pittsburg, Pa. Mold for casting ingots
Peddycord, William F. (See Volkmann and Peddycord.)
Pediick & Ayer. (See Pedrick, Daniel W., assignor.)
Pedrick, Daniel W., assignor to Pedrick & Ayer, Philadelphia, Pa. Machine for turning
wrist-pins
Pednck, Knott H., Lynn, as.signor of one-half to C. D. Palmer, Lowell, Mass. Envelope.,
Pedrick, Knott H., Lynn, assignor of one-half to C. D. Palmer, Lowell, Mass. Envelope..!
No.
28n.8P6
298.705
2!16,049
301,918
293,073
202.174
292,175
292,575
301,2fi4
296,611
301,919
303,039
299,004
297,441
307,982
293,777
305,842
299,419
296,215
308,039
305,219
300.120
294,072
298.023
300,635
297,842
295,421
295,422
299,847
305,328
309,562
306,856
304,022
209,005
306,948
309,563
301,750
296,775
302.022
304,023
295,193
297,442
307.868
308.573
309.313
302,864
305,956
302,933
296,443
293,074
300,730
307,582
307,583
308,925
304.661
304,662
Date.
May 20
May 13
Apr. 1
July 15
Feb. 5
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
Jan. 29
July 1
Apr. ,8
July 15
Aug. 5
May 20
Apr. 22
Nov. 11
Feb. 19
Sept. 30
May 27
Apr. 1
Nov. 11
Sept. 16
Juno 10
Feb. 26
May 6
Julie 17
Apr. 29
Mar. 18
"Mar. 18
.June 3
Sept. 16
Dec. 23
Oct. 21
Aug. 26
May 20
Oct. 21
Dec. 23
July 8
Apr. 15
July 15
Aug. 26
Mar. 18
Apr. 22
Nov. 11
Nov. 25
Dec. 16
Julv 29
Sept. 30
Aug. 5
Apr. 8
Feb. 5
June 17
Nov. 4
Nov. 4
Dec. 9
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Monthly
volume.
1166
935
186
1086
364
1444
1446
1985
242
913
1086
200
1303
1955
734
1282
2035
1827
389
813
1217
784
1673
80
1461
2471
1363
1364
432
1361
1310
1073
14.57
1305
1188
1314
869
1108
1213
1458
1077
1956
600
1530
1003
2308
2176
69
694
367
1593
217
219
469
485
485
P
326
259
54
298
99
405
406
553
554
65
C 254
^255
5 553
i 554
C298
I 299
56
C371
)372
534
201
(3.54
J 355
564
525
110
221
210
461
21. 22
403
677
378
379
112
377
355
284
402
372
C316
)317
356
236
312
334
402
(296
^297
534
165
416
264
634
004
21
191
I 99
I 100
'437
62
62
125
134
134
Official
Gazette.
29
■ 28
29
29
29
28
28
28
27
1 26
27
29
29
761
711
39
213
509
283
283
385
47
181
213
492
788
385
516
681
1219
897
75
532
1056
1077
758
542
1210
489
1089
1089
1004
1062
966
217
740
788
239
967
166
225
237
740
1034
385
489
687
901
445
1245
468
137
509
1233
411
411
791
907
907
224
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alpliahetical list of patentees — Continned.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
p.
03
Official
Ga/.ette.
Peebles, Francis A., HincVley, Ohio. Fann-gate
Peek, George W.. Nen' York, N. T. Lid-raising attachment for pianos
Peel, James N. (See Waterous and Peel.)
Peel, Lawson G.. Hazlehiirst, Miss. Wagon-brake
Peer, John A.. Grass Valley, Cal., assignor of one-half to J". J. Berger, Brooklyn, N. T.
Eotai-y meter
Peet Valve Company. (See Paget. .Joseph T., assignor.)
PeSey, Peter J.. Boise City. Idaho Ter. Saddle-girth
Pegps, Henry. "Windham, Ohio. Combined potato scoop and riddle
Pegram, Howard L., Siimmerset, Iowa. Car brake and coupling
Pegram, Thomas H. and J. H. Kester,'Winston, N. C; said Kester assignor to said Pegram.
Car-coupling
Pegram, William M., Baltimore, Md. Scarf or tie holder
Peirce, Amos T.. Fairhaven. Mass. Car-truck
Peirsol. George W., Parkersburg, W. Va. Combined corn-planter, potato-planter, potato-
digger, and cultivator
Peitor, Theodore, New York, N. Y. Incrusting in relief on precious stones
Pelbani, Charles, et al. (See Cabell, Samuel G., assignor.)
Pelissier. Charles, assignor of one-half to G. H. Emery, Concord, N. H. Machine for form-
ing and stamping loops
Pell, Henry W. (See Wilson, George T., assignor.)
Pell, Henry W., Pome, N. Y. Side spring for vehicles
Pell, Heurv W., Pome. N. Y. Sp'ing-coupling for vehicles
Pell, Walter. Sionx Falls. Dak. Ter. Folding table
Pellelier, Mars F., New York. N. Y. Shoe
Pelmulder. Charles. Rockwell City, Iowa. Washing-machine
Pelonbot, Francis W.. Newark, N. J. Reed-organ .■
Peltier, Alpbonse. (See Hill and Peltier.)
Pelton, George M., Belmont, N. Y. Knee-receding mechanism for saw-mills
Pelzer, Edward N. (See Buckler and Pelzer.)
Pelzer, Edward N., Ionia, Mich. Vehicle top-prop
Pemberton, John H., Brooklyn, N. Y. Binding composition for fibroiis material
Pemberton, John H., Brooklyn, N. Y. Binding composition for fibrous materials. (Reis-
sue)
29S.620
296,012
297,443
298,230
308.983
Ofll.395
308,695
294.,'501
305.220
300,795
297,628
305,957
296,050
29.=i,277
303.662
309,73.'5
300.394
304.. 5.54
301,000
303,747
Back-
Pence, Abram M., et al. (See Atwater, John B., assignor.)
Pendell, Hiram H., Fond du Lac, Wis. Coal-scuttle
Pender, Phesanton S., assignor to himself and S. S. Nash & Co., Tarborough, N. C.
band buckle
Pendergast, James. New Haven. Conn. Carriage-step
Pendexter, Edward F.. Milford, Mass. Car-coupling .-..,
Pendleton, .John M. (See Lachlan, William, assignor.)
Pendleton, John M., assignor to Equitable Electric Company, New York, N. Y. Electric-
arc'
294.903
302.023
10,520
305,958
302,772
304.555
294,502
'lamp.
Pendleton, Olin B., et nl. (See Warriner, William A., assignor.)
Pendrv, William A., Detroit, Mich. Puppet-valve
Penfield, James W., Willoughby, Ohio. Tile-machine
Penfield, James W., Willoughby, Ohio. Clay-crushing roller
Penfield, James W., Willoughby, Ohio. Clay-crushing roller
Penfield, James W., Willoughby, Ohio. Clay-crushing roller
Penfield, James W. and R. C, Willoughby, Ohio. Bnck and tile kiln
Penfield, Raymond C. (See Penfield, James W. and K. C.)
Penn Hardware Company. (See Heizmann and Deibert, assignors.)
Pennebacker, Abraham H., Reading, Pa. Automatic lubricator for axles and shafts
Pennefeather, Thomas. St. Louis. Mo. Piopeller for vessels
Penuell, WlUiam W.. Nashville. Ohio. Railway-switch
Penney, Edgar, and W. H. Snyder, Waynesborough, Pa. Traction-engine
Penney, Isaac L., Minneapolis, Minn. Trip hammer..
Penney, Mark A., assignor to W. L. Carpenter, Des Moines, Iowa. Wire - twisting ma-
chii
Penney, Mark A., assignor to W. L. Carpenter, Des Moines, Iowa. Barb-wire-fence ma-'
chine .-.
Pennock, Samuel, assignor to S. Pennock & Sons Company, Kennett Square, Pa. Road-
grader
Pennock & Sons Companv, S. (See Pennock, Samuel, assignor.)
Pennock, William H., Wilmington. Del. Corn-coverer
Pennsylvania Safety Bicycle and Manufacturing Company. (SeePowell, Abram G., as-
signor.)
Penrod, John F., Derry, Pa. Railway-frog
Penrose. William, et al. (See Giffard. Falconer, assignor.)
Penruddocke. .Tohn H. H.. Fort Gratiot, Mich. Locomotive fire-box
Pentecost, William A., Worcester. Mass. Apparatus for generating steam
Pentz, Charlie, assignor to G. W. Yohe and J. L. Higley, Canton, Ohio. Rein-holder
Pentz, Levi, Canton, Ohio. Vehicle-.spTing
Peoples, Landon C, et al. (See .lervis, Abner M., assignor.)
Peoples, Madison L.. et al. (See .lervis. Abner M., assignor.)
People's Telephone Comp-iny. (See Dr.iwbangh, Daniel, assignor.)
People's Telephone Couqiany. (See Drawbaugh, George W., assignor.)
Peppard, Gerritt S., Kansas City. Mo. Steam-engine or water-motor
Percy. James, Chicago, 111. Veliicle-spring
Perbilcs, Emil M. (See Neumiiller. Whedbn. and Perh4cs.)
Perham. Haven C. and A. Clarke, Lowell, Mass. Machine for opening, cleaning, and con-
densing textile fibers
Ferine, Aaron B., Topeka, Kans. Thill-coupling
Perine, John .1., Plainfteld, N. J. Machine for felting and sizing hat-bodies
Perine, John J., Plainfield, N. J. Machine for sizing or felting hats
Perkins, Albert R., assignor of one-half to Weld & Fay, Boston, Mass. Shirt ,
Perkins, Charles, Springfield, Mo. Combined plow and harrow
Perkins. Charles D. R., assignor of one-halt to L. Dorman, New Haven, Conn. Street-
sprinkler ,.
Perkins, Duane T. (See Hovey and Perkins.)
Perkins, George H., Phil.adelphia, Pa. Soldering-machine
Perkins, Gustavus S., Hartford, Conn. Pneumatic door-check
307,584
299,006
292,251
292.576
292.577
293,270
307,327
303,040
300.888
294 904
301,829
302,520
291,765
293,778
305,533
291,396
294,664
306,857
298,024
305,016
306,770
299,161
299,575
295,938
306.347
292,578
292,. 579
300,279
309,248
307,983
297,629 I
294,905 !
May 13
Apr. 8
Apr. 22
May 6
Dec. 9
Jan. 1
Dec. 2
Mar. 4
Sept. 16
June 24
Apr. 29
Sept. .30
Apr. 1
M>ar. 18
Aug. 19
Dec. 23
June 17
Sept. 2
June 24
Aug. 19
Mar. 11
July 15
Sept. 9
Sept. 30
July 29
Sept. 2
Mar. 4
Nov. 4
May 20
Jan. 22
.Tiin. 29
Jan. 29
Feb. 12
Oct. 28
Aug. 5
June 24
Mar. 11
July 8
July 22
Jan. 8
Feb. 19
Sept. 23
Jan. 1
Mar. 4
Oct. 21
Mav 0
Sept. 9
Oct. 21
May 27
June 3
Apr. 1
Oct. 7
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Oct. 7
Dec. 16
Nov. 11
Apr. 29
Mar. 11
824
914
1957
353
555
471
151
204
1218
1676
2209
2176
188
1187
995
1544
11.59
361
1918
1097
689
1213
971
2177
2186
362
205
222
1306
1558
1988
1989
649
1716
201
1792
690
970
1858
940
1282
1628
471
396
1074
82
9.51
966
1511
92
54
410
1990
1991
321
902
736
2210
692
230
255
535
94
144
132
40
57
333
458
602
604
54
329
272
420
317
100
528
30]
192
604
601
100
58
62,63
372
430
554
554
174
C459
H60
56
489
192
263
503
264
C355
i356
450
133
110
284
22
2fi0
256
434
23
15
110
554
555
86,87
239
202
<602
^603
193
27
27
27
27
29
26
29
26
28
27
27
28
27
26
28
29
27
28
27
28
26
28
28
28
28
28
26
29
27
26
26
26
26
^29
26
27
27
27
29
26
26
29
29
29
1 27
26
690
182
386
593
808
84
727
864
1056
1252
439
1245
39
1054
649
1009
1153
884
1298
669
955
237
1006
1245
423
884
864
411
789
301
385
385
560
341
493
1274
955
184
361
174
681
1135
85
217
543
1003
196
8.37
937
13
76
385
386
59
885
517
439
955
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Al2)habetical list of palentees — Continued.
225
Kame, residence, and inveiition.
Pevliins, Gnstavus S, Hartford. Conn. Pneumatic door-check
Perkins, Hazeu H. , Ki'wanee, 111. Wagon end-gate ,
Perkins, James P., Chicago, 111. Railway-.spike
Perkins, James P., Chicago, Bl. lloUed bar for spike-blanks ,
Perkins, Pardon T., Oswego. N. Y. Corner-stay for trunks, boxes, etc
Perkins, Lyman C, Philadelphia. Pa. Bicycle
Perkins, Riissell B., assignor to E. Miller & Co., Meriden, Conn. Hanging lamp
Perkins, Waller H., Ki^ading. Mass. Stencil-holder T...
Perkins, "VVhenler, Methnen, Mass. Stone-dressing machine ; ,
Perkins, William A., et al. (See Webster, Thomas H. H., assignor.)
Perkins, Willis J., Grand Kapids, Mich. Kef use-conveyer for saw-mills
guide ,
Perkins, Willis J., Grand Kapids, Mich. Drag-saw elevator.
Perlbach, John F. (See Keller and Perlbach.)
Perley, Charles A., et al. (See Nichols, John, assignor.)
Perley, Charles N. (See Piokard, Henry A., assignor.)
Pero, George W., West Kew Brighton, is'. Y. Sash-cord
Perpeute, Kossuth, New York, N. Y. Collar
Periet, David, Neuchatel, Switzerland. Watch
Perrin, Porter K. (See Downliam, William, assignor.)
Perrin, Thomas J., assignor to C. P. Huntington, New York, N. Y. Underground electric-
conductor svstem
Perrin, Thomas J., New York, N. Y., assignor to C. P. Huntington. Speaking-telephone
transmitter
Perrin, Thomas J., New York, N. Y., assignor, b.v mesne assignments, to National Im-
proved Telephone Company, New Orleans, La. Telephonic apparatus
Perrin, Thomas J., New York, N. Y., assignor to National Improved Telephone Company,
New Orleiins, La. Speaking-telephone transmitter
Perrin, Tliomas J., New York, N. Y., assignor to National Improved Telephone Company,
New Orleans, La. Telephonic apparatus's
Perry, Edward L., Paterson, N. J. Hose or tubing
Perry, Francis L., Bridgeport, Conn. Two- wheeled vehicle
Perry, Francis L., Bridaeport, Conn. Two- wheeled vehicle
Perry, Francis L., Bridgeport, Conn. Two-wheeled vehicle
Perry, Fred H.. Montpulier, Vt. Cartridge-loader
Perry, Hubert M.. assignor of one-half to A. Kodgers, Muskegon, Mich. Boring-machine
Perry, Isaac B., Knoxville, Tenn. Door-hanger
Perry, James, Jr., Chicago, HI. Attachment for paper-bag machines ,
Perry, James, Brooklyn, N. Y. Machine for comminuting meat and other food
Perry, John. (See Ayrton and Peiry.)
Perry, John. (See Dugaw, James, assignor.)
Perry, John F., Chicago, 111. Koofing composition
Perry, John T.. La Grange, Ga. Portable counter
Perr.y, .Joseph R., Wilkes-Ban-6, Pa. Piano
Perry, Judson D. (See Gnilloz and Perry.)
Perry, Stuart, Newport, and D. A. Sprague, Poland, N. Y. Wagon running-gear
Perry, Theodore A., Phnnouth. N. C. Flooring-clamp
Perry, Theodore C, Chicago, 111. Portable ventilator
Perry, Theodore C, assignor to Exhaust Ventilator Company, Chicago, 111. Exhausting ap-
paratus
Perry, William A., et al. (See Jenkins, Frank W., assignor.)
Persons, Eliiis F., Wost6eld, N. Y. Caipet-stretcher
Persson, Johannes, N ew Yoik, N. Y. W.aste-pipe ventilator
Pesaiia y Piiiol, Jose. Madrid, Spain, Pilot-car
Pesenecker, Albert, New York, N. Y. Velocipede
Peter, John S., Angelica, N. Y. Lubricator and measure
Peter, John S,, Angelica, N. Y. Automatic switch
Peters, August. (See Franke and Peters.)
Peters, Charles H., Cincinnati, Ohio. Coffee-urn ._ ,
Peters, Charles M. (See Good, Israel F., assignor.)
Peters, Daniel, Cincinnati, Ohio. Ring for hand-rails
Peters, Daniel, Cincinnati, Ohio. Toy pistol
Peters, Daniel S,, Chicago, 111. Truss
Peters, David W., Dakota, assignor of one-half to A. C. Brown, Winona County, Minn.j
Device for scalding hogs <
Peters, G. Moore. Xenia, Ohio. Manufacture of cartridge-shells from paper-pulp
Peters, G. Moore, Xenia, Ohio. Cartridge
Peters, (Jeorge T., .Jersey City, N. J. Dipper
Peters, James F., Irouton, Ohio. Boiler compound feeder
Peters, Peter J., St. Louis, Mo. Horse-collar
Peters, Richard G., Manistee, Mich. Circular sawing machine
Petersen, Christian L., Boston, Mass. Feathering paddle-wheel- . .
Petersen, ([ihristian L.. Boston, Mass. Feathering paddle-wheel...
Petersen, Edu.ard A. C Chicago, HI. Fire-escape
Petersen, Nicolai. Chicago, 111. Chimney-top
Petersen, Nicolai, Charleston, S. C. Buoyant propeller for vessels.
Petersen, Pauline W. A., Brooklyn, N. Y. Water-tight glove
Peterson, August, et al. (See Gitford, Harry E., assignor.)
Peterson, Carl. (See Wiillifhageu, Jorges 1?. E., assignor.)
Peterson, Charles P., Richmond, Ind. Belt-carrier
No.
302,582
298.400
303.663
303,748
296,444
309,086
301,265
306,639
Peterson, Charles P.. Richmond, Ind. Belt shifter and holder
Peterson, Ingward C, Kenosha, Wis. Die for forming neck-yoke plates
Peterson. John P. (See Place and Peterson.)
Peterson, Lewis, San Francisco, Cal. Safety-guard for cars
Peterson, Miles E., Chilton, Wis. Shutter-worker
Peterson, Nels, and H, Sommer, Jr., Davenport, Iowa. Apparatus for distilling low
291,078
294,073
294,804
298.496
293.. 508
293,779
294,906
303,948
306,514
307,728
309,357
309,087
301,516
301,627
303,041
309,088
307,680
307,585
304,750
306,515
294,665
294,907
292,580
309,739
307,795
307,794
304,356
299,576
294,503
308.325
296,776
298,497
307,137
294,666
302,773
306,422
300,889
306,031
297,712
299,162
296,051
307,220
302,934
306,949
291,766
203,509
294,908
292,505
296.013
Date.
July 29
May 13
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Apr.
Dec.
July
Oct.
Jan.
Feb. 26
Mar. 11
May 13
Feb. 12
Feb. 19
Mar. 11
Aug. 19
Oct. 14
Nov. 4
Dec. 16
Dec. 9
.July 8
July
Aug.
Dec.
Nov.
Nov.
304,556
301,517
.308,696
309,873
302,024
308,194
305,329
Sept. 9
Oct, 14
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
Jan. 29
Dec. 23
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
Sept. 2
June 3
Mar. 4
Nov. 18
Apr. 15
May 13
Oct. 28
Mar. 4
July 29
Oct. 14
June 24
Sept. 30
Apr. 29
May 27
Apr. 1
Oct. 28
Aug. 5
Oct. 21
Jan. 8
Feb. 12
Mar. 11
Jan. 29
Apr. 8
Sept. 2
July 8
Monthly
volume.
1950
571
996
1098
C95
684
243
787
76
1674
567
681
942
1284
692
1354
621
407
1056
686
567
719
203
687
346
224
605
622
397
095
1992
1545
504
504
93
92
207
1185
1109
682
1472
398
2187
508
1793
2276
2325
1512
190
1567
535
151
272
301
191
184
66
208
21,22
461
:i56
157
1 158
193
256
356
193
375
(163
J 164
112
C281
i282
185
155
197
56
185
93,94
63
165
166
164
194
555
420
139
138
30
24
58
324
312
193
C392
^393
111
602
137
490
C6.'i0
^031
632
434
54
419
72 21,22
1191
941
943
696
1882
915
363
Official
Gazette.
264
257
194
525
100
568 {{I
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;J256 5
28
29
27
>28
27
27
27
29
28
29
26
26
26
26
27
28
^28
60
Dec.
Dec.
2
30
152
1720
40,41
466
29
29
July
Nov.
15
18
1214
1008
335
274
28 !
29 \
Sept.
Dec.
16
30
1362
1985
377
533
28
29
383
642
649
669
138
836
47
152
17
759
932
663
614
682
955
716
122
445
912
836
110
138
493
836
434
411
936
122
897
956
386
1009
471
470
832
937
864
611
226
663
296
897
424
100
1275
1265
461
8.37
39
313
468
239
174
614
966
369
182
884
110
727
1059
237
.576
1082
1109
226
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Aljihahetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
assignor, liy mesne assignments, to Typo;iTapli Manufac-?
Machine for setting and obtaining impiessions from type S
Peterson, Ole M., Cliieago, 111
tnring Company, of Illinois.
Peterson, Peter A., Haudsoms Depot, Va. Coffee-roaster
Peterson, Samuel S., "Wyandotte, Kans., assignor of oue-balf to TV. C. Duvall, Kansas City,
Mo. Slidingdoor lock
Peterson, Samuel S., AVyandotte, Kans., assignor of one-half to TV. C. Duvall, Kansas City,
Mo. Car-door fastening
Peterson. Theodore, Boston, Mass. Folding stairs
Petesch, Charles N., Chicago, Dl. Heating feed-water
Pethick, Phillip. (See Clough, "Willard E., assignor.)
Petree, Eiley P., Germanton, N. C. Portable fruit-drier
Pottengill. Asa, Peterborough, N. H., assignor of one-half to G. Draper & Sons, Hopedale,
Mass. Tarn guide and guard for spinning-frames
Pettengill, Philander L., Elmira, N. Y. Lock for railway-switches
Pettibone, Amos. <See Eingo and Pettibone.)
Petticrew, David. (See Allen and Petticrew.)
Pettie, Charles A., Brooklyn, N. T. Horse-collar
Pettifer, Thomas. (See Hardie. Piank, assignor.)
Pettis, Lester G., Platea. Pa. Pire-escape
Pettit, Elihu R., Philadelphia, Pa. Dentifrice-bottle
Pettit, Elihu R., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor, by mesne assignments, to S. S. White Den-
tal Manufacturing Company, of j?ennsylvania. Denial engine
Petty, Henry C, Talle.io, Cal. Mixed paint
Peuster, Henry. (See Lamport, "William, assignor.)
Pew, Joseph N., Pittsburg, Pa. Natural-gas furnace
Peyton, "William E , assignor of part to J. M. Thompson, SanPranclaco, Cal., and C. Shen-
field, Albuquerque, N. Mex. Ter. Rock-drill
Peyton, "WiUiam J. (See Starr, Eli T., assignor.)
Pfaendler, Adolf, Brooklyn, N. T. Toy work -bench
Plaeuder, William, Jr. (See Grunhagen, Henry, assignor.)
Pfaff, Rudolf H., Ashtabula, Ohio. CaiTiage-top
Pfanne, Charles. (See Schneider and Pfaiine.)
Pfanne, Charles, Washington, D. C. Hydraulic air-compressor
Pfaudler, Casper, Rochester, N. T. Process of and apparatus for preparing beer and other
fermented liquids for the market
Pfaudler, Casper. Rochester, N. T. Stop-cock
Pfautz, Daniel M., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Automatic Spring Motor Car and Car-
riage Company, Camden, N. J. Spring-motor
Pfeifer, Charley A., Columbus City, Iowa. Corn-planter
Pfeifer, Gus., Galveston, Tex. Cotton-marking brush
Pfeifer, Peter, Durhamville, N. T. Canceling-stamp
Pfeifier, Henry C, et al. (See Dyer. Isaac T., assignor.)
Pfeiffer, Louis E. (See Purvi.s, "William B., assignor.)
Pfenning, Call A.. Barmen, Germany. Fa.stener for gloves, gaiters, &c
Pfirsch, Adam. (See McClure and Pfirsuh.)
Pflaum, Isaac, et al. (See ronta,\-ue, Albert, assignor.)
Pflaumer, Edward W., Parsons. Kans. Egg-tester
Pflueger, Ernest F., Akron. Ohio. Harness attachment
Pharo, Isaac P., Moberly, Mo. Apparatus for removing grass &c., from the surface of the
ground
Phelps, Byron. (See Atkinson and Phelps.)
Phelps, Chamberlayne, Westmoreland, N. "E". Rein-holder
Phelps, Elnathan, Hartford, Mich. Grain-(deaner
Phelps, George M., Biooklyn, assignor to Western Union Telegraph Company, K"ew Tork,
N. Y. Rotating the type-wheels of printing-telegraphs
Phelps, James H., Sharon. Wis. Rotary engine
Phelps, James L., et al. 'See Gunn, John C, assignor.)
Phelps. Lucius J., New York, N. Y. Communicating to and from moving vehicles by elec-
tr" ■■
ricity
Phelps, Thomas V., assignor of one-half to D. P. Brown, Worcester, Mass. Garment-sup-
porter
Philhert. Wharton B., Linneus, Mo. Post-driver
Philbrick, Andrew J., Salem, Mass., assignor to Pope Manufacturing Company, Hartford,
Conn. Velocipede-pedal -
Philbi'ick, Walter H. (See Hinch, James H., assignor.)
Philbrook, Charles C, Boston, Mass. Stirrup for saddles
Philbrook. Erameline W., Boston, Mass. Weather-stiip
Philip, J. Stewart, Chicago, 111. Bridge-gate ^
Philipp, Ferdinand, Eomaushom, assignor to J. De Planta, Taenikon, near Aadorf, Switzer-
land. Liquid cement for giving a cheap and durable metal coating to papier-mach6,
plaster-of-paris, clay, &o
Philippart, (lustave, Paris, France. Electric accumulator
Philippi, Christian. (See Friederichs and Philippi.)
Philips, William J. (See Kitson, George L., assignor.)
Philips, William J., and G. L. Kitson, Philadelphia. Pa., assignors to said Philips. Method?
of and apparatus for laying branch underground electrical conductors . - . - f
Philips, William J., and G. L. Kitson, Philadelphia, Pa., assignors to said Philips. Die
for machines for making electric cables
Phillip.s, Beujamin E., et al. (See Manuel. David, assignor.)
Phillips, Charles A. (See Leitch, Albert E., assignor.)
Phillips, Charles H., and W. M. Taylor, Alpena, Mich. Fire and water proof rooting-paint .
Phillips &. Co., George H. (See Phillips, George H., assignor.)
Phillips, CoUumbus, assignor of two-thirds to G. I. Foreacre and J. B. Travis, Atlanta. Ga.
Steam and air brake
Phillips, Edgar F., and J. F. Land, Detroit, Mich. Fire-alarm system
Phillips, Elwood C, Richmond, Ind. Roller-skate
Phillips, Elwood C, Richmond, Ind. Roller-skate
Phillips, F. T. (See Christy, Thomas J., assignor.)
Phillips, F. T. (See Ginther, Henry S., assignor.)
Phillips, George. Tilford, HI. Screen-frame
Phillips, George H.. assignor to G. H. Phillips & Co., Troy, N". Y. Stove-casting
Phillips, George H., assignor to G. H. Phillips & Co., Troy, N. Y. Stove-cover '.
No.
306,423
305,959
293,593
307,796
300.3il5
308,376
300,121
306,348
308,278
298,231
303.042
.306,950
294.667
301,149
308,518
296,052
292,350
298,7^4
295,800
293,909
308,519
296,707
305,330
293,075
293,510
295,583
308,791
303,318
304,024
303.397
292,044
.304,025
293,511
307,984
30l,l.'i0
304,953
292,351
295,423
305,471
.301,751
300,890
292,702
293,271
306,516
309,490
307,492
302,935
2fl2,8.';0
309,089
Mon
Date.
c
a
c
m
Oct.
14
509
Sept.
30
2178
Feb.
12
1036
Nov.
June
Nov.
11
17
25
505
1159
1253
June 10
785
Oct.
Nov.
7
18
410
1118
May
6
355
Aug.
Oct^
5
21
205
1194
Mar.
July
4
1
399
99
Nov.
25
1439
Apr.
1
191
Jan.
22
1679
May
20
1024
Mar.
25
1856
Feb.
Nov.
19
25
1454
1440
Apr.
8
1020
Sept.
16
1363
Feb.
Feb.
5
12
369
944
Mar.
25
1582
Dec.
Aug.
2
12
295
549
Aug.
26
1459
Aug.
Jan.
12
15
649
1290
Feb.
2fi
12
1461
945
Nov.
11
737
July
Sept.
1
9
99
874
Jan.
22
1680
Mar.
Sept.
July
18
23
8
1366
1554
871
June 24
Jan. 29
1794
2244
Feb.
12
650
Oct.
14
624
Dec.
16
1215
Official
Gazette.
298,116
299,007
302,425
Nov. 4
Aug. 5
Feb. 5
Dec. 9
May 6
May 20
July 22
100
72
86
688
;i.37
i 138
604
285
139
318
342
210
110
304
94
57
318
111
393
55
468
286
(516
^517
403
393
287
(377
) 378
100
257
438
151
402
178
361
403
257
202
25
237
468
379
428
237
623
ri74
1175
164
26
22
24
185
190 50
1307 372
1732 475
j29
28
26
29
27
29
27
29
29
27
28
29
26
28
29
27
26
27
1 26
26
29
27
1 28
26
26
26
29
28
28
28
26
28
26
29
28
28
26
26
28
28
27
26
^26
29
29
29
28
26
29
27
27
28
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
AlpJtahetical list of jxtfcntccs- ConthnieA.
227
Name, residence, and inventioE.
Phillips, George R., Providence, R. I. Beddhif:-strip for stone masonry, &c
Phillips, George R., Providence, R. I. Lining for pulp-digesters
Phillips, George W., et al. (See John, August, assignor.)
Phillips, Isaac, Silver Citv, Idaho Ter. Combined knife and pen-holder
Phillips, James B., New York, N. T. Bustle
Phillips, James T., Grand Rapids, Mich. Bark breaking and grinding mill
Phillips, John, Boone, Iowa. Snow-plow
Phillips, John F. {See Sutton, Lyman \V., Jr., assignor.)
Phillips, John H., New Brighton, Pa. Seal-padlock
Phillips, John "W.. Oakdale, Nebr. Combined extension saw-horse and scaffold
Phillips, Joseph, East Saginaw, Mich. Molding-cutter
Phillips, Joseph E., West Ashford, Conn. 'Window-shade
Phillips, Marshall P., Lakeland, La. Machine for pulverizing clay
Phillips, Nathan M., New York, N. T. Tag
Phillips, Osmus, Lynn, Mass. Clamp for covers of boot or shoe tippers
Phillips, Simon. (See Dworsky, Kramer, and Phillips.)
Phillips, Stanley A , Amherst. Mass. Machine for bending tin-roofing cleats
Phillips, Waldorf H., ct oJ. (See Herzog, Moritz, assignor.)
Phillips, "William, Coos Bay, Oreg. Ventilating mining shafts and tunnels
Phillips. Zachariah C, Allegheny, Pa. Boring-machine
Philp, George A., et al. (See Thompson, Alexander "W., assignor.)
Phinney. George B., et al. (See Dimon, Frank S., assignor.)
Phipps, Isaac N., "West Liberty, Ky. Plow
Phoenix Iron Company. (See Gritfen and Hall, assignors.)
Phoenix Iron Company. (See Hall, Jesse, Jr., assignor.)
Phyfe, John D., Demarest, and J. J. Harold, Tenafly, N. J. Safety attachment for eleva-)
tors I
Piatt, Aqnilla J., Be Graff, Ohio. Pliers for attaching pin-tickets
Picabia, Vicent« M. (See Marchand and Picabia.)
Picard-Goulet, PaulH., Eils, Reims, Fiance. Depilating sheep-skins
Pickard, Henry A., assignor, by mesne assignments, to himseli and C. N. Perley, Danvers,
Mass. Floor-clamp
Pickelmann, John C. (See Honinger, Michael, assignor.)
Pickering. Charles "W., and T. Nichols, Philadelphia, Pa. Car-.^pring
Pickering, Edward, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to M. J. Hart, New Orleans, La. Electric-^
arc lamp .
Picket, Henry E., Bradford, Pa. Hydraulic concentrator and amalgamator
Pickett, Eufus S., assignor of one-half to "W. J. Root, New Haven, and J. Graham, Orange
Township, Conn. Sole or heel protector
Pickett, "William H. (See Taylor. John J., 2d, assignor.)
Pickhardt, Gustav, Hagen, "Westphalia, Germany, Fork
Pickle, "William C, Nechesville, Tex. Combined seed-planter and fertilizer-distributer - . .
Pickles, Charles K., St, Lonis, Mo. Eyelet
Pickles, (Ilharles K., assismor to R. C. Pope, St. Louis, Mo. Street-roller
Pickup, Francis. (See Hayden and Pickup.)
Pidcock. Hiram, Burlington Junction, Mo. Car-coupling
Piel, "William. St. Louis, Mo. Type-case
Pielsticker, Carl M., London, county of Middlesex, England, and F. C. G. Miiller, Bran-
denbnrgh. Prussia, Germany. Process of and apparatus for the production of dense
metal castings
Pieper, Henry. (See Fosbery and Pieper.)
Pieper, .John T., et al. (See Dyer, Isaac T., assignor.)
Pierce, Charles, Lisle, N. Y. Wagon-skein
Pierce, Charles M., Bridgeton. N. J. Sa wing-machine
Pierce, Charles W., Oak Hill, N. Y. Door-latch
Pierce, Denison C, Chicago, HI. Fire-escape
Pierce, Denison C, Chicago, HI. Fire-escape
Pierce, Ebenezer, New Bedford, Mass. Gun for borab-lances
Pierce, Edwin S. (See Loucks, James C, assisrnor.)
Pierce, Edwin S., et al. (See Drake, Francis K., assignor.)
Pierce, Francis M., et al. (Sec ScheiHer, Theodore, assignor.)
Pierce, George M , Eagleville. Ohio. Evaporating-pan
Pierce, Henry M., Chicago, HI. Method of and apparatus for treating wood for the manu-
facture of charcoal
Pierce, Homer E., Brooklyn, N. Y. Stereoscope
Pierce, Horatio L., Providence, R. I. Saddle for the top rolls of spinning-machines
Pierce, James D., assignor of one-half to J. G. Flanders and E. H. Bottum, Milwaukee,
Wis Feed-box
Pierce, James F., trustee. (See McCarty, William F. M., assignor.)
Pierce, Jonathan A., Austin, Minn. Pillow-sham holder
Pierce, Jonathan E., Deming's Biidge, Tex. Wire-fence stretcher and splicer
Pierce, Lewis W., Providence, R. I. Locket
Pisrcy, William, Carthage, Mo. Car-coupling
No.
307,586
307,587
2.')fi,0.=i4
2<).5..584
305.711
301,752
307.221
292.352
308, .520
291,222
296,445
303,398
307,588
305,757
294.805
296,053
304,954
307,985
295,424
306,640
306,424
306,698
306,517
299,577
305,630
298,232
295.939
294.265
296.446
294.266
296,350
291,223
298.498
305,960
293,512
291,532
293,352
306,098
Date.
Not. 4
Nov. 4
Apr. 1
Mar. 25
Sept. 23
July 8
Oct. 28
Jan. 22
Nov. 25
Jan. 1
Apr. 8
Aug. 12
Nov. 4
Sept. 30
Mar. 11
Apr. 1
Sept. 9
Nov. 11
Mar. 18
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
June 3
Sept. 23
May 6
Apr. 1
Feb. 26
Apr. 8
Feb. 26
Apr. 8
Jan. 1
May 13
Sept. 30
Feb. 12
Jan. 8
Feb. 12
Oct. 7
307.328 1 Oct. 28 1718
Monthly
volume.
226
226
195
1583
1842
872
1,568
1681
1441
259
696
650
227
1925
570
193
875
741
1366
788
514
866
•625
93
1747
356
56
1924
697
1924
581
260
683
2178
946
654
754
85
309,874
296,055 !
298,621 i
Dec.
Apr.
May
Piercy, William. Carthage, Mo. Filter
Pierrbn, .Jean, Elizabethport, N. J. Polishing-macbine
Picrson, Henry M. (See Hubbard, Fredericli H., assignor.)
Pierson. Henry M,. Brooklyn, N. Y. Apparatus for tiSe manufacture of gas
Pierson, Robert M , Mayesville, S, C. Nut for carriage-axles
Pierson, Robert M., Mayesville, S. C. Stalk-cutter
Pies, John P., near New Washington, Ohio. Car-coupling adjuster
Pietsch, Herman, Flatbush, N. Y. Stench-trap
Pietsch. Herman, Flatbush, N. Y. Jar and fastening therefor
Pietschmann. Carl and F., Berlin, Germany. Hand-organ
Pietschmann. Ferdinand. (See Pietschmann, Carl and F.)
Piette, Lndwig, and F. Krizik. Pilsen, Austria-Hungary. Electric lamp
Pietz, Charles, New York, N. Y. Gas-burner '
Pietzsch, Louis, J. J. Armstrong, and J. R. Lowrey, Weimar, Tex. Seed-planter
Piffard, Henry G.. New York, N. Y. Salt for cattle
Pigneron, Henry C, Spring Lake, N. -T. Ash-sifter
Pike, Charles P. (See Collinga and Pike.)
Pike. Charles F., Philadelphia, Pa. Trap for lavatories, &c --
Pike, Charles F., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor, by mesne assignments, to National Anti?
Sewer Gas Company, of New Jersey. Water-closet S
303,043 Aug. 5
303,044
295.801 i
301,920 !
302,865 I
308,792 ■
292,677
297,444
305,843
306,771
292,506
301,151
304.449
307,222
293,076
303.319
302,025
296,614
296,447
301,458
298,310
Aug.
Mar.
July
July
Dec.
Jan.
Apr.
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
July
Sept.
Oct.
Feb.
Aug.
July
Apr.
Apr.
July
May
1722
196
825
206
207
1860
1088
2309
295
2119
22 ! 1957
1036
967
1883
101
203
1569
370
.549
1215
916
698
492
452
03
63
.56
438
515
237
419
468
394
73
191
178
64
535
158
56
237
(202
^203
379
138
228
C164
ll65
24
485
94
16
527
191
528
162
73
194
605
257
C185
201
21
460
466
56
230
57
58
517
299
C634
i 6:t5
78
589
535
564
2.->6
526
25
60
420
100
151
335
Official
Gazette.
192
134
29
29
27
26
28
28
29
26
29
26
27
28
29
28
26
27
28
J 29
26
29
29
29
1 29
27
28
27
27
26
27
26
27
26
27
28
26
[26
26
29
29
29
27
27
28
28
26
28
>2S
29
26
27
28
29
26
28
28
29
28
28
27
27
28
412
412
40
1135
1177
107
314
323
670
47
138
581
412
1198
933
40
989
517
1090
152
101
166
122
937
1159
594
13
800
138
801
116
47
664
1245
615
124
579
17
341
1059
40
690
493
494
1184
213
445
752
407
386
1219
196
370
21
854
314
.509
561
238
182
138
90
612
228
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
P^
Dis-
Pike, Cliarles F., assignor to National Anti-Sewer Gas Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
infecting and cleansing water-closets
Pike, Charles F., assignor to National Anti-Sewer Gas Company, Philadelphia, Pa. ■Water-
closet-joint
Pike, Charles F., assignor to National Anti-Sewer Gas Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Mer-
cnr y-seal trap
Pike, Charles F., assignor to National Anti-Sewer Gas Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Trap
for wash-stands, &c
Pike, Charles H., West Troy, N. T. Plane
Pike, Edward, Salt Lake City, Utah Ter. Amalgamator
Pike, Paphro D., Worcester, Mass. Tentilation of soil and waste pipes
Pike. William A., assignor to Hard & Parsons, New York, N. Y. Ornamenting paper ar-
ticles
Piles. Isaac, Yankton, Dak. Ter. Eubher overshoe
Pilgi'im, Conrad, East New York, N. Y. Torpedo
Pilgriai, Conrad, assignor to C. Nelson, East New York, N. Y.
Pillard, Oliver E., Cambridge, Mass. Permutation-lock
Folding slate .
Pilling, Franklin A , Colesville, Md. Ventilating buildings
Pillsbury, James, et al. (See Gaillac, Eugene G., assignor.)
Piufiiid, Georges, and P. Guichard. Paris. France. Projector-stopper
Pinckney, Chauncey M., assignorof one-half to A. W. and M. A. Cole, Aledo, 111. Cultivator
Pine, Charles S., Providence, R. I. Coin-holder for watch-chains
Pine, George W. (See Turner, Isaac P., assignor.)
Pine, George "W., Troy, N. Y. Staying-piece for garments
Automatic elec-
Pine, George W., Troy, N. Y. Support for shirt-neckbands
Pine, .Tames K. P. (See Norris, Geoige E., assignor.)
Pine. James K. P. (See Turner, Isaac P., assignor.)
Piukhani, Charles A., Quincy, Mass. Sales-book ,
PiuUham, Charles A., Quincy, Mass. Sales-book ,
Pinkham, Charles S., assignor of one-half to J. J. Seal, Philadelphia, Pa.
triciil cut-out
Piukliam. George F. (See Tirrell, Jacob P., a.ssignor.)
Pinson. William C, Pine BluflF, Arlc. Cotton-press
Pintsch Lighting Company. (See Ricknian and Pintsch, assignors.)
Pintsch, Oskar. (See Rickman and Pintsch.)
Piiit.<4ch, Richard. (See Rickman and Pintsch.)
Piper, Edward S. (See McLeod. Thomas M., assignor.)
Piper, Edward S., Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Semaphoric signal-light
Piruay & Co.. A. Cramer. (See Lemaire. Jean T., assignor.)
Pirnie, George, Nyaek, N. Y. Electric-circuit closer
Pistor, Philip, assignor to Southwark Foundry and Machine Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
Cut-off governor for engines
Pistor, Philip, assignor to Southwark Foundry and Machine Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
Duplex steam pumping-engine "-
Pitcairn, Robert, et al, trustees. (See Gassett, Oscar, assignor.) (Reissue.)
Pitcher, Oscar W. (See Wellman, Willard F., assignor.)
Pitehford, John B., San Francisco, Cal. Steam-engine
Pitkin, Albert J., Schenectady, N. Y. Car-truck
Pitkin, Charles S. (See Jerome and Pitkin,)
Pitman, Charles P., Freehold, and H. Allaire, AUaire, N. J. Manufacture of boats from
celluloid, &c
Pitner, Henry B., assignor to himself and K. K. Brooke, Plymouth, Ind. Combined whip
and line holder
Pitner, William C, La Porte, Ind. Two- wheeled vehicle
Pitney, Albert L., et al. (See Doremus, Willard D., assignor.)
Pitney, Albert L., Washington, D. C. Rope or line clasp
Rope or line clasp
Rope or line clasp
Rope or line clasp
Copy-holder
Pitney, Albert L., Washington, D. C.
Pituey, Albert L., Washington, D. C.
Pitney, Albert L., Washington, D. C.
Pitney, Albert L,, Washington, D. C.
Pittenger, J. H. (See Garrigus, Ctilberson S., assignor.)
Pittman, Charles I.. Halifax, Nova Scotia. Canada,- Fire-escape
Pitts Agricultural Works. (See Aitken, Eober-t W., assignor.)
Piutti, Max, Aurora, N. Y. Piano-stnol
Place. Alberts., and J. P. Peterson, Providence, E. I. Finger -ring
"Planck, William H. (See Strayer and Planck,)
Planklnton, William. (See Johnson, Wanen S., assignor.)
Piano Manufacturing Company. (See Hunt, George G., assignor.)
Plant, Amand, New York, N. Y. Shirt
Plante. Napoleon M., Yei-planck, N. Y. Brick-machine
Piatt, Andrew M., New Haven, Conn. Shipping-case
Piatt, Benjamin G,, Bayonne, N. J. Lead and crayon holder
Piatt Brothers & Company. (See Walker, John H,, assignor.)
Piatt, Butler R., Plainwell, Mich. Spring bed-bottom
Piatt, George, assignor of one-half to P, A. Largey, Butte, Mont. Ter.
Rubber cloth-
;•)
Piatt, Irving G., Waterbury. Conn. Button
Piatt. James. (See Tweddell, Boyd, Piatt, and Fieldini
Plntt, .Tames. (See Tweddell, Piatt, and Fieldins.)
Platt, William K,, and G. A. Aldvich, Philadelphia, Pa. Accessible underground conduit.
Playford, George, and G. R. Swaine; said Swaine assignor to C. F. Alaxander, Cleveland,
Ohio. Smoke-preventing furnace ,'-
Plettner, William, Trinid.ad, Colo. Sight for fire-arms
Plcttner, William, Trinidad, Colo. Sight for fire-arms
■pieukharp, .Tames, Columbus, Ohio. Machine for planing polygonal bodies
Plews, David, Toronto, Ontario. Canada. Wooden pump
Plimpton, Albert M., Hornellsville, N. Y, Vehicle-seat ,
Plimpton, .Tames L. (See McClure, William H., assignor.)
Plimpton, .Tames L. (See Moran, John, assignor.)
Plimsoll, Henry D., New York, N. Y. Weaving metallic bars
Pliinuis, Rudolf F. L., Biidelsdorf. Germany. Grain-drier
Plowman, Joseph G., White Pigeon, Mich. Chalk-rack
300,636
302,583
302,584
302,585
307,223
299.259
310,079
.308,126
306.951
291, 8.13
292,678
301,001
292,444
305.221
296.615
306,032
298,401
301,002
304.126
304,127
294,404
309,090
306,641
304,557
295,131
309,797
302,636
304,558
291,533
299.163
307,329
295.194
295,802
295.803
297.158
303,184
297,843
291,931
307,869
301.266
306.8.5.S
293, .513
292,136
293,077
291,854 .Tan.
296.216 Apr.
June 17
July 29
July 29
July 29
Oct. 28
May 27
Dec. 30
Dec. 2
Oct. 21
Jan. 8
Jan. 29
June 24
Jan. 22
Sept. 16
Apr. 8
Sept. 30
May 13
June 24
Aug. 26
Aug. 26
Mar. 4
Dec. 9
Oct. 14
Sept. 2
Mar. 11
Dec. 23
July 29
Sept. 2
Jan. 8
May 27
Oct. 28
Mar. 18
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Apr. 22
Aug. 5
Apr. 29
Jan.
Nov.
-Tnlv 1
Oct. 21
Feb. 12
Jan. 15
Feb. 5
309,091
297,6,30
295,425
306,099
296,448
297,001
292,945
297,631
310,080
304,233
Dec. 9
Apr. 29
Uav. 18
Oct. 7
Apr. 8
Apr. 15
Feb. 5
Apr. 29
Dec. 30
Aug. 26
1462
1951
1952
1953
1570
1G22
1986
54
1194
10.52
2120
1919
1806
1219
917
2277
572
1921
1596
1597
84
690
789
364
988
1621
2029
365
656
1513
1720
1079
1860
1861
1593
380
2472
1159
601
245
1075
947
1397
371
10.->2
390
690
2219
1367
87
698
1387
211
2221
1987
403
535
536
536
420
466
533
15
318
294
589
5 528
) .529
503
333
256
631
C157
\ 1,58
529
436
436
22
185
208
100
271
440
555
101
186
434
460
297
517
517
438
103
677
323
165
66
284
258
391
101
294
110
186
603
379
22
192
383
58
27
28
28
28
29
27
29
29
29
26
26
^27
26
28
27
28
1 27
27
28
28
26
29
29
28
26
29
28
28
26
27
29
26
26
26
27
28
27
26
29
29
1210
383
384
384
314
859
1109
708
240
194
407
1298
348
1056
182
1265
643
1298
766
766
844
837
152
884
1006
1022
397
884
124
838
341
1035
1184
1184
317
525
489
224
489
48
217
615
268
510
194
75
837
27 440
26 I lono
17
138
275
481
604 27 441
'{534 I } 29 ,1110
1744 I 476 I 38 i 794
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alplmhetical list of patentees — Continued.
229
ITame, residence, and invention.
Plum, Charles. (See McFailin and Plum.)
Plumb, Buidict & Baiuard. (See Bruderer and Burdict, assignors.)
Plumb, Charles, assieuor of one-half to O. P. Babcock, Buffalo, N. T. Telegraph-key
Plumb, Charles M., Madison, Wis. Seal-lock
Plumb, Fawcett, Streator, HI. Ditching-machine
Plumb, Fawcett, Streator, 111. Ditching-machine
Plumb &. Marcus. (See Webb, George B., assignor.)
Plumb, Salmon R., assignor of one-half to G. J. CapeweU, Cheshire, Conn. Scissors and
shears
Plumbly, Frederic K. , Buffalo, N. T. Apparatus for the manufacture of lamp-black
Pliune & Atwood Manufacturing Company. (See Atwood, Lewis J., assignor.)
Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Company. (See Atwood, Walter S., assignor.)
Plummer, Frank H., Heuniker. assignor of one-half to G. W. & M. L. Steams, Lebanon,
N. H. Keclining or hammock chair
Plummer, Frank H., Henniker, assignor of one-half to G. W. & M. L. Stearns, Lebanon,
K. H. Foot rest.-
Plummer, Frank H., Henniker, assignor of one-half to G. W. & M. L. Steams, Lebanon,
if. H. Head-rest
Plummer, George C, Brimfield, 111. Metallic shingle
Plummer, George W., Brooklyn, N. Y. , assignor to A. Jacobs. Letter and bill file
Plummer, James A. (See Groebl, H. William, assignor.)
Plummer, James I., Douglas, Kans. Shoveling-board for wagons
Plummer, John F., and H. P. Chapman, Essex, Conn. Nut-lock
Plummer, Willard, MooresviUe, Ind. Seed-planter
Plympton, Nathaniel, Boston, Mass. Tea-pot
Pneumatic Carrier Company. (See Gillham, Robert, assignor.)
Pneumatic Pulverizer Company. (See Luckenbach, Frederic A., assignor.)
Poalk, J. Lane. (See Shaffer and Poalk.)
Pochin, Henry D., Barnes, county of Surrey, England. Manufacture of refractory liningsi
for Bessemer couveiters, &c '.
Podger, Henry, Bromley, county of Kent, and W. H. Davey, Highgate, county of Middle-
sex, England. Ironing-machine
Poe, Hamilton. (See Snedeker. Pee, and Richey.)
Poe, Samuel T., Covington, Ky. Shingling-gage
Poetsch, F. Hermann, Aschersleben, Prussia, Germany. Method of and apparatus for
sinking shafts through quick-sand
Poetsch, F. Hermann, Aschersleben, Prussia, Germany. Method of and apparatus for
sinking shafts, &c., through quicksand and other water-bearing strata. (Reissue)
Poiesz, William F. (See Gaunt, Poles/. Calhoun, and Daubmann.)
Poindexter, Emmet P., Woburn, 111. Carpet-stretcher
Woburn, HI. Sand-band for vehicle-wheels
, Indianapolis, Ind. Saw-set
Indianapolis, Ind. S.aw-handle
, Indianapolis, Ind. Device for setting and shaping saw-teeth
PoiiTier, Alcide F., and D. A. Rosenstiehl, Paris, France, assignors to SociSt^ Anonyme
des Matieres Colorantes et Produits Chimiques de St. Denis. Sulpho-conjugated violets
of Pali
No.
Poindexter, Emmet P.,
Poindexter, Robert E.,
Poindexter, Robert E.,
Poindexter, Robert E.,
Pokorny, John, New York, N. Y. Cigar
Poland, Edward F. (See Crawford and Poland.)
Poland, Edward F., assignor of one-fourth to J. G. Crawford, Boston, Mass. Fruit-jar
stopper .
Poland, John C, Jr., assignor to J. G. Crawford, Boston, Mass.
Poletti, Michel. (See Dimpfi, Anton, assignor.)
Polhemeus, Garret A., Nyack, N. Y. Combination cable-grip .
Centrifugal machine -
Polhemus, John, New York, N. Y. Printer's quoin
Polk, Caleb C, Richmond, assignor of one-half to J. Card, Valparaiso, Ind.
mg
Railway-cross-
Polk, John E., et al. (See Robburts, George W., assignor.)
Polk, John P. R., Wilmington, Del., assignor to Universal Concentrating Company, Cam-
den, N. J. Apparatus for evaporating alkaline solutions
Polk, Nathaniel, Oregon, assignor of one-half to H. C. Schmidt, Holt County, Mo. End-
gate
Polkiuhom, Henry B., Washington, D. C. Tablet
Pollard, Edward T., Lynchburg, Va. Cigarette-machine
Pollard, Sylvester. (See Lombard and Pollard.)
PoUmiller, Ferdinand, assignor of one-half to J. B. Bickford, Eddyville, Iowa,
machine .
Washing-
Polmateer, William A., assignor to W. S. Northrup, Johnstown, N. Y. Shuttle-operating
mechanism for sewing-machines
Polmateer, William A., assignor to W. S. Northrup, Johnstown, N. Y. Shuttle mechan-
ism for sewing-machines
Pond, Charles L., Buffalo, N. Y. Snap-hook
Pond, Chester H., New York, N. Y. Electro-mechanical clock
Pond, Chester H., New York, and A. S. Munger. Brookl;sTi, assignors to Time Telegraph
Company, New York, N. Y. Secondary electric tower-clock
Pond, Chester H., New York, and H. L.Bailey, Brooklyn, assignors to Time Telegraph
Company, New York. N. Y. Electric clock
Pond, Erasmus A., Rutland, Vt. Apparatus for mixing solids and liquids and for other
purposes
Pond, Erasmus A., Rutland, Vt. Apparatus for spraying, &c
Pond, Goldsbury H., New York, N. Y., assignor to E. A. Morse, Rutland, Vt. Process of
and apparatus for manufacturing; paper-pulp from wood
Pond, Julius R., Walton, N. Y. Centrifugal creamer
Pond, Orlando M., Independence, Iowa. Slate-frame
Pond, William, Kansas City, Mo. Boot and shoe last
Ponder, J. F. (See Hazard, Henry T., assignor.)
Pool, Fiauk V. (See Hyatt, Pool,' Everding, Stevens, and Wood.)
Pool, Frank V., Newark, N. J., assignor to Celluloid Manufacturing Company, New York,
N. Y. Manufacture of soluble nitro cellulose
Pool, George W., Lamar, Mo. Horse-collar
Pool, Henry, Westminster, Md. Insecticide compound
Pool, John,' Elizabeth City, N. C. Shutter-worker
293,979
297,445
293,780
298,887
291,623
301,518
296,777
296,778
296,779
:i02,586
295,940
291,767
29-2,507
303,185
299,848
308,984
293,514
308,574
300,891
10,541
300,396
302,637
291,224
292.946
309,875
Date.
Feb. 19
Apr. 22
Feb. 19
May 20
Jan.
July
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
■July 29
Apr. 1
Jan. 8
Jan. 29
Aug. 5
June 3
Monthly
volume.
297.844
306,518
299.676
308,326
305,107
296,056
304,026
305,631
304,450
302,774
302,521
297,949
308,697
308,853
305.844
308,521
305,632
308,793
297,002 I
307,.330
296,780
301,267
298.499
294,146 Feb. 26
Oct. 28
Apr. 15
July 1
May 13
306,519 Oct. 14
297,159 Apr. 22
295,426 Mar. 18
297,713 Apr. 29
1545
19,59
1285
1167
779
570
1110
1112
1113
1954
57
942
1884
381
433
Dec.
9
556
Feb.
12
949
Nov.
25
1531
June 24
1795
Dee.
9
812
June
July
Jan.
Feb.
Dec.
17
29
1
5
30
1160
2030
262
212
1723
Apr.
Oct.
29
14
2473
627
June
Nov.
3
18
246
1186
Sept.
16
1066
Apr.
1
197
Aug.
26
1462
Sept.
23
1748
Sept.
July
July
2
29
22
203
2188
1859
Apr.
29
2603
Dec.
2
155
Dec.
Sept.
Nov.
2
30
25
380
2037
1442
Sept.
23
1749
Dec.
2
297
A pr.
15
1388
1722
1114
245
684
1777
627
1594
1308
2326
426
535
356
326
219
156
313
313
313
536
17
264
526
103
112
(144
\ 145
258
416
490
215
318
556
73
58
466
165
61
324
C291
^292
57
403
486
60
602
509
713
41
99
.564
394
480
383
C4C0
H61
314
66
194
487
438
633
Official
Gazette.
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26
29
27
29
27
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26
26
29
27
29
29
27
28
28
28
28
28
27
29
29
28
29
28
29
27
'29
27
28
27
26
728
386
682
761
146
111
226
226
226
384
14
174
370
525
1004
615
1275
860
1154
397
48
481
106a
49(J
123
966
611
1030
40
740
1159
854
424
361
514
728
768
1219
670
1159
752
275
342
226
48
664
775
123
318
1090
461
230
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Poole, Eliza "W., et al. (See Poole. Samuel, assignor.)
Poole, George, Baltimore, Md. Macliine for driving endless ropes for the propulsion of
street-cars
Poole, George A. , Chicago, 111. "Wall-map
Poole, George E., assignor to C. Harrison, New York, If. Y. Connecting pipes to bowls -.
Poole, Henry, New York, N. Y. Eire-escape
Poole, Robert, New Providence, Tenn. Cartridge-loading machine
Poole, Samuel, Denver, assignor of three-fourths to B. S. Morgan and T. H. Baker, Lead-
ville, Colo; Powder-warming apparatus
Poole, Samuel, assignor to E. W. Poole, Brooklyn, and T. L. Bullock, New York, N. Y.
Tongs for pickles, fruits, &c
Poolman, James, and F. E. Marks, New York, N. Y. Child's carriage
Poolman, James, and E. K. Marks, New York, N. Y. Eailwaj'-chair
Poolman, James, and E. B. Marks, New York, N. Y. Adjustable chair
Poor, George H., assignor to American Brake Company, St. Louis, Mo. Automatic car-
brakf
Poor, George H., assignor to American Brake Company, St. Louis, Mo. Locomotive-brake .
Poor, George H., assignor to American Brake Company, St. Louis, Mo. Locomotive-brake.
Poor, George H., Portland, Me., and C. J. Schiller, assignors to American Brake Company,
St. Louis, Mo. Automatic car-brake '. . .
Poor, George H., assignor to American Brake Company, St. Louis, Mo. Rotary valve
Poor, John 0., and R. E. Bean, Eranklin, N. H. Paper or pamphlet holder
Poorman, JohnE., Dresden, and W. Vanzant, Aliens, Ohio. Eence-post
Pope, Charles E., assignor to "Waterbury Manufacturing Company, Walerbury, Conn.
Screw-pulley '.
Pope, Charles E., assignor to "Waterbury Manufacturing Company, "Waterbury, Conn.
Screw hook or ring
Pope, Edwin B., Chicago, HI. Time-register for billiard-tables
Pope, Frank L., Elizabeth, N. J. Automatic feeding apparatus for voltaic batteries
Pope, Frank L., Elizabeth, N. J. Automatic cut-out for electro-magnetic helices
Pope, Frank L., Elizabeth, N. J., assignor to Postal Telegraph and Cable Company, of New
York. Electrical conductor
Pope, Frank L., Elizabeth, N. J., assignor to tlnion Switch and Signal Company, Pittsburg,
Pa. Electric signaling apparatus for railways
Pope, Frank L. , Elizabeth, N. J. , assignor to Union Switch and Signal Company, Pittsburg,
Pa. Electrical signaling apparatus for railways -
Pope, Frank L., Elizabeth, N. J., assignor to TJnion Switch and Signal Company. Pittsburg,
Pa. Electric visual signal for railways
Pope, Frank L.. Elizabeth, and T. A. Edison, Menlo Park, N. J., assignors, by mesne as-
signments, to Gold and Stock Telegraph Company, New York, N. Y. Printing-telegraph.
(Reissue)
Pope Manufactuiing Company. (See Knous, John, assignor.)
~ ~ ' . . « jggg Millward and Leni, assignors.)
(See Philbrick, Andrew J., assignor.)
(See Pratt, Charles E., assignor.)
(See Stilwell, Henry M., assignor.)
(See ATallaoe, Albert E
assignor.)
Pope Manufacturing Company.
Pope Manufacturing Company.
Pope Manufacturing Company.
Pope Manufacturing Company.
Pope Manufacturing Company.
Pope, Ralph "W. (See Clarke, Henry F., assignor.)
Pope, Richard C. (See Pickles, Charles K., assignor.)
Pope, T.jerck J., Sauquoit, N. Y. Knife
Poposkey, Phillip T., Milwaukee, "Wis. Adjustable picture-hanger
Porch, Robert F., et al. (See Ogborn, Harrison, assignor.)
Porritt, James W., Cley, England. Pulley-head
Porritt, James "W., Cley, England. Hoisting and lowering gear
Porsch, John, Jr., Erie', Pa. Stop-cock
Port, (Je Hu, Seventh District, Coweta county, assignor to himself and L. Ballard, Palmetto,
Ga. Cotton-seed planter
Portebois, Louis F., assignor to V. E.Versopuy, Paris, France. Clock-winding mechanism
Porter, Benjamin S., Red Oak, Iowa. Bracket
Porter, Burton B., et al. (See Connelly, Barney "W.. assignor.)
Porter, DArcy, assignor to White Sewing Machine Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Feed
mechanism for sewing-machines
Porter, Daniel R., Randolph, Mass. "Wrench
Porter, Daniel R., Revere, Mass. "Wrench
Porter, Daniel R.. Revere, Mass. Horseshoe
Porter, David. (See Anger and Porter.)
Porter, Edward !N., assignor of two-thirds to L. G. Burnham and J. G. Reed, Burlington,
Vt. Combined ice-creeper and heel-plate
Porter, Harry T. and I., Philadelphia, Pa. Casing for oil-cans
Porter, Henry H., Littleton, N. H. Lace-fasteniiig
Porter, Henry K., Boston, Ma.ss. Axle-yoke
Porter, Horatioa A. (See Porter, James T. and H. A.)
Poiter, Isaac. (See Porter, Harry T. and I.)
Porter, James M., Collier, ]?a. Harness
Porter, James T. and H. A., Holy oke, Mass. Paper-piilp-saving machine
Porter, John, et al. (See Campbell, Robert, assignor.) I
Porter, John, New Cumberland, "W. Va. Paving-block i
Porter, .John, New Cumbeilaud, AV. Va. Pavement (
Porter, .John, Coalville. England. Hat-holder j
Porter, John F., Red "Wing, Minn. Evaporating-pan '
Porter, .John H. (See Twiggs and Porter.) • I
Porter, John "W., assignor of one-half to E. Myall, Maysville, Ky. CofBn-stool i
Porter, Major D., Boston, Mass. Tbei-mostat '
Porter, Major D., Boston, Mass. Electric fii-e-alarm apparatus
Porter, Major D., Boston, Mass., and E. R. "Wilder, Portland, Me., assignors, by mesne as-?
signments, to said Porter. Electrical alarm apparatus \
Porter, Marvin, Bmghauiton, N. Y. Car-coupling
Porter, Moses, Lovington, 111. Combined cajistan and lifting power
Porter, Moses, Lovinecton, 111. Land-roller
Porter, 0. V. (See "Woodward, Anderson, assignor.) j
Porter, Selden T., Norwich, Conn. Steam-boiler
No.
296,057
308.627
301.268
295,278
301,003
291,932
294.147
294.668
304,559
305,845
300,123
300,124
300,125
.300,123
.304.7.51
292.581
306,425
293,078
293.079
298.402
293,272
294,669
294,148
295,427
303,589
303,590
10,542
300.796
309,980
306.952
307,986
293,515
291,768
304.234
302,157
310.081
291,933
291,934
308,926
300,006
301,7.53
294,909
297,160
297,003
292,947
302,279
302.280
302,587
304,027
306,642
296,058
296,874
296,875
304,028
302,936
309,798
Date.
Apr. 1
Dec. 2
July 1
Mar. 18
June 24
Jan. 15
Feb. 26
Mar. 4
Sept. 2
Sept. 30
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UNIIED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coiitiiuied.
231
Name, I'esideuce, aud invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Poi'tfV, Stephen, I5oston, Mass. Pneumatic iloorcheck
PoitiT. Stephen. Boston, Ma.s.s. Pneumatic door-check
Portrr, Stephen, Bo,^l<)n, JIass. Pneiinialic door-check
I'tutir, Thomas, JIont<;lair, N, J., assignor to Patent Button Company, "Waterbury, Conn.
Button and button-fastener
Pnrttr, AVallace. Xew Haven, Conn. Pl.iner-chnnk
Porter, TVheelock W., Kempton, III. 'Wire-stretcher for check-rovrcrs
Porter. "William A., Alliance, and "W. Heston, Mount Union, Ohio. Smoke-bnming attach-
ment for furnaces
Portillo, Augustus, Lowell, Mass. Steam gage and alarm
Posen & Co., Edward. (See Moncb. .Jacob, assignor.)
Post, Andrew D., Keyport, N . J. Boat-detaching apparatus
Post, Charles C. (See Ferguson and Post.)
Tost, Charles C., Burlington. Vt. Saii-spout
Post, Charles "W., Springfield, 111, C ulti vator •.
Post, Clarence C. (See Southard, Stephen P., assignor.)
Post & Co. (See Heller and Donaldson, assignors.)
Post, George B., "New York, >r. Y. Envelope
Post. Jame.« E., Pougbkeepsie, !N. Y. Fire-escape
Post, .John "W,, Xew York, N, Y, Sewing-machine
Post, Levi TP"., Atlanta, Ga. "Windlass. - -^
Po.st Refrigerating Car Company. (See Fayle, John J,, assignor.)
• Po.st, "William S., Boston, and H. D. Sawyer, Eevere. Mass. Steam-boiler and furnace
' Postal Telegraph and Cable Company. (See Pope, Fiaiik L,, assignor.)
I'ostal Telegraph Company, (See Smith, Luther L., assignor.)
Posz, Michael, Shelbyville, Ind. Cellar drain and ventilator
Poter, George B., Quincy. HI. Combined needle-case and stocking-darner
Potter, Addison A., South Otselic, If. Y. Tack-hammer and tack-holder
Pottrr, Arthur E,, Joliet, HI. Harvester- truck
Potter, Devolco C, and J. Stone, Pittsburg, Pa. "Weather-strip
Potter, James, Chicago, 111. Universal lubricator
Potter, Morgan, Cold Spring. N. Y. Clamp
Potter, Richard, Deame TeiTace, Stalrfoot, cotmty of York, England. Glass-melting fur-
nace
Potter, Sophia, Clementsvale. Nova Scotia, Canada. Liniment
Potter, Thomas 0., Boston, Mass. Buckle
Pottorif, Matthew R,, Gilman, HI. Washing machine
Potts, Albert, Philadelphia, Pa. Barbed metallic fencing
Potts, Edward C. (See Feroe. Alfred E., assignor.)
Potts, Henry C, Lancaster. Ky. Feeding mechanism for roller-mills, purifiers, &c
Potts, Joseph C, assignor to himself and J. H. Coates, Berwyn, Pa. Loom-scroll
Potts, Joseph H.. Philadelphia, Pa. Step or stoop protector
Potts, Stacy, Washington, D.C. Screw
Potts, William C. (See Gathright, Albert P., assignor.)
Ponlson , Niels, Brooklyn, N. Y. Blower and heat-regulator
Powell, Abram G., assignor to Pennsylvania Safety Bicycle and Manufacturing Company,
Philadelphia, Pa, Steering-bar for bicycles
Powell Cotton Harvester Company. (See Powell, TVilliam J., assignor,)
Powell, E. Bascom, and R. Ervin, Slater, Mo. Scatlold-support
Powell, Everitt H., Buckhorn, Va. Peanut picker and cleaner
Powell, .James L.. Summerville. Mo. Riding-saddle
Powell, John B., Philadelphia, Pa. Spring-motor
Powell, .lolm B., assignor to Powell Motor Company, (limited,) Philadelphia, Pa. Spring-
motor -
Powell, John F., et al. (See Underwood, Henry M., assignor.)
Po'.vt-ll, .John R,, Pl\nnouth. Pa. Miner's squib
Powell, .John E,, Plymouth, Pa. Miner's squib
Powell Motor Company. (See Powell, John B., assignor.)
Powell, Xapoleou B,, Versailles, HI. Coftee-roaster
Powell, Xewmau J., Pontiac, 111, Fire-escape
Powell, "Volaey, et al. (See Stanton, Lafayette J., assignor.)
Powell, "William F. (See Teipel. Beiij.imin, assignor.)
Powell, "William J,, Marsh field. Mass Miter-box
Powell, William J,, Mar.shfield, Mass., assignor to PoweU Cotton Harvester, Company,)
Coucord, N. H. Cotton-harvester (
Power & Co., L, iSee Feyh and Murphy, assignors.)
Power, .John. (See Dalev, .John J. and G. .J,, assignors.)
Po\vi;r, John. (See "Worden, Taylor, Power, and (Ilolby.)
Power, Nicholas H,, assignor to S. Cohn, New York, N. Y. Gripper
Power. "William H,, Moniclair. N, J. Heat indicating device for grain-bins
Powers, .ibnerP, (See .Jordan and Powers.)
Powers, Benjamiu F,, G. E. Needham, and .J, Hayes, Clevelaad, Ohio; said Hayes assignor
to said Powers and Needham. Roofing-tile -
Powers, Daniel D., Ozark, Kans. Apparatus for evaporating sirups, &c., and for clarify-
ing the same '
Powers. Francis G-. Champaign. Til. "Washing-machine
Power.s, James .J., Brooklyn, N. Y, Disiufecting-tank for the disposal of sewage
Powers, Joseph A., et al. (See Ball, Clinton M,, assignor.)
Powers, Luray C, Sonierville. Mass. Automatic street-railway switch ■- . .
Powers, Lyman A,, Blooraington, Wis. Vehicle- wheel
Powers, Thomas .J., trustee. (See I'arson .and Northey, assignors.)
Praiidex, William, Lawrence, Mass. Spoon
Pralil, Charles, Cranford, N. J., assignor to Sterae Brothers & Co., New York, N. Y. Fin-
ger-ring
Prater, Ben.iamin K,. Mount Olive, HI. Elevating and dumping apparatus
Pratt & Cady Company. (See Pratt, Rufus N., assignor.)
Pratt, Chailes E., Boston, Mass., assignor to Pope Manufacturing Company, Hartford,
Conn. Vehicle-wheel
Pratt, Edwin E, (See Lettelier and Pratt.)
Pratt, Edwin E.. assiLTior to .\. N. Kellogg Newspaper Company, Chicago, HI. Device
for locking removable stereo ty])es
JPia't. E Iwiii E.. assignor to X. N. Kellogg Newspaper Company, Chicago, 111. Device
lor securing stereotype-plates in the form
:)nfi,340
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301,269
300,037
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297,845
291,769
300,126
296.059
294,806
291,079
300,797
292,045
309,314
299,578
306,859
302 670
293,516
292,851
294,267
293,781
305,222
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211,225
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295,504
307,409
304,128
297,004
309,799
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304,357
304,560
297,161
299,849
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.302,281
305,223
301,754
306.520
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296,449
307,410
304,279
296,616
293,782 I
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298,500
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Oct. 7
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June 17
Jan. 29
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Mar. 11
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•Jan. 15
Dec. 16
June 3
Oct. 21
July 29
Feb". 12
Feb. 5
Feb. 26
Feb. 19
Sept. 16
Sept. 9
May 13
Jan. I
May 20
Apr. 1
Mar. 18
Oct. 28
Aug. 26
Apr. 15
Dec. 23
Oct. 7
Sept. 2
Se])t. 2
Apr. 22
June 3
Feb. 5
July 22
Sept. 16
July 8
Oct. 14
Aug. 12
Apr. 8
Oct. 28
Aug. 26
Apr. 8
Feb. 19
Apr. 8
.Jan, 15
Oct. 7
May 13
297,446
300,860
294,910 Mar. 11
Apr. 22
Oct. 21
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437
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257
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536
285
29
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26
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78 29
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300,731 Juno 17 . 1595 I 437 1 27
76
76
77
48
1210
407
490
175
1079
41
934
17
1252
249
901
938
217
403
616
459
801
682
1056
711
48
735
41
1108
360
767
276
1023
59
832
885
318
1004
535
301
1056
167
123
561
139
360
803
183
682
183
249
17
664
956
386
218
752
41
1232
232
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Pratt, Edwin E., assignor to A. N. Kellogg Newspaper Company, Chicago, 111. Stereo-
type-block
Pratt, Edwin E., C. S. Paitridge, and G. E. Lloyd, Chicago, lU. Machine for grooving
stereotypes
Pratt, Francis A., Hartford, Conn. Gear-cutting machine .
Pratt, Fred. W., "Washington, D. C. Paper-file box
Pratt, Henry, and J. J. Ryan , C liicago. 111. Generating gas ;
Pratt, Henry C, Canandaigua, N. Y. Wire-reel
Pratt, Henry L., Brooklyn, N. T. Saw fastening and frame
Pratt, Herbert t ., Kalamazoo, Mich. Temporary binder
Pratt, John J., "Wakefield, and H. B. Stillnian, Bo.ston, Mass. Stone-dressing machine . . .
Pratt & Letchworth. (See Baker, Henry H., Jr., assignor.)
Piatt & Letchworth. (See Easinger, James M., assignor.)
Pratt & Letchworth. (See "Wirtner, John J., assignor.)
Pratt, Nathaniel A., Decatur, and G. "W. Benson, Marietta, Ga. Apparatxis for the extrac-
tion of oils and fatty matters from animal, T-egetahle, and mineral substances
Pratt, Nathaniel "W., Brooklyn, N. T., and C. P. Higgins, Philadelphia, Pa., assignors to
Babcock & "Wilcox Company, of New Jersey. Hand-hole seat for boilers
Pratt, Nathaniel "W., Brooklyn, N. T., assignor to Babcock & "Wilcox Company of New
Jersey. Boiler-front '
Pratt, Robert J., Oreenbush Heights, N. Y. Speed-indicator
Pratt, Ronello F., Everett, Mass. Shutter-worker
Pratt, Kufus N., assignor to Pratt & Cady Company, Hartford, Conn. Steam-valve
Pratt, Eufus N., assignor to Pratt & Cady Company, Hartford, Conn. Steam-valve
Providence, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
Pratt, Samuel B., Boston, Mass., assignor to Eaton & Parker, Newark, N. J. Toy mortar
Pratt, Samuel B., Boston, Mass., assignor to C. Parker, Newark, N. J. Device for holding
photogi aphic plates in developing-trays
Pratt. Samuel L. , Hinghara, Mass. Apparatus for setting buttons
Pratt &. Whitney Company. (See Johnson, Moses C, assignor.)
Pratt &. "Whitney Company. (See Richards, Francis H., assignor.)
Pray, Thomas, .Jr. (See Griffiths, William H., assignor.)
Precour, John G., Eeigelsville. N. J. Sled-brake
Preddey, John T., Carson, Nev. Border-light for theaters
Prendergast, James M., et al. (See Boyle, Robert K., assignor.)
Prentice, George W., Providence, R. I. Button-fastener
■ " " ~ Button-fastener
Button-fastener
Button and fastening
Button-fastener
Button-fasteuer
Button-setting instrument
Glove-fastener
Button
Attaching buttons
Metallic fastener
Button-fastener
Attaching buttons
Button ,
Metallic stock for button-fasteners
Button and fastener
Making buttons
Prentiss, Arthur, Prentiss Vale, Pa. Plant and seed protector
Prentiss, Frederick H., assignor to Automatic Fire Alarm Association, Boston. Mass. Au-
tomatic sprinkler
Prentiss, Seymour C. (See Cain, Thomas J., assignor.)
Prenzlauer, Herman, et al. (See Ball, Thomas H., assignor.)
Presbiey, Otis F., et al. (See Dodd, James F., assignor.)
Prescott, Charles "W., et al. (See Carter, Alba B., assignor.)
Prescott, Cliflbrd H., Lawience, Mass. Drawing-bnard and T-square
Prescott, Daniel P., Vernon, assignor of one-half to E. F. Brooks, Brattleborough, Vt., and
*. "W. Shanks, Palmer, Mass. Car-coupling .".
Prescott, Daniel P., Vernon, assignor of one-half to E. F. Brooks, Brattleborough, Vt. Car-
coupling
Prentice, George W., Providence, R. I
Prentice, George "W., Providence, R. I
Prentice, George "W., Providence, R. I.
Prentice, George "W.
Prentice, George W.
Prentice, George "W.
Prentice, George "W..
Prentice, George "W., Providence, R. I.
Prentice. George 'W., Providence, R. I.
Prentice, (>eorge W., Providence, R. I.
Prentice, (ieorge W., Providence, R. I.
Prentice, George "W., Providence, R. I.
Prentice, George W., Providence, R. I.
Prentice, (Jeorge "W., Providence, R. I.
Pientice, George "W., Providence, R. I.
Prentice, George W., Providence, R. I
Prescott, De Witt C, Marinette, "Wis. Gang-saw mill
Prescott, De"Witt(j., Marinette, Wis. Hoisting apparatus
Prescott, Edwin. (See Prescott, Georce S., assignor.)
Prescott, Edwin, Arlington, Mass. Shutter- worker
Prescott, George S., Merrimac, assignor of one-half to E. Prescott, Arlington, Mass.
ning-Tod .
Light-
Prescott, Samuel A., Sutton. Mass. Holdback for carriages
Presko, Frederick A., New York. N. Y. Refrigerating-faucet
Presler, Charles A. (See Suiitli, Presler, and Fox.)
Press, John H., Olney, III. Window ■
Pressly, Harvey M., assignor of one-half to W. Fulton. Oakdale, HI. Carpet-stretcher
Prest, .John E., Fall River, Mass. Spindle-step for spinning-frames
Preston. George H., assignor of one-half to Empire Drill Company, Shortsville, N. Y. Fric-
tion-clutch '.
Preston. George H.. assignor of one-half to Empire Drill Company, Shortsville, N. Y. De-
vice foi' chau,gmg speed
Preston, Joseph P., Irvington. Ncbr. Safety pocket attachment
Preston, Matthew T., Cutler, 111. Wagon-brake
Preston, William A. (See Williams and Preston.)
Preusse, Ernst, Plagwitz-Leipsic, Saxony, assignor to G. Haunhorst, Leipsic, Germany.
Machine for stitching books with wire staples
Prew, David, Providence, R. I. Brake-shoe
Price, Anna J., Frcstburg. Md. Caster for stoves
Price, Edward P., and D. Reed, Canton, Ohio. Window-curtain fixture
Price, Frederick A., Barnawartha, Victoiia, Australia. Blushing apparatus for sieves ..
Price, George C, G. W. F. Cook, and W. C. Price, San Francisco, Gal. Combined .slate-
pencil shai pener and sponge-holder
Price, George W., assignor to B. N. Baker, Baltimore, Md. Fountain attachment for pens-
No.
300,732
309,093
301,270
294,208
207,162
214, (iTO
292,17fi
299.579
306,772
305,224
305,633
306,861
299,677
292.354
291,770
292,353
300,638
306.281
291,534
295.195
298, 8St?
291,080
291,081
291.935
293. 517
293.910
204,504
294,744
297,9.50
298,403
301.1,=)2
302,026
303,045
30.'!,(:(;4
306,1(11
306.102
306.103
309.315
303,543
306,352
Date.
June 17
Dec. 9
July 1
Feb. 26
Apr. 22
Mar. 4
Jan. 22
June 3
Oct. 21
Sept. 16
Sept. 23
Oct. 21
June 3
Jan. 22
Jan. 8
Jan. 22
June 17
Oct.
Jan.
Mar. 18
May 20
Jan.
Jan.
-Tan.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
May
July
July
Aug.
Aug.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Dec.
Aug. 12
Oct. 7
308,040 Nov. 11
307,729 Nov. 4
310. 0F2
296.618
301,153
308,698
303,.591
308,093
299,420
303.. 592
299.087
303,040
300,733
300,734
307,797
300,327
298,117
308,430
299,494
306,773
301,154
Dec. 30
Apr. 8
July 1
Dec. 2
Ang. 12
Nov. 18
May 27
Aug. 12
May 20
Aug. 5
June 17
June 17
Nov. 11
June 10
May 6
Nov. 25
May 27
Oct. 21
July 1
Monthly
volume.
300.7,35 .Tune 17
293,137 Jan. 15
1596
693
249
1926
1596
404
1447
98
968
1223
1751
1079
248
1684
946
1683
1464
323
658
1081
1168
78
79
1162
952
1455
208
4f3
2604
575
102
1216
208
998
88
89
90
1006
821
415
814
410
1989
920
437
187
67
68
69
I 70
528
439
112
406
25
256
334
486
(285
J 286
61
469
265
(468
) 469
404
87
186
297
327
22
23
325
259
403
58
135
714
1.59
26
335
58
273
22
23
23
'265
225
111
221
113
534
257
102 26,27
157
890
878
1828
891
1414
209
1597
15S8
506
1063
42
Official
Gazette.
244
403
58
438
139
288
191 50,51
1332
1912
970
105
1600
1399
363
550
257
27
438
391
27
29
!-28
26
27
26
26
27
29
28
28
[29
27
26
26
[26
27
29
26
26
27
26
20
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26
26
26
20
27
27
23
28
28
28
29
29
29
29
29
29
29
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244 28
240 I 29
525 27
23
27
28
27
438 27
29
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27
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29
28
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
233
Name, residence, and invention.
Fur-
Price, Georce TV., assijmor to B. N. Balcer, Baltimore, Md. Eot.ary steam-engine. -
Price, Henry F., Brooklyn. N. T. Reel-fastening for fisliing-rods
Price, Isaac L., et al. (fiee Anisz, Herman, assignor.)
Price, Jacob, San Leandro, Cal. Vehicle
Price, Jacob, San Leandro. Cal. Baliug-pross
Price, John A., .Scrantmi, Pa. Furnace-grate
Price, John A., Scrauton. Pa. Water-heater for stoves, ranges, &c
Price, Jolin A., and D. Wright, Scranton, Pa.; said Wright assignor to said Price.
nace-grate
Price, Jonathan D., Cherokee, Iowa. Sash-fastener
Price, Parker, Sandy Ilun, Pa. Face- protector
Price, Solomon, et nl. (.See Anisz, Herman, assignor.)
Price, Solomon, and H. Anisz. Chicago, III. Snspenders
Price, Sylvester A.. Eureka. Kans. Fire-escape
Price, T. Clarence, et al. (See Wilson, Merrick F., assignor.)
Price, Wallace C. (See Price, Cook, and Price.)
Prichard, Cleveland. (See Biiggs and Pricliard.)
Prickett, Thomas G. (See Merrimau, Lemuel H., assignor.)
Pridmoie. Henry E., assignor to McCormick Harvesting Machine Company, Chicago, 111.
Grain-hinder
Pridmore, Henry E., assignor to McCormick Harvesting Machine Company, Chicago, HI.)
Harvester. (Reissue) S
Pridmore, Henry E., assignor to McCormick Harvesting Machine Company, Chicago, ni.(
Harvester. (Reissue) '. 5
Pridmore, Henry E., assignor to McCormick Harvesting Machine Company, Chicago, III.
Harvestei rake
Pridmore, Heury E., assignor to McCormick Harvesting Machine Company, Chicago, 111.
Harvester-rake
Priest, George A., St. Louis, Mo. Tobacco-cutter.
Priest, Joseph K., Nashua, N. H. Hair-clipper
Priest, Joseph K., and R. T. Smitb, Nashua, N. H. Sheep-shearing machine
Prieto, Demetrio, Mexico, Mexico. Music-leaf turner ,
Prince, George W., Brooklyn, N. T. Electric-wire insulator
Prince, Jerome, Milfoid, a.ssignor to A. P. Lighthill, Boston, Mass. Electrically locating
and following veins of metal in the earth
Prince, Louis, ITashville, Ohio. Letter or mail box
Prindlo, Charles H. (See Prindle, Homer W. and C. H.)
Prindle, Edward T., Aurora. 111. Door-hanger
Prindle, Edward T., Aurora, 111. Door-hanger
Prindle, Homer W., Fort Dodge, and C. H. Prindle, Humboldt, Iowa. Twine-carrier
Prinz, August. Meissen, Saxony, assignor to E. Quellmalz, Dresden, Germany. Treatment
of A-egetable fibrous material! ,
Prior, George W.. Boeger's Store, Mo. Millstone-dresser
Prior, Samuel, Trenton, N. J. Heel-stifteuer macliiue ,
Prior, Thomas, Westmoreland, N. Y. Shade for hop-boxes
Pritchard, Charles L., assignor of one-half to J. Kuntz, Dubuque, Iowa. Carriage-top
Pritchard, .John 6., Poultney, Vt. Churn-cover
Pritchett, William H., Ferris, Tex. Car-coupling
Probert, Edward,«Eureka, Nev. Separating gold and silver from arsenide of ii on
Probert, Edward, San Francisco, Cal. Working auriferous and argentiferous arsenides
and sulphides
Prochnow, Wilhelem, Milwaukee, Wis. Mortar-mixer
Proctor, Harry R., Bradford, Pa. Sled ;
Proctor, Josiah K., Philadelphia, Pa. Window-screen
Proctor, Josiah K., assignor to J. Smith Woolen Machinery Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
Friction-clutch
Proctor. .Josiah K., and I. W. Huckins, assignors to J. Smith Woolen Machinery Company,
Philadelphia, Pa. Friction-couplins for shafts
Proctor, Redfield. (See Patch, Fred R., assignor.)
Proeschel, JuliusN., Milwaukee, Wis. Xecktie or cravat fastener
Proeschel, Jialius N., Milwaukee, Wis. Hand clothes-rubber
Proeschel, Julius N., Milwaukee, Wis. Cravat-holder
Progler, Charles H.. Jackson, W. Ta. Poultry-coop
Propst, Amed3'. (See Bevins and Piopst.)
Prosser, John, et al. (See John, August, assignor.)
Prosser, Treat T., Chicago, 111. Combined box and cylinder car
Prosser, Willard F., Mystic Bridge, Conn., assignor of one-half to W. R. Wells, Hopkin-?
ton, R. I. Apparatus for piodncmg roping for making variegated or clouded yarn )
Protheroe, William M., New York, N. T. Ventilator for hats '
Protheroe, William M., New York, N. Y. Adjustable ventilator for hats
Protzman, Francis C, Portland, Oreg. Combined seat, drawer, step, and shelving for stores
Prouty, George AV., Boston, Mass. Printing-press
Providence Sieara and Gas-Pipe Compatiy. (See Horack, Carl L., assignor.)
Prowse, George R., Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Refrigerator
Pruim, Hiram P., Grand Haven, Mich. Unlocking attachment for time-locks
Prunty, .John E., Baltimore, Md. Automatic relief- valve for steam fire-engines
Prunty, John E., Baltimore, Md. Hose-pipe nozzle
Pi-uyn, Robert C, and CM. Hyatt, assignors to Embossing Company, Albany, N. Y. Domino
Pryibil, Paul, New York, and E. D. Mackintosh, Brooklyn, N. Y. ; said Mackintosh as-
signor to said Pryibil. Cutter-head '.
Pryibil, Paul, New York, and E. D. Mackintosh, Brooklyn, N. Y.; said Mackintosh as-
signor to said Pryibil. Lathe for turning pol.vgonal forms
Pry or, David J. , Roxbury. Mass. Horseshoe . !
Pnckett, Thomas R., and N. 0. P.yles, Coronaco, S. C. Ferry-boat
Pudney, James H., Franklin, Ind. Link-operator for car-couplings
Puerner, John, and W. Haumerson, Jelferson, Wis, Brick-kiln
Pulfer, Alvin D. (See Shepherd, Joseph H.. assignor.)
Puffer, Alvin D., Medford, Mass, Agitator for geneiators and receivers for soda or other
aerated waters
No.
299,260
303, 18()
297,714
302,355
2,03,273
308,927
293,274
309,094
309,491
294,074
307,224
292,252
10,515
10,516
307,067
307,068
2:18,404
299,580
301,519
291,397
303,399
293,518
306,953
301,388
301,389
307,798
301,069
294,911
309,161
294,332
299,937
298,1=89
307,138
303,232
305,846
295,196
307,730
298,311
294,671
294,672
296,619
301,271
304,663
306,699
295,279
292,582
294,149
297,715
310,149
310,150
295,197
292,583
297.087
297,447
302,806
301,272
305,712
304,853
306,175
301,830
301,155
Date.
May 27
Aug. 5
Apr. 29
July 22
Fell. 12
Dec. 9
Feb. 12
Dec. 9
Dec. 16
Feb. 26
Oct. 28
Jan. 22
Aug. 26
Aug. 26
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
May 13
June 3
July 8
Jan, 1
Aug. 12
Feb. 12
Oct. 21
July
July
Nov. 11
June 24
Mar. 11
Dec, 9
Feb. 26
June 3
May 20
Oct!. 28
Aug. 5
Sept. 30
Mar. 18
Nov. 4
May 6
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Apr. 8
July 1
Sept. 2
Oct. 14
Mar. 18
Jan. 29
Feb. 26
Apr. 29
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
Mar. 18
.Jan, 29
Apr. 15
Apr. 23
July 29
July 1
Sept. 23
Sept. 9
Oct. 7
July 8
July 1
300,007 I June 10
Monthly
volume.
1622
382
2326
1643
655
472
656
695
1216
1675
1572
1561
1811
1816
)497
1352
361
1355
362
576
C1.59
) 160
99
25
571
C156
51.57
472
133
650
178
953
1195
405
407
507
2007
698
780
2011
540
1169
1473
439
2040
1082
411
454
405
406
922
258
486
806
1190
1995
1779
2327
2072
2072
1082
lft97
1490
1961
2311
258
1844
739
194
971
466
103
633
451
175
125
176
188
329
462
421
437
f 405
) 496
259
319
111
111
139
195
209
552
:i43
' 144
327
393
;297
' 298
113
122
112
112
257
70
135
229
(329
) 330
C555
i 556
488
633
555
556
298
556
412
536
635
72
C515
J 516
203
.52
263
107 27,28
Offici.al
Gazette.
27
28
27
28
26
29
26
29
26
29
26
1 28
}28
29
29
1 27
27
1 28
26
28
26
29
28
28
29
27
26
29
26
I 27
27
29
28
i'26
29
27
26
26
27
28
28
29
J 26
[20
26
27
29
29
26
26
27
27
28
28
[28
28
29
28
28
860
526
462
321
561
792
561
838
942
759
314
302
807
269
269
643
938
111
85
581
616
240
75
76
471
1314
956
854
817
1024
762
296
536
1220
1035
446
612
898
183
49
907
166
1055
386
775
462
1125
1126
1035
387
295
387
445-
49
1177
962
35
185
2a
638 1 174 27 ! 1051
234
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Aljiliabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and inventioB.
Puffer, AlTin D., Medford, Mass. Filter.
Puffer, Edwin R., Eiverslde, Bl. Scale . -
Puffer, Edwin R., Riverside, 111. Scale . .
Carl)onic-aeid-sas jrenerator
Draft-valve witii relief attachment for fountains or
Puffer, Luther "W., Medford, Mass.
Puffer, Luther "W., Medford, Mass.
other vessels under pressure
Puffer, "Wille D. (See Puffer, William and W. D.)
Puffer, "William and W. D., Janesville, "Wis. Steam-trap
Pugh, James C, Ash ton, Dak. Ter. Plowshare
Pugh, Jesse B., Indianapolis, Ind. Automalic srain-shoveler...
Pugh. Jesse B., assignor of one-half to E. A. Nichols and A. S. Vieiria, Indianapolis, Ind.
Spring-motor
Pugh, Jesse B , as.signor of one-half to E. A. Nichols and A. S. Vieiria, Indianapolis, Ind.
Sining-motor for .street-cars -
Pugh, John W.. assignor of one-half to A. P. Collar, Grand Rapids, Mich. Belt-fastener .
Pugh, Thomas R., and A. P. Le Gros, Louisville, Ky. Car-door lock
Pugsley, Henry S , Brooklyn, N. T. Vapor and atmospheric valve for steam-pumps
Pulaski, Morris H., Philadelphia, Pa. Embroidery
Pulaski, Morris H., Philadelphia, Pa. Embroidery
Pullinger, "William, Philadelphia, Pa. Hot-air and steam generating furnace
Pullman, Albert B., et al. (See .Jackson, Andrew, assignor.) (Reissue.)
Pullman, Albert B., Chicago, Dl. Urinal T
Pullman, Herbert S., Rockville, assignor to C. E. Billings. Hartford, Conn. Pipe-tongs
Pulsifer, Frank H., Auliurn, N. T. Steam-boiler for heating purposes
Pulson, Swen, and M. L. Snow, Steiling, Mass. Bushing for emery-wheels and similar?
articles $
Tumphrey, Jesse E., Columbus, Ohio. Snap-hook
■pumphrey, Robert B., Baltimore, Md. Meat-cutter
Punshon, Robert, and R. R. Vizer, London, England. Blasting-cartridge
Purcell, Alonzo. Mouticello, 111. Ditching-machine
■Purdy, James H., and C. T. AVelch, Bellona, N. T. Seed-drill
Turdy, John H., Chicaco, 111. Brooch-pin
Purefoy, Addi.son F., "Wake Forest, N. C. Gate
Purmort, Martin V., et al. (See Marston, David W., assignor.)
Purnell, Richard H., Rosedale, Miss. Hoisting device for vessels
Purnell, Richard H., assignor of one-half to T. R. McGuire, Rosedale. Miss. Grain-sacker.
Puruelle, Edward C, Seneca, Kans. Combined letter-scale and coin-tester
Purple, Jasper L., Owe^o, N. T. Saw
Tursell, Harry D., A\'aslnngton Court-House, Ohio. Pigeon-hole
Purviance, Beniamin F., assignor of one-half to C. Hills, Keokuk, Iowa. Automatic rail-
way-switch
Purvis, William B., assignor of one-half to L. E. Pfeiffer, Philadelphia, Pa. Paper-bag ma-
cliine
Pusch, Johanii, Blue Island, HI. Apparatus for racking beer
Pusey, Joshua. Philadelphia, Pa. Cigar-slitter
"Pusheck, Cliarles W., Riverside, HI. Milk-can
Putnam, Edward H., assignor of one-half to G. L. Farmer, Rockford, 111. Seed-planter
Putnam, Henry W. (See Gomher, George "W.. assignor.)
Putnam, Ransom S., Plainwell, Mich. Steam-boiler
Putnam, Salmon W., Fitchburg, Mass. Latlie-bed
Putnam, Stephen G. (See Vettier and Putnam.)
Putt, Franklin L., and J. B. Stiatton, Middlebury, Ind. Compo.sition of matter to he used
as a fire and water protective paint
Putt, John R., assignor of one-half to S. S. Martin. Middlebury, Ind. Fence
"Putt, Joseph A., assignor of one-half to I. S. France, Marlbo: ougb, Ohio. Brake forhay-
Py , Emil , Peoria, 111. Variable eccentric
Pyle, Samuel C, Centreville, Iowa. Churn
Pyle, William, "Wilmington, Del. Device for laying conductor-wires in underground con-i
duits [
Pyles, Newton 0. (See Puckett and Pyles.)
Pyles, Newton O., Coronaco. S. C. Blotter
Pyne, Thomas J., San Francisco, Cal. Feed- water heater
P\ ott, Louis T., assignor to Goodell & Waters. Philadelphia, Pa. Band sawing-maohine. .
Quackenbush, Henry M., Herkimer, N. Y. Manufacture of nut-picks ,.
Quackenbush, Henry M., Herkimer, N. Y. Spring air-gim
Quackenbush, Henry M., Herkimer, N. Y. Target
Quavle. Thomas C, Cleveland, Ohio. Embalmer's and undertaker's cabinet
Qnei^n City Fori^ing Company. (See Wood, Richard G., assignor.)
Quellmalz, Emil. (See Prinz, August, assignor.)
Quentell. William P.. New York. N. Y. Lacecatch
Quick, William L., Molino, Tenn. Plow
Quigley. Cliarles F. (See Quigley, Thomas L., assignor.)
Quigley, Robert J., Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Joint for watch-cases. (Reissue)
Quigley. Robert J., Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Watch.case spring
Quigley, Robert J., Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Watch.case spring
Quigley, Thomas L., assignor to himself and C. F. Quigley, Boston, Mass. Curtain-fix-
ture -
Quigley, William W., Santa Ana, Cal. Foldins table
Quinan, William I!., San Francisco, Cal. E.xplosive compoiTud
Quinan, William R., P. Kimpfcl, San Francisco, and J. Olsen, Marin County, Cal. Car-1
tridge-loading apparatus 1 '
Quinby, John J.. Armouk, N. Y. Fruit-.iar '.
Qnincy, Edmund W., Peoria, Bl. Check-row corn-planter ,
Quincy, Edmund W , Peoria, 111. Coi'n harvester and husker
Qninette, -Teiniain P., St. Louis, Mo. Home
Quiuley, William T., Golden Lake, Ark., assignorof one-half to J. J. Shoemaker, Memphis,
Tenn. Cai'-coupliug
■Quinn, James, Jr., Grand Rapids, Mich. Compound for calciraining and frescoing walls,
&c
No.
Date.
308,. ^-.'S
298,118
308,195
300,008
308,576
295,280
302,027
294,333
295,505
302,671
301.070
307,139
292,177
297,448
298,025
299,008
293,275
295,885
302,210
308,854
2''l,22fi
305,225
297.951
29.5.281
293,671
294,075
209,581
297.536
29.1, .594
292,763
309 646
299,261
304,664
293,353
302.282
305,017
309.162
304.665
302,775
291,398
299,088
301,071
296.620
3(l8.:i77
Nov.
May
Nov.
June 10
Nov. 25
Mar. 18
July 15
Feb. 26
Mar. 18
July 29
June 24
Oct. 28
Jan. 22
Apr. 22
Mav 6
May 20
Feb. 12
Mnr. 25
July 15
Dec. 2
Jan. 1
Sept. 16
A pi'. 29
Mar. 18
Feb. 19
Feb. 26
June 3
Apr. 22
Feb. 12
Jan. 29
Dec. 23
May 27
Sept. 2
Feb. 12
July 22
Sept. 9
Dec. 9
Sept. 2
July 29
Jan. 1
May 20
June 24
Apr.
Nov.
25
296,296 I Apr. 1
303.749 Aug. 19
308,378
304,029
304,129
296,450
302,283
307,799
308,431
309.981
303,455
Nov.
Aug.
Aug.
Apr.
Jiilv
Nov.
Nov.
25
26
26
8
22
11
25
Monthly
volume.
p.
Dec. 30
Aug. 12
10,517 Aug. 26
306.954 : Oct. 21
306.955 Oct. 21
297.163 I Apr. 22
295.673 i Mar. 25
300,281 ' June 10
299,009 j
30.5.218 ,
294.269 :
308,094
297,846
May
Sipt.
Feb.
Nov.
Apr.
-Qvarnstrom, Erick J., Norway, assignor to himself and J. E. Hagey, Vulcan, Mich,
ing-jack '. : ;
Lift-
304,561 Sept. 2
299,262 May 27
! 297,292 1 Apr. 22
1532
193
1009
639
1534
1191
1217
2011
1471
2068
2008
1474
1448
1961
84
1308
657
1975
1445
382
264
1224
2605
1191
1130
1676
100
2081
1037
2246
1429
1624
487
756
1539
951
782
488
2189
475
1415
2009
922
1254
509
1099
1255
1468
1600
702
1.541
508
1332
18.54
719
1818
1197
1198
1.597
1096
1006
20 I 1310
1217
1927
.880
2475
369
1626
1764
fi
417
51,52
C274
^275
174
417
330
336
552
405
567
286
623
3^7
467
135
201
425
260
209
135
602
134
555
258
342
142
( .301
) 3C2
342
404
437
193
425
140
363
499
197
497
319
319
439
469
(374
5 375
333
528
240
678
102
OflRcial
Gazette.
479
29
27
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27
29
26
28
26
26
28
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26
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687
563
576
1051
687
10.55
238
817
1109
403
1315
297
284
387
543
789
561
1204
279
768
48
1057
515
1056
656
759
938
409
631
430
988
860
907
579
302
1003
854
908
424
85
809
1315
183
631
96
669
632
742
767
139
302
471
646
1084
594
607
241
241
318
11.55
1117
789
1056
801
5.52
490
885
860
349
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
235
Name, residence, and invention.
Eabbeth, Francis J., Boston, Mass. Kear sight for fire-arms
Rabbetii, Francis J., Boston, Mass., assignor to "Winchester Kepeating Arma Company,
Ke w Haven, Conn . Sijjh t for fire-arms
.JKaber, Charles G., "Wasliiiijiton, Ind. Coin-coiinter for money-drawers
Kaber, Samuel P., High Bridge, I^"- J. Car-wheel
Baby, Richard, Jr., assignor of two-thirds to A. A. Long, York, and S. A. Shroif, Columbia,
Pa. Railway-rail joint
Race, George R. (See Thomp.son and Race.)
Race, JTancy, administratrix. (See Race and Mathews.) (Reissue.)
Race, Washlmni, di'ceased, (N. Race, Volney, N. Y., administratrix,) and S.R.C. Mathews,
assignors, by mesne assignments, to S. R. C. Mathews, R., E. R., G., R., and 'W. Wood,
Philadelphia, Pa. Hydrant. (Reissue) ,
Rachholz, Friedrich W., Dresden, Saxony, Germany. Gas-engine
Racine Cement and Pipe Company. (See Hewitt, Charles B., assignor.)
Racine, Henry, Chicago, HI. Yelocipede
Racine Shade Roller Companv. (See Shaw, Ai B., assignor.)
Radclifife, Charles, Xewark, X. J. Button
Rader, Gustavus W., Xew York, N. Y. Fire-proof building
Radford, Robert A., Centralia. Mo. Sulky-plow
Radley, Charles C, Brimfield, 111. Automatic grain elevator, dump, and register
Radlcy, Daniel A., Lawrenceburg. Mo. Copy-book, copy-ca«ie, and movable copy-plate
Radley, Ricliard, Buffalo, N. Y. Machine for packing salt. Hour, &c '-
Radlo'ff, William -J., Rudd, Iowa. Automatic governor
Rae, Frank B., and C. L. Healy, San Francisco, Cal. Commutator for dynamo or magneto
electric machines
Rae, Julio H., Boston, Mass. Furnace for desulphurizing and oxidizing ores
Raegener, Louis C. (See Lawrence, Louis P., assignor.)
Rafferty-Borden Folding Rack Company. (See Raffertv and Borden, assignors.)
Ratierty, George J., et al. (See BordenI Albert F., assignor.)
Rafferty, George J., and A. F. Borden, assignors to Raffei-ty-Borden Folding Rack Com-
pany, Philadelphia, Pa. Opera-chair
Ragan, Andrew H. (See Choate, Rohrer, and Ragan.)
Ragpndorf, Morise. (See Horowitz and Ragendoi-f.)
Railey, John TV. (See Tyler and Railey.)
Raimes. John W. (See Xobes. George, assignor.)
Rains, Charles M., Aberdeen, Ohio. Culinary utensil
Rakestiaw, Roland, Wvoming, HI. Rotarv harrow
Rail, Edward. (See Rail, Louis, G., and E.)
Rail, Gustav. (See Rail, Louis, G., and E.)
Rail, Henry, St. Louis, Mo. Lard and oil tank
Rail. Louis, G., and E., assignors of one-fourth to M. Lehmann, Glasgow, Mo. Door-check.
Ralph, Frederick W.. et al. (See Giflbrd, Franklin, assignor.)
Ralstln, Joseph, San Jacinto, Ind. Valve-gear "
Ramage, Alexander, Spanish Bar, Colo. Foot-warmer
Rampo Iron Works. (See Blakslee, William E., assignor.)
Ramsay, A. (See Macfarlaue, Thomas, assignor.)
Ramsay, William, assignor of two-thirds to G. S. Yingling and L. W. Zimmer, Tiffin, Ohio.
Playing-card
Eamsdell, Alvah T., Boston, Mass. Mechanism for operating elevator-guards
Ramsden, Edward A. (See Hamilton, James B., assignor.)
Ramsden, Robert, Philadelphia, Pa. Gripping and crossing cables
Ramsey, Haley S., Comanche, Tex. Balanced pump
Ramsey, Jacob. (See Dean, Orange A., assignor.)
Ramsey, John W., assignor of one-half to J. Corbus, Beaver Falls, Pa. Hydrant and ping.
Ramsey, Robert H., Philadelphia, Pa. Car and freight transfer apparatus
Ramsey, Robert H., Philadelphia, Pa. Car and freight transfer apparatus
Ramus', Charles E., Chicago, HI. Die for cutting leather strings .'
Ramus, Charles E., Chicago, HI. Erabroidering-cushion
Ramus, Charles E., Chicago, HI., assignor to Diamond Match Companj', Hartford, Conn.i
Hacklingmachine
Rancevau, John, Cincinnati, Ohio, assignor to E. Robinson, New York, N. Y. AVhiffletree-
hook.
Rand, Alonzo C. (See Le Blond. Napoleon B., assignor.)
Rand, Alonzo C., Minneapolis, Minn. Whip
Rand, Charles E., and F. H. Andley, New York, N. Y. Hand-loop for driving-reins
Rand Drill Company. (See Halsey, Frederic A., assignor.)
Randall, A. H.. ct at. (See Dusenbury, Philip S., assignor.)
Randall, Bellville L., Boston, Mass. Horse-railway switch
Randall, Bellville L., Boston, Mass. Car-brake
Randall, Charles A. (See Randall, Philip G. and C. A.)
Randall, Charles A. , New York, N. Y. Telephonic receiver
Randall, CJharles A., New York, N. Y. Telephonic tran.smitter
Randall, Charles A., New York, N. Y. Telephonic transmitter
Randall, Charles A. New York, N. Y. Telephonic transmitter
Randall, Charles F., South Abington, Mass. Carriage-shaft support
Randall, Charles W. (See Robeitson, Joshua H., assignor.)
Randall & Co., L. D. (See Scherling, John, assisnor.)
Randall, Francis W., Tekonsha, assignor to W. S. Lawrence and L. C. Chapin, Kalamazoo,
Mich. Motor
Randall, Francis W., Tekonsha, assignor to N. Chase, F. R. Taylor, M. B. Shaw, and F. J.
Henry. Kalamazoo, Mich, Harrow
Randall, Frank J., deceased, Aurora, (I. F. Randall, administratrix,) and G. B. Snow, Su-
gar Grove, assignors to W. Deering, Chicago, HI. Corn harvester and husker
Randall, Henry E., Northampton, county of Northampton, England. Boot or shoe
Randall, Henry R., Brooklyn, assignor to W. Thorpe, New York, N. Y. Car-axle lubri-
cator
.Randall, Herbert L. (See Jones and Randall.)
Randall, Ida F., administratrix. (See Randall and Snow.)
■Randall, Isaac H,, Boston, Mass. Dust-ring for axle-boxes
3andall, Josejih F,, assignor of one-half to S. D. Randall, Warren, Ohio. Speeder for the
manufacture of rovings, coarse yarns, &c
No.
308,699
301.628
ana,. '584
303,750
298,776
10,452
301,009
309,740
303,047
2n,449
3nO,b!)2
307,140
29.'),n41
298,501
3oa,4ao
294,270
303, 4o6
308,700
309,249
301,921
291,. 535
297,005
3n4,P,54
300,956
305,018
305,472
Date,
Dec. 2
July 8
Jan. 29
Aug. 19
May 20
Feb. 26
June 24
Dec. 23
Aug. 5
Apr. 22
June 24
Oct. 28
Apr. 1
May 13
July 22
Feb. 26
Aug. 12
Dec. 2
Dec. 16
July 15
Jan. 8
Apr. 15
Sept. 9
Oct. 21
Sept. 9
Sept. 23
298.312 May 6
301,273 July 1
June 10
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Apr. 15
Aug. 26
Oct. 28
300,282
.■?04,."63
304 563
296,781
304.030
307,331
300,893 June 24
297,006 Apr, 15
301,274 July 1
296,062 ; Apr. 1
303,937 I Aug. 5
295.804 ; Mar. 25
Monthly
volume.
2!)5,i^06 Mar. 25
295,807 , Mar. 25
306,521 I Oct. 14
300,894 June 24
309,800 Dec. 23
307,225 Oct. 28
293,354 Feb. 12
158
721
1998
1101
1027
2034
1935
1546
210
19G3
1796
1475
58
686
1733
1929
720
159
902
1088
659
13S2
740
1199
953
1555
455
260
1008
370
371
1116
1467
1725
1797
1393
261
202
74
1862
1864
1866
1868
631
1799
1624
1573
757
300,639 June 17 1465
302,356 July 22
296,217 Apr. 1
1645
391
42
198
556
302
287
557
C534
1535
420
58
536
490
393
17
194
475
529
197
42
239
299
187
384
203
319
260
(428
H29
123
70
272
102
102
314
C404
i 405
(461
H62
491
384
71
59
23
518
518
518
519
165
491
441
421
202
404
451
111
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28
27
28
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!29
27
27
23
27
29
29
26
28
27
728
139
387
670
735
821
1301
1009
494
387
1275
297
14
664
339
801
594
885
213
125
276
962
241
1003
1122
613
50
1117
885
885
227
742
342
1275
276
50
41
469
1184
1185
1185
1185
123
1276
1023
315
580
1211
322
75
236
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Eandall, Xe Eoy T>. (See Wilcox. Stephen C assignor.)
Randall, Nelson, Jersey City, N. J. Conduit for electric wires
Bandall, Philip &.. Bi'ooldyn, and C. A. Randall, New York, N. T.; said C. A. Randall
asaijnior to said Philip G. Randall. Ice and refrigerating machine
Randall, S. D (See Randall, Joseph P., assignor.)
Randall, Silas B. (See Randall, Silas H., assignor.)
Randall, Silas H., assignor to S. B. Randall, Cincinnati, Ohio. Stltching-horse
Randel, "William, Glen's Falls, N. T. Plume for horses' heads, military hats, &c
Randle, Michael B., and B. E. Turner, Statesborough, Ga. Manufacturing artificial stone
Randle, William, Sr., Fort Worth, Tex. Combined hay -press and horse-power
Randolph, Arthelow M., assignor to A. M. Randolph,'Brainerd, Minn., and J. G. Butter-
field. Sioux City, Iowa. Mating granulated solder
Randolph. Mahlon, assignor to W. W. Gage, trustee. New York, N. Y. Automatic ten-
sion liue-holder
Randolph. Mahlon, assignor to TJniyersal Telephone Company, New York, N. Y. Me-
chanical telephone -
Randolph, Richard, Rock ville, Md . Car-coupling
Randolph. Theodore F.. Cincinnati. Ohio. Surveyor's level
Ranger, N. Evander, Weld, Me. Veneer-cuttiug machine
Rankin, James. South Easton, Mass. Incubator
Rankin, John D., and W. C. Knox, Groesbeck, Tex. Soil-pulveri7,er
No.
Rankin, Thomas L., New York, N. Y. Refrigerator-car ^
Rankin, Thomas L., New York, N. Y. Coasting-track
Rankin, William H., Lawrence, Mass. Card-grinding mechanism
Rankin, William H., Elizabeth, N. J. Machine for foi-ioing paper, cloth, or other fabric into
two or more ply
Ransier, Julien M., Ottumwa, Iowa. Locking-hook
Ransom, Frank A., Dunellen, N. J. Envelope-label for package-dyes
Ransom, Frank H. (See Sangster, Amos W., assignor.)
Ransom, Frank H., Buffalo, N. Y. Trunk
Ransom. Hiram W.. assignor of one-half to Emerson & Fisher Company, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Rack for wheels ,
Ransom, John, Williamsport, Pa. Bathing apparatus
Ransom, Moses Y., Cleveland, Ohio. Lathe-feeding mechanism
Ransom, Newman A., Chicago, 111. Gas-machine
Ransom Stove Company. (See Hamlin, Charles A., assignor.)
Ransom, William H., et al. (See Hoffman, Edward J., assignor.)
Ransome, Ernest L., San Francisco, Cal. Building construction ,
Ransome, Ernest L., San Franoisco, Cal. Manufacture of concrete
Raphael, Meyer, Wadsworth, Nev. Sand-hand for vehicle-wheels
Rapid Button Hole Machine (Company. (See Humphrey, Daniel W. G., assignor.)
Rapp, Abram, Dur.ingo, Colo. Boot and shoe exhibitor ,
Rapp, Almire H., Paris, France, assignor to A. Gerry, trustee, New York, N. Y. Device
for securing tools in stone-channeling machines ,
Rapp, Fredrick, assignor to S. Ander.son. Chicago, HI. Watch-case hinge
Rapp, John, Collinsville, Conn. Siile-hill plow ,
Rappleyea. Nicholas, assignor to Stein Manufacturing Company, Rochester, N. Y. Coffin
Rappold, Albert, Titusville, Pa. Stop-v.ilve
Rarey, Daniel. (See Rarey, Joseph P. B., assignor.)
Rarey, Joseph P. B., assignor of one-half to D. Rarey, Kokomo, Ind. Gate
Rasck, George P., Des Moines, Iowa. Weather-strip for window-sashes
Rascoe, Charles S. (See Rascoe, William H., as.<!ignor.)
Rascoe, William H., as.signor to himself and C. S. Rascoe, Plattsburg, N. Y. Friction-clutch .
Rasgorshek, Gabriel, Plattsniouth, Nebr. Cover for openings in stove-pipes
Rasmus, Theophil, New York, N. Y. Fur clipping and unhairing machine
Rastetter, William 0., Dalton, Ohio. Inkstand ■
Ratcliff, William H., Middleborough, assignor of one-half to G. S. Gates, Athol, Mass.
Sliding-iaw wrench
Rath, Joseph, Columbus, Ohio. Washer-cutter ,
Rathbun, Edwin D., Williams, Cal. Gate
Raughtigan, Emma J., et al. (See Raughtigau. Michael, assignor.)
Raughtigan, Michael, assignor to E. Oldfield, E. A. Tracy, andE. J. Raughtigan, Norwich,
Conn. Toy. -
Rauh, Samuel, New York, N. Y. Dress-shield
Rauh, Wilhelm E., Solingen-Schlagbaum, Prussia, Germany. Pocket-knife
Eausch, August V. W. (See Wirz and Rausch.)
Rausch, George H., Boston, Mass. Hand-truck -
Ravenscroft, Walter S. (See Ravenscroft, William H. and W. S.)
Ravenscroft. Walter S., Parkersburg, W. Va. Pulp caster-wheel
Ravensci'oft, Walter S., Parkersburg, W. Va. Caster-wheel and die for making the same.
Ravenscroft, AV alter S., Parkersburg. W. Va. Game or toy block
Ravenscroft, William H. and W. S., Parkersburg, W. Va. " Manufacture of articles from
wood pulp -
Rawlings, William E.. Lynnville, 111. Tension for corn-planter check-wires
Rawson, (iharles B., Worcester, Mass. Making match-splints
Rawson, Harrison L., Worcester. Mass. Apparatus for drawing wire
Ray, James F., Detroit, Mich. Electric meter
Ray, John C, assignor of one-half to W. J. Kline, Washington, D. C. Level and protractor.
Ray, Samuel, Oregon, 111. Draft-equalizer
Rayment, William L., and G. W. Dean, Quincy, Mich. Platform-spring
Raymond, Albert. (See Raymond, George antl A.)
Raymond, Albert C, assignor to H. C. Hull, Meriden, Conn. Snap-hook
Raymond, Cyrus, 2d, Danbury, Conn. Hat-lining
Raymond, Emma A. (See Ritter, A. C. Henry, assignor.)
Raymond, George and A., Chicago, HI. Machine for reducing ores, &c
Raymond, George and A., Chicago, HI. Machine for reducing ores,
Raymond, George and A., Chicago, 111. Machine for bolting meal, &c
Raymond, George and A., assignors of one-half to 0. H. Tobey, Chicago, HI.
mill
&c 293,787
303,605
291,399
301,390
307,141
304,235
298,026
291,082
305,758
307,589
307.800
309. ,'564
297.164
306.643
208.890
293,080
296,218
308,795
301,922
302,938
304,855
304,236
295,808
293,783
294,150
307.332
308,796
305,226
306,5-22
291,936
299,678
291,227
301,1.56
300,502
296,782
293,355
295,428
301,157
300,503
291,771
309,878
303,457
300.127
296,219
295.674
296,351
304,752
304,451
292,680
293,784
295,942
301,158
293,785
309,647
298, .502
■308.379
306,957
304.2 i7
298,622
306,426
302,028
291.536
293,786
Date.
Jan. 1
July 1
Oct. 28
Aug. 26
May 6
Jan. 1
Sept. 30
Nov. 4
Nov. 11
Deo. 23
Apr. 22
Oct. 14
May 20
Feb. 5
Apr. 1
Dec. 2
July 15
Aug. 5
Sept. 9
Aug. 26
Mar. 25
Feb. 19
Feb. 26
Oct. 28
Dec. 2
Sept. 16
Oct. 14
Jan. 15
June 3
Jan. 1
July 1
June 17
Apr. 15
Feb. 12
Mar. 18
July 1
June 17
Jan. 8
Dec. 30
Aug. 12
June 10
Apr. 1
Mar. 25
Apr. 8
Sept. 9
Sept. 2
Jan. 29
Feb. 19
Apr. 1
July 1
Feb. 19
Dec. 23
May 13
Nov. 25
Oct. 21
Aug. 26
May 13
Oct. 14
July 15
Jan. 8
Monthly
volume.
1476
1746
86
80
1926
228
509
1316
1.598
792
1172
374
393
301
1090
75
741
1747
1869
1290
1781
1726
302
1226
631
1104
249
265
108
1292
1110
759
1370
109
1293
947
1728
721
793
394
1096
582
608
205
2121
1293
59
110
1293
14.30
688
1256
1201
1748
820
515
1218
661
476 134
408 112
394
477
23
536
64
140
356
440
209
.327
101
(111
I 112
79
300
23
C203
)204
477
519
(357
5 358
(488
) 489
462
79
335
1C6
325
61
74
28
355
314
202
380
28
355
266
467
197
213
112
470
162
166
60,61
590
Grinding-
295,049
Feb.
19
1295
Feb.
19
1297
Aug.
19
998
Mar.
11
882
17
28
358
387
195
343
320
477
231
138
336
187
(358
) 359
(359
i360
273
242
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26
^26
28
26
85
76
297
794
543
18
1198
412
472
967
318
152
762
510
76
753
213
469
962
794
1186
683
775
342
753
1057
121
967
48
22
1179
227
580
1090
23
1179
175
1060
594
1079
76
1155
116
937
854
408
683
14
23
683
988
664
632
241
794
690
101
238
125
683
684
650
987
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
237
Name, residence,- and invention.
Eaymond, George E.. et al. (See Sherck, Lsaac. assignor.)
Eaymoud. George "W., Seneca. HI. Ditcliing-machine
Eaymond, James H. (See Nott, Gordon H., a.ssignor.)
Eaymond, James K. (See Heiss, Charles E.. assignor.)
Eaymond, L6on, and A. Henrard, Brussels. Belgium. Axle-bos
Eayner, Harry, Allegheny City, assignor of one-half to G. Zieg, Pittsburg, Pa. Machine
for forming sheet metal
Eaynolds, George F.. et al. (See Sutton, Thomas, assignor.)
Eayusford, Edward L., Susquehanna, assignor to himself and J. E. Eaynsford, Montrose,
Pa. Car-coupling
Eaynsford, John E. (See Eaynsford, Edvrard L., assignor.)
Eea, Hugh, Village Green, Pa. Combined plow and cultivator ,
Eea, Hugh, Village Green, Pa. Cultivator
Keach, Eobert, Pliiladelpliia, Pa. Eacket
Eeach, Eobert, Philadelphia. Pa. Indian club
Eead, Daniel. Is'ew Salem, Kans. Tongue-support
Eead, Henrv F. (See Eowlands, .John K., assignor.)
Ee.id, ]Sroel"Vr. E., Denver, Colo. Flushing-tank
Eeader, John J., assignor of one-half to C. A. H. Betts, Delaware, "Wis. Stove shelf,
heater, and damper
Eeader, Thomas A., Ann Arbor. Mich. Carpet-stretcher
Eeading Iron "Works. (See Wolfe, Edward AV., assignor.)
Eeagan, Edgar TJ. G.. assignor of one-half to A. "Warnkeu, La Grange, Tex. Baling-press.
Eeames, James F. (See Eeymer and Eeanies.)
Eeams, George "W.. assignor to F. D. Jones, Burlington, Kans., and H. M. Hart, Perry,
Iowa. Mechanical motor '..
Eeams, John V., Burlington, Kans. Thill-snpport for vehicles
Eeamy, Thomas J., Eiclimond, Va. Saw-nnll-feed mechanism
Eeaney. .Tohn, New Orleans. La. Machine for cleaning cotfee and other grain
Epase,"Eandsom A. (See Eeid, Eobert C, as.signor.)
Eeaser, Warren T., Rockford. 111. Balance slide-valve. (Eeissue)
Eeason, Thomas, and M. L. Crenshaw, Paris, Tex. Spring lor riding-saddles
Eeber, Henry, assignor of one-half to "W. Edenbom, St. Louis, Mo. "Wrench
Keckendorfcr, Babette, executrix, et al. (See Boman. Claes TV., assignor.)
Eeckendorfer, Joseph. (See Boman, Claes "W., assignor.)
Eecker, John P., Indianapolis, Ind., assignor to Indianapolis Cabinet Company of Indiana.
Flexible shutter
Eecord, George J., Conneaut, Ohio. Jacketed shipping-can
Eecord, George J., Conne.Tit, Ohio. Shipping-can
Eccords, Mortimer, For.st, Del. Corn-planter
Eector, George H., La I'orte, Ind., assignor of one-half to "W. H. Bennett, Chicago, HI.
Dust-collector
Eedding, Harvey. (See Eedding, Jerome, assignor.)
Eedding, Harvey, Everett, assignor to himself and J. Eedding, Maiden, Mass. Machine
for forming annular surfaces and cutting screw-threads thereon
Eedding, Jerome. (See Eedding, Hai-vey, assignor.)
Eedding, Jerome, Maiden, Mass. Electric gong
Eedding, Jerome, Maiden, assignor to himself and H. Eedding, Everett, Mass. "Watch-
man's electric recorder
Eedding, Moses "W., Highgate, Vt. Buckle
Eeddy, Thomas, Pittsburg, Pa. Hose-bridge for railway-tracks
Eedeiigx, Josef, Cologne-on-the-Ehine, Germany. Machine for making ornaments for gilt
cornices. &c
Eedihough. Thomas, assignor to himself and J. Bancroft, Boston, Mass. "Wick-trimmer ..
Eedlich, Henry. (See Eedlich, "William, assignor.)
Ecdlich, "William, assignor of one-half to H. Eedlich. Chicago, HI. Corkscrew
Eedlich, "William, assignor of one-h.alf to H. Eedlich, Chicago, 111. Bottle-capping machine.
Eedline, Joseph S., Derrs, Pa. Water-gate for mills, canals. &c
Eedman. .John. (See Byram. William H.. assignor.)
Eedmond. Daniel M., Philadelphia, Pa. Machine for making and inserting umbrella-frame?
rivets , 5
Eedmond, Edmond, Eochester, N. T. Bicycle-supnort
Eedstone, Albert E., San Francisco, Cal. Life-saving raft
Eedway, George H. (See Mack, Josiah D., assignor.)
Eeeber, Charles, et al. See Eoberts. Fabian J., assignor.)
Eeeber. .Joseph, et al. (See Eoberts, Fabian J., assignor.)
Eeece, Jasper N., et al. (See Newman. Nelson, assignor.)
Eeed, Charles A., Dubuque, Iowa. Plow-beam
Eeed, Charles F., Brooklvn. N. T. Apparatus for holding and moving invalids
Eeed, (Ilharles H.. Sunderland, county of Durham, England. Manufacture of chains
Eeed, Dudley. (See Price and Eeed.)
Eeed, Edward A., Lamoille, 111. Machine for cutting ear corn
Eeed, Edwin H., Holyoke, Mass. Piston T
Eeed, Gamett, assignor to "W. W. Eeed, Mount Sterling, Ky. Pump
Eeed, Horatio G. H., Milwaukee, "Wis. Car-coupling. .". ...~
Eeed, Jacob E., et al. (See Gray, Jo.siah, assignor.)
Eeed, James C, New York, N. T. Portable fountain shower-bath
Eeed, James H., Brookh-n, N. T. Grindiug-machine
Kjiife for shaving or trimming the heels
Eeed. .James H., and D. S. Gordon, Lynn, Mass.
of l)oots or shoes
Eeed, John. (See Brown, Eichard H., assignor.)
Eeed, John D., York, Nebr. Electromagnetic car-unconpler
Eeed, Jonas G.. ei al. (See Porter. Edward N., assignor.)
Eeed, Joseph W.. Kalamazoo, Mich. Lubricator ..T
Eeed. Judy W., Washington, D. C. Dough kneader and roller
Eeed, T^ouis, Detroit, Mich. "Wood-steaming apparatus :
Eeed, Eobert, and C. E. Loetzer, "Williamsport. Pa. Automatic cylinder-cock
Eeed, Theodore .J., Leavenworth, Kans. (jarriage-top
Eeed, Thomas S., assignor to Bridgeport Brass Company, Bridgeport, Conn. Electrical
conductor
No.
292,355
306,427
309,801
297,293
291,772
301,831
294,271
29,\429
296,621
306,523
302.284
302,939
295,282
299,164
304.358
294.272
292,681
10,449
304.564
305,961
292,047
291,937
299,010
30.5,473
308,628
293,911
293,980
299,011
301,520
305,108
300.128
306,774
303,400
309,358
306,176
307,987
306,177
306,428
303,544
292.048
300,040
308.629
308.985
307.081
301,275
305,847
291,537
Date.
Jan. 22
Oct. 14
Deo. 23
Apr. 22
Jan. 8
July 8
Feb. 26
Mar. 18
Apr. 8
Oct. 14
July 22
Aug. 5
Mar. 18
Mav 27
Sept. 2
Feb. 26
Jan. 29
Feb. 12
Sept. 2
Sept. 30
Jan. 15
Jan. 15
May 20
Sept. 23
Dec. 2
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
May 20
July 8
Sept. 16
June 10
Oct. 21
Aug. 12
Dec. 16
Oct. 7
Nov. 11
Oct. 7
Oct. 14
Aug. 12
Jan. 15
June 17
Dec. 2
Dec. 9
Nov. 4
Jitly 1
Sept. 30
Jan. 8
306,958 Oct. 21
308,432 Nov. 25
295.198
305,474
308,701
294,334
294,912
Monthly
volume.
P.
1685
516
1625
1765
948
972
1930
1371
923
632
1542
77
1193
1514
95
1931
2122
1062
373
2179
1294
1164
1312
1557
55
1456
1546
1313
573
1067
794
970
651
1058
195
742
196
517
822
1294
1407
58
557
347
262
2041
662
1202
1333
Mar. 18 1084
Sept. 23 1558
Dec. 2 I II'O
Feb. 20 I 2013
Mar. 11 ' 699
469
139
441
479
C266
^267
264
529
360
258
166
426
23
C330
) 331
435
30
529
590
294
103
605
362
325
.375
429
16
403
426
375
1.57
292
213
257
178
282
.52
f203
)204
52
139
225
362
405
16
146
94,95
71
565
C187
ll88
320
f 363
^364
298
429
42
552
195
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26
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28
27
29
28
29
29
^29
29
29
28
26
27
29
29
29
28
28
[26
29
[29
26
28
29
26
26
334
101
1023
349
175
185
802
1091
184
124
302
469
1056
838
832
802
408
635
885
1246
249
225
790
1122
709
712
729
790
111
1030
1079
197
581
912
35
518
36
101
613
250
1211
709
808
434
50
1220
135
242
646
1035
1122
729
817
957
305,475 : Sept. 23 I 1560 429 I 28 i 1133
238
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Eeed, Thomas "VV., assignor of one-half to J. H. Patton, Hanisburg, Pa.
Eeed, 'William A. (See Sleeper, George "W., assignor.)
Keed, "William A., "Westhorongh, Mass. Manufacture of shoes
Eeed, William E. (See Brooks and Eeed.)
Eeed, William G., Avon, Ind. Device for suspending hogs
Eeed, William S., Leominster, Mass. Mechanical toy
Eeed, William S., Leominster, Mass. Toy building
Car-replaccr.
Keed, William S., Leominster, Mass. Toy building
Eeed, William S., Leominster, Mass. Cash and parcel transmitter
Keed, William W. (See Reed, Garnett, assignor.)
Eees, David W., assignor of three-fourths to' J. A. Hostetler, G. B. Deardorff, and G. H.
Urpman, Canal Dover, Ohio. Cai -axle lulnicator
Eees, Edward H., Detroit, Mich. Steam-boiler or other furnace
Eees, Frank L., Bridgeport, Conn. Scenery for theatrical plays
Eees, Thomas M., et al. (See Jerrold and Burgermeister, assignors.)
Eees, William M., et al. (See JeiTold and Burgermeister, assignors.)
Eeese, Abram L., Chase, Kans. Grain-drill
Eeese, Evan L., Newark, Cal. Operating valves of steam-cylinders
Eeese, George S., Plvmouth, Pa. Miner's squib
Eeese, Henry O., Baltimore, Md. Tinner's tongs
Eeese, Isaac. Pittsburg, Pa. Manufacture of highly refractory silica brick
Eeese, Jacob, Pittsburg, Pa. Manufacture of non-calcareous linings for metallurgical fur-
Producing a metal high in phosphorus and carbon and low
Converter
Process of and apparatus for producing gas
Eeese, Jacob, Pittsburg, Pa.
in silicon
Eeese, Jacob, Pittsburg, Pa.
Eeese, Jacob, Pittsburg, Pa.
Eeeve, David B., New York, N. Y. Seal-lock
Eeeve, David B., New York, N. Y. Seal-padlock
Eeeves, Alfred B., Columbus, Ind. Cultivator
Eeeves, Alfred B. and J. N. D., Columbus, Ind. Straw-stacker
Eeeves, James N. D. (See Reeves, Alfred B. and J. N. D.)
Eeeves, John E., Newels, Ky. Sewing-machine motor
Eeeves, Millard M.. Time, 111. Tilting hay-rack
Eeeves, William E., Bloomington, 111. Spark-arrester
Eegan, Charles T., Brooklyn, N. Y. Sink
Eegan, Patrick H , Nashville, Tenn. Sheet -metal roofing-plate
Eeger, Augustine, Somerville, N. J. Fertilizer-distributer
Eeichard, Theophilus, New York, N. Y., assignor to J. Watson, Newark, N. J.
Printing-
press
Eeichardt, Charles F. (See Heck, Adam L., assignor.)
Eeichardt, Henry C, Pottsville,Pa .assignor to American Diamond Eock Boring Company,
New York, N. Y. Swivel for drills
Eeichardt, Henry C.,Pottsville, Pa., assignor to American Diamond Eock Boiing Company,;
New York, N. Y. Diamond-cutting machine |
Keichert, Matliias, New York, N. Y. Vegetable-slicer '
Eeichraann, Joseph, Chicago, HI. Device for operating valves
Eeichmann, Joseph, Chicago, HI. Injector
Eeid, Alexander. (See Seybold, Charles, assignor.)
Eeid, Alexander, Brooklyn, N. Y. AViping and polishing apparatus for pi ate -printing
machines
Eeid, Charles E., Brooklyn, N. Y. Elevator .
Eeid, Charles H., Danbury, Conn. Hat-manufacturing machine .
Hat trimming and curling machine
Machine for curling and finishing hat-brims .
Chuck
Machine for curling and trimming hats
Hat- finishing lathe
Device for shaping the brims of felt hats
Eeid, Charles H., Danbury, Conn.
Eeid, Charles H., Danbury, Conn.
Eeid, Charles H., Danbury, Conn.
Eeid, Chailes H., Danbury, Conn.
Eeid, CJharles H., Danbury, Conn.
Eeid, Chailes H., Danbury, Conn.
Eeid, Charles T. (See Jones and Eeid.)
Eeid, Henry, Sherman, Tex. Car-coupling
Eeid, James A., Boiling. Ala. Car-coupling
Eeid, John, Wheeling, W. Ta. Water-filter
Eeid, John, Allegheny City, Pa. Machine for trussing barrels. (Reissue)
Eeid, John, Yonkers, assignor to J. L. Mott Iron Works, New York, N. Y.
water-closet basins
Eeid, Eobert C, Lyons, assignor of one-half to E. A. Eease, Muncie, Ind. EoUer-skate
Eeid, Samuel, Chicago, 111. Lubricator
Eeid, Samuel, Chicago, 111. Lubiicator
Eeid, Samuel, Chicago, HI. Lubricator
Eeid, Sylvester B., Wiley's Station, Ohio. Tongue-support
Eeid, 'William A., St. Louis, Mo. Lubricator
Eeiif, Charles W., Philadelphia, Pa. Mileage-ticket
Eeiff, Jacob D., Skippackville, Pa. Sash-fastener
Eeitt'. William H., Philadelphia, Pa. Burglar-alarm
Eeihleu, Friedrich A., Stuttgart, Wiirtemberg, Germany. Manufacturing fermenting ma-
terials
Deflector for
Eeilly, James. (See Burnett, William, assignor.)
Eeilly, Robert M., Baltimore, Md. Pipe-coupling
Eeily, Henry, Risford, Pa. Stay for corsets
Rein, Adam. Hamilton, Ohio. Caster
Eein, Ernest, assignor to Straw, Ellsworth cfe Co., Milwaukee, Wis. Machine for printing
iipon hat-sweats
Eeindel, Frederech, York, Pa. Step-ladder chair
Eeinecke, John P., Pittsburg, Pa. Preventing the accumulation of inflammable gases in
oil-tanks
Eeinecke, John P., Pittsburg, Pa. Safety apparatus for oil-tanks
Eeiuecke, John P., Pittsburg, Pa. Siphon
Eeinhold, Frank J., Detroit, Mich., assigTior to F. A. Hubel. Capsule-filler
304,856
303,883
30^.797
294,076
296,783
296.784
306,353
306,959
302.940
301,276
300,129
294.807
309,095
309,359
309,250
292,508
302,158
308,986
309,251
306,524
308,987
307,493
302,588
302,522
308,798
303,593
300,130
307,590
292,852
305,534
304,857
304,858
298,623
300,131
301,004
297,294
302,776
292,356
292,357
292.358
301,277
301,278
301,279
301,280
305,634
308.380
291,083
10,479
307,226
304,031
294,151
294.152
294,153
300,798
291,400
303,048
3ni,005
297,032
Date.
301,006
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Aug. 19
Dec. 2
Feb. 26
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Oct. 7
Oct. 21
Aug. 5
July 1
June 10
Mar. 11
Dec. 9
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Jan. 29
July 15
Dec. 9
Dec. 16
Oct. 14
Dec. 9
Nov. 4
July 29
July 22
Dec. 2
Aug. 12
Jxme 10
Nov. 4
Feb. 5
Sept. 23
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
May 13
Juiie 10
June 24
Apr. 22
July 29
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
July 1
July 1
July 1
July 1
Sept. 23
Nov. 25
Jan. 1
May 13
Oct. 28
Aug. 26
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
June 24
Jan. 1
Aug. 5
June 24
Apr. 29
June 24
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volume.
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296,063 ' Apr. 1
306,282 i Oct. 7
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301,391
302,777
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1260
304
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1117
1119
416
1203
78
262
795
573
696
1059
903
1885
1379
558
904
633
560
103
1956
1860
304
898
797
230
1630
743
744
827
798
1925
1767
2190
1686
1691
1694
263
264
26S
271
1752
1257
81
952
1577
1468
1783
1787
1788
1679
477
211
1927
2221
1928
950
203
324
1830
574
82
84
410
2191
204
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79
462
C314
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Aljihahctkal list of pateniees — Continued.
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Name, resilience, and invention.
Rpininjr. .Toliannos, Okawville, 111. Boot-jack
Reinl. George. (See Clarke, Paiildiuff, and Reinl.)
Reisdorff, Joseph. Cottleville, Mo. Fire-escape
Reisener, Friederiuli O., "West Point. Iowa. Fire-escape ladder
Reising. Caspar, Plantsville, assignor to Peck, Stow & Wilcox Company, Soxitbington,
Conn. Ratchet-drill
Eeiss, George T. (See Gordon and Reiss.)
Reiss. George T., assigiioi- to Niles Tool \Vorks, Hamilton, Ohio. Pulley-lathe
Eeiss, Geoi'ge T., and J. W. See, assignors to Niles Tool Works, Hamilton, Ohio. Filter-
press plate
Reist. John, Philadelphia. Pa. Ice-cveeper
Reitmeyer, William, Brooklyn, N. Y. Hat
Reitz, Adam, St. Louis, Mo. Derrick
Reitz. Adam, St. Louis. Mo. Portable arch-derrick
Reixach, Jos6. (See Lister and Reixach.)
Remade, Leopold. (Se;-, Fornaiuler. Alfred, assignor.)
Eemhevt, Edward J. (See Galloway. .Tamos A., as!5ignor.)
Remfry, John, Calcutta, India. Machine for cleaning tram-rails
Remick, H. E. (See Hoyt, Lewis S.. assignor.)
Remington, Carver, Hion, N. Y. Animal-trough
Remington & Sons, E. (See Cook. Roswell F., as.signor.)
(See Diss, Louis P.. assignor.)
(See Krug, .1. Henry, assignor.)
(See Lee and Diss, assignors.)
Meriden, (Donn. Automatic safety-brake for horse-powers-
(See Paulus. Jacoh, assignor.)
Renaux, Prosper. (See Lefevre and Renanx.)
Renchard. John J.. Detroit, Mich. Lulnicator
Renfroe, Thomas N., Gainesville, Ga. Cotton-gin fire-extinguisher
Remington & Sons, E.
Remington & Sons, E.
Remington & Sons, E.
Remington, William L.,
Rerashardt, Louis, et al.
Eenner, Francis C, New Midway, Md. Portable fence
Renner, Peter. (See Hoff. Charles, assignor.)
Rennoker, John H. (See Curry, Burwell .1., assignor.)
Rennyson, William. (See Congdon, Albert F., assignor.)
RennysoD, William, Norristown. Pa. Bicycle
Reno, Thomas, Detroit, Mich. Hand-screw
Rensch, Henry, Qnincy. 111. Fire escape
Rensch, Henry. Quincv, 111. Fire-escape
Renshaw, David, Braintree, Mass. Utilizing the exhanst of engines
Renshaw, David, Braintree, Mass. Utilizing the exhaust of engines
Renshaw, David, Braintree, Mass. TTtilizing the exhaust of engines
Renshaw, David, Braintree, Mass. Utilizing exhaust-steam
Rentschler, George A., Hamilton. Ohio. Caster
Rontz, Charles H. (See Smith. Thomas S., assignor.)
Ren wick, Thomas R.. Grand Rapids. Mich. Heating-furnace
Repp, Ephraim B., New Windsor, Md.. assignor to Anglo American Roofing Company,
New York, N. Y. Metallic roofing-shingle
Repp, Ephraim B., New Windsor, Md., assignor to Anglo-American Roofing Company,
New York, N. Y. Metallic roofing-shingle
Reppenhagen, Max E., Highland Falls. N. Y. Razor-strop ,
Requa, Elias B., .Jersey City, N. J. Lamp
Requa, Elias B., Jersey City. N. J. Gas-burner
Reser, Elijah F. , Oronogo, ilo. Combined furnace, boiler, and evaporating-pan
Resley, Horace, Cumberland, Md. Fire-escape
Restorff, Fritz, Chicago, HI. Joiner's clamp
Retherford, Benton, Bringiiurst, Ind. .Brick-kiln
Rettig, Wilhelm A., Berlin, Gennany. Row-boat
Reusch, Carl, New York, N. Y. Manufacture of enameled sheet-metal ware
Reutlinger, Adolph. (See Stitzel, Frederick, assignor.)
Reven. John. Lancaster. Pa. Preventing railway-tracks from spreading
Rex, Alfred C, Philadelphia, Pa. Game .'
Rex, Alfred C, Philadelphia. Pa. Hatchet
Rex, Alfred C^., Philadelphia, Pa. Egg and cake beater
Rex, Alfred C, Philadelphia, Pa. Toy money-box
Rex, David .1., Pittsburg. Pa. Newspaper and letter holder
Reymer, Henry H., and J. F. Eeames, Perry, Ohio. Check-row corn-planter
Reymond, Paul A. (See Dupuis, Eugene J. A., assignor.)
Reynolds Brothers. (See Vincent. William E., assignor.)
Reynolds, Charles J. (See Paikin and Reynolds.)
Reynolds, Charles W., assignor of one-half to W. H. Burtenshaw, Detroit. Mich. Manu-
facturing shoes
Reynolds, Charles W., assignor of one-half to W. H. Burtenshaw, Detroit, Mich. Me king
shoes
Reynolds, David M., Watkins, N. Y. Car-coupling
Reynolds, Dexter, Albany, N. Y. Type-distributing machinery.
Reynolds, Earl H., Proplietstown, 111. Check -row corn-planter..
Reynolds, Edwin, Milwaukee, Wis. Cut-off- valve gear
Reynolds, Eugene A. (See Chapel and Reynolds.)
Reynolds, Frank M. (See Tewk,sbury and Reynolds.)
Re.ynolds, Frank M., and G. C. Tewksbury, Newark, N. J. Elevator
Reynolds, George A., Utica, N. Y. Last..
Reynolds, George A., Utica, N. Y. Last
Reynolds, George A., Utica, N. Y. Combined signal and gate for railway-crossings
Reynolds, George H., and L. Allen, assignors of one-half to C. H. Delamater. G. H. Robin-
son, W. Delamater. and Allen Cycle Non-Chemical Refrigerating Company, New York,
N. Y. Apparatus for ice-making and refrigerating
Reynolds, (j^eorge H., and T. J. Rider. New York, N. Y., assignors of one-half to C. H.
Delamater, G. H. Robinson, and W. Delamater. Duplex pumping-engine
No.
304,956
301,923
303,884
309,876
292,948
302,867
292,509
292,049
298,40.5
305,470
301,007
292,853
305,759
292,050
304,130
292,138
293,081
296,622
299,850
308.279
298,119
300,504
300,505
300,506
310,083
305,477
292,583
295,283
304,032
297,847
30.5„535
309,096
295,430
298,027
306,960
300,895
292,051
293,194
296.3.52
297.716
298,503
306,775
307.142
304,753
299,421
299,422
304.4.52
306,283
293,672
293,356
302,589
293,913
297.6.33
305,331
291,774
302,427
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Sept. 9
July 15
Aug. 19
Dec. 30
Feb. 5
July 29
Jan. 29
Jan. 15
May 13
Sept. 23
June 24
Feb. 5
Sept. 30
Jan. 15
Aug. 26
Jan. 15
Feb. 5
Apr. 8
June 3
Nov. 18
May 6
June 17
June 17
June 17
Dec. 30
Sept. 23
Jan. 29
Mar. 18
Aug. 26
Apr. 29
Sept. 23
Dec. 9
Mar. 18
May 6
Oct. 21
June 24
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Feb. 5
Apr. 8
Apr. 29
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Oct. 21
Oct. 28
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Eeynolds, George L., Orange Valley, Tf. J. Wlndo-w-screen
Eeynoltls, George L., Orange Valley, N. J. Chamber-pail
Eeyuolds, Henry, 'Sew Haven, Conn. Machine for finishing bolt-heads and nuts
Eevnolds, Henrv S., Brooklyn, assignor to Iron Clad Manufacturing Company, New York,
N. T. Coal-hod
Reynolds, Hiram C, Greenfield, Iowa. Automatic gate for railways
Eeynolds, James N. (See Wooster and Reynolds.)
Reynolds, John, Lima, Ohio. Refrisrerator
Reynolds, John H., Troy, N. T. Railway-car
Reynolds, John H., Troy, N. T. Dust guard for railway-cars
Reynolds, John M., Chicago, 111. Shell ornament
Reynolds, Perry E., King City, assignor of one-half to "W.Hawkins, Albany, Mo. Weather-
strip .
Eeynolds, Robert B.. Stockport, N. T. Lawn-roarker
Eeynolds, Stanley, Eochester, N. T. Burial-casket fastener
Reynolds, Terrenoe. Atalla, Ala. Dumping-car
Reynolds, Thomas N., ct al. (See "Woodford, George A., assignor.)
Reynolds, "William L., ct al. (See Burridge, Thomas H., assignor.)
Reynolds, "William "W., assignor to Howe Scale Company, Rutland, Vt. Platform-scale . .
Ehein, Meyer L., New York, N. Y. Tooth-brush
Ehoades, James "W.. Churubusco, Ind. "Washing-machine
Rhoads, Annie E.. Baraboo, "Wis. "Washing compound
Rhoads, Horace M., Cowden, 111. Combined hay lake and loader
Ehoads, .John, et dZ. (See Garverick, John M., assignor.)
Ehorten, George, Cleveland, Ohio. Double furnace
Ehodes, Benjamin W., assig-nor of part to T. A. Dance and R. G. Paee, Danville, Va. Stock-
car .
Rhodes, Ezra, assignor of two-thirds to "W. E. Eynon, and J. "W. Pield, Cleveland, Ohio.^
Grinding-mill-- 5
Ehodes, George W. , Boston, Mass. Needle-case
Ehodes, .John C, "Westborough, Mo. Shoe-fastening
Ehodes, Joshua. (See Nuttall, Joshua, assignor.)
Ehodes, Eichard. (See Spencer and Rhodes.)
Ehodes, Richard, Hartford, Conn., assignor to Spencer Arms Company, New York, N. Y.?
Maiiaziue fire-arm 5
Rhodes, Richard, Hartford, Conn., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Spencer Arras Com-
pany, New York, N. Y. Magazine-gun T
Ehodes, Thomas H., Brooklyn, N. Y. 'Electrical circuit-breaker for annunciators and gas-
lighting apparatus
Ehodes, "William H. (See Campbell, George H.. assignor.)
Ehule, Jacob, assignor to himself and 0. K. Gardner, Pittsburg, Pa. Car-door fastening . .
Eiale, Eohert E., Johnstown, Pa., assignor to Cambria Iron Company. Bale-tie
Eibot, Antonio C. y, Los Anofples, Cal. Kiosk
Eice, Albert L., "W'heeling. \V. Va. Separating embroideries
Eice, Alexander E. (See Thomas, Eohert J., assignor.)
Rice, Benjamin P., Stillwater, Minn. Strap attachment
Rice, Bernard, Brooklyn, N. Y. Blinder for horses
Rice, Bernard, Brooklyn, N. Y. Beer-chip
Rice, Bernard, Brooklyn, N. Y. Beer-chip
Rice & Brother. (See Boniface, Henry C., assignor.)
Rice, Byron, "West Schuyler, N. Y. Railway-switch ■-
Rice, Charles B., Claremont, N. H. Feeding apparatus for rotary drills
Rice, David H., Lowell, Mass., assignor to (Jurrier Telephone BeU Company, of Massachu-
setts. Electric call
Rice, Duane L., Cambridge, assignor to "Webber Doll Company, Boston, Mass. Mechani-
cal toy -
Rice,
Rice,
Rice,
Rice,
Rice,
Rice,
Rice,
Eice,
Eice,
Rice,
ing .
Eice, Nathaniel B., assignor to C. "Wahl, Chicago, HI. Apparatus for condensing or dry-
ing liquids ,
Eice, Nicholas J., Vernon, Pa. Compound metal- working machine
Eice, Oliver P.. New York, N. Y. Hydraulic elevator
Eice, Paul. (See Krahenbeihl and Rice.)
Rice, Vietts L. (See Eraser and Rice.)
Rice, William B. (See Coup, McCurdy, and Rice.)
Rice, "William B. (See Coup and Rice!)
Rice, William E., "Worcester, Mass. Coating for wire preparatory to drawing
Rich, Denison A., assignor to Stai-r Bros. Bell Company, East Hampton, Conn. Sleigh-bell. .
Rich, Edwin S., Jersey City, N. J. FUter-case
Rich, Francis A., Grand Rapids, Mich. AVheelbarrow
Rich, George W., Chicano, 111. Teeter
Rich, Henry M. (See Taft and Rich.)
Rich, Hewry M., assignor to C. F. Richardson, Athol, Mass. Inclinometer
Rich, John T., assignor to Meriden Malleable Iron Company, Meriden, Conn. Hanging
E. Wilbur. (See Thomson and Rice.)
Gi^orge, et al. (See Whitton, Andrew D., assignor.)
George, Philadelphia, Pa. Conduit for cable railways
George, Philadelphia, Pa. Conduit for cable railways
George H. (See Thompson and Rice.)
Henry C. Louisiana, Mo. Coifee-pot .1
Herbert M. (See Fitts. Rice, and Blanchard.)
James N., Chicago, and J. Humphreys, Austin, HI. Combination-lock
Merrit H. (See Coup and Rice.)
Nathaniel B., assignor to C. Wahl, Chicago, HI. Apparatus for condensing or dry-
liquid s.
No.
lamp
Rich, Perez C, Boston, assignor to C. J. Bailey and J. M. Clapp, Newton, Mass. Ruler...
Rich. Solomon, Joplin, Mo. Machine for cutting out garments
Richards, Alfred .J., et al. (See Hall, Theodore F., assignor.)
Richards, Charles, Cleveland, Ohio. Anti-friction packing for pistons
Ricliards, Charles, Cleveland, Ohio. Anti-friction bearing
Richards, Charles, assignor of one-half to W. Jaudus, Cleveland, Ohio. Anti-friction bear-
ing and bushing
Richards, Charles B., Philadelphia, Pa. Cut-off governor ,
Richards, Edward S., Chicago, HI. Grain-transferring apparatus
293,082
293.912
300,641
304,033
308,196
305,019
302,029
302,778
291,401
299,089
300,507
302.159
299,263
296.451
300,776
29.5,943
296,4.52
302,779
307,143
308,928
294,673
301,162
302,160
299,264
308,702
292,586
293,083
291,228
293,595
307,801
308,381
291.229
295,944
305,227
291,624
305,962
307,494
302,523
304,859
304,860
299,582
292,253
292,949
292,950
291,775
300,132
291,938
300,896
293,519
307,591
292,254
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July 29
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Dec. 2
Jan. 29
Feb. 5
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Nov. 11
Nov. 25
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Jan. 8
Sept. 30
Nov. 4
July 22
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
June 3
Jan. 22
Feb. 5
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June 10
•Jan. 15
June 24
Feb. 12
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June 3
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Oct. 28
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Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
241
Name, rosidence, and invention.
, Spiinulielil
, Siiriiif;lie;(l. Mass,
, Siii'inu'lield, Mass.
Spriii}:H<>ld, Mass.
Bottle-holder
.Toliii M., assiirnor.)
Envelope-foldidji' mechanism
Mass. Mechanism for converting motion
Cotton-sin
Cotton-gin
Cotton-fiin
Cotton-jiia
r!otton-sin
Metal-tnrnins tool .
M ass
Mass
Mass
Kichaids. Rniest R., Shelmvsnn. "Wis.
Ricliards, Eivin E., et nl. (See Fulton,
Richaid.s, Francis H., Ch^velaiiil. Ohio.
Richards, Fi-ancis H.
Richards, Fr.nncis H.
liiehards, Francis H.
Richards, Francis H.
Richards. Francis H., Sprin^rli'Id,
Richards, Francis H., Siirin<rti' Id.
Richards, Francis H., Spriujifield,
Richards, Francis H., Cleveland, assignor to J. Hayden Biass Company, Lorain, Ohio.
Valve-bodymillins niacliine
Richards, Francis H.. Sprinsrfield, Mass.. assignor to Gilman Vertical Press Companj', ofi
New Hampsfiiie. Oscillatins;' piiiiting-press - i
Richards, Francis IT.. Springfield, Mass., assignor to Pratt &. Whitney Company, Hartford,
Conn. Friction-ehitch
Richards, Francis H., Springfield, Mass., assignortoPratt& "Whitney Company, Hartford,
Conn. Cotton-gin
Richards, Francis FT., Springfield, Mass., assignor to Pratt & Whitney Company, Hartford,
Conn. Gear-cntting niafcliine
Richards, Francis H., Springtirld, Mass., assignor to Pratt & Whitney Company, Hartford,
Conn. Cotton-gin
Richards, Francis H , Springfield, Mass., assignor to Pratt & Whitney Company, Hartford,
Conn. Gear-cutting machine
Richards. Francis H., Springfield, Mass., assignor to Pratt & Whitney Company, Hartford,!
Conn. Corton-gin i
Richards, Francis H.. Springfield, Mass., assignortoPrat.t& Whitney Company, Hartfoul.l
Conn. Gear-cutting machine |
Richards, Francis H.'Spiinsfield, Mass., assignor to Pratt & Whitney Company, Hartford,
Conn. Gear-cntting machine
Richards, Francis H.^ Spring'ield, Mass., assignor to Pratt & Whitney Company, Hartford,
Conn. Gear-CMlting machine
Richaids, Frank H., Troy, N. Y. Mic.rometcr-gn?re
Richards. Hezekiah H., assignor of one-half to W. S. Buffham and T. Dickinson, Racine,
Wis. Iron for sleigh-shafts
No.
Richards, James D., Patriot, Ind. Fire-place stove .
Richards, James D., Patriot, Ind. Fire-grate
Richards, John. Snn Francisco, Cal. Metal boring and slotting machine
Richards, Lewis, Dowlais, county of Glamorgan. Engl.iiid. Apjiavatus for straightening!
rails '
Richard.", Lovell A.. Grayson. Cal. Grain-separator
Richards, Philip, Wilkes-Barre. Pa. Furnace-hlower
Richards, Ransom, et al. iSce .Tones. Richard B.. assignor.)
Richards, Snmnel A.. Joliet. Ill r.iu'k for reg('-:iT ti'|. furnaces
Richards, William, Pennsliorough. W. Va. I'low-dlter
Richards, William, Balltown, Pa. Extracting oil from oil-wells and oil-bearing rock and
tube therefor
Richards, William G., Provi 'cTice R. I. Mortise-latch
Richards, William W.. Wa-'hington, Ga. Padlock
Richards. Wilton L , Maiden, assignor to American Bell Telephone Company, Boston,
Mass. Operator's receiving-telephone
Richardson & Bovnton Comiiany. (S( e ISfaniiv, James H., assignor.)
Richardson, Ch.arles A., Alpenn, Mich. Rnd'ler holder and .^uiiport
Richardson, Charles E., et al. (See .Johnson. Charles C, assignor.)
Richardson. Charles F. (See Rich Henry M., assignor.)
Richardson, Charles H. (See Moody, Nathan C, assignor.)
Richardson, Charles M.. and J. S. Gibbs, assignors to Riidgeport Twine Binding Com-!
pany, Bridgeport, Conn. Knot-tying mechanism for grain binders !
Richardson, Chester C, Reading. Mass Bicycle lantern-holder
Richardson, Cliristo]iher, Newa'k. N. J. Saw-handle
Richardson. Christopher, Newark, N. T. Fret-saw handle
Richardson, Dwight S.. 15rooklvn, N. T. Hot-air furnace
Richardson, Edward F. (See Hoyt. .Tonathan J., assignor.)
C.
T.
I.
I.
T.
T.
. I.
. I.
Edward, assignor.)
Rubber shoe
Die for making rubber heels
Heel-plate for rubber shoes
Di(^ for seeming heel-plates to rubber shoes
Machine for securing heel-plates to rubber .shoes
R n l)ber overshoe
Machine for securing wearing-plates to rabber
Richardson, Fred W.. et al (Sie Loth
Richardson, Frederick, Providence, R.
Richardson, Frederick, Providence. R.
Richardson, Frederick, Providence, R.
Richard.son, Frederick. Providince, R.
Richardson, Frederick. Providence, R,
Richardson, Frederick, Providence. R.
Richardson. Fiederick, Providence, R.
overshoes
Richardson, Frederick, Providence, R. I. Wearing-plate for rubber hoots or shoes
Richardson. George M., Mill'ord. Mass. Corwbined hanger and driving apparatus for oper-
ating sewing-machines ,
Richardson. George AV. (See Loftns. John, as.^ignor.)
Richardson CnorgeW., Boston, M:iss., assignor to Con.solidat«d Safety Valve Company,
Hartford, Conn. Apparatus for t-esting safety-valves
Richardson, George W., Boston. Mass., assignor to (Jonsolidated Safety Valve Company,
Hartford, C!onn. Marine .safety-valve
Richardson, Henry B., Amherst, Mass. Type-writing machine
Richardson, Henry M., Bo.ston. Mass. Pafa'^ol-frame
Richa' dson, James B., and S. J. Allen, Providence, R. I. ; said Allen assignor to said Rich-
ardson . Button 1
Richardson, James W., Riverton. HI. Horseshoe
Richardson, John, New York. N. Y. Hydrant^
Richardson, John D., et al. (See Crowley. Jereniiab J., assignor.)
Richardson. John D., Brooklyn, assignor of onehalf to F. L. ^fanehester. New York. N. Y.
Bit and drill brace !
Richardson. John D., Brooklyn, assignor of one-half to F. L. Manchester, New York, N. Y.
Packing for stutfiug-boxes '..,,....".
298,233
2!)fi,353
297. !(!.'■>
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306,105
306.101!
300,107
30(),108
307,227
299,090
300,897
303,321
305,228
305,229
305,230
.305,231
305,232
305,233
305,234
305.235
.305,n()3
299,495
302,030
302,428
299.496
294,273
302.3.^7
293, 0P4
308,577
302,031
308, .522
308,041
304,453
304,667
299,265
300,009
306.284
292 951
308.703
304,666
296,4.53
296 4.-4
296 4.55
296.(23
296.^24
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308.988
308,989
305,109
295,585
Date.
297.007
292.854
296,354
308,630
301 521
303,380
292,587
307,592
May 6
Apr. 8
Apr. 22
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Oct. 28
May 20
June 24
Aug. 12
Sept. 16
Sept.. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 30
May 27
July 15
July 22
May 27
Feb. 26
Jtily 22
Feb. 5
Nov. 25
July 15
Nov. 25
Nov. 11
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
May 27
June 10
Oct. 7
Feb. 5
Dec. 2
Sept. 2
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Sept. 30
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
Sept. 16
Mar. 25
Apr. 15
Feb. 5
Apr. 8
Dec. 2
July 8
Aug. 12
Jan. 29
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207
61
491
136
1630
468
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326
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195
706
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707
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925
258
926
2.59
2182
606
561
147
563
147
1069
292
1584
438
1394
385
91
25, 26
585
163
59
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1.57
625
171
2004
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1276
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10.59
1059
1059
1246
912
238
340
913
802
322
511
688
238
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532
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908
861
1051
60
483
729
908
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242
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Kichardson, John S., Lowell, Mass. Basin or bowl
Ricliardsoji, John H., Lowell, Mass. KoUer-skate
Richardson, John T., Harrishurg, assignor of one-half to A. H. Eije, Mcchanicsburg, Pa.
Switch-stand
Richardson, Jonathan B., Mountain Tiew, Cal. Cartridge implement .'. .'.
Richardson, Levant M., Chicago, III. Roller-skate
Richardson, Roheit R., Laramie City, "Wyo. Ter. Clothes-drier
Richardson, Spencer I)., Syracuse, N. T. Shirt
Richardson, William, Bnft'alo, Mo. Salve
Richardson. "William, assi<;nor to Milwaukee Dust Collector Mauufactuiing Company, Mil-
waukee, Wis. Dust-collector
Richardson, William D., Sprin£tield, 111. Hoop-fastoner
Richardson, William J. (See Korfhage, Charles, assignor.)
Richardson, William S. , Boston, Mass. Fastening for gloves
Richardson. AVilliam S., Boston, Mass., assignor to Ball and Socket Fastener Company,
Nashua, N. Ft. Glove- fastmiing
Richardson, AVilliam S., Boston, Mass., assignor to Ball and Socket Fastener Company,
Nashua, N. H. Fastening for gloves, &c '. .
Richardson, William S., Bost<m, Mass., assignor to Ball and Socket Fastener Company,
Nashiia, N. H. Glove-fa.stener
Richherg, John C, and D. Brohston. Chicago, 111. Fire-escape
Richeson, Frank, assitrnor of one-hixlf to C. Staflbrd, Chicago, 111. Harness-loop
Richey, Ilarlan G-. (See Fox and Richey.)
Ricbey, Oliver G. (See Siiedcker, Poe, and Richey.)
RichnJan, Charles W. (^ee Ware and Richman.)
Richman. Clayton S., Vallejo, Cal. Combined water-cooler and refrigerator
Richmond, Charles C, Boston, Mass. Double hinge
Richmond, Edgar D., executor. (See Collins, Kins R.)
Richmond, Enos, Alloway, N. J. Meat-tenderer
Richmond. Everett B. (See Merriam. Joseph B., assignor.)
Richmond, George. (See Wood and Richmond.)
Richmond Manufaiturina: Company. (See Gilbert, Charles M., assignor.)
Richmond Sulky Plow Company. (See Hunt, Franklin B., assignor.)
Richmond, William H.. Mount Pleasant, Mich. Clothes-reel
Richter, Charles, Camden, N. J. Dynamo electric machine
Richter, Joseph, Cincinnati, Ohio. Water and steam cock or faucet
Richter, Joseph, Cincinnati, Ohio. Hoso-nozzle
Richter, Wilhelm, assignor to Internationaler Vacmim-Eismaschinen-Verein, Berlin, Ger-
many. Compound vacuum-pump
Eichtmann, Charles, Newark, N. J. Stopper for rubber tubes
Richtmann, Charles, assignor to H. Richtmann & Co., New York, N. Y. Coin and letter
scale
Richtmann & Co., H. (See Richtmann, Charles, assignor.)
Richwine. George W., Muncie, Ind. Show-window ventilator
Rickard, Charles S., Grand Rapids, Mich. Step-ladder
Rickart, John W., as.signorof one-half to F. M. Collins, Quincy. HI. Bag fastener and holder.
Rirkenbvode, Jacob P., Westfield, N. T. Quilting frame and table
Ricker, Piauk, New York, N. Y. Filter for coffee and tea pots, &.c ,
Rlrker, Reuben H., Boston, Mass. Mechanical toy
Ricker, Reuben H., Boston, Mass. Mechanical toy
Ricker, Reuben H.. Boston, ^lass. Mechanical toy
Ricker, Robert E., Troy, N. Y. Car-buffer
Ricker. Robert E., Troy, N. Y. Car-buffer
Ricketts, .James M., Cliarles! on. 111. Screw-driver
Ricketts, John T., Camargo, Ky. Hand corn-planter
Rickey, Alonzo C, Boone, Iowa, and E. D. Myers, Wooster, Ohio. Harness-saddle ,
Rickman, William B., London, England, R. and O. Pintsch, Berlin, Germany, assignors, byi
mesne as.signments, to Pintsch Eiahting Company, of New Jersey. Signal-light J
Ricour. Th6ophile, Tours, France. Locomotive steam-engine '.
Riddell, William M.. and H. Wicliens, assignors to D. Boyd and T. Rowan, London, Eng-
land. Apparatus for checking and ascertaining the issue of tickets
Riddle, Henry W. (See Herman. Adolpb E.. assignor.)
Ridenour, Cyrus •!., Springfield, Ohio. Marliine for compressing plastic material
Ridenour, .John, Mount Vernon, Ind. Car-coupling
Rider, Alexander K., Walden, N. Y. Explosive-gas engine ,
Rider, Alexander IC. Walden, N. Y. Thermostat
Rider, Thomas J. (See Re>-nolds and.Ridei.)
Ridge, Elmer and H., Philadelphia, Pa Flying target
Ridge, Howard. (See Ridge Elmer and H.)
Ridge, Joseph, assignor to J. H. Beers, Chica"^, HI. MnfHer for school-slates
Ridge, Joseph, assignor to A. Waraer and J. H. Beers, Chicago, 111. Noiseless slate
Ridlfey, Charles E.. Mapleton, Iowa. Plow cleaner for sulky-cultivators
Ridle.y, Joseph C, St. Louis, Mo. Combined .spark-arrester and flue-supporter
Ridley, JosephC. St. Louis, Mo. Mud-arrester for steam-boilers
Riedel, Ewalt. (See Dunlap and Riedel.)
Rieseck, Peter, Pittsburc, Pa. Meat and vegetable chopping machine
Riesenberg, Frank W. (Sec Hatch and Ricseuberg.)
Riesenberg, Frank W., assignor of one-half to H, Sardison, Peoria, 111. Buckle
Riesenfeld, Edward R., assignor to C. H. Wight, New York, N. Y. Shelf oil-cloth
Rife, Henry A., assignor of one-half to P. S. Fahmey, Timberville, Va. Machine for dress-J
ing .stone (
Rigby, Holden, and D. Lindsay, Pater.son, N. J. Compound harness for Jacqnard looms ..
Rigby, John S., Beaufort, assignor of one-half to F. Brotherhood, Charleston, S. C. Appa-
ratus for making sulphuric acid
Rigby, Joseph, and J. W. Gorsuch. Ottawa, Kans. Machine for making horseshoes
Riildon, Isaac, Cincinnati, Ohio Scale-beam and weight
Rigss, Calvin, Worcester, Mass. Vise
Riggs, William A., Sr., New Orleans, La. Process of and apparatus for defecating cane-
iuice
No.
Date.
2n9,266
301,522
H04.034
307,870
308.990
292.052
301.1.59
292,255
299.852
308,280
309,877
300,508
300,509
.300.. 510
292.855
292,053
300,511
294,809
307,802
292.359
294.!'13
2'M.(i74
294,075
299.267
307,871
295,809
297,009
309.802
.'fn,a,704
309.252
304.238
3(10.709
300, f 00
309,879
304,008
306.777
306,862
299,679
292,360
302,032
292,588
308,705
294,274
298,406
292,178
294,405
303,885
294,154
298,891
303,049
293,3.57
301,755
304,035
.303,187
291,939
292,361
308,991
Righter, Edmund K. (See Cliff, Edward, assignor.)
Rightmyer, AYilliam T,, Mei'iden, Conn. Pen
Rightor, William R., assignor of one-fourtli to D. A. Linthicum, Helena, Art.
device
Blasting
292,054
306,285
302,590
298,777
297,848
296,450
306,430
May 27
July 8
Aug. 26
Nov. 11
Dec. 9
Jan. 15
July 1
Jan. 22
June 3
Nov. 18
Dec. 30
June 17
June 17
June 17
Feb. 5
Jan. 15
June 17
Mar. 11
Nov. 11
.Tan. 22
Mar. 11
,Mar. 4
Mar. 4
May 27
Nov. 11
Mar. 25
Apr. 15
TV^c. 23
Dec. 2
Dec. Hi
.Aug. 26
June 24
•Tune 24
Dec. 30
Sept. 2
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
June 3
Jan. 22
July 15
Jan. 29
Dec. 2
Feb. 26
May 13
.Tan. 22
Mar. 4
Aug. 19
Feb. 26
May .20
Aug. 5
Feb. 12
July 8
Aug. 26
Aug. 5
J.an. 15
Jan. 22
Dec. 9
Jan. 15
Oct. 7
July 29
May 20
Apr. 29
Apr. 8
Oct. 14
Monthly
volume.
1631
.574
1471
602
5H3
1299
110
1566
437
1120
1726
1298
1300
1301
94
1300
1302
575
511
1695
700
408
409
1632
603
1870
1397
1626
163
908
1749
1680
1681
1729
492
974
1080
250
1696
1222
2006
164
1933
.577
1450
1267
1790
1172
212
762
875
1473
383
1167
1697
564
1301
327
1961
1027
2477
708
519
468
157
406
166
148
363
29
113
305
467
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27
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363
26
357
27
1.59
26
140
29
472
26
195
26
113
26
113
26
4^8
27
166
29
519
26
385
27
441
29
43
29
240
29
477
28
459
27
460
27
468
29
136
28
258
29
286
29
62
27
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) 473
^26
C.337
)338
|28
558
26
43,44
29
530
26
161
27
407
26
22
26
351
28
490
36
327
27
.59
28
203
26
238
"■.3
406
28
104
28
325
26
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J 474
^26
148
29
,364
26
88
29
538
28
287
27
678
27
195
27
140
29
861
112
742
489
809
2.5(1
23
302
1005
598
1060
1181
1181
460
251
1181
934
472
326
9.57
899
899
861
1186
277
1023
729
885
795
1253
1253
1061
908
197
218
967
327
239
388
730
802
644
284
844
701
777
763
494
.581
167
743
526
225
327
810
251
CO
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735
490
140
102
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
243
Alpliahetical list of patentees — Continued.
Kame, residence, and invention.
RiclaiirliT, Jacol) TV.. New Torlc, N. T. Spectacle-frame
Ri^'ler. WasIiiiiKton B. (See Wallich and Kigler.)
Rigney, Joseph, Bridgeport, Conn. Cane-miU
Rike, Adam D. (See Idner, George W., a,ssig:nor.)
Riker, Carroll L., Brooklyn, assignor to C. Gnllmann, New York, N. T. Combined trap
and overHosv for wasli-basins, water-<'lo8ets, sinks, &c
Riley. Christian F. (See Vonelbach, "Wieland, and Riley.)
Riley, Christian F., Philadelphia, Pa. Velocipede
Riley, George S. (See Aunis and F.irrand, assignors.)
Riley, John H., Indianapolis, Ind. Saw
Riley, Joseph H., Bury, county of Lancaster, England. Apparatus for separating vegeta-
ble fibei- from woolen fabrics
Riley. AV. Edward J., Loui.sville, Ky. Railway-ticket
Ringen. John, assignor of one-half to L. Stockstrom, St. Louis, Mo. Gasoline-stove at-
tachment
Ringer, Edward H.. Bradenville, Pa. Nut-lock
Ringer, Joseph G., Oakland Cross-Roads, Pa. Seed-planter and fertilizer-distributer
Ringland. George S., assignor to Iowa Plaster Company, Fort Dodge, Iowa. Plastic com-
pound for brown and rounh-coat plastering '.
Ringler, Frederick A . , and E. I. Alfeld, New York, N. T. Mortised wooden block for elec-
trotype or stereotye plates
Ringo, Alyin L., and A. Pettibone, Chicago, HI. Ballot-box
Ringwalt. Levi A., "Wilmington. Del. Harness-saddle tree
Riordan, Dennis W.. Chicago, 111. Car wheel iind axle
Rios, Alonso C delos. New Orleans, La. Propelling apparatus for vessels
Ripley, Daniel C, Pittsburg, Pa. Glass caster
Ripley, t)aniel C., Pittsburg. Pa. Fruit-bowl
Ripley. Robert A., New York, and J. Bridgford, Albany, N. Y. Magnetic ore-separator ..
Ripsom, Joseph B., 0.shkosh, "Wis. Plane -
Ripson, Julius M., Youngstown, N. T. Thill-cultivator
Riadon Iron and Locomotive "Works. (See Dickie, George W., assignor.)
Risdon, "William B., assignor to American Saw Company, Trenton, N. J. Insertible saw-
No.
tooth
Rishel, Geoi-ge P., Hornellsville, N. Y.. assignor of one-half to T. B. "Welch & Son, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Vulcanizing and celluloid apparatus. (Reissue)
Risien, Edmund E.. San Saba, Tex. Churn-cover attachment
Rising, Lewis E.. Riverton, Conn. Horseshoe
Risinger. Michael H. (See Ellis. David L., assignor.)
Risley, Henry D., Madison, N. Y. Twine-adjuster
Ritclieig, James T., et al. (See Schaffer, Chailes M., assignor.)
Ritchel, Charles F., and G. Doolittle, assignors of one-third to T. B. Doolittle, Bridgeport,
Conn. Method of and apparatus for treating pelts
Ritchie, Alexander H. (See Ely, Edward P., assignor.)
Ritchie, Allan, et al. (See Murray. James, a.s.signor.)
Ritchie, DaA-id A.. Chelsea. Mass. Sheet-metal pipe
Ritchie, Edward S., Biookline. Mass. Mariner's comvass
Ritchie, Frederic G. . TVallingford, Vt. Machine for tlie reduction of wood and other ma-i
terials to paper-pulp i
Ritchie. Frederick "W., assignor of two-thirds to J. Ritchie and M. L. Ross, Vanceborough,
Me. Combination-tool. ..'.
Ritchie. Ge<nge W. , Arrowsmith , HI. Safety attachment for homed animals
Ritchie, James T., «t a?. (See Schaffer, Charles M., assignor.)
Ritchie, John, et al. (See Ritchie, Frederick W., assignor.)
Ritchie. John, Brookline, Mass. Swinging Iniicket for electric lamps
Ritchie, John, and F. Luckermann. Freeport, 111. Lifting-jack
Riter, .Tohn L. (See See, .James "W.. assignor.)
Riter, John L., Bro^ynsville, Ind. Seeding-machine
Riter, John L., Brownsville, Ind. Fertilizer-distributer
Riter, JoTin L., Brownsville, Ind. Force-feed seeding-machine
Riter, John L.. Brownsville, assignor to Norris & Brother, Rushville, Ind. Seeding-ma-
chine .
Rites, Lewis A., Chester, N. Y. Cheese press or mold
Ritter, A. C. Henry, deceased; I. M. Ritter, Cleveland. Ohio, administratrix, and assignor
to E. A. Raymond, Grand Rapids, Mich. Bow for carriage-tops
Ritter, IdaM.. admini.stratiix. (See Ritter, A. C. Henry.)
Ritter, Joseph H., Philadelphia. Pa. Ironing- table '.
Ritter. William H. (See Shaw, Thomas, a.ssignor.)
Ritz. John, assignor of one-half to W. Dauber, Gowanda, N. Y. Plow
Rivers, .Tulian H., assignor to Lapp & Flersheim, Chicago, HI. Foot-treadle
Rivers, Lewis, "Worcester, Mass. Wire-reel
Rivers, Thomas L., assignor to C. B. Lindsey, Mount Vernon, HI. Hame-tug
Rix, Benjamin F. (See Chapin and Rix.)
Rix, Benjamin F., Kalamazoo. Mich. Harrow
Roach, David A., et al. (See Buck, Merrick Y., assignor.)
Roach, David A., Crawford sville, assignor of one-half to L. N. Roach, Eugene, Ind. Me-
tallic fence -
Roach, Lewis N. (See Roach, David A., assignor.)
Roach, Michael J., Lockport, N. Y. Steam-pipe joint for rotary paper-drying cylinders,
&c
303,188
301,160
292,055
292,179
293,276
300.010
303,322
299,853
293,085
291,402
301,459
299,012
300.512
295.810
301,161
298,234
291,086
Roach, WilliaraE., Washington, D. C. Ventilator ,
Roach, William H., et al. (See Buck, Merrick Y., assignor,)
Robarge, Peter. East Aurora, N. Y. Device for cutting plugs or dowel-pins
Robb, Andrew F., New Brunswick, N. J., assigaor to Tompkins Brothers, Troy, N. Y.
Conical presser for bobbin-winding machines
Robb, Eliakim T. , Chester, and A. W. Schleicher, Philadelphia, Pa. Driving-gear
Robb, John. (See Morgan and Robb.)
Robb, Marcus H.. Oak Ridge. Mo. Fire-escape ■
Robbins, AlbertF., Orange. Mass. Mainspring-winder for watches
Robbins & Appleton. (See Fitch, Ezra C. assignor.)
Robbins & Appleton. (See O'Hara, Daniel, assignor.)
Robbins, David F., Berlin, Minn. Draft-equalizer
Robbins, Edwin A., Boston, Mass. Pipe-cutter
bobbins, Frank G., Lynn, Mass. Curtain-fixture ......,,.,..-,.-,....■ .. —
296.4.57
306,778
296,785
304,957
298,892
10,442
309,405
303,323
305,110
295,050
308,800
291,403
291,777
303,666
296,625
296,355
300,011
301,523
304,754
307,495
295,945
296,064
307,803
299,680
297,450
305.3,32
302,591
297,634
301,163
298,235
298,624
305,236
302,941
307,144
299,013
309,097 '
308,096
Date.
Aug. 5
Oct. 28
May 20
Dec.
Nov.
9
18
Monthly
volume.
a.
July 1
Jan. 15
Jan. 22
Feb. 12
June 10
Aug. 12
June 3
Feb. 5
Jan. 1
July 1
May 20
June 17
Mar. 25
July 1
May 6
Jan. 1
Apr. 8
Oct. 21
Apr. 15
Sept. 9
May 20
Jan. 29
Dec. 16
Aug. 12
Sept. 16
Mar. 11
Dec. 2
Jan. 1
Jan. 8
Aug. 19
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
June 10
July 8
Sept. 9
Nov. 4
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
Nov. 11
June 3
Apr. 22
Sept. 16
July 29
Apr. 29
July 1
May 6
May 13
Sept. 16
Aug. 5
384
111
1302
1452
659
645
553
439
379
478
493
1315
1303
1871
113
358
85
708
975
1120
879
1173
2271
1112
555
1070
885
307
479
957
999
928
587
647
576
611
105
62
204
512
251
1964
1369
1963
2223
116
359
828
1240
79
1481
1316
698
882
104
29,30
364
407
176
176
152
113
103
135
376
357
519
30
95
24
196
258
315
C238
j239
328
628
298
152
292
243
80
136
268
269
273
259
163
176
158
167
27,28
18
59
141
62
537
379
539
604
Official
Gazette.
231
340
394
376
188
240
26
29
>26
31 I 28
95 27
29
27
29
29
526
23
251
284
562
1052
562
1005
511
86
91
790
1181
1186
23
594
19
140
197
228"
990
763
435
923
562
1031
987
754
86
17-
650
184
117
1052
112
9.37
389
15
42
472
967
.387
1083
386
441
24
594
27 690
28 1059
24 28 470
298
791
838
552
293,086
Feb. 5
379
103
26
.511
300,898
June 24
1803
493
27
1277
898,407
May 13
578
161
27
644
244
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
AljiUahefical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
p.
Official
Gazette.
be
Rolibins, Frederick. (See Livingston, John G., assignor.)
Robbius, Henry A. (See Bessier, Vetal, assignor.)
Bobbins, .James "W., St. Johnsbury, Vt. Circular sawing machine
Kobbins, Jerome A., et al. (See Downs, Benjamin J., assignor.)
Robbius, John A. (See Weathers, James, assiirnor.)
Bobbins, Le-svis, Parkerslrarg, AV. Va. Portable house for sheep
Bobbins, Louis S., New Tort, N. Y. Preparing food for animals
Bobbins, Bichard B., Adrian, Mich. Corn-cutting harvester
Bobbuits, George "W., assignor of two-thirds to J. E. Polt and H. K. Hart, Elmo, Tex.
Baliug-press -
Bober, Beinhard, Dresden, Saxony, Germany. Circulating-pipe for the transmission of
heat .
Boberge. David, Jr., New York, N. Y. Spring-horseslioe
Boberge, David and David, Jr., New York, N. Y. Apparatus for preventing accidents on
railways .
Boberts, Aarcra A., Quitman, Ark. Plow
Boberts, Beujamin E., Omaha, Nebr. Adjustable and portable shelving .
Roberts.
Roberts,
Roberts.
Nebr.
Boberts,
Boberts,
Boberts
Boberts
Boberts
Boberts,
ling.-
Roberts,
ling ..
Boberts,
Midi.
Roberts,
Boberts,
Boberts,
Boboi ts,
Boberts,
Boberts,
Boberts,
, Charles, et al. (See Herckner, Emil, assignor.)
Chiirles. et al. (See Tatuni, C. Albert, a.'^signor.)
, Cliailes W., Oskaloosa. Kans., assignor of one-half to T. M. Van Court, Omaha,
Gearing for windmills - .'
, Chester A.. Caledonia. N. Y. Fire-escape
Daniel L., Eoyalton, N. Y. Proportional balance
Duplex Pinning Machine Company. (See Dwight, William M., assignor.)
Duplex Planing Machine Tool Company. (See Dwight, William M., assignor.)
Duplex Planing Machine Tool Company. (See Boberts, James A., as.siguor.)
, Edward J., assignor of one-fourth to W. W. Culbertson, Ashland, Ky. Car-coup-
305,760
291,625
301.924
309,648
292,952
308,197
300,899
296.065
291,087
309,360
304,454
294,275
308,198
Edward J., assignor of one-fourth to W. W. Culbertson, Ashland, Ky. Car-coup-
Weber, Detroit,
H. A.
Fabian J., assignor of one-half to C. and J. Beeber and
Du.st-guard for car-axle boxes
Frank K.. Philadelphia, Pa. Spectacles
George, Philadelphia, Pa. Pawl
George S.. Meredith. N. H. Turning-lathe
Georire W., Walla Walla, Wash. Ter. Green-com-cutting machine
George W., Walla Walla, Wash. Ter. Lock V
Isaiah L., assignor of one-half to H. L. Brevoort, Brooklyn, N. Y. Electric battery
Jacob, Brooklyn, N. Y. Steam-boiler
Boberts, James. (See Twiss, Ira L.. assignor.)
Boberts, .Ta' I e» A., assignor of one-half to W. M. Dwight, Detroit, Mich. Planing-machine
Boberts, James A., assi,gnor of one-half to W. M. Dwight. Detroit, Mich. Belt-fastener. .
Boberts, James A., assignor to Boberts Duplex Planing Machine Tool Company, Detroit.
Mich. Planing and matching machine
Boberts, James W., Moody, Mo. Combined cotton cultivator and chopper _
Bobeits, John, Portville, assignor of one-half to M. F. Windsor, Buffalo, N." Y. Tan-
Boberts. John D., New Haven, assignor to Landers, Frary & Clark, New Britain, Conn.
Handle
Boberts, John M., and B. W. Case, Brownsville, Dak. Ter. Standai'd for wagons
Boberts. .Tohu P. (See Baker and Boberts.)
Boberts, .Joseph H., Toronto, Ohio. Hot-air generator for fire-places
Bobeits, Morris, assignor of one-half to G. W.Hopkins, Philadclpliia, Pa. Window-sci-een
Boberts. Thomas E., "assignor of two-thirds to A. Gordon, Detroit, Mich. Cigar-bunching
machine
Boberts, Thomas H., Wilmington, Del. Car-truck
Boberts, Webster M., Bloomington, Kans. Pulverizer
Boberts, William H. , Santa Clara, Cal. Sulky-cultivator
Fire-escape and self-preserver.
Two- wheeled vehicle
Harness-buckle
Bobertson, Columbus F. (See Dew and Robertson.)
Bobertson, Hugh, Breckenridge, Minn. Claw-bar
Bobertson, James B., Kingston, N. Y.
Robertson, .James D., Salisbury, Mass.
Robertson, James D., Salisbury, Mass.
Bobertson, .Toliu, Sibley. Iowa. Ditching-machine
Robertson, .John, Brooklyn, N. Y. Press for dishing hollow articles
Bobertson, .lohu A. (See Armentroiit, William L., assignor.)
Robertson, Joshua H., assignor to C. W. Randall, San Francisco, Cal. Dynamite
Bobertson, .Joshua H.. assignor to C. W. Baudall. San Francisco, Cal. E.Kplosive compound
Bobei tson, Norman, Kincardine, Ontario, Canada. Shelf for exhibiting goods . -
Bobie, Frederic H., Quincy, assignor of one-half to W. P. Bigelow, Natick, Mass. Store-
tongs, &,c
Bobie, Henry W., Portsmouth, Va. Reversing-valve for steam-enirines
Robilliard, Daniel S., Quebec, Quebec, Canada. Low-pressure boiler
Robin, Simon, Cambridgeport, Mass. Revolving book-rest
Robinius, Francis, Indianapolis, Ind. Combined swing and chair
Bobinson, Alberts., assignor of one-half to A. Schell, Albany, N. Y. Balingpress
Bobinson, Alexander, Benicia, assignor to Baker & Hamilton, San Francisco, Cal. Horse-
nwer
pov
Bobinson, Alexander, Beneoia, assignortoBenecia Agricultural Works, Sau Francisco, Cal.
Harvester
Bobinson, Alexander, Benicia, assignor to Baker & Hamilton, San Francisco, Cal. Bag-
holder -
Bobinson, Arnold E. and H., Manchester, county of Lancaster, England, assignors, by
mesne assignments, to Victor Caloric Engine Company, Jersev Citv, N. J. Hot-air en-
gine :
Robinson, Brnjaniiu F., New York, N. Y. Securing goods in the frame of embroidery-
niachiues
Bobinson, Charles E., Brooklyn, N. Y. Lock-hinge
294,810
307,228
307.682
2n 1.778
308.097
306.525
296.066
310 084
308,992
297,009
2P4 914
298. 120
308.801
303,050
304,958
304.131
308,802
306.178
293,277
309,049
301,008
308.803
304,861
297,849
291.940
297,451
307.336
303,189
308,0r8
307.988
307,989
303,886
304,669
294,155
305,848
206.356
295,946
300,642
Sept. 30
Jan. 8
July 15
Dec. 23
Feb. 5
Nov. 18
June 24
Apr.
Jan.
Deo. 16
Sept. 2
Feb. 26
Nov. 18
Mar. 11
Oct. 28
Nov. 4
Jan. 8
Nov. 18
Oct. 14
Apr. 1
Dec. 30
Dec. 9
Apr. 15
Mar. 11
May 6
Dec.
Aug.
Sept. 9
Aug. 26
Dec. 2
Oct. 7
Feb. 12
Dec. 23
June 24
Dec. 2
Sept. 9
Apr. 29
Jan. 15
Apr. 22
Oct. 28
Aug. 5
Nov. 18
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
Aug. 19
Sept. 2
Feb. 26
Sept. 30
Apr. 8
Apr. 1
June 17
304,132
307,593
Aug. 26
Nov, 4
1928
780
1092
1431
219
1015
1805
205
86
1060
208
1935
1016
577
1579
349
959
883
634
207
1991
565
1397
701
196
308
213
881
1602
309
196
660
1433
1934
310
747
2478
1167
1965
1732
3t<5
883
744
745
1268
493
1791
2042
588
63
1469
380
763
208
783
1603
234
536
219
300
C387
(388.
60
275
494
59
2.5
C282
1283
61
531
276
160
422
95
269
241
166
60
535
148
C385
}386
195
.52
81
59
437
81
52
177
388
534
81
C205
J 206
679
326
537
463
104
241
352
136
490
565
163
18
(405 J
^406 \
(407 )
28
26
28
ho
26
29
27
27
26
5 29
28
26
29
26
29
29
26
29
29
27
29
29
[27
26
27
29
28
28
28
29
29
26
29
27
29
'28
27
26
27
29
28
29
29
29
28
28
26
28
27
27
27
104
203
58
C209
i210
438
65
26
26
26
J 29
28
1198
146
214
988
483
577
1277
42
19
912
854
803
577
934
316
435
177
552
124
42
1111
810
277
957
564
754
495
990
767
754
36
562
989
1300
755
964
491
225
387
343
,526
553
518
.518
701
908
777
1220
117
15
1211
511
581
865
855
767
414
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alj)hahetical list of patentees — Cpntiuued.
245
Name, residence, and invention.
Eobinson, Cvnis K., Concoid, N. H. Halter
Robinsim, David F. (See Jackson. Chaili'S A., assignor.)
Eobinson. Diilaiiey E., Roanoke, 111. Gate
Bobinson. Edwaid J., Flu.sliinjr. N. Y. Device for mensurins and drawing kerosene, &c . .
Robinson, Edward T.. and H. "W. Goodwin, Bcloit. Wis. Littiiigjack
Eobinson. Elislia. (See Kaucev.nn, John, assignor.)
Robinson, Krnest O.. Pittsburg. Pa. A.sh-pit
Robinson , Francis "\V., Richmond, Ind. Straw-stacker
Robinson, Francis W., Richmond. Ind. Traction-engine
Robinson, Frank A., et al. (See Stetson. Frank H., .issignor.)
Robinson, Frank J., assignor of ono-lialf to D. M. Bone, Peter.sburg, 111. Bed-bottom
Robinson. George H.. et al. (See Gaunt. Thomas, assignor.)
Robinson, George H., et al. (See Reynolds and Allen, assi.gnors.)
Robinson, George H., et al. (See Reynolds and Riiler, assignors.)
Robinson, Harold C, and L. J. Lallement. St. Louis. Mo. Separable button
Robinson, Horace. (He(! Robinson, Arnold E. and H.)
Robinson. Isiah, Springtown, assignor to himself and J. "W. Sublett, Mansfield, Tex. Post-
hole auger
Robinson, J. Watts, Boston, Mass. Macliine for computing interest
Robinson, Jacob C, Xicholasville, Ky. Revolving harrow
Robinson, John B., Dresden, Tex. Cotton-.sack holder
Robinson, John C. (See Wood. Frank B., assignor.)
Bobinson, John E., Baltimore. Md. Construction and operation of caissons
Robinson, John H.. assignorof one half to A. Ochs, Fremont, Ohio. Fifth-wheelfor vehicles.
Robinson, John J. (Sne Crnzan and Robinson.)
Robinson. John T., Gilmer, Tex. Fruit-can
Robinson. Joseph M.. Brooklyn. X. T. Barrel-shaping machine
Robinson, Mellcn F., Litchfield Corners. Me. Liquid-measuring vessel
Robinson, Merritt F. (See Kuhlmann, Eobinson, and Irvin.)
Robinson, Morton, et al. (See Armstrong. Samuel, assignor.)
Robinson, Samuel P.. Plainfield, Conn, ^folder's flask
Eobinson, Squire, Sonthington, Conn. Wrench
Eobinson. Stillman W.. assignor of one-half to, O. E. Lewis, Columbus, Ohio. Machine for
uniting the nppers and soles of boots or shoes
Robiu-son, William, Boston, Mass. Eketi-ic-light regulator
Eobinson, William, assignor of one-fourth to A. C. Woolman, Bellefontaine, Ohio. Car-
coupling -
Eobinsonr William M., New Franklin Mo. Car-coupling
Eobinson, William W., Ida Grove, Iowa. Check-row attachment for corn-planters
Robinson, William W., Odebolt, Iowa. Harrow
Robinson, William "W., Eipon, assignor of one-half to G. N. Lyman, Milwaukee, Wis. Pre-
serving wood
Robson, Robert S., Cambridgeport, assignor, by mesne assignments, to himself and J.
Loughre.v. East Cambridge, Mass. Composing-stick
Robson, Robert S., and J. Longhrey, Cambridge, assignors to C. D. Palmer, Lowell, Mass.
Friction-hinge -
Roche, Thomas. (See Brauer and Roche.)
Roche, Thomas C, Brooklyn, assignor to E. & H. T. Anthony & Co., New York, N. Y.
Enlargins-camera
Roche.ster Machine Tool Works. (See Bryant, Edwin E., assignor.)
Rock, Daniel B., Fairfield, Pa. Elbow for spouting
Rock, Daniel B., Fairfield, Pa. Eaves-trough hanger
Rockey, Richard M., Nora. III. Combined milk-cooler and refrigerator
Rockwell, Fred C. (See Laraway, George W., assignor.)
Rockwell, George M., Woonsocket, R. I. Carpet-sweeper
Rockwell, Lucius A. 'See Fowler and Rockwell.)
Rockwell, Ludlem B., Sunbury, Pa. Hardening steel
Rockwell, Robert N., Peabody. Kans. Wind- wheel
Rockwell. RoUiu D. (See Willson, William H., assignor.)
Rockwell, William F., assignor to Miller Bros. Cutlery Company, Meriden, Conn. Pen-
holder
Rockwood. Levi R., assignor to M. M. Flint. Worcester, Mass. Stencil ink or color fountain.
Eockwood, William E. (See Newcomb, Horatio C. assignor.)
Rockwood. William E., Indianapolis. Ind. Paper floor-block
Rockwood, William E., Indianapolis, Ind. Paper floor
Eockwood. William K., assignor of one-half to H. C. Newcomb, Indianapolis, Ind. Pulley.
Rockwood, William E., assignor of one-half to H. C. Newcomb, Indianapolis. Ind. Paper
pulley
Eockwood. William E., assignor of one-half to H. C. Newcomb, Indianapolis, Ind. Paper
friction- wheel
Eockwood, William E., assignor of one-half to H. C. Newcomb, Indianapolis, Ind. Paper
wheel - :
Eockwood. William T.. et al. (See Ferguson. Arthur C assignor.)
Rodeen. Charles F., assignor of one-half to C. Nelson, San Francisco, Cal. Ship's steering
apparatus
Rodgers, Alexander. (See Perry, Hubert M., assignor.)
Rodgers, James L. (See Hartley and Rodgers.)
Rodgers & Sons, Joseph. (See Wingfield, Charles, assignor.)
Eodgers. WiUiam C, assignor of one-half to F. P. Lybrand, Owlet Green, Tex. Portable
saw-mill
Eodgers, William H., Brooklyn, assignor to S. E. May, New York, N. Y. Clock-work
mechanism '
Eodie, James, Eondout, N. Y. Steam-boiler
Eodier, Lonis C, Detroit, Mich. Eadiator
Eodier, Louis C., Detroit, Mich. Supporting sand cores
Eodine, Charles A., and J. G. Malmgien, Chicago, HI. "Velocipede
No.
297,850
2!I4,077
.■i06,779
306,033
307,337
201, OSS
300,397
296,708
298,236
309,803
294.079
304,9.59
306,803
294,078
307,069
305,333
297.010
298,504
294,406
299,165
297.718
304,4.55
302,524
299.268
292.0.56
308,433
294,676
294,677
301,164
297,851
296,786
302.3,58
299,166
Date.
295.506
309,492
292,057
302.780
292,856
302.942
302.943
291,779
300.012
300,013
.300,014
308,804
Apr. 29
Feb. 20
Oct. 21
Sept. 30
Oct. 28
Jan. 1
June 17
Apr. 8
May 6
Dec. 23
Feb. 26
Sept. 9
Oct. 21
Feb. 26
Oct. 21
Sept. 16
Apr. 15
May 13
Mar. 4
May 27
Apr. 29
Sept. 2
July 22
May 27
Jan. 15
!Nov. 25
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
July 1
Apr. 29
Apr. 15
Jily 22
May 27
Mar. 18
Dec. 16
Jan. 15
July 29
Feb. 5
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Jan. 8
June 10
June 10
June 10
Dec. 2
296,220 Apr. 1
June 10
July 15
Jan. 22
July 15
Sept. 9
300,015
302,033
292.362
302,034
304,960
Monthly
volume.
P.
to
2479
1078
976
2277
1732
87
1162
1022
359
1626
1080
882
1082
1679
1357
1309
1399
689
87
1515
2330
208
1863
1633
1303
1335
410
410
116
2479
1121
1647
1516
1472
1216
1304
2194
95
80
80
960
648
649
649
311
395
679
462
258
631
436
25
318
287
95
442
463
239
286
463
362
380
386
195
23
435
634
62
510
469
364
364
113
31
679
;315
I 316
452
435
404
364
604
26
24
24
269
177
177
177
82
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27
112 ; 27
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Roe, Daniel H., Madison, Ohio. Knockdown cheese-vat ] 306,034 Sept. 30
Roeber. Alexander, Morgan. Tex. Bridle \ 303,751 Aug. 19
Roebling, Ferdinand W., and W. Orr, Jr., assignors to New Jersey Wire Cloth Company, '
Trenton, N.J. Wire-cloth scenery .' 293.981 Feb. 19
Eoede, Bemhard, Jersey City, N. J. Shirt-stud .292,058 Jan. 15
650 177 27
1224 338 28
1703 I 474 26
1225 ! 338 28
883 {239 1 23
2278
1103
1547
1305
302 28
426 26
305 ; 26
491
759
198
1265
343
19
1154
204
594
1024
760
990
219
759
269
278
665
844
838
462
855
362
861
251
647
899
24
491
228
322
838
1109
942
252
425
460
470
470
177
1053
1053
1053
755
76
1053
239
328
239
990
1266
670
729
2!>2
246
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Koeder, Louis. (See "Weyland and Roeder.)
Koetel, Henry, Zanesville, Ohio. Gas and fluid pressure regulator
Keeper, Heiraann, Pliiladelphia, Pa. Motor
Kogers, Andrew W., Salem, Mass. Shoe-form
Rogers, Auffustxis J., assignor of two-thirds to H. Mann and J. Koebig, Milwaukee, Wis.
Process of and apparatus for reducing metals by electrolysis
Roger.s, Charles B., St. Peter, Minn. Gage-coclj
Rogers, Charles C, Providence, R. I. Time-check register
Rogers, Charles E., Boston, Mass. Stringing pianos
Rogers, Charles "W., Baltimore, Md. Harness-pad ^
Rogers, Clarence M. (See Danziger, Hirsch S.. assignor.)
Kogers, Ebenezer, H., Jr., New York, N. T. Bottle-iegister
Rogers, Ebenezer H., Jr., New York, N. Y. Combined liquid measure and register for bot-
tles
Rogers Fence Company- (See Rogers, Timothy, assignor.)
Rogers Flexible Shoe Company, "Warner. (See Rogers, Warner, assignor.)
Kogers, Frederick 0., Boston. Mass. Roof-fender
Rogers, George B., Boston, Mass. Banjo
Rogers, Homer, trustee. (See Busell, James H., assignor.)
Rogers, Homer, Boston, Mass., assignor to Slotted Rivet Company, Nashua, N.H.
Slotted
rivet -
Rogers, J. Harris. (See Johnston and Rogers.)
Rogers, J. Harris, Washington, D. C. Telephone-transmitter
Rogers, James H., New York, N. Y. Telephone
Rogers, James H., New York, N. Y. Telephone
Rogers, Jaines H., New York, N. Y. Telephone
Rogei'S, James H., Washington, D. C, assignor to American Electro-Gas Telephone Com-
pany, of New Jersey. Gas and magnetic telephone system
Rogers, James H., Washington, D. C, assignor to American Electro-Gas Telephone Com-
pany, of New Jersey. Pipe-telephone
Rogers, James S., et al. (See Lawton, Walter, assignor.)
Rogers, John P. (See TJpham and Rogers.)
Kogers, Josiah W., Beverly, Mass., assignor to Winslow Beating-Out Shoe Machinery Com-
pany, Saco, Me. Beating-out machine for boot or shoe soles
Rogers, Lebbeus H. (See Shaw, William A., assignor.)
Rogers Locomotive and Machine Works. (See Luttgens, Henry A., assignor.)
Kogers, Michael J., assignor to T. T. Haydock, Cincinnati, Ohio. Fifth-wheel
Kogers, Morris. (See Ellsworth and Rogers.)
Rogers, Samuel C, and -J. T. Barnard, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Machine for gumming
and shai-pening saws
Rogers Silver Ware and Cutlery Company, F. B. (See Eades, J. Alvin, assignor.)
Rogers. Thomas W., Galesbnrg. 111. Seed-planter
Rogers, Timothy, assignor to Rogers Fence Company, Springfield, Ohio. Latching device
for gates for iron fences
Rogers, Timothy, assignor to Rogers Fence Company, Springfield, Ohio. Iron fence
Kogers, Timothy, assignor to Rogers Fence Company, Springfield, Ohio. Iron fence
Kogers, Timothy, assignor to Rogers Fence Company, Springfield, Ohio. Iron fence
Rogers, Timothy, assignor to Rogers Fence Company, Springfield, Ohio. Iron fence
Rogers, Timothy, assignor to Rogers Fence Company, Springfield, Ohio. Adj ustable crest-
ing for buildings
Kogers, Timothy, assignor to Rogers Fence Company, Springfield, Ohio. Iron fence
Rogers, Warner, assignor to W. Rogers Flexible Shoe Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Shoe . .
Rogers, Warner, assignor to W. Rogers Flexible Shoe Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Bevice
for lasting boots and shoes
Kogers, William A., Cambridge, and G. F. Ballou, Waltham, Mass. Apparatus for cut-
ting screws
Rohn, George F. (See Duerr and Rohn.)
Rohney, Alexander B., Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Straight-way valve
Rohrer, Jacob B. (See Bennett, Charles H., assignor.)
Rohrer, Jacob B. (See Wallack and Rohrer.)
Kohrer, William H. (See Choate, Rohrer, and Ragan.)
Rolfe, Frank S., Waterbury, Vt. Sand-band for vehicles
Roll, John E. (See Bates, Edwin M., assignor.)
Rollanil, Jean B., Paris, France, as.signor to J. J. Bourcart, Zurich, Switzerland. Ring-
spinning flame
Kolland, .lean B. L., Jr. (See Cot6, N. Joseph, assignor.)
Kollar, William, deceased, Chicago, HI.; R. Tarrant, executor. Feed-water heater
Roller Coastei' C-'ompany of Ameiica. (See Stevens, Philo M., assignor.)
Rollhaus, George, Pittsburg, Pa. Boot or shoe
Rollins, Charles G. , Minneapolis, Minn. Middlings-purifier
Rollins, John B. (See Glazier and Rollins.)
Rollins, .TohnO., Chico, Cal. Plow
Rollins, Lafayette, Mountain Creek, assignor to himself and O. Stoelker, Montgomery, Ala.
Lumb<i -drier 1
Rollins, Walter A., WyaHville. county of Surrey. Ensrland. Transmitting motion
Romadka, Anthony V.', Wauwatosa, Wis. Trunk-roller and corner-i)iece
No.
301,.'524
297,. 537
292,682
296,357
300,643
308,993
293,088
297,011
293,089
298,778
302,429
301,832
304,862
310,151
297,166
297,167
297,168
Komaine, Robert, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. System and apparatus for farm cultivation?
and harvesting 5
Romans, John B., Nashville, Tenn. Turning-lathe
Romeau, Auguste. (See Montgomery, Hari'y C., assignor.)
Romeau, Auguste, Cleveland, (Jhio. Artificial fuel
Romer, Charles W. A. (See Wilkins, John H., as.signor.)
Romer, Paul H. E., and M. P. Meisaner, assignors to C. H. Weisbach, Chemnitz, Saxony,
Germany. Machine for folding fabrics and inserting pressing-boards between the folds
thereof
Romig, John, MifHinburg, Pa. Door-latch
Rominger, George S., assignor to American Buttonhole, Overseaming and Sewing Machine?
Company. Philadelphia, Pa. Buttonhole sewing-machine - 5
Romoser. Charles W., Marion, Ohio. Machine fortrimmins and punching roofing-slates . .
Rood. Albert 0., assignor to V. P. Travers, New York, N. Y. Selvage ♦or hammocks I
292,857
292,858
294,506
294,915
299,583
305,111
292,510
292,859
292,860
293,673
293,674
290,458
297,295
293,982
294,276
301,165
301,282
304,239
305,237
291,538
293,359
308,099
309, f 50
295.284
298.893
S91,230
292, ,511
297,635
301,525
296,067
296,221
296,620
304,961
290,459
Date.
July 8
Apr. 22
Jan. 29
Apr. 8
June 17
Dec. 9
Feb. 5
Apr. 15
Feb. 5
May 20
July 22
July 8
Sept. 9
Dec. 30
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Feb.
Feb.
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
June 3
Sept. 16
Jan. 29
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Apr. 8
Apr. 22
Feb. 19
Feb. 26
July 1
July 1
Aug. 26
Sept. 16
Jan. 8
Feb. 12
Nov. 18
Dec. 23
Mar. 18
May 20
Jan. 1
Jan. 29
Apr. 29
July 8
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
Apr. 8
Sept. 9
Apr. 8
Monthly
volume.
ft
03
577
2081
2123
589
1480
566
381
1400
382
1029
1738
974
-748
2074
1601
1602
1603
96
97
209
702
105
1071
1886
98
99
1133
1137
709
1769
1548
1937
117
272
1749
1240
663
764
885
1434
1194
1174
267
1887
2224
578
158
567
590
164
407
149
104
386
104
287
477
264
206
556
440
440
441
26,27
27
59
196
26
293
526
27
28
^316
' 317
317
196
480
426
531
31,32
74
478
340
, 188
203
C-241
i242
C388
i389
3.32
328
75
t.527
<.528
(529
605
208 60
396 112
929 P^^
•'''" j ) 260
884 I 240
710 ! 196
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26
27
28
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27
28
26
26
26
^26
26
27
27
26
26
28
28
28
28
26
26
[29
[29
26
27
26
»26
27
28
112
409
408
117
1213
810
511
278
511
735
340
185
964
1126
319
319
319
460
461
865
957
939
1031
370
461
461
656
657
140
350
729
803
24
53
795
1060
125
581
553
1057
763
49
370
441
112
43
76
185
990
140
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
247
Name, residence, ami invention.
Kood, Albert 0., assignor to V. P. Travers, N'ew York, K". T.
Kood, Albert 0., assignor to V. P. Travers, New Toik, N. Y.
Kood, Henry "W. (See Weber and Rood.)
Making hammocks .
Making hammocks .
Rook, John H., Jonesborough, Ind. Injector
Rooks, Jnli lis R., Boston, Mass. Coaltub
Rooney, Henry F., Randolph, Mass. Machine for filing shoe-heels.
Roos, Henry, et al. (See HetFt. ChristoTihcr. assignor.)
Roosevelt, Hilborne L., New York, N. Y. Electric lock
Root, Albert, Hamden, Conn. Combined levol and boring-guide
Root, Corydon A., assignor of one-half to J. L. Applegate, Andover, Ohio.
Root, George W. (See Smyth, David M., assignor.)
Root, Henry, San Francisco, Cal. Railway-car
Ladder ,
Root, Henry, San Francisco, Cal. Tnbe-stnictnre for cable railways
Root, Henry, San Fiancisco, Cal. Switcliing derice for c.ible railways
Root, Henry, and F. A. Tucker, San Franei.sco, Cal. Pawl for cable-grip levers
Root, John B., Port Chester, N. Y. Machine for riveting sheet-metal pipe
Root, Jolm B., Port Chestei-, N. Y. .Sectional boiler
Root & Sons Music Company. (See Schaar, August L., assignor.)
Root, W. J., et al. (See Pickett, Rufus S., assignor.)
Roots, Albert B., et al. (See Hinklin, Orren E., assignor.)
Roots, Francis T., Connersville, Ind. Pounder washing-machine ,
Roots, Francis T., Connersville, Ind. Churn-dasher
Roots, Francis T., Connersville, Ind. Clothes-pounder ,
Roper, Alfred W., St. Louis, Mo. Separatoi'
Roper, Alfred 'W., assignor of one-half to G. F. Durant and J. Campbell, St. Louis, Mo.
Machine for roasting coflee
Roper, Charles F. (See Roper, Sylvester H. and C. F.)
Roper, Charles F., Boston, Mass. Metal-screw machine
Roper, Charles F. . Hopedale, Mass. Thumb-tack
Roper, Sylvester H., Boston, and C. F. Roper, Hopedale, assignors to F. P. Fish, trustee,
Cambridge, Mass. Metal-screw machine
Ropp, Jerome TV., Elyria, Ohio. Strap-fastener
Roque, .Jos6, Philadelphia. Pa. Hand-piece for dental engines
Rorebeck, Henry, Parma, N. Y. Whiffletree
Rorebeck, Henry, Parma, assignor to A. V. Smith, Rochester, N. Y. Combined bridle and
h.alter
Rorick, John C, Wauseon, Ohio. Embroidering-machine
Rorick, William I., Winfield, Kans. Water-elevator
Rorison, John L., IJakersville, N. C. Composite mica sheet.-
Rosback, Fredrick P., Chicago, HI., assignorto C. Colahan, Cleveland, Ohio.
Metal-planer.
Roschman. Richard, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. Manufacture of buttons
Rose, Carl L. F., New York, N. Y. Tobacco-soap
Rose, George M., assignor of one-h.\lf to .T. B. Cull, Chicago, 111. Belting
Rose, Henry, Fayette, Mo. Staple-setting instrument
Rose, John H., Norwalk, Conn., assignor to W. J. Demorest, New York, N. Y.
ister .
Fare-reg-
Rose, Levi P. (See Salisbury, Silas C, assignor.)
Rose. Reuben M., Brookl.\Ti, N. Y. Punch
Rose, Reuben M., assignor to D. F. Atkins, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Fare register o\ recorder .
Rose, Rufus E., Kissimmee, Fla., assignor of three-fourths to H. Disston, J. M. Kreamer,i
and S. H. Grey, Philadelphia, Pa. Dredge •
Rose, Thomas, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to D. S. Steele and N. W. Condict, Jr., Jersey
City. N.J. Pump
Rose, Thomas, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to D. S. Steele and N. W. Condict, Jr., Jersey
City, N. J. Refrigerating and apparatus therel'or
Rose, Walter E. (See Smith. Walton D., assignor.)
Rose, William H.. Bfiltimore. Md. Eyelet
Rosebrook, Frank, Elniira, N. Y. Coffee and tea pot
Kosello, Jos6, Havana, Cuba. Steam-boiler
Rosenberg, Alexander A., Felliu, Livonia, assignor of part to 0. K. Hoberg and V. V.
Zoubkoff, St. Petersburg, Russia. Incrustation-preventive
Rosenkranz. Louis. Rhiuebeck, N. Y. Peauut-roaster
Rosensteel. William assignor to Oliver Brotliers & Phillips, Pittsburg. Pa. Coal-tipple. .
Rosensteel, William W.. and F. L. Shallenberger, assigmus to Oliver Brothers & Phillips,
Pittsburg, Pa. Axle-lubricator
Rosenstein. Fritz. (See Duthil and Rosenstein.)
Rosenstiehl, Daniel A. (See Poiriier and Rosenstiehl.)
Rosenstiehl, Daniel A. (See Roussin and Rosenstiehl.)
Rosenstock. Morris B., New York, N. Y. Mechanical movement
Rosenthal, Louis, Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany. Making artificial blocks, stones, &c..
Rosenthal. Sophie, Baltimore, Md. Under-gaiment
Rosenzi, Enrico, Pittsburg, Pa. Manufacture of obsidian looking-glasses
Rosenzi. Enrico, assignor of one-fouith to C. F. McKenna, Pittsburg, Pa. Preserve-jar
fastening
Rosnecht, .Joseph C, New York, N. Y. Brush for mucilage-bottles
Rosquist, John, Park City, Utah Ter. Car for inclines in mines
Ross, Abraham, assignor to C. Ross, Cincinnati, Ohio. Car-wheel
Ross, Barney, Sterling, Ohio. Wrench
Ross, Catharine. (See Ross, Abraham, assignor.)
Ross, Charles T., New York, N. Y. Automatic clectric-circuit-closing device
Ross, Cornele G., assignor to Lincoln Iron Works, Rutland, Vt. Hoisting-machine
Ross, Cornele G., assignor to Lincoln Iron Works, Rutl.and, Yt. Derrick
Ross, Donald G., Hatton, Mich . Machine for forming paving-blocks
Ross, Elmore W.. Fulton, N. Y. Straw-cutter
Ross, Eugenia. New York, N. Y. Hand-protecting attachment for umbrellas and canes. . .
Boss, George, Troy, N. Y. Air-pump
No.
296,460
296,627
309,406
303,051
292,303
306,179
297,719
297,088
304,863
309,982
309. 9^3
297,4.')2
292.364
302,944
295,199
305,334
305,335
293,983
295,200
292,683
306,431
300,736
298,403
302.430
295,811
295.812
303,458
299,014
308,199
293,675
.302,781
299, .584
308.805
308,994
295,201
295,052
295,051
295,202
309,493
309,494
298.707
291,941
304,133
305,336
309,098
299,585
304,359
309,880
298,505
294,507
309,741
296,876
304,134
292,366
301,756
296,877
298,121
301,281
302,035
292,365
295,947
295,586
295,676
Date.
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Dec. 16
Aug. 5
Jan. 22
Oct. 7
Apr. 29
Apr. 15
Sept. 9
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
Apr. 22
Jan. 22
Aug. 5
Mar. 18
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Feb. 19
Mar. 18
Jan. 29
Oct. 14
.Tune 17
Mav 13
July 22
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Aug. 12
May 20
Nov. 18
Feb. 19
.July 29
.Tune 3
Dec. 2
Dec. 9
Mar. 18
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar. 18
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
M,ay 13
Jan. 15
Aug. 26
Sept. 16
Dec. 9
June 3
Sept. 2
Dec. 30
May 13
Mar. 4
Dec. 23
Apr. 15
Aug. 26
Jan. 22
July 8
Apr. 15
May 6
July 1
July 15
Jan. 22
Apr. 1
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Monthly
volume.
to
710
930
1113
215
1703
198
2334
1491
749
1856
18.57
1965
1704
81
1085
1370
1371
1549
1086
2124
520
1600
579
1739
1872
1873
722
1317
1017
1139
2195
107
312
567
1087
890
8SS
1088
1217
1218
936
1169
1004
1372
700
108
95
1730
690
210
1547
1238
1605
1707
875
1238
197
271
1226
1700
64
1.586
1699
C196
J 197
260
C298
J 299
59
474
475
(474
J 475
.53
634
635
413
206
207
500
500
537
475
25
298
380
380
427
299
C590
) 591
140
439
l(i2
477
520
520
198
376
276
C317
i318
604
82
149
299
244
243
299
300
301
(2'J
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Gazette.
330
330
259
326
438
189
27
31
468
"59
346
438
476
238
346
52
74
338
475
19
439
470
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27
>29
'28
[26
29
[27
27
>28
29
29
27
26
28
26
28
28
26
20
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29
27
27
28
26
26
28
27
29
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28
27
29
29
26
26
26
(26
29
29
27
26
27
26
29
27
28
26
28
27
27
28
28
26
27
26
26
141
185
923
495
328
36
463
295
964
1084
1084
387
328
470
1036
1083
1084
729
1036
408
102
1234
644
340
1186
1186
595
791
578
657
425
940
755
810
1036
1036
942
943
711
225
768
1084
839
940
832
29 1061
665
865
1009
248
768
329
167
248
564
.52
239
329
15
1135
1155
248
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutinued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volnme.
CO
Official
Gazette.
Boss, George B., Buffalo, N. T. Brake-shoe
Eoss, James, Hampden, and T. Ross, Baltimore, Md. Pountain-pen
Koss, .Tames B., Union City, Ind. Fence-post
Koss, Jasper S., Braceville, Ohio. Inkstand
Eoss, John, Eocky Hill Station, Ky. Composition for preserving meats
Eoss, John T?., Toronto, Ontario. Canada. Collar for sheet-metal vessels •..-
Eoss, Michael L., et al. (See Eitchie, Frederick W., assignor.)
Eoss, Owen C. D., 50 Trafalgar Koad, county of Surrey, England. Galvanic h.-vttery
Eoss, Philip. (See Flower and Eoss.)
Eoss, Eohert N.. Jeffersonville, Ind., assignor of one-fourth to H. H. Keller, Louisville, Ky.
Friction-clutch
Eoss, Eohert N.. St. Louis, Mo., assignor to Eureka Brick Machine Manufacturing Com-?
panv, Louisville. Ky. Biick-machine \
Eoss, Eohert N.. St. Loui.s. Mo., assignor to Eureka Brick Machine Manufacturing Com-?
pany . Louisville, Ky. Brick-machine. (Eeissue) 5
Eoss, Thomas. (See Eoss, James and T.)
Eoss, "William B., Nashville, Tenn. Guide and tension device for tractlon-cahles
Eoss, "William B., Nashville, Tenn. Appliance for traction-cables
Eosse, James M., Tarrytown, N.T. Flexlng-chain propeller
Eosse, Salisbury F., Sedalia, Mo. Car-door fastening
Eossheim, Louis. (See Eossheim, "Wolf and L.)
Eossheim, "Wolf and L., New York, N. T. Heel for shoes
292,861
305.478
294.508
308,100
304,300
308,281
294,335
Eossi, James C, Perth Amboy, N. J. Process of and apparatus for producing cold.
Eossman, George "W., and J. E. Strever, Ancram, N. Y. Thill-coupling
Eossman, "William F., assignor of one-half to M. I. Crocker, Hudson, N. Y. Drum for hot-
air fnniaces
Eossv.ally, Max L.. Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to A. Doudero, Detroit, Mich. Fire-escape .
Eoswald, Eaymond F. (See Haley and Eoswald.)
Eoswall, Lars J. A. (See Jones, Smith, and Eoswall.)
Eote, "Watson "W. (See Gerardy and Eote.)
Eoth, Elias D., Fort Collins, assignor of one-half to J. A. Pearce, Buena Vista, Colo. Cut-
ting apparatus for harvesters
Eoth, Elias D., Fort Collins, assignor of one-half to J. A. Pearce, Buena Ti.sta, Colo. Lu-
bricating device for cutter-bars
Eoth, Franz. (See Gwinner, Kautsky, Dengg, and Eoth.)
Eoth, Jacob, and M. De Tambel, assignors to Eoth, McMahon & Co., Chicago, 111. Cracker- j
machine - <
Eoth, Louis, Eome. N. Y. Spring-coupling
Eoth, Ludwig, "Wetzlar, Prussia, Germany. Manufacture of cement
Eoth, Maria E. (See Seinecke, Adolph E., assignor.)
Eoth, McMahon & Co. (See Eoth and De Tambel, assignors.)
Eoth, Morris, et al. (See Kessler, Johann K., assignor.)
Eoth, Eohert C, Hick.sville, Ohio. Fence
Eothacker. Carl. Jr., Pforzheim, Germany. Opera-glass
Eotherrael, "William H., Blandon, Pa. Nut-lock
298,708
293,596
10,524
304,755
309,881
304,036
291,404
295,053
300,133
296,787
306,432
306,526
295,813
295,814
302,868
301,833
294,080
Safety device for locomotive-pilots . . .
Locomotive and steamboat boiler
Heater for steam-boilers
Ornamenting metal plates for jewelry.
Tool for boring square holes
303.401
309,407
304,280
297,012
303.949
308,855
302.036
297,013
Eothrock, Oscar, Beech Creek, Pa,
Eothrock, Oscar, Beech Creek, Pa,
Eothrock, Oscar, Beech Creek, Pa
Eothschild, James, Newark, N.J.
Eothschild. Maier. Shamokin, Pa.
Eotzien, Christoph, Cuero, Tex. "Wheel or felly acT&w
Eoughan Brothers. (See Eoughan, James, assignor.)
Eoughau, JTames, assignor to Eoughan Brothers, Boston, Mass. Coal-barrow
Eouleau, FelixV., Isle Verte, Quebec, Canada. Magnetic ore-soparator
Bounds, L. A. (See Eyan, George H., assignor.)
Eousseau, David, New York, N. Y. Electric bell and annunciator
Eousseau. Paul J., Detroit, Mich. Telephone switch-board
Eoussiu, Zacharie, and D. A. Eosenstiehl, Paris, France, assignors to Societe Anonvme des
Matieres Colorantes et Produits Chimiques de St. Denis. Manufacture of yellow and
orange coloring-matter
Eoussiu, Zacharie, and D. A. Eosen,stiehl, assignors to Soci6t6 Anonyme des Matier6s Colo-
rantes et Produits Chimiques de St, Denis, Paris, France. Manufacture of bromated azo
coloring-matters
Eoux, Benoit, Cincinnati, Ohio. Caster
Eoux, Ernest J., and L, IT. Fatio, assignors to "Vacheron & Constantin, Geneva, Switzer-
land, "Watch-regulator
Eowan, Arthur H., 6 "Westminster Chambers, county of Middlesex, England. Tramway..
Eowan, Thomas, et al. (See Eiddell and "Wickens, assignors.)
Eowan, Thomas, London, England. Apparatus for ventilating water-closets, urinals,
drains, sewers, &c
Eowan, "William, Belfast, county of Antrim, Ireland. Piston
Eowbottom, John M. (See Eowbottom, William and J. M.)
Eowbottom. William and .1. M., Allegheny, Pa. Cesspool-well
Eowe, Joseph L., Corvdon, Ind. Freight-car skid .-. .
Eowe. Lewi.s. Beaver Falls, Pa. CJhopping-block
Eowell, Charles. San Francisco, Cal. Safety -stove for railway-cars
Eowell, Granville, Claremont, assignor to Eowell Tubular Saw Company, Manchester, N. H.
Tubularsaw .'
Eowell Tubular Saw Company. (See Eowell, (3-ranville, assignor.)
Eowland, Samuel, Elgin, 111. Wire gate
Eowlands, John E., assignor, by mesne assignments, to .J. G. Hoffman Manufacturing Com-
pany, New York, N. Y. Driving mechanism for fan-blowers
Eowlands, John E., assignor to H. F. Eead, Brooklyn, N. Y. Driving mechanism for fan-
blowers ' 300,283
291,626
300,513
296,068
300,134
304,135
297,8.52
309,882
301,925
291,780
299,681
297,296
292445
292,953
308,200
307 731
306,864
303,950
306,644
293,360
Eowlands, John E., assignor to J. G. Hoffman Manufacturing Company, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bolt-cutter ." .' 307,229
Eowlands, Thomas, assignor to A. Baker, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Locking device for i
railway-switchea '. i 308,434
Feb. 5
Sept. 23
Mar. 4
Nov. 18
Sept. 2
Nov. 18
Feb. 26
May 13
Feb. 12
Sept. 23
Sept. 9
Dec. 30
Aug. 26
Jan. 1
Mar. 11
June 10
Apr. 15
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
July 29
July 8
Feb. 26
Aug. 12
Dec. 16
Aug. 26
Apr. 15
Aug. 19
Dec. 2
July 15
Apr. 15
Jan. 8
June 17
Apr. 1
June 10
Aug. 26
Apr. 29
Dec. 30
July 15
Jan. 8
June 3
Apr. 22
Jan. 22
Feb. 5
Nov. 18
Nov. 4
Oct. 21
Aug. 19
Oct. 14
Feb. 12
June 10
Oct. 28
Nov. 25
101
1563
211
888
97
1121
2014
937
1040
1884
613
1731
1474
480
891
800
1122
520
635
1874
1875
2312
974
1684
653
1115
1800
1401
1355
382
12-27
1402
781
1304
210
808
1606
2481
1734
1094
960
252
1770
1807
220
1018
411
1083
1357
794
765
1009
1580
1336
28
430
59
242
305
C552
J 553
260
C286
)287
C525
1526
167
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C406
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1.36
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J 216
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299
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1186
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabvlicdl li,ft of paUnivtH — Continued.
249
Name, residence, aud invention.
Anna K.
Carrie X.
, Jacol) v.,
Jacnl) v..
t, Jacol) v..
(Sec Rowlett, Jacob V., assisnor.)
et nl. (See Rowlett. Joscjili F., assijmor.)
Ricliniond. Ind. R<>ller-sl<ate
Roller-skate
Coftin
assignor to A. E. Rowlett.
assijmor to A. E. Rowlett.
Kowlett.
Kowlett.
Rowlett.
Rowlett,
Kowlett,
Rowlett,
Kowlett.
Kowlett, Joseph F., assignor to F. Dennis and C. N. Rowlett, Ricliuioud, lud. Weather-
strip
Kowsell,
izing.
Roxburj
Richmond. Tnd
, Richmond, Ind.
tj Jacoli v., Richmond, Tnd.
Jacob v.. Richmond. Ind.
"Wheel
Axh'-t'astenins •
, John, assiirnor of one-half to De Golyer & Bro., Chicago, HI.
, and sweetening lienzine
^h, James L., and W. Glover, Charleston, S. C. Water-closet. .
Bleaching, deodor-
Koy, Joseph, Philadelphia, Pa. Horseshoe-nail machine .
Roy, Joseph, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Range-.stove
Roy, Joseph. 'Montreal. Quebec, and E. Waldt, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Halter-weight
Koyall, William L. (See Schott. Henry, assignor.)
Royce, nanforth H. (See Rovce. Wesley, assignor.)
Royce, Wesley, assignor of oue-half to D. H. Royce, Columbus, Ohio. Steam-actuated
valve
Royle, John, Jr. (See Royle. Ver-non, and J.. Jr.)
Royle, Vernon and J., Jr., Pater.son, Jf. J. Shedding mechanism for looms.
Royle, Vernon and J., Jr., Pater.son, N. J. Machine for repeating pattern-cards
Royse. W. T.. et al. (See Taryan, Harvey B., assignor.)
Royster, William H., Midway, Va. Cliuin
Royston, Herbert R. Chicago, 111. Bag-lioUler
Rubber and Celluloid Harness Trimming Company. (See Lockwood, Pavid C, assignor.)
Rnbert. Charles B., Owe^o, N. T. AVatch-maker's hand-vise and ring-bender
Rubin, Max, Phila<lelphia. Pa. Bottle-stopper ^
Rubin, Max, Philadelphia, Pa. Bottle-stopper
Rubin. Max. Philivdelphia. Pa. Bottle-.stopper
Rudd, Charles L., Lake City, Minn. Apparatus for wa.s1iing dishes
Riidiger, Clemens, Forst Prussia, Germany. Wool-carding engine
Rudiger. Eugene A. (See Wegner, Gustav, assignor.)
Rudolf. .Tohn. San Francisco, Cal. Piano-action
Rndolph. .Fustus H.. assignor to Specialty Manufacturing Comipany, ICew Toik, TC. T.
Reversible blackboard
Rudolph, Thomas W., St. Louis, assignor of one-half to C. D. Moody, Webster Groves, Mo.
Minnow-biu'ket -
Rudnlph, Alhin W. (See Veber. William F.. ns.signor.)
Rue Manufacturing Company. (See Cnlvin, Hi my F.. assiL'nor.)
Rneckert, .Tohn R., assignor of one-half to R. A. Hall, Baltimore, Md. Fluid-discharge and
vent faucet -
Ruegenbi'rg. Alovs, Philadnlphia. Pa. Device for stopping runaway horses
Ruehle, Charles W., Detroit, Mich. Transmitter for telephone time systems
Ruel, Laurent, Merrimac. Ma-ss. Machine for making felt boots
Ruel, Laurent, Merrimac, Mass.
, Boston. Mass.
Bo.ston, Mass.
, Boston. Mass.
, Boston. Mass.
(See Baron and Riifer.)
Packin
Tap-hole bu.shing and plug
Ale and beer c.nsk
Ale or beer cask
Wrench
lubricating, and cooling the pistons of air-
Tire-tightener .
So.
292,862
29(1,35?
2',l8.4n9
300.737
300,738
297.636
299,167
302,592
296,461
307,804
294,081
309,099
296.297
304,864
203,195
298,894
297.853
297.9.=i2
999.2P9
307.990
300 39.«
300,284
308,201
301.392
302.161
.301.834
2 '2.. '^80
303,0.52
308,262
308.929
Date.
Feb. 5
Apr. 8
May 13
Juiie 17
June 17
Apr. 29
293.278
306 527
307,412
307,413
296,462
305,536
309,164
208.237
300.514
30 I 667
305 1 12
305.849
309.361
Machine for manufacturing felt boots, shoes, &c
Rueter. Henry A.
Rueter. Henry A.,
Rueter. Henry A.
Ruetei'. Henry A.
Rnfer. William T.
Ruff, Charles F., Phcenixville, Pa.
compressors
Ruff, Charles F., Phcenixville, Pa. Derrick
Ruffin, Robeit, assignor of cme-half to W. RutRn, Como, Miss.
RufBn. William. (See Rufhn, Robeit, assi'nor.)
Ruge, AVilliam G., Washington, Mo. Fol'liiig ogg-ca.se
Ruge, Willi.ani G., Washington. Mo. Folding egg-case
Rugg, Charles W.. Cambridge, Mass. Steam-heating apparatus
Rugland, Samuel C. San Francisco, Cal. Press-pad for pantaloons
Rugland, Samuel C, S;in Francisco. Cal. Tailors square
Ruhl, Luther A.. Harrison, III. Cultivator
Ruiter. .^Tistin X.. Abercorn, Quebec. Canada, assignor to O. N. Elkins, North Troy, Vt.
Vehiile-axlo cutter '. 299.854
Ruland. ("alvin M., assigimr of one-half to Thompson & Baker, Rockton, HI. Bag-holder.. 3112.162
Rumble, Frank L.. Lowell. Ohio. Wheel-harrow 293 .520
Runielv, Mninrad. La Porte. Tnd. Portable and traction engine 297.169
Rnniely, Meinrad. La Porte, I'd. Combined straw and coal or wood burning engine 207.170
Rumsey , George, Grand R,apii!s. Mich. Jlachine for making l)arl)ed .staples ' 2'i6.628
Rumsv. Albert Tl.. Cleveland. Ohio. Striking-bag for exercising I 290.001
Rnndetl. Eli. Santa Barbara. Cal. Convertible chair and bedstead i 207.014
Rundell. Lo.p„zo D., and P. V.m Valken burgh. South Westerio, N. T. Thill-coupling i 297.297
Rundell. William F.. Genoa. N. T. Grain-ccmveyer for harvesters ; 300,961 I
Rimk. George. (See Garverick. .Tohn M.. assignor.)
RuMstetler. Andiew, assignor to Farmers Friend Manufacturing Company, Dayton, Ohio.
Walking corn-planter and tVrtilizer-distiihuter
Runstetler, Andrew, assignor to Farmers Friend Manufacturing Company. Dayton, Ohio. |
Corn-planter '-.-.- .' 301,072
Rnnstetler. Andrew, assignor to Farmers Friond Manufacturing Company, Dayton, Ohio. I
Corn-planter .' '. ' '' ; 308,042
Rnnsteth'r. .\ndrew, assignor to Farmers Friend Manufacturing Company, Dayton. Ohio. '
Grain drill l '. ' 308.327
Runyan. George A.. Augusta. Kans. Cornstalk -rake 20.5.054
Rnnyan. Jolm IT.. Flint. Mich. Door-, heck 205,507
Rupp, G"o'-.rp Monroe Tit v. Mo. Hame-'ug and traci" 297..538
Rupp. William. Xcvv VoT-k. X. V. Alannfactiire of paper 296.463
Ruppelt, Leonard, Milwaukee, Wis. Pump 304,670
May
July
295,132
Apr. 8
Nov. 11
Feb. 26
Dec. 9
Apr. 1
Sept. 9
Feb. 5
May 20
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
May 27
Nov. 11
June 17
June 10
Nov. 18
July 1
July 15
July 8
■Ian. 29
Aug. 5
Nov. 18
Dec. 9
Feb. 12
Oct. 14
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Apr. 8
Sept. 23
Dec. 9
May 6
June 17
Aug. 19
Sept. 16
Sept. 30
Dec. 16
.Tune 3
.Tilly 15
Feb. 12
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 8
May 20
Apr. 15
Apr. 22
Oct. 21
Mar. 11
June 24
Nov. 11
Nov. 18
Mar. 11
Mar. 18
Apr. 22
Apr. 8
Sept. 2
Monthly
volume.
101
591
59
1603
1604
2225
1.517
1965
712
513
1684
701
509
7b0
540
1175
2482
2606
1634
746
1162
1012
1019
411
1383
975
2007
216
1122
474
660
636
1832
1833
716
1633
767
360
1304
1000
1072
2043
1061
440
1383
955
1604
1605
931
1418
1403
1771
1205
2010
816
1188
892
1476
2083
716
494
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164
162
439
439
605
539
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141
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189
142
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328
679
714
469
204
318
273
276
112
382
265
558
60
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I 306
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177
167
495
495
108
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210
96
358
274
293
566
283
114
382
260
441
441
260
405
387
481
321
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Aljpliabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Kusche. Atignst. (See Fnhiman and Rusclie.)
Rush, David M., Louisbiirg, Mo. Adding-machine
Euab, 'William B., assignor to Chambers, Bering Quinlan Company, Decatur, 111.
planter cbeck-io wer
Kusland, Alexander M., Little Britain, Ontario, Canada. Machine for shaping sheetmetal.
Corn-
Knss, .Tames H., Providence. E. I.
EusspII. AbnerE., Benton, Miss.
Kussell. Andrew H., XT. S. Army.
Eussell. Andrew H., TJ. S. Army.
EuNsell. Cliarles A., Otsego, Mich.
Piiction balanced-spring roller
Bale-tie
Magazine-gun
Maga.zine-gun
Churn
Eussell, Cliarles B. (See Govvdy and Eussell.)
EuSsell, Charles P., Greenfield, Mass., assignor to "Wiley & Eussell Manufactuiing Com-
pany, of Massachnsets. Combined drill and counter-sink
Eussell & Company. (See Eus.sell, Thomas H., assignor.)
Eussell. David M.," Wa-ibington, D. C. Hot-air furnace
Eussell. Dennis L., Prairie City, assignor of one-half to J. L. King, Springfield, 111. Tra-
cheotomes
Eussell. Edward H., Park City, Utah Ter. Extracting metals from ores and metallurgical
products .-
Eussell, Kdward H., Park City, Utah Ter. Extracting precious metals from ores
Eussell, Ed ward H., Park Cit.y, Utah Ter. Purifying hyposulphite solutions used in leach-
Eussell, Edward H., Park City, Utah Ter. Separating metals from ores and metallurgical
products '.
Eussell. Edward H., Park City, Utah Ter. Separating precious metals from ores, (to
Eussell, Edward H., Park City, Utah Ter. Separating metals from ores and metallurgical
products and from each other
Eussell & Ei'win Manufacturing Company. (See .Tones, Horace K., assignor.)
Ensaell & Eiwiii M.inufacturing Company. (See Steele, Eansom, assignor.)
Eussell, Heniy T., Chicago, Ul. Die for iiiaking ox-shoes
Eussell, Ira W., Storm Lake, Iowa. Windmill
Eussell, James I) , North Hamden, N. T. Wagon-brake
Eussell, James H.. St. John, New Brunswick, Canada. Snow plow
Eu.s.sell. John C Boston, Mass., assignor to T. New, New York, N. T. Key-tag
Eussell, John L.. assignor of one-half to S. E. Corson, Denver, Colo. Slime-filter
Eussell, Lewis B. (See Gage, Charles, assignor.)
Eussell, Luther, Evart, Mich. Stove-pipe thimble
Eussell, Martin L., Eenfrow, Ontario, Canada, assignor of two-thirds to W. Albaugh, Ovid,
and C. A. Keeler, Eoohester, N. T. Belt-tightoner
Eussell, Philip G. (See Chillingworth and Eussell.)
Eussell, Philip G., Washington, D. C. Meter for electric circuits
Eussell. Philip G,, Washington. D. C.
Eussell, Philip G., Washington, D. C.
Eussell, T'hili]) (t.. Wa.shiniton, D. C.
Eussell. S. Rowland, New York, N. Y.
Eussell. S. Rowland, New York, N. Y.
Balanced thermometer
Stop mechanism for clocks and watches
Time-piece
Sash-balance
Sa.sh-cord fastener
Eussell. Samuel, Brooklyn, assignor to American Electric Arras and Ammunition Company,
New York, N. Y. Electric cun
Eussell. f'amuel, Brooklyn, assignor to American Electric Arms and Ammunition Company,
New York, N. Y. Electric cartridge
Eu,".s<'ll, Samuel I. (See .Tamieson, Augustus, assignor.)
Eussell, Sterne, assignor to Scovill Manufacturing Company, Waterbury, Conn. Lamp-
burner
Eussell, Thomas H., assignor to Eussell & Company, Massillon, Oliio. Straw-stacker
Eussell, William P., Peabody, Mass. Pocket
Eussell. William F.. assignor to Hobhs, Brockunier & Co., Wheeling
ture of ornamental glassware
Russia Cement Company. (See Brooks, Reuben, assignor.)
Eussom, Charles H., Springfield, 111. Counter-shaft for machinery ..
Eusson, Charles H., Springfield, 111. Micrometer
W. Va. Manufac-
Eust, Arthur E. (See Eust, Solon E. and A. E.)
Eust, Epliraira H., Boston, Mass. Journal-box
Eust, 1 1 albert, Jetfersonville, Ind. Bale-tie
Eust, SdIou R., Pine Meadow, Conn. Wheel for roller-skates
Eust, Sobui E. and A. E.. Pine Meaflow, Conn. Plane
Eust, Snlnn R and A. E., Pine Meadow, Conn. Roller-skate
Eutan, Cliarles M. Paterson. N. J. Cooling-ea.sket for preserving the bodies of children..
Euth, .Tohn A., Baltimore, Md. Insulator fur lightning-rods
Eutherfoid. John, Brooklyn, assignor to Buchanan & Lyall, New York, N. Y. Apparatus
for compressing and holding balls of twine while lieinW tied
Entlierford, Reuben C, assignor of one-third to J. Woodruft', Quincy, 111. Fire-escape
Rutherfurd, Thomas S. (See Fetter, William J., assignor.)
Rutschman. Francis S., Philadelphia, Pa. Machine for plotting soap, &c
Rutson, Charles, et al. (See Desmond. John, assianor.)
Eutz, Edward. (See Carson, Robert J., assignor.)
Eutz, Edw.ird, Chicago, 111. Fence-post
Eutz, Ell ward, Chicago, 111. Fence-post
Euwart. Henry, .Teflcrson City, Mo. Side-saddle
Ryan, Franris D., assignor of' one-half to W H. Stone, St. Louis. Mo. Siphon
Ryau, George H., assignor to L. A. Rounds, Taunton, Mass. Wire-nail machine
Ryan, James T. (See Hill and Ryan.)
Ryan, John, Salt Lake City. Utali Ter. Miner's combination-tool
Eyan, John J. (See Pratt'and Ryan.)
Eyan, Joseph, St. Louis, Mo. Duplex safety apparatus for steam-cylinders
Eyan, M.atthew, Wa.shington, D. C. Heat conductor and radiator
Eyan, Matthew, Washington, D. C. Heat conductor and radiatoi'. (Reissue)
Eyan, Patiick, assignor of one-third to R. Coulson, Guelph, Ontario, Canada. Car
ling
No.
292,256
298,895
308,856
304,456
298.410
•295 285
205.286
306,700
303,053
309,495
300,285
295,815
295,810
295,886
29.5,887
296,709
296,710
.'^07.145
30Z285
292,139
:!00,016
292,954
.301,400
294,811
294,678
291,405
212.764
298.313
304.281
297,720
298,122
307,070
307,071
297.015
304,756
293.597
292,765
309.804
305,337
297,016
297,721
309,2.53
300.399
309.254
293.361
305,020
303.211
297,089
296,878
296,069
296.070
296.711
300.328
309,255
291.027
304.7.57
305,713
Date.
Jan. 22
May 20
Dec. 2
Sept. 2
May 13
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Oct. 14
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Dec. 16
June 10
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Mar. 25
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Mar. 25
Apr. 8
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Oct. 28
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July 1
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Apr. 29
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Apr. 15
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1801
2336
198
1358
1361
1404
614
1041
22,50
1628
1372
1407
2337
909
1163
910
766
954
1446
1492
1239
211
212
1025
1064
910
782
616
1845
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alpliaheiical list of patentees — Continued.
251
Name, residence, and invention.
Ryan, Patrick J. (See Harbaugli and Ryan.)
Kyan, Thomas, assignor of one-half to W. McLean. Lockport, N. T. Priction-olutch
Kyan, William J. (See Wilson, Robert J., assignor.)
Kyan, William M., Shenandoah, Iowa. Soldering-tool
Ryckman, William J., assignor of one-half to B. Lewis, Biooklyn, N. Y. Underground
conduit for electric Svires
Ryder, Charles M., Chester, Pa. Open-hearth steel-melting fuiiiace
Ryder, Martin H.. Stamford, assignor to A. Solmans, South Norwalk, Conn. Device for)
flanging hat-bodies — ]
Ryder, Martin H., assignor of one-half to E. A. White, Stamford, Conn. Sewing-machine
for brace-wiring hats
Ryder, Martin H., a.ssignor of three-fourths to E. A. White, Stamford. Conn., and Willcox
& Gibbs Sewing Machine Company, New York, N. Y. Sewing-machine tension
Ryder, Stephen, Noi-tii Attlehorough, Mass. Chain
Ryder, Stephen, North Attleborough, Mass. WhitBetree-hook
Ryder, Stephen, assignor of one-half to J. L. Blaine, North Attleborough, Mass. Electri-
cal connector
Ryer, George, Rocky Hill, Conn. Fire-escape
Ryerson, Lucius L., Boston, Mass. Roller-skate
Ryerson, Lucius L., Boston. Mass. Roller-skate
Ryfenburgh, Lewis M., C. L. Heins, New York, N. Y., and J. H. Lee, Norwalk,Conn.. as-?
signers to said Heins and Lee. Ironing-machine 5
Ryker. Brice E., assignor of one-half to L. Paddock, Warwick, N. Y. Locomotive spring-
saddle .
Ryle, Thomas M. (See Smith, Ryle, and Criim.)
Ryle, AVilliam T. (See Binns. Leedham, assignor.)
Rymal, John J., Milwaukee. Wis. Gearing
Rynear, Moses, New York, N. Y. Artificial metal tooth-crown cap
Sabin, A. Horton. (See Menus, Walter K., assignor.)
Sabin, Alvah H.. assignor to himself, G. H. Morse, W. A. Crombie, 0. Shopard, E. W. and
T. S. Peck, Burlington, Vt. Making lactose or milk-sugiir
Sabin, D. M. (.See Elward, .John H., assi(;nor.)
Sabold. John. .Ir., Little Olev, Pa. Machine for bending shanks of sad-iron h.indles
Sachs, Edward, assignor to Sachs, Pruden &. Co., Dayton. Ohio. Cap for bottle stoppprs . .
Sachs, J. Julius, Manchester, connty of Lancaster, England. Producing roller-surfaces
for printing, stamping, or embossing >
Sachs, Joseph J., London. England. Sand-blast apparatus
Sachs, Pruden & Co. (See Sach.s, Edward, assignor.)
Sackett, Augustine, New York, N. Y. Rooting-felt and mechanism for making the same . .
Sackett & Co.. J. S. (See Halliwell, Samuel, assignor.)
Sackett, Josei)li S., et al. (See Lavigne, Joseph P., assignor.)
Sackett, Joseiih .S., assignor of one-half to J. Halliwell, New Haven, Conn. Noedle-case ..
Sackett, Josejih S., assignor of one-half to J. Halliwell, New Haven, Conn. Hemstitch at-
tachment fir sewing-machines
Sackett, Joseph S., assignor of one-half to J. Halliwell, New Haven, Conn. Raifliug at-i
tachment for sewing-machines 1
Sackett, Joseph S , assignor of one-half to J. Halliwell, New Haven, Conn. Ruffling at-
tachment for sewing-niachini s , .
Sackett, Joseph S., assignor of one-half to J. Halliwell, New Haven, Conn. Tuck-markor
for sewing-machines '.
Sackett. Joseph S., assignor to himself and J. Halliwell, New Haven, Conn. Ruffling at-
tachment for sewing-machines
Sackett. Joseph S., assignor of one-half to J. Halliwell, New Haven, Conn. Cord attach-
ment for sewing-machines
Sackett, Joseph S., and J. P. Lavigne, New Haven, assignors to Sackett Manufacturing
Company, Wallingford, Conn. Embroidery attachment for sewing-machines
Sackett Manufacturing Company. (See Halliwell, Samuel, assignor.)
Sackett Manufacturing Company. (See Johnson, Albert W.. assignor.)
Sackett Manufacturing Company. (See Sackett and Lavigne, assignors.)
Sackett. Sherm.in G., Denver. Colo. Revolving c.ylinder for furnaces
Sacks, Millard F., Pittston, Pa. Frame for displaying goods
Sadler, Hynieuns C, et al. (See Button, John F., assignor.)
Sadler, H.ymenus C, Booneville, Ark. Chum-motor
Sadler, Hymenns G., et al. (See Button, John F., as.signor.)
Sadler, Ja'nies, New York, N. Y. Apparatus for welding tubes
Safford, Albert G., Boston, Mass. Sash-fastener
Saftbrd, Clarance E., Lancaster, N. Y. Steam-generator
Safford, Joseph A., Boston, Mass. Leather-splitting machine
Safford, Matthias. (See Clay and Safford.)
Sage, Aldis E.. assignor of one-half to J. G. Emery, Jr., Minneapolis, Minn. Pen-holder . .
Sage, Carlton E. (See Shaffer, Abraham, assignor.)
Sage, John, Lockport, N. Y. Carriage-curtain fastening ,
Sagendoiph, L. Lewis, Cincinnati. Ohio. Roof-sheet-crimping machine
Sagendorpli, L. Lewis, assignor to New York Iron Roofing and Paint Company, Cincin-
nati, Ohio. Corrugated iron roofing
Sagendorph, L. Lewis, assignor of one-half to H. P. Lloyd, Cincinnati, Ohio. Apparatus
for the manufacture of tlexible roofing
Sager, Conrad W., Fiilton, Ind. Pump
Sager, Frank, assignor of one-third to C. Holmes, Pittsburg, Pa. Belt-tightener
Sager, Henry, Girardville, Pa. Auger-handle
Saginaw Manufacturing Company. (See Noyes. Walter B., assignor.)
Sailer, .John M., Milton, Wis., assignor of one-half to A. J. Eastman, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Cord or stiap fastener
Sainsevain, Pierre, San Jos6, Cal . Grape crusher and stalker
Saladee, Cyrus W., Torrington, Conn.
Sala<lee, Cyrus "W., Torrington, Conn.
Saladee, Cyrus W., Torrington, Conn.
Saladee, Cjtus W., Torrington, Conn.
Saladee, Cyrus W., Torrington, Conn.
Saladee, Cyrus W., Torrington, Conn.
Saladee, Cyrus W., Torrington, Conn.
Two- wheeled vehicle
Vehicle-spring
Side-bar vehicle
Two-wheeled vehicle-
Two-wheeled vehicle.
Two- wheeled vehicle.
Road-cart
No.
299,938
295,888
307,872
298,028
294,745
298,314
298,31.5
294,812
30.5,404
292.180
30:t,03.5
294,082
299,682
303,233
302,212
300,801
305,238
307,594
294, .^09
292,367
297,017
299,270
291,628
292,059
292.060
293,090
293,091
293,092
293,521
295,055
300,644
293,676
299,586
295,587
30.5,239
307,805
309,051
305,240
298,411
293,522
306,645
302,286
304.4.57
304,902
293,368
308,995
Date.
Jnne 3
Mar. 25
Nov. 11
May 6
Mar. 4
May 6
May 6
Mar. 11
Sept. 16
Jan. 22
Aug. 5
Feb. 26
June 3
Aug. 5
July 15
June 24
Sept. 16
Nov. 4
Mar. 4
Jan. 22
Apr. 15
May 27
Jan. 8
Jan. 15
Jan. 15
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Feb. 12
Mar. 11
June 17
Feb. 19
June 3
Mar. 25
Sept. 16
Nov. 11
Dec. 23
Sept. 16
May 13
Feb.
Oct.
July 22
Sept. 2
Sept. 9
Jan. 22
Dec. 9
Nov. 11
July 8
Mar. 4
307,806
301,629
294,679
296,3.59 i Apr.
298.123 May
298.412 : May
298.413 ' May
298.414 May
298.415 I May
Monthly
volume.
p.
541
1978
604
88
484
4C0
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578
1442
1453
219
1685
254
440
1447
1681
1241
235
211
1708
1407
1635
782
1306
1307
383
385
387
956
893
1480
1140
109
1.587
1243
514
1437
1244
581
957
795
1544
214
885
1708
568
516
722
412
5')2
198
581
583
584
586
144
547
1C6
23
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130
124
124
160
400
408
60
464
63
119
120
402
460
340
59.60
476
469
220
305
365
:i04
;105
105
105
260
244
407
318
27
439
340
142
389
341
162
261
210
426
63
240
470
149
142
198
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115
164
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1204
489
544
912
614
614
935
1097
285
496
760
968
537
280
1253
1060
414
865
329
279
862
147
252
252
512
512
512
617
989
1213
658
940
1130
1060
473
989
lOfiO
644
617
153
303
856
991
329
810
473
1.39
899
118
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645
646
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alpliabeiical list of jiatcntecs — Continued.
Ifame, residence, and invention.
Saladee, Cyrns "W., ToiTington, Conn. Two-wheeled vehicle
Saladee. Cvnis W., Torrington. Conn. Vehicle-spring
Saladee, Cyrus \\'., Torrington, Conn. Tehicle-.spring
Saladee, Cyrus W., Torringtoii. Conn. Vehicle-spring
Saladee. Cvvus W., "W<dcnttville. Conn. Vi'hiclc-spring
Saladin, .Tnle.«s A .. Nancy, Meurthe-et-Moselle, France. Apparatus for cooling and impreg-
nati II 'S air and othei' ffases
Sales, William B., Oslilcn.sh. Wis. Toy
Salie, AVilliam T., Biiwdoinham, Me. Vessel for containing liquids
Salisbury, f-fenry T., Pawtucket, E. I. Locked fa.stening for watch-chains
Saii.sbnry, Henry T.. Pawtucket, E. I. Bracelet
Salisbury. Silas C.. New Torlc. assignor to L. P. Eose, Yonkers, N. T. Process of and ap-
paratxis for manufactuiing illnininating-gas
Salisbury, Silas C, New Tori;, assignor to L. P. Eose, Toukers, N. Y. Process of and ap-
pariitns for manufacturin tr illuminating-gas
SalkeM, W. I. (S' e Rehr. ITans C, assignor.)
Sallade. 'Williani, Philadelphia, Pa. Latch
Salter. E'lwin C, I'hilailelphia, Pa. Key-hole guard
Salter. Josepli R.. Quitman. Ga. Cultivator
Salter. William T., New York, N. Y. Folding bedstead
Saltonstall. Dudley E.. Toledo, Ohio. Eotary engine
SaltsmMU, Daniel J , Brewton, Ala. Log-turner
Saltzer. Isaac J., assignor of one-half to .T. G. Eckert., Prescott, Pa. Sash-fastener
Salvadce, Fanny M., admini.itratrix. (See Salvadge, Eobert.)
Salvadge. Robert. decea.sed; F. M. Salvad're administratrix, and assignor of seven-eighths
to S. S. Fuller, Stratford. Ontario, Canada. Automatic car-brake
Sames, Peter. (See Coodell, Andrew S., assignor.)
Sample. Henry C., Philadelphia, Pa. Adjustable lid for vessels
Samples. Calvary O. (See Monger, Francis M. and E. E., assignors.)
Samp!?i)n, Edwin H. (See Shepley, Granville T., assignor.)
Sampson, Edwin H. (See Thompson, Asa H., assignor.)
Sampson, General W., Springfield, Iowa. Locking-nut. (Eeis.sue)
Sampson, George H., Medford, Mass. System of tracks and switches
Samp.son. .Tobn R.. Bennettsville, S. C. Plow-standard
Saraps'u. Warner .T. ^Larcellus. Mich. Cloth-measuring device
Samuel. Edward, Pliiladelphia, Pa. Eolling-mill
Samuel. Edward. Piiiladelpliia, Pa. Metal-cutting raaehine
Samuels, Thomas. Mouken Hadley, assignor of one-half to A. M. and W. Clark, county of
Middlesex, England. Aiiparatus for holding dry plates or films
Sanborn, George E. (See Kraus, Herman T. C., assignor.)
Sanborn, Gnstavns B., Bristol, N. H. Monkey-wrench
Sandelin. Nils F., Chicaso. 111. Window
Sanderlin. .Tonathan, Salem, N. J. Fertilizer-dropper and .seed-planter
Sanderlin. Tlmraas M., et al. (See Mercer, Alfonso, assignor.)
Sanderlin, William, et nl. (See Mereer, Alfonso, assignor.)
Sanders, Aaron L., Falcon. Tenn. Car-coupling
Sanders, Amos, and E. S. Henderson, Philadelphia, Pa. Guiding and supporting device
for d lors
Sand^r.s, Edwaid M., Concord, N. H. Camp-stove
Sanders, .lobn E.. Indian.opolis. Ind. Pulley
Sanders, Theodore, assignor of two-thirds to J. B. Nichols and E. A. Hine, Danbury, Conn.
Hat-sizing machine
Sandeison, David, Ottawa, HI. Air-cooling refrigerator
Sanderson, George, et al. (See Pa26 and Goullioud, assignors.)
Sanderson. J. Gardner, Scranton, Pa. Gas-burner
Sanderson. Eobert. (See Class and Schwan, assignors.)
Sandford, Churles, and P, S, Kinne, Paterson, N. J. Velocipede
Sandford. E. Crawford. (See McGavin and Sandford.)
Sandilands. John . San Francisco. Cal. Scarf-retainer
Sandilands, .lohn, San Francisco, Cal. Scarf-retainer
Saiuls, Fiancis A.. Salisbury, assignor of one-half to F. A. Babcock, Amesbury, Mass.
Jump-seat vehicle
Sandys, Eeginald M., New Orleans, La. Diffusing, defecating, and circulating apparatus-.
Sanfoid. Addison V.. Elmira, assignor to F. Dietz, New Yoik, and S. W. Couvin, Middle-
town. N. V. Blacking-box
Sanford, Erasmus J., Lawrence, N. Y. Cutting apparatus for reapers and mowers
Sanford. Gelslon. Brooklyn. N. Y. Machine for cutting and grinding cornstalks. &c ..
Sanford, Gelstou, Brooklyn, N. Y. Machine for obtaining fibers from fiber -beaiing
plants
Sanford, George W., assignor of one-third to P. McCain, Thomaston, Conn. Wick-
raiser.
Sanford, Eicbard, Providence, E. I. Button-fastener
Sanfoid, Eicbard, assignor to Heaton Button Fastener Company, Providence, E. I. But-
ton-fastener
Sanford, W, H. (See Geary. John H., assignor.)
Sanger, Herbert, Franklin, N. H. Device for protecting the ends and corners of rolls of
paper in shipment
Sangster. Amos W., assignor to P. H. Ean.som, Buffalo, N. Y. Duplex brace-hinge
Sangster, Amos W., assignor to F. H. Eansom, Buftalo, N. Y. Brace-hinge
Sangston, John T., Greensboroiigh, Md. Evaporator
Sanguinetti. Charles A. (See Bang and Sanguinettl.)
Sanker, Curtis J., assignor to L. D. Conner & Co.. Cleveland. Ohio. Bag-holder
Sankey, Richard J., London. England. Stoppering bottles tor aerated or gaseous liquids..
Sankey. Eicbard ■!., South Hill, near Ashford, county of Kent, England. Stoppering bot-
tles for containing aerated or gaseous liquids
Sanson), Saunders B. (See Schapker. Bernanl. assignor.)
Santley. William E., Wellington, Ohio. Machine-belt bolder
Santley, William E., Wellington. Ohio. Machine-bolt bidder
Sardison, Henry. (See Eiesenberg, Frank W.. assignor.)
Sargeant, S.amuel S., Newark. N. .T. Combined buckle and swivel
Sargent. AdelbertF., and R. D. Farrell, Geneseo, 111. Two-wheeled vehicle
No.
298.416
305.241
305.242
30.5,3.38
305,850
302,163
299.015
206.788
300,135
300,286
300,802
300,803
291,539
301.2^3
.30.5. H51
303.0.56
309,6,52
.306,433
297,953
302,782
297,854
10.476
301,526
308.202
293.914
3r9 100
309,101
306,528
303.752
300.136
302,593
309,653
296,629
309.. 565
305,965
304.565
2P6.0T1
292.766
303.753
293.093
301,757
309,805
306.865
295,677
304,458
291,231
306,180
298,779
298,316
298,506
291,406
295,817
29.5.818
305,479
293,279
297,293
294,156
302.037
298.238
291.407
293,094
Date.
May 13
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 30
July 15
May 20
Apr. 15
June 10
June 10
June 24
June 24
Jan. 8
Julv 1
Sept. 30
Aug. 5
Dec. 23
Oct. 14
Apr. 29
July 29
Apr. 29
May 6
July 8
Nov. 18
Feb. 19
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
Oct. 14
Aug. 19
June 10
July 29
Dec. 23
Apr. 8
Dec. 29
Sept 30
Sept. 2
Apr. 1
Jan. 29
Aug. 19
Feb. 5
July 8
Dec. 23
Oct. 21
Mar. 95
Sept. 2
Jan. 1
Oct. 7
May 20
May 6
Mav 13
Jan. 1
Mar. 25
IMnr. 25
Sept. 23
Feb. 12
Apr. 22
Feb. 26
July 15
May 6
Monthly
voliune.
p.
Jan.
Feb.
586
1245
1246
1374
2044
1384
1318
1123
810
1017
1683
1685
664
273
2046
220
1438
522
2607
2196
2483
492
578
1020
1460
702
703
637
1104
812
1966
1440
933
1318
2183
373
213
2252
1104
389
878
1629
1084
1700
217
268
199
1030
463
691
490
1878
1879
1563
.662
1772
1792
1228
361
491
389
165
341
342
381
566
383
376
316
218
274
460
461
188
7.i
567
61
389
141
714
604
680
133
:i,58
1.59
277
404
189
190
167
303
219
539
390
261
3.56
606
103
61
624
303
105
238
442
:287
288
471
63,64
75
53
288
125
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27
28
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26
29
29
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27
28
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27
29
28
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29
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28
26
29
27
27
137
521
521
430
26
26
26
28
be
177
481
26
27
490
26
339
96
28
27
137
106
26
26
1060
1060
1084
1220
269
791
228
1082
1118
1253
1254
125
.53
1221
496
989
102
515
425
492
620
112
578
713
839
839
125
670
1082
386
990
185
967
1246
885
43
431
670
512
168
1025
219
11.56
8.57
49
36
736
614
195 I 27 I 665
87
1187
1187
1123
562
350
.777
240
594
87
512
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
AlphaMical list of patenfees — Continued.
253
Name, residencp. and invention.
Sargent.
Sarsinf
Sarm-iit
Sar^eut
Saiijeiit
Saigon t
Sargent
Siirgont,
twistii
Saviieiit,
S;irg(ail,
Sargent.
Sargent,
Rargoiit.
Sai-gcnt,
wool
Allan C. (See Sargent. Frederick G. and A. C.)
& Co. (Sre Oillillan, William, assignor.)
&, ("o. (See Siirgent, Henry B., a.ssi"nor.)
&. Co. (See Sarg.iit, Joseph I!., assignor.)
& Co. (See Sliaw, .loliu II.. assignor.)
& Co. (See Sparks. William E., assignor.)
& Co. (See Wriglit, Granville W., assignor.)
Ellianan W., Lowell, Mass. Scavenger mechanism for spinning, drawing, and
ig niaeiiinery
Kre<leriil< (1. ami A. C, Graiiiteville, Ma.ss.
Freihricl; G. and A. C, Graniti'Tille, Mass.
Kredi'riil* G. ami A. C., Ginniti'Ville. Mass.
Kn ilerick G. anil A. C, Graniteville, Mass.
Fii'.'.ciiik (J. ami A. ('., Griuiitcville, Mass.
FrederieU G. and A. C, Graniteville, Mass.
Wool-waslfing machine
Squeeze-roll.
Machine for cleaning wool
Wool-washing machine
Fihc'V-rtrying machine
Machine for bnrring and cleaning
Sargent, Fred- lick G. and A. C, Graniteville, Mass. Machine for drying wool
Sargent, Frederick G. and A. C, Graniteville, Mass. Wool-drier
Sargent, Frederick G. and A. C.. Graniteville. Mass. Wool-drier
Sargent. H> nrv li.. assi 'luir lo Sar'icnt & Co , Kew Haven, Conn. Auimaltiap
Sargent, Henry (J., Maehi is. Me. Siipporting-liorse
Sargent. James, and M. Wanen. K'lchester. N. Y. Safety-valve
Sargent, .Tohii Q. A.. SlMnehester. N. H. He,id-rest for beds
S;irgent. .To eph H., assi nor to S irgent & Co., New Haven, Conn. Tool handle
Sargent. Samnel D., and K. A. Schade. New Britain, Conn. Opei-a-cliair
Sarney, Thmnas S., Caniberwell, and J. M. Alprovidge, Heme Hill, county of Surrey, Eng-
land. Secondary balteiv
Sassinot. Louis U. (See Btilwitt, Charles F., assignor.)
Sas.sinot. Louis 1!., Ni'W Orleans, La. Bi ick walk or pavement
Salir, Hans [f., niihni|ne. Iowa. Cultivator
Sater, Hans H. D^ihu'iue, Iowa. Hamw
Satterl.M-. Munthus. Nor li Brookfield. N. Y. Plow
Sauin. Stephen A.. Kellogg. Iowa. Pumpspout
Saunders. Adelia M. iSee Knox, Melvin \V ., assignor.)
.Sanmleis. B niamin, Nashu.a, N. H. Bobbin-holder foi' spooling-machincs
Siinnders. CiMekett I., Roekv Mount. Va. Fruit-gatherer
Saunders, Kgbei I B., and GJ. B ■ntley, San J.ise, Cal. Windmill
Saunders, Ellison, Austin, Tex. Safety-stop f'r elevators
Siniubus, Knrneit A., assignor to Goodyear s Metallic llubber Shoe Company, Nangatnck,
Conn. Oveishoe
Saunders. Frank. Brooklvn, N. Y. Lnmp
Saunders, Ira I., tln'on City, Mich. Mechani.sm for setting spring-buttons
Saunders, fia -I.. Union City, Mich. Spiiug button or fastener for boots, shoes, &c
Saunders, William L., .ler.sey City, N. J. (Carriage for rock-drills
Saunders, W'illi.ain L., Jersey VAtj, N. J. Stone-channeling inachiue
Saumlers, William L., Jersey City, N.J. Stoue-cufting machine
Sanmleis. William M., Alfred Centie, N. Y. Trip mechanism for horse hay-rakes
Saurer. .John, Orrville, Ohio. Refi igerator
Santer ,^- Co.. L (See Staiger, Chiistojih, assignor.)
Savage. Beiijamiii O., assignor to L. O. Savage. Scotland Neck. N. C. Cotton-harvester ...
Savage. Fi' diiiek S.. assignor of one-half to K. B. Campbell, Turner's Falls, Mass. Fur-
nace for s'eam-boilers
Savage, Lelian O (See Snvage. Benj:iminO.. as.signor.)
Savage, Win.slow U , Bingham, Me. Wire-cutting inaehiue
Savigny, Michel E., New York, N. Y. Making extracts for dyeing, &c
Saviiiiiy, IMicln 1 E.. New York, N. Y. Dyeing extract
Savigny. Michel E.. New York, N. Y. Dyeing-extract
Savits. Samuel F., Londonville. Oliio. TMachiue for cutting corn in the col)
Sawiu, Edward H., Gaidner, Muss. Machine fur drying grain. &c
Sawin. Edward H.. G ndner, Mnss. ^fachine for drying, steaming, and cooling grain
Saw telle, Frank W.. Deilham. and J. T. Williams, Hyde Park, Mass. Sash-fastener
Sawyer, Alzam.nn and R. S. Mattpson. Providence, R. I. Carpet-stretcher
Sawyer. KIbridgi' C., Beverly, Mass. Wagon-body
Sawyer, Howaid D. (-ee Post and Sawyer.)
Sawyer, Irvin B.. and T. Clark, Quiney, 111. Soft-coal cook .stove and range
Sawyer. Nelson, Hartford. Conn., assignor to W. .4.Downes, Sing Sing, N. Y. Tarv-wnnch.
S:iwyer. Xelson, Hartford. Conn., assignor to W. A. Downs, Sing Sing, N. Y. Die-slock
and die
Sawyer. Oiren \ .. and C. S. Foss, assignors of three-fourths to M. M. Lahne, LowoU, Mass.
l*icker-stM If cheek for looms
Sawyer, Willard W., and J. H. Gould, Springfield, Mass.; .said Gould assignor to W. A.
Force, Brooklyn. N. Y. Hand-stiimp
Sawyer, William A., Danverspoit, Mass. Leather drying and pressing machine
Sawyer, William H., Providence, R. I. Machine for coloiing covered wire
Sawyer, William H., Providence, K. I. Strike system for secondary electric clocks
Sawyer. William H., Providence, R. I. Electric cable
Sawyer, William II., Providence, R. T. Anpar.atiis for applying paint to wire
Sawyer, William H.. Proviilence, R. I. Electric g,as-lighting appavatns
Sawyers. Theodore K., assignor of one-half to C. Cook, Mooresville, Ind. Road scraper^
and leveler 5
Saxe, Charles A., Philadelphia, Pa. Electro-mn "-netic motor
Saxe, George G.. New Yoik, N. Y. Hmbrella-calch
Saxe, Matthew D., Troy. N. Y. Coffee-can
Saxer, George A.. New Brighton, N. Y. Elevator
Sayles, Frederic C., et al. (See Drown, Otis E., as.signor.)
Sayles, Frederic C., et al. (See Hall and Midgley, assignors.)
Sayles, William F., etal. (See Drown, Otis E.. assignor.)
Sayles, William F.. et. nl. (See Hall and Midgley. assignors.)
Sayre. .Lames B . Sacramento, Cal. Combined buckle .and ring
Scales. Hannah E.. Newton, Mass. Plastering compound
Scaminell, Henry B., St. Louis, Mo. Self-sharpening pencil and eraser combined
No.
2nfl,8,5,'>
2!) 1,08!)
202.2.57
2n:-!.7H8
293.780
294,510
299,01 fi
302,287
307,873
30(i,.520
29.").0.')6
302.9).')
30.5.Pfii;
30,5,71)1
303.887
302,672
302,783
305,243
2"7.(>37
:i00.017
308.283
.300,900
306.109
309 302
304,136
295,678
298,239
306,062
303,668
303,669
29^.625
299.002
209,093
290,423
309,490
300,739
306,646
298,240
306,434
306.435
308.706
29.5,819.
299,683
305 244
306.286
301.166
308,806
308,864
298,029
300,901
294,680
309.883
295,948
293,095
295,287
297,855
298,896
301,393
300,287
298,507
Date.
June 3
Jan. 1
.Tan. 22
Feb. 10
Fe'i. 19
Mar. 4
May 20
July 22
Nov. 11
Oct. 14
Mar. 11
Aug. 5
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Aug. 19
July 29
July 29
Sept. 16
Apr. 29
June 10
Nov. 18
June 24
Oct. 7
Dec. 16
Aug. 26
Mar. 25
May 6
Oct. 21
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Ifav 13
May 20
May 20
May 27
Dec. 16
June 17
Oct. 14
May 6
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
Dc. 2
JIar. 25
June 3
S pt. 16
Oct. 7
.Tuly 1
Dec. 2
Dec. 2
May 6
June 24
Mar. 4
Dec. 30
A pr. 1
Feb. 5
Mar. 18
Apr. 29
May 20
July 1
June 10
May 13
291,090 Jan. 1
300,137 ' June 10
292,684 Jan. 29
299.271 May 27
291,408 I Jan. 1
293,280 1 Feb. 12
Monthly
volume.
02
441
88
1.568
1209
1300
213
1319
1546
605
640
894
84
2184
1929
1269
2070
2197
1248
222(i
651
1124
1805
97
1062
1608
1701
362
1200
1001
1002
829
1419
1420
1830
1221
1604
797
364
523
524
166
1879
255
1219
328
122
313
393
89
1806
413
1735
65
390
1201
2484
1177
412
1017
692
89
812
2125
1636
492
662
114
25, 26
438
360
360
60
377
427
■ 166
167
168
245
25
606
537
3.52
568
342
605
178
306
404
25
28.3
430
471
96
.321
274
274
231
405
405
526
331
440
210
96
521
03
342
89
32
82
104
23
494
115
4(i9
19
(106
\ 107
(333
) 334
680
329
113
(274
^275
196
26
219
591
470
177
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27
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27
27
28
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27
26
27
26
27
26
26
1006
19
303
684
685
866
791
.303
400
125
989
471
1247
1198
701
403
426
1061
442
1053
509
1277
19
913
769
1156
595
243
650
6,50
691
810
810
897
943
1234
154
595
102
102
730
1187
968
1061
60
25
756
771
544
1277
900
1002
15
513
1058
492
764
77
1119
665
19
1082"
408
862
88
562
254
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of jiatentees — Continued.
Kame, residence, and invention.
Scniinell, Ko^rer F.. Boston, Mnss. Gasometer for washing carbonic-acid sas .--
Srannrll, Roger F.. Boston, Mass. Agitator device for carbonizing liquids
Scaiitlin, J. M. (See Scantlin. Thomas and .J. M.)
Scantlin, Thomas and J. M., Evansville, Ind. Bvaporatorftirnaoe
Scailes, Benjamin, assignor to Clinton Wire Cloth Company, Clinton, Mass.
lathi
Metallic
liiug
Scarles, Benjamin, assignor to Clinton "Wire Cloth Company, Clinton, Mass. Metallic
lathing
Scates, George R.. assignor of one-half to W. B. Melvin, Knoxville, Tenn. Fruit-drier —
Scattergood, Charles F. (See Scattergond, Henry V. and C. F.)
Scattergood, Henry V. and C. F., Alliany. N. Y. Baling-press ;
Sceels, George X., Evansville, Ind. Brake shoe
Sceets, George N., Evansville, assignor of one half to J. C. Lcunig, Mount Vernon, Ind.
Side bar or main rod for locomotives
Schaar, August L., assignor of one-half to Root Si. Sons Music Company, Chicago, 111. Ac-
cordion
Schad, Barnhard, and G. Hoffman, assignors to L. J. Hoffman, Lockport, and J. P. Schad,
Batavia. N. T. Tehl'le-wheel
Schad, John P., et al. (See Schad and Hoffman, assignors.)
Schade, Edmund A. (See Sargent and Schade.)
Schaefer, Adam, Sharpsburg, Pa. Using natural gas as a fuel
Schaefer, Charles M., Cincinuati, Ohio. Back-stay fastener
Schaeffer, James L.. Han-isbuig. Pa. Fiuaering attachment for ilntes
Schafer, Theodore, Maroa, 111. Chalk-sharpener
Schaffer, Charles M., assignor to himself, J. T. Ritchie, C. C. and G. W. Allen, Louisville,
Ky. Velocipede
Schaffer, Charles M,, assignor to himself, J. T. Ritcheig, C. C. and G. W. Allen, Louisville,
Ky. Velocipede
Schaffer, .Tohn T., assignor of two-thirds to J. Jones, Rochester, N. Y. Continuous draw-
bar and buffer
Schaffer, John H., Blue River, Ind. Mechanical power
Schafhau.s, Jean, New York. N. Y. Beer-finings spreader
Schannop, Kdgar, Collaraer, Ind. Feed -rack
SchapkeT-, Bernard, assignor of one-half to S. B. Sansom, Evansville, Tud. Feather-reno-
vator
Scharbau. Louis J. F. W., Hamburg, Germany. Machine for bolting flour or other pulver-
ized substances
Scharf, Gregory H., Toledo, Ohio. Tag-holder
Scharnweber, William, Jefferson, assignor of one-half to H. Kaiser, Chicago, HI. Window-
ventilator -
Schaum, Rudolph, Tell City. Ind. Balancing device for vessels
Scheaffer, Andrew, Petroit, Mich. Wheelbarrow
Schech, Michael J.. St. Paul. Minn. Knocker for bran-dusters
Scheerer, John. Sprin-gdale, Ohio. End-gate
Scheffel, August, assignor of one-half to H. T. Cosgrove, Louisville. Ky. Lever-pre^s . . , .
Schertler. Cliarles A.. a,s8iguor to himself and S. H. Adams, ("liicago. Til. Sewer-gas check.
Schcffler, Thcnd'ire, Paterson, assignor to 0. Flohr, Newark, N. J., and F. M. Pierce, Brook->
lyn, N. Y. Fiiclioii-clutch 5
Schefflei-, Theodore, Pateison, assignor to 0. Flohr, Newark, N. J., and F. M. Pierce, Bi'ook-
lyn, N. Y. Steam hoistin-'-engine
Scheidler, Andrew A., New York, N. Y. Cuspidor-stand
Schell, Abraham. (See Robinson, Alberts., assignor)
Schellinger, George E., Derby, assignor to Osboine & Chcesman Company, Ansonia, Conn.
Suspenders
Schelp, Fred., Jr., Ballwin, Mo. Two-wheelf^d vehicle
Sehelp, Fred., Jr., Ballwin, Mo. Two-wheeled velii<i<'
Schemmel, Rudolph J., Wapakonetji, Ohio. Tool-holder
Schenck, John H., Franklin, assignor of one-half to F. M. Deardoff, Da\ ton, Oliio. Swing
Schenck. Junius and B. L, Stowe, Brooklyn, as,signors to Euieka Fire Hose Company,
New York, N, Y. Seamless multiply-fabric hose
Schenck. Juniu.s. and B. L Stowe, Brooklvn, assignors to Eureka Fire Ho.se Company,
New York, N. Y. Seamless multiply-fabric hose
Schenck, Marcus P., Fulton, N. Y. Cider-mill
Schenck, Martin B., Fulton, N. Y., assignor to Yale Caster Company, New Haven, Conn.
(Ulster -
Schenck, William T., Maroa. 111. Wagon-bed
Schenck. William T.. Maroa, 111. Buckle
Schenuit. Franz. (See Johns, Paul A., assignor.)
Scher, Charles, Brooklyn, N. Y. Billiard-cue-tip fastencT-
Scherei', Cass B., Cicero, Ind. Band-cutting and feeding attachment for thrashing-ma
chiues -
Scherer, John, Baltimore, Md. Hatchway-guard ,
Scherff, Eduard, Wendisch-Bnchholz, Prus.sia, Germany. Proser'itig milk. (Reissue) -.
Scheiing, Ernst, Cliarlottenhnrs. Prussia, Germany, assignor to Bachrach & Bro., Balti-
more, Md. Pieparation of collodion
Scherling, John, assignor of one-half to L. D. Randall & Co., Dubuque, Iowa. Pad-fasten-
ing for horse-collars
Schermerhorn, Abram L.. et al. (See Burns and Buckman, assignors.)
Schermerhorn. Niclilas, Lowell, Mass. Lubricator of .nvluirs for shell-rolls ,
Schieffer. Adam, New York, N. Y. Folding wardrobe-bed
Schild, George F., Vallejo, Cal. Amplifler.''.
Schild, Henry J., Stanton, Mich. Vehicle-spring ^.i
Schild, Hinry J., Stanton, Mich. Vehicle-spiing
Schiller, Charles J. (See McMunn, Schiller, and Leigh.)
Schiller, Charles J. (See Poor and Schiller.)
Schiller, John G., Youngstown, Ohio. Fire-escape
Schilling, August, San Francisco, Cal.
Schilling, August, San Francisco, Cal.
Schilling, August, San Francisco, Cal.
No.
300,018
300,019
296,072
304,566
304.865
309,256
297,299
298,897
307,146
295,288
309,. "166
297,638
294,083
307.807
299,656
291,781
297,300
303,951
2!'4,fi81
292, .'■iPO
305,967
305,339
299,684
303,3fl
307,338
:^08,435
292,9.55
302.946
295. 431
306.112
294.511
292,140
295.289
302,431
.306,963
2" 1.942
304,. 567
299 424
302 164
299,017
299,0)8
293,362
301,- 35
306.110
306,111
301,284
300,645
300,138
10,491
299,857
Date.
June 10
June 10
Apr. 1
Sept. 2
Sept. 9
Dec. 10
Apr. 22
May 20
Oct. 28
Mar. 18
Dec. 23
Apr. 29
Feb. 26
Nov. 11
June 3
Jan. 8
Apr. 22
Aug. 19
Mar. 4
Jan. 29
Sept. 30
Sept. 16
June 3
Aug. 12
Oct. 28
Nov. 25
Feb. 5
Aug. 5
Mar. 18
Oct. 7
Mar. 4
Jan. 15
Mar. 18
July 22
Oct. 21
Jan. 15
Sept. 2
May 27
July 15
May 20
May 20
Feb. 12
July 8
Oct'. 7
Oct. 7
July 1
June 17
June 10
June 24
June 3
Monthly
volume.
Ap))aratus for curing tea and coating coffee
Canister
Canister
298,626 May 13
Sept. 16
Oct. 21
June 24
June 10
Dec. 30
I
305.340
306,866
300,^04
300,020
309,884
P.
6.52
654
213
375
756
912
1773
1178
1483
1205
1319
178
178
63
104
208
241
481
329
395
334
357
2227 j«j;'^
1686 : 464
516 1 142
442 11 1
961 270
1775 482
1358 376
414 P'-'^
*'■* )116
2008
2185
1375
256
627
17.33
1337
221
85
1373
98
214
1401
1206
1741
1207
1169
376
1832
1386
1320
1.321
767
976
97
558
606
381
63
172
463
365
61
26
381
26
60
(392
J 393
3.35
477
321
326
104
,526
384
377
378
C204
J 205
265
26
26
274 75
1482 5^"^
^*'^'' > 408
C219
)220
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Gazette.
813
443
1376 382
1087 289
1687 461
655 179
1736 469
300.902 June 24 1808 { j?,!
295,290 Mar. 18 1207 335
295.432 Mar. 18 I 1374 381
295.433 Mar. 18 I 1375 ' 381
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26
29
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26
27
28
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26
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26
28
29
29
28
1 27
1 27
27
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830 232 27
28
29
27
27
29
Ah
1054
1054
43
886
965
886
350
764
298
1058
967
442
760
473
1006
178
351
717
900
389
1247
1084
968
576
343
647
483
471
1091
19
866
269
1058
340
243
225
886
898
269
792
792
582
186
19
19
.53
1214
1082
1316
1006
691
1085
220
12.54
10.54
1062
527 1277
26
26
36
1059
1091
1091
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
255
Kame, residence, and invention.
Schillinji, August, San Francisco, Cal. Canister ,
Schilting & Co., A. (See Tingman, John H., assignor.)
Scliilling, Edward, Louisville, Ohio. Stocking and manufacturing the same
Schilling, Frank. (See Metzger and Schilling.)
Schilling, Stephan M. F., Sonneberg, Saxe-Meiningen, Germany. Doll
Schillinger, John J., New York, N. T. Fire-proof building
Schillinger, John J., New York, N. T.
Schillinger, John J., New York, N. Y.
Schillinger, John J., New York, N. Y.
Schimmel, Eudolf, Annaberg, Germany.
chromic acid
Schimper. Frederick, Union, N. J. Barrel or cask for liquid and similar articles
Schindel, S. Milford, assignor of one-half to D. Huyett, Hagerstown, Md. Com husking
and cleaning machine
Schindler, Anton, "Weimar, Tex. Plow
Schindler, Dietrich, Zurich, Switzerland. Bolting-reel
Schindler, Franz J., New York, N. Y. Lock for adjusting finger-rings, bracelets, &c
Schindler, Jacob, Ko6ltzt«wn, assignor of one-half to H. Lueckenhoff, Westphalia, Mo.
Harrow or soil-pulverizer
No.
Building-block
Machine for making building-blocks
Waterpioofing cellars, &c
Manufacturing chair-seats of vegetable fiber and
Schinneller, Jacob, Pittsburg, Pa. Hydraulic elevator ;
Schiunelh^r, Jacob, assignor of one-half to J. A. McCormick, Pittsburg, Pa. Device for
regulating power
Schisgall, Solomon. St. Petersburg, Russia. Electric clock
Schlather, Leonard, Cleveland, Ohio. Beer-cooling apparatus
Schlecliter, Gustavus A., Keading, Pa. Pencil-clasp
Schleicher, Adolpli W. (See Robb and Schleicher.)
Schleier, Theodore M. (See Knaffl, Louis, assignor.)
Schlesinger, Julius, Hoboken, N. J. Bow-hook
Schlesinger, Leo, et al. (See Bear, Samuel, assignor.)
Schlickeysen, Carl, Berlin, Gei-many. Machineryfov the manufacinre of brick and tiles.
Schlickevsen, Carl, Berlin, Germany. Roofing-tile and apparatus for the manufacture!
thereof <
Schliichtner, Frederick, East New Yorlc, N. Y. Saw-envelope '.
Schlumm, Michael, and P. Ackermann, Milwaukee, "Wis. Machine for bending metallic;
hoops I
Schliiter, Charles, etal. (See Long, Oliver, assignor.)
Schmackers, Anton, Birmingham, Ala. "Window-shade fixture
Schmeelk, Herman M. , Rockaway Beach, N. Y. Anchor
Schmem.inn. Friedrich, Philadelphia. Pa. "Wrench
Schmickl. Matthaus, New York, N. Y. Traveling-bag
Schmickl, Matthaus, New York, N. Y. Tr.iveling-bag
Schmid, Albert, Zurich, Switzerland. Automatic electiic copying and engraving ma-
chine
Schmid, Albert, Zurich, Switzerland. Safety-valve
Schmid, Jacob, New Brunswick, N. J. Music-box attachment for clocks
Schmid, Joseph E., Buffalo, assignor of one-half to E. Laass, Syracuse, N. Y. Door-hanger
Schmidt, Charles M. , Newark, N. J. Spur
Schmidt, Christian A., Hoboken, N. J. Chain for draperies
Schmidt, Ernest H., and H. F. C. Brammer, Davenport, Iowa. Cover-fastening for chums
Schmidt, Ferdinand O., Berlin, Germany.. Shuttle and mechanism for operating the same.
Schmidt, Fredericke M. H., et al. (See Schmidt, George L., assignor.)
Schmidt, Friedrich A., assignor to A. Fischer and J". C. Schmidt, Leipsic, Germany. Pro-i
file-cutting machine !
Schmidt, Friedrich E., Brooklyn, N. Y. Button-hole sewing-machine
Schmidt, George L., assignor to A. G. Myers, F.M. H. Schmidt, New York, and F. "W.Law-
rence, Brooklyn, N. Y.' Manufacture of tubs or vessels of hydraulic cement
Schmidt, H. C. (See Polk, Nathaniel, assignor.)
Schmidt, Johanne C, et al. (See Schmidt, Friedrich A., assignor.)
Schmidt, John, Burlington, Iowa. Dovetailing-machiue
Schmidt, Robert G. (See Voigt, Max, assignor.)
Schmidt, Rudolph C. (See Otis and Schmidt.)
Schmidt, Theodore, Dayton, Ohio. Package-box
Schmidt, Theodore, assignor of two-thirds to J. 0. Shoup and E. L. Hughes, Dayton, Ohio.
Paper package-box
Schmidt, Theodore, assignor of two-thirds to J. 0. Shoup and R. L. Hughes, Dayton. Ohio.
Paper package-box
Schmidt. Wilhelm, Brunswick, Brunswick, Germany. Cutoff slide-valve
Schmiedel, August. (See Hedtmann, Henkels, Schmiedel, and Fischer.)
Schmitt, Felix F., Chicago, HI. Candle-finishing machine
Schmitt, Phillip L., Quincy, 111. Lubricator
Schmitz, Christopher, San Francisco, Cal. Apparatus for oyster culture
Schmitz, Ernst, assignor to himself, J. F. Tenney, and R. Schmitz, Chicago, 111. Self-ink-
ing hand stamp and dater combined ,
Schmitz, Frank, Cornel], HI. Fence
Schmitz, Richard, et al. (See Schmitz, Ernst, assignor.)
Schnadel, Louis, Chicago, 111. Tanning hides
Schnarr, Henry, Nora Springs, Iowa. Combined heel-plate and counter-support
Schneider, Alois, San Francisco, Cal. Rifling guns
Schneider, Bennett B. (See "Wild, Emil, assignor.)
Schneidei, Charles, and C. Pfanne, "Washington. D. C. Pulley bracket and block
Schneider, George C. (See Easthope and Schneider.)
Schneider, Henry H., Port Clinton, assignor of one-half to "W. Hasselbach, Sandusky, Ohio.
Fastening device for tidies
Schneider, Hugo, Cleveland, Ohio. Fire-plug and hydrant
Schneider, Max, assignor to F. Glinicke, BeTlin, Germany. Bread-cutter
Schneider, Paul. H. Trenkanip, and N. Flaramang, Cleveland, Ohio; said Flammang as-
signor to said Schneider and Trenkamp. Injector
Schneller, George O., Ansonia, Conn. Eyeleting-machine
Schneller, George 0., Ansonia, Conn. Punch and die for eyeleting-machines
205,434
•293,:)f)3
295,4.^5
293,. 523
293,524
293,525
299,425
297,639
293,677
307,339
308,383
309,102
294,277
295,820
303,324
305,635
300,139
301,394
297,722
303,459
309,567
309,568
292,369
300,140
294.278
294.813
297.640
299,272
306,530
298,030
303,7,54
293,096
293,598
304.460
294,682
294,683
295,291
309,316
299,168
291,091
293,097
292,863
306,531
306,532
305,762
309,885
301,010
301,285
297,856
295,679
293,364
291,943
300,515
298,241
303,234
299,858
304,459
301,395
299,019
299,273
Date.
Mar. 18
Feb. 12
Mar. 18
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
May 27
Apr. 29
Feb. 19
Oct. 28
Nov. 25
Dec, 9
Feb. 26
Mar. 25
Aug. 12
Sept. 23
June 10
July 1
Apr. 29
Aug. 12
Dec. 23
Dec. 23
Jan. 22
June 10
Feb. 26
Mar. 11
Apr. 29
May 27
Oct. 14
May 6
Aug. 19
Feb. 5
Feb. 12
Sept. 2
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Mar. 18
Dec. 16
May 27
Jan. 1
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
Sept. 30
Dec. 30
June 24
July 1
Apr. 29
Mar. 25
Feb. 12
Jan. 15
June 17
May 6
Aug. 5
Jane 3
Sept. 2
July 1
May 20
May 27
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
1375
769
1376
958
959
959
1832
2228
1141
1734
1260
704
1938
1880
555
1753
814
414
2338
723
1320
1323
1709
816
1939
579
2229
1637
641
90
1106
393
1042
220
416
416
1208
1007
1518
90
395
103
642
643
1931
1737
1937
275
2485
1702
771
1170
1306
365
441
444
219
415
1322
1638
to
382
205
388
261
261
261
527
606
318
464
344
190
532
521
;i53
I 154
487
220
113
635
198
357
C357
^358
476
C220
>221
532
160
606
470
168
24
303
107
(287
\ 288
64
116
116
336
C2fi5
>266
C435
) 436
26
108
28
168
168
537
C469
( 470
535
75
C680
^681
471
206
326
358
97
120
114
115
64
113
378
470
26
26
26
26
26
26
27
27
26
29
29
29
26
26
^28
28
27
28
27
28
29
1 29
26
^27
26
26
27
27
29
27
28
26
I 26
28
26
26
26
[29
1 27
26
26
26
29
29
28
1 29
27
28
1 27
26
26
26
27
27
28
1 27
28
28
27
27
1091
582
1092
617
617
617
898
442
658
344
633
840
803
1187
562
1160
1083
77
463
595
968
968
329
1083
803
935
442
862
125
544
670
513
632
8.57
900
900
1059
901
839
19
513
462
126
126
1199
1062
1301
53
492
1156
582
226
1182
595
537
1007
857
77
792
862
256
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Aljyliahetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and inveiition.
Schii(>Tiii<r, .Tnliiis. et al. (See Tsiiiijer. .Tolin A., assignor.)
Sclioby, Howard. Plain City, Ohio. Whip-holder ._..
Sohock, George "W , South Bend, Ind. Paper-hanging device '...-".
Sclioenhof, Jacnh, Ni w York, N. Y. Pannier
Schoenan, Giintlier. Huttensteinach. Germany. Shajing-mng
Schoeninsrer, Adolpli, Lake View, 111. Sleigh
Sohoenstedt, Chiistopher L., Monee, 111. Cnltirator
Schoenthaler, Daniel, Akron, assignor of one-half to H. D. Blakeslee, Buffalo, N. Y.
Trace-
buckle .
Schoenthaler, .John C, St. Louis, Mo. Packinsr-hox for bottles .
Schofleld, Ellen. (See Schofield, William, assignor )
Schotield, Frederick F., Asoorla, Mich. Loi-lnad' r
Schofleld, James, Marshall, Tex. Car-coupling
Schotield, John, and H. W. Carter, Chicago, 111. Combination -tool .
Scho'ield, Silas C, Freeport, m. Grinding-mill
Schofleld, William, Philadelphia, assismor to E. Schofield, Manayunk, Pa. Automatic re-
versing mechanism for lappins-machines
Schosrgen, .Tames B., Mountain Home, Ark. Chum
ScholHeld. Edwin A., Westerly, R. I. Thread-tension device ~
Scholl, Michael, San Francisco, Cal. Chimney-cap
Scholl, Michael, San Francisco, Cal. Fire-escape
Scholl, Michael, San Francisco, Cal, Ornamental chimney-cap
Scholl, Nicholas, Chillicothe, Ohio, Reversible sleeve-board
Schonert, John F. (See Heeb and Schouert.)
Schonheyder. William A, G., Shepherd's Bush, county of Middlesex, as.signor of one-half?
H. Oirick, London, England. Siglit-feed lubricator i
Sclionheyder, William G., assignorof one-half to H. Ohick, London, England, andE. Stein,
Philadelphia, Pa. Water-heating apparatus
Schouiahn, Louis. (See Coldewe and Schonjahn,)
Schoniey, Augu,stus C, Chicago, 111. Paper tile holder
Schoondver, Alvah, -Tr., Elliott, Iowa, Cultivator
Schorl), (>arrie L. (See Schorb, John M,, .Tr,, assignor,)
Schorb, John M., Jr., as.signor to C, L, Schorb. Plainfield, N, J. Cap for carriage-axles . . .
Schorr, Priedrich A., Elizabeth, N, J. F,ycglas,ws
Schorr, Robert J , Cincinnati, Ohio. Riding-si ddle
Schott Button Hole Attachment Company. (Si'e Schott, Willinn. assisnor.)
Schott, Henry, Richmond, Va,, assignor of one-half to W. L. Royall, New York, N. Y.
Prill tin g-machine ■.
Schott. John C. (See Howard and Schott.)
Schott, Martin J,, Roscoe. Ohio, Fencepo.<;t
Schott, William. (See Simnnson and Schott.)
Schott, Willirm, assi<rnor, bv mesne assi<?nmintR, to Schott Button Hole Attachment Com-
pany, New York, N. Y, Button -h"le attachu'cnt for sewing-machines
Schowe & Thorns. (See Schowe, William F., assignor,)
Schowe, William F,, assignor to Schowe & Thorns. Indianapolis, Ind. Saw-mill dog
Srhrader. Henry C, Wheeling, W. Va. Snap for holding glass articles
Schram, Bernhard, et al. (See Vogel, William, assignor.)
Schramm. Frank A,, and A. Modery, Philadelphia, Pa, Pipe wrench
Schramm, Hnrv G., Camden, assignor to W. Keuffel and H. Esser, Hoboken. N. J. De-
vice for jiointing pencils
Schraud, Fianz, San Antonio, Tex. Breech-loading fire-arm
Schreiber, Charles W., assignor of one-half to J, S. Morgan, Dubnque, Iowa. Pump
Sclirciber David, Milwaukee. Wis. Cutl'-biitton
Schreidt, Frank, assignor to Schreidt & Miller Company, Mansfield, Ohio. Vehicle top-
prop .
Schieidt & Miller Company, (See Schreidt, Frank, assignor.)
Schreifer, Otto, et al. (See .Jordan. Michael, assignor.)
Schreiner, Henry, Sharon, Mass, Grate for stoves and furnaces
Schreyer, Ernst, Hamburg, assismor to W. Spaethe, Gera, Germany. Accordion
Schrock, Eli J,, Goshen, ind. Windmill
Schrock. >Tacob D., Go.shen, Ind. Automatic gate
Schroder, Henry W^., Springfield, Ohio, Window-sash
Schrodt, Louis C, Council Blufts, Iowa, Automatic gate
Schroeder, August, Stettin, Gi'rmany, Voltaic pile
Schroedcr, C. M. Edward. (See Chichester, Lewis S,, assignor.)
Schroeder, I.^aac L,, assisnor of one-half to E. A. Hallett, Chicago, 111. Steam-piston
Schroll Karl, Cliicago, 111. Furnace
Scliruben, James L., Lafayette, Ind. Vehicle-wheel
Schubiger, Benjamin A., a.ssisnor to him,self, W. Starr, and Kirk & Starr. Montoursville,
Pa, Automaiic fclt-i;nide for paper-niaibines -
Schuch, Saiuui'l, assisuor to E, Over. Indianapolis, Ind. .Sliaft-bearing in wheels
Schiieddig. Ferdieiiand, St, Louis, Mo, Sandstnne-crandall
Schuett, Henry J,, Detroit, Mich. Combined cig,ar-iip punch ami former
Schuetz, Charles, Newark, N. J, Watch-case. -
Schug, Martin H., Easton, Pa. Washincr-machine
Schuler. Charles. New York, N. Y. Lid for cans and buckets
Schulliof, Josef, Vii-nna, Austria-Hungary. Explosive preparation made from gun-cotton
Schullian, Frank X , Quincy, 111, Gate,..'
Schult. Adoljd) F., La Crosse, Wis, Grindini-mill
Schnlte, George H , and C. Martincourt, assignors to Dennett Harvesting Machine Com-
pany, 'limited,) Milwaukee. Wis. Cuttiu'? apparatus for harvrsters
Schultz, Augustus, New York, N. Y. Tawing hides and sl<ins ■-
Schultz, Augustus, Xew York, N, Y. Tawing hides and skins
Schultz, Augustus, New York, N. Y., assignor to himself and E, A, A, Schultz, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Sizing fibrous m-aterials
Schultz, Earnest, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Bird-cage
Schultz, Edward A. A. (See Schultz, Augustus, assignor.)
Schulz, Carl A., Belmont, Tex. Plow
Schulz, Henry A. (See Darling and Schulz.)
Schulze, Louis, assignor of one-half to W. Briscoe, Philadelphia, Pa. Snowclearer for
tracks. &c
Schulze-Berge, Hermann, Rochester, Pa. Bessemer converter
No.
2n8.fi27
308. nes
308.990
2n,=),43r.
308,930
301,011
291,540
306,533
309,103
301,527
310,152
292,258
293,790
2(H>,ri,30
303,335
293,.S2fi
295,203
3n.5.8.'i2
291 029
298,898
306,647
2" '.-279
295,292
302.038
30f;,287
303,326
300,141
308,384
292,591
291.409
292,685
295,204
295.680
295,437
300,903
306,780
301,926
3ro,P04
291 782
291.783
.307.732
293 527
302.288
296,464
306,436
30". 405
303,545
296.222
2,"6,465
298.417
306.1=67
296.631
.300,646
307.230
304.361
294,-14
308,631
292,370
291.784
291,785
Date.
308,807
310,085
306,354
May 13
Nov. 25
Dec. 9
ISfar, 18
Dec. 9
June 24
Jan. 8
Oct, 14
Dec. 9
July 8
Dec. 30
Jan. 22
Feb. 19
Apr. 8
Aug, 12
Feb, 12
Mar, 18
Sept, 30
Jan. 8
May 20
Oct. 14
Feb. 26
Mar. 18
July 15
Oct. 7
Aug. 12
June 10
Nov. 25
Jan. 29
Jan. 1
Jan. 29
Mar. 18
Mar. 25
Mar. 18
.Tune 24
Oct, 21
July 15
June 24
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
Nov. 4
Feb. 12
July 22
Apr. 8
Oct. 14
Sept, 16
Aug. 12
Apr. 1
Apr. 8
May 13
Oct, 21
Apr, 8
June 17
Oct. 28
Sept. 2
Mar. 11
Dec. 2
Jan. 22
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
Dec. 2
Dec. 30
Oct. 7
294.084
294,084
Feb. 26 1687
Mar. 4 I 417
Monthly
volume.
an
830
12.59
509
1377
476
1938
604
644
705
580
2074
1569
1301
934
559
960
1091
2047
784
1179
798
1940
1209
1929
329
560
818
1261
2009
492
2126
1092
1703
1378
1810
977
1095
1811
9(i2
903
412
961
1.547
717
525
1443
823
397
717
588
10.^8
935
1484
1581
98
5F0
61
1710
964
965
.314
19^2
417
232
343
149
382
127
535
188
109
191
1.59
C .556
J 557
438
360
201
154
262
301
.567
220
C329
(330
211
.532
336
339
89
154
221
344
559
138
591
301
\l
471
382
31=3
495
258
301
495
270
270
114
202
427
198
141
400
226
113
198
166
2K9
261
408
423
161
17
477
535
112
464
116 I
Official
Gazette.
27
29
29
26
29
27
20
29
29
28
[20
26
20
27
28
20
90
28
20
[27
29
26
26
28
29
28
27
29
26
26
26
26
26
1 26
27
29
28
27
26
26
29
26
28
27
29
28
28
27
27
27
29
97
27
99
28
26
29
26
20
26
29
29
29
26
26
60
P4
691
632
811
1092
793
1301
126
126
840
113
1126
303
685
186
563
617
1037
"1221
147
764
154
804
1059
240
60
563
1083
633
389
88
409
1037
11.56
1092
1278
198
214
1278
178
178
447
617
304
142
102
1097
613
76
142
640
220
180
1214
316
833
935
710
330
179
179
756
nil
77
760
900
I
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alplidbetical list of patentees — Continued.
257
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
a-
SchulzoRerfre, Hermann. Rocliester, Pa. Blast-furnace
Schulze-Berge, Hermann, Rochester, Pa. Glass-melting fnmace.
Schulze-Berge, Hermann, Rochester, Pa. Gearing device
Schulze-Berge, Hei-mann, Rochester, Pa. Gearing
Schnlze-Berge, Hermann, Rochester, Pa. Manufacture of plate glass
Schulze-Berge, Hermann, Rochester, assignor to himself and J. H. Lippincott, Pittsburg,
Pa. Applying fusible metallic colors to china and glass ware
Schulze-Berge, Hermann, Rochester, assignor to himself and J. H. Lippincott, Pittsburg,
Pa. Apparatus for applying powdered substances to surfaces of glass
Schulze-Berge, Hermann, assignor to himself and J. H. Lippincott, Pittsbnrg, Pa. Appa-
ratus for decorating chiaa and glass ware
Schulze-Berge, Hermann, assignor to himself and J. H. Lippincott, Pittsburg, Pa. Ma-
chinery for decorating glassware -.
Schnlze-Berge. Hermann. Rochester, assignor to H. "W. Oliver, Jr., and J". P. Witherow,
Allegheny City, Pa. Bessemer converter ,
Scluiraaclier, Caspar, Kalk, Germany. Ratchet-di ill
Schumacher, Charles. Frankfort. Ohio. Road- wagon
Schumacher, Ferdinand. (See "Wemple, Anilrow,"assignor.)
Schumacher. Fr. (See Stickel, Conrad, assignor.)
Schumann, Charles 'W., New York, N. Y. Show-case for jewels
Schumann, Fi ancis, assignor of one-half to "W. D. Haven, Trenton, N. J. Rotary valve - . .
Schumann, Frank, Memphis, Tenn. Hand-elevator for packages, &c
Schumann, Max. (See Gruson and Schumann.)
Sclmpinsky, August A., Milwaukee, Wis. Apparatus for resweating and coloring tobacco
Schupp, Fred J., Marshall, Mo. Elevator
Schureman, Howard B., Newark, N. .T. Horseshoe
Schiirhuber, Hans, assignor of one-half to M. A. "Wolf, Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Peg
ging-raachine
Schuster, Christian A. (See Offutt. Thomas M., assignor.)
Schutte, Louis, Philadelphia, Pa. Steam-boiler
Schutte, Louis, Philadeljihia, Pa. Jet-condenser
Schutte, Louis, Philadelphia, Pa. Hydraulic rams arranged in series
Schutte, Louis, Philadelphia, Pa. Steam-.iet ejector
Schutz, Joseph M., Minneapolis, Minn. Flour-dressing machine
296,225
296,227
305,714
305,715
305,716
296,226
296,228
296,223
296,224
307,874
297,171
303,190
294,685
309.654
304,806
30n,.')69
294,815
298,899
308,203
291,092
293,791
294,085
295.293
Schntz, Joseph M., Minneapolis, Minn. Machine for grading and jjurifying middlings
Schiitz, Max, Fort Lee. N. J. Compound for preserving the soles of boots and shoes
Schntz, Samuel. New York, N. Y. Glass-top counter for stores
Schuyler, Daniel A., and A. G. "Waterhouse, assignors to Schuyler Electric Light Com-
pany, New York. N. Y. Dynamo-electric machine
Schuyler Electric Light Company. (See Schuyler and 'VYaterhonse, assignors.)
Schuvlcr Electric Light Compauy. (See "SYaterhouse, Addison G.. assignor.)
Schwab, Leo L., New York, N. Y. Bustle
Schwan, Ernst C. (See Class and Schwan.)
Schwaner, Christian C, AYinterset, Iowa, and H. S. Bollinger, Chicago, 111. Hame-tug
and trace-fastening
Scliwanhaeusser, Gnstavus. (See Hacker, Georg, assignor.)
Schwanhausser. William. (See Smith and Schwanbaussor.)
Schwarting, William, and .J. F. Traster. Wolcott. Iowa. .Automatic feed device
Schwartz, Caspar, assignor to himself and J. Hoffmann, Werl, Prussia, Germany. Rotary
engine "
Schwartz, Charles 0., Milwaukee, Wis. Oil-stove
Schwartz, Frank H. (See Smith and Schwartz.)
Schwartz, Joseph. (See Schwartz, Maurice L. and J.)
Schwartz, Mauiice L. and J., New York, N. Y. Merchandise tag or ticket
Schwarz. Charles F., Corona, N. Y. Soldering-iron
Schwarzel, John W., Topeka, Kans. Tongue-support
Schwarzmann, John, Washinsrton, D. C. Bush-hammer
Scbwarzschild, Samuel, New York, N. Y. Jacketed oleomargarine-churn
Schwarzwalder, Henry, New York, N. Y. Nnt-lock
Schwarzwaldcr & Sons. J. (See Guerdan. Adam, assignor.)
Schwatka. Frederick, Vancouver Barracks, Wash. Ter. Folding skeleton gun-stock
Schwebs, Herman A., Chicago, 111. Carpet-fastener
292,259
298,900
292,956
294,512
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
Nov. 11
Apr. 22
Aug. 5
Mar. 4
Dec. 23
Sept. 9
Dec. 23
Mar. 11
May 20
Nov. 18
Jan. 1
Feb. 19
Feb. 26
Mar. 18
Jan. 22
May 20
Feb. 5
Mar. 4
291,944 Jan. 15
.Schweer, Charles, Eldon, Iowa. Sulky-plow
Scbweich, George W. L., Richmond. Mo. Comet
Schweitzer, Herm.an, Brooklyn, N. Y. Clutch
Schweizer, Jakob, Soleure, Switzerland. Gas-motor engine
Scliweizer, .Jakob, Soleure, Switzerland. Apparatus for producing compresspd air
Schweizi-r. Jakob, Soleure, Switzerland. Engraving-machine
Sch wendler, William, Appleton, Wis. Clothes-reel
Scbwenk. Samuel Z. (See Hoffman, Ellis, and Schwenk.)
Schwerdtfeger. Carl. Springfield, Ohio. Can-opener ,
Schweriii, Morris, New York, N. Y. Combined bag-catch and strap-loop
Schwerin, Morris, Newark, N. J. Traveling-bag
Newark, N. J. Handle-connection for traveling-bags
Brooklyn, N. Y. Rose-engine
Brooklyn. N. T. Rose-engine ,
Mouudsville, W. Va. Heel-ring for scythes
Cleveland, Ohio. ParaHine-freezer
, assignor of one-foui-th to W. Bradford, San Francisco, Cal. Balance-
295,438
308,931
302,432
301,836
299,426
303.755
294,407
308,284
303.594
299,685
291,945
305,537
297,453
299,020
301,758
2;i8.7,«0
292,864
292,957
.303,057
306,868
Schwerin, Monis,
Sch witter, Anton.
Schwittcr, Anton.
Schwob, .Tnhn A.,
Scofiehl, William C,
ScoUay, William A.
tip for brooms .
Scollay, William A. , San Francisco, and A. I. Frick, Oakland, Cal.
Scooneas, Frank, Detroit, Mich. Elevator stop mechanism
Scott, Abner M., Cincinnati, Ohio. Pall-bearer and luggage hook
Scott. Albert L., et al. (See Baldwin, George E. D., assignor.)
Scott, Benjamin, Bloomington, HI. Corn-planter
Scott, Bertrand. Keyser, W. Va. Grain-cleaner
Scott, Charles A., ei al. (See Swartzwelder, Emmett and J. P., assignors.)
Scott, Charles A., Boston, Mass. Railway-switch circuit-closer
17 PAT
Furniture-caster.
307,991
299.274
304,758
305.341
297,454
307.340
299,859
299,860
296,879
301,396
292,686
309,408
293,365
303,756
292,687
Mar. 18
Dec. 9
July 22
July 8
May 27
Aug. 19
Mar. 4
Nov. 18
Aug. 12
June 3
Jan. 15
Sept. 23
Apr. 22
May 20
•July 8
May 20
Fel). 5
Feb. 5
Aug. 5
Oct. 21
404
407
1847
1852
1854
406
410
398
400
607
1606
386
418
1440
757
1325
581
1181
1021
91
1303
1088
1211
1571
1181
222
215
1171
1380
477
1742
978
1833
1107
88
1125
894
257
1173
1633
1966
1325
878
1030
103
223
221
1089
Nov. 11 748
May 27 1640
Sept. 9
Sept. 16
Apr. 22
Oct. 28
June 3
June 3
Apr. 15
July 1
Jan. 29
Dec. 16
Feb. 12
Aug. 19
Jan. 29
618
1377
1967
1737
446
446
1240
417
2127
1116
772
1108
2128
114
114
5 516
J 517
517
518
115
113
113
167
442
104
117
390
208
358
161
331
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;-464
I 405
'337
439
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327
383
127
478
265
527
304
23
306
245
63
327
452
537
C378
1379
239
288
29
61
61,62
289
204
470
1C9
382
538
464
115
115
347
113
592
299
C206
J 207
304
§92
27
27
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28
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26
77
78
1178
1179
1179
77
78
77
77
490
320
526
900
990
966
969
935
765
579
20
685
761
leSfl
303
765
483
226
1092
793
340
186
898
671
844
599
624
968
226
1137
388
792
168
736
462
483
496
221
.518
862
939
1085
388
344
1007
1007
248
77
409
924
583
671
405
258
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Scott, Charles A., Boston, Mass., assignor to Union Switch and Signal Company, Pittshnrg,
Pa. Railway electric signal apparatus
Scott, Charles A., Boston, Mass., assignor to Union Switch and Signal Company, Pittsburg,
Pa. Signaling apparatus for railways
Scott, Charles B.. Las Vegas, N. Max. Ter. Machine-gun
Scott, D. Bryoe, iSrooklyn, N. Y. Escapement for printing-telegraphs ,
Scott, Edward, Pittsburg, Pa. Artificial leg
Scott, George. (See Clark and Scott.)
Scott, George B., Brooklyn, N. T. Transmitter for printing-telegi'aphs
Scott, George P. , assignor of one-half to D. A. Clarke, Sedalia, Mo. Saw
Scott, Geiirge W., Lemoore, Cal. Gate ,
Scott, Harmon. (See Hart, Scott, and Pancoast.)
Scott, Henry "VV., Bennington, Tt. Machine adapted to washing and scouring knit and
other goods
Scott, John, et al. (See Swartzwelder, Emmett and J. P., assignors.)
Scott, .John H. (See Johnston, William, as.'ignor.)
Scott, John M., Loui.sville Ky. Trace-carrier
Scott, Joseph M.. Allegheny City, Pa. Combination drawing-inistrument
Scott, Joseph W. (See Hawk and Scott.)
Scott, LanphearH., Newark, N. J. Apple-parer ,
Scott, Legrand, Nashville, Tenn. Fence-post
Scott, Maggie L. (See Scott, Thomas, assignor.)
Scott Manufacturing Company of Baltimore City. (See Hibner, "William P., assignor.)
Scott, Oliver P., Quincy, 111. Printing and vignetting frame
Scott, Eichard C, Rankfield House, Litherland, county of Lancaster, England. Safety
apparatus to be apnlied in .ships' holds -
Scott, Boy B., assignor of one-fourth to J. B. Nicholas, Denton, Tex. Mail-bag fastening..
Scott, Knfus H., Centralia, 111. Catarrh remedy
Scott, Samuel C, Brooklyn, N. Y. Stop-watch i.
Scott, Thomas, assignor to M. L. Scott, St. Paul, Minn. Sleigh
Scott, Thomas J., assignor to himself and "W". A. McDonald, Ashland, Miss. Vehicle-
brake
Printing-press
Stop-cylinder printing machine .
Printing-machine
Scott, 'Walter, Plainfield, N. J.
Scott, Walter, Plainfield, N. J.
Scott, Walter, Plainfield, N. J.
Scott, Walter, Hoosic Falls, N. Y., and M. W. Manwaring, Bridgeport, Conn.
guishing lamp
Scott, Walter W. (See Morrin and Scott.)
Scott, William. (See Hanvey, Alexander, assignor.)
Scott, William, Maiden, Mass. Valve for water-closets, &c
Scott, William, Detroit, Mich. Straight-way valve
Scott, William G., Batesville, Miss. Peg-wood sharpener
Scott, William H. (See Chase, Lorenzo, assignor.)
Scovil. Lyman A., Williamsport, Ohio. Corn-planter
Self-extin-
(See Lines, John, assignor.)
(See Munger, Joseph, assignor.)
(See Mungei' and Butler, assignors.)
(See Russell, Sterne, assignnr.)
(See Spruce, James,, assignor.)
Condense'- and
Testing appa-
Scovill Manufacturing Company.
Scovill Manufacturing Company.
Scovill Manufacturing Company.
Scovill Manufacturing Company.
Scovill Manufacturiug Company.
Scoville, Avory. (See Scoville, Ives and A.)
Scoville, Elijah U., Manlius, N. Y. Faucet
Scoville, Hiram H. (See Koneman and Scoville.)
Scoville, Ives. (See Austin and Scoville.)
Scoville. Ives and A. , Oakland, Cal. Hoisting- gear
Scranton Glass Company, et al. (See Dougherty, Michael I., assignor.)
Scribner, Charles E., Cijicago, 111. Telephone-circuit
Scribner, Charles E., assignor to Western Electiic Company, Chicago, HI.
test-circuit for multiple stritch-boai'ds
Scribner, Charles E., assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, HI.
ratus for multiple switch-boards
Scribner, Charles E., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Western Electric Company, Chi-
cago, 111. Night-signal circuit for telephone-exchanges
Scribner, Charles E., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Western Electric Company, Chi-
cago, 111. AnnuTiciator-switch and telephoue-cii'cuit
Scribner, Charles E., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Western Electric Company, Chi-
cago, 111. Telephone-switch
Scribner, Charles E., Chicago, HI., assignor, by mesne assignments, to American Bell Tele-
phone Company. Boston, Mass. Receiving-telephone
Scribner, Charles E., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Western Electric Company, Chi-
cago, 111. Spring-jack for telephone sy.stems ,
Scribner, Charles E., assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, 111. Derived cir-
cuit for cle.aring-out annunciators
Scribner, Charles E., assignor to Western Electric Manufacturing Company, Chicago, HI.
Multiple switch-board for telephone-exchanges
Scribner, Edwin A., Ridgefield Park, N. J. Blotting-pad
Scribner, Octavus F., Belle Fountain, Wis. Churn
Scriven, John H., Grafton, N. Y. Shirt
Scudder, John, Detroit, Mich. Necktie-holder
Scull, James, assignor of one-half to S. Vance, Jersey City, N. J. Machine for making
green-sand cores
ScuU, James, assignor of one-half to S. Vance, Jersey City, N. J. Manufacture of green-
sand cores
Scull, James, assignor to himself and S. Vance, Jersey City, N. J. Machine for making
gieen-sand cores
Scully, Benjamin B., Lynn, Mass. Necktie-supporter
Scutt, Hiram B, Joliet, HI. Strand-wire for barbed fences
Seabrook, Isaac D., St. Helena Island, S. C. Rock-dredge
Seabuiy, Frederick W., Providence, R. I. Dental vulcanizer
Seabury, Frederick W., Providence, R. I. Dental vulcanizer
Seal, Arthur, and M. Handrahan, Matteawan, assignors of one-third to W. Carroll, New
York, N. Y. Apparatus for felting hat-bodies
No.
301,837
303,.=)9.'5
299,686
303,327
302,433
304,037
300.805
306,534
305,245
304,240
306,869
292,592
296,632
298,901
302,784
295.294
309,655
303,0.58
306,535
Date.
308,997
293,678
295,057
298,781
291,630
297.455
302.434
308,204
298,782
301,759
300,142
294,386
292,865
292,866
293,196
293,197
293,198
298,783
300,143
300,144
305,021
298,124
293,528
297,018
308,998
297,172
296,880
298,902
293,792
292,688
292,371
295,821
299,861
306,181
July .8
Aug. 12
Juno 3
Aug. 12
July 22
Aug. 26
June 24
Oct. 14
Sept. 16
Aug. 26
Oct. 21
Jan. 29
Apr. 8
May 20
July 29
Mar. 18
Dec. 23
Aug. 5
Oct. 14
Dec. 9
Feb. 19
Mar. 11
May 20
Jan. 8
Apr. 22
Julv 22
Nov. 18
May 20
July 8
June 10
Feb. 26
Feb. 5
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
May 20
June 10
June 10
Sept. 9
May 6
Feb. 12
Apr. 15
Dec. 9
Apr. 22
Apr. 15
May 20
Feb. 19
Jan. 29
Jan. 22
Mar. 25
June 3
Oct. 7
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
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895
258
560
1743
1475
1688
645
1250
1750
1090
2013
937
1183
2198
1211
1442
224
646
570
1142
895
1032
785
1969
1744
1025
1034
879
819
2015
100
106
541
542
543
1037
821
821
9.55
200
901
1408
571
1607
1241
1184
1305
2130
1711
1861
447
200
266
245
64
1.54
478
407
461
169
342
478
289
560
261
332
605
337
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169
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J 289
221
538
478
278
(289
) 290
239
221
553
29
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143
144
144
290
222
222
261
53
262
388
150
442
347
332
361
592
477
522
115
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
259
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Montbly
volnme.
Official
Gazette.
P4
Seal, .James J. (See Pinkham. Charles S.. assignor.)
Sealey, James, Chase, Mich. Luraherliinder
Seaman, Allen E., Astoiia, N. T. Stufflng-box jack
Seaman, John W. (See Ciandall, Jesse A., assignor.)
Searlc, .John Q. C, Cincinnati, Ohio. Car-heater
Searls, Anson, Newark, N. J. Nnt-lock
Searls, Anson, Newark. N. J. Whip-socket
Searls, Theodore J., and A. Harrington, Aubnm, N. T. Hub-attaching device
Sears, Ephraim, North Salem, Ohio. Cowl
Sears, Frank M., East Saginaw, ilich. Door-check
Sears, George A., Svracnse, N. T. Carriage-seat
Sears, Thomas H., Holyoke, Mass. Steam-boiler
Sears, William B., East Saginaw, and J. C. Mathews, Detroit, Mich.; said Mathews as
signer to said Sears. Dumping-car
Seath, James. (See Wagner and Seath.)
Seaton, Benjamin C, Cowan, Tenn. Vehicle running-gear
Seaton, Charles S., Cleveland. Ohio. Bolt-heading machine
Seavey, EliznrD., H. M., and W. C, Chicago, 111. Plastic stove-lining
Seavey, George F., Boston, Mass. Sheet-metal vessel
Seavey, Henry M. (See Seavey, Elizur D., H. M., and W. C.)
Seavey, Henry M.. Chicago, Hi. Scoop
Seavey, Lafayette W., assignor of one-half to C. Barnard, New York, N. Y. Changeable
scenerv for theaters
Seavey, William C. (See Seavey. Elizur D., H. M., and W. C.)
Sebastian. George M., Arkansas City, Kans. Plowshare-tongs
Sebastian. Jacob, New York. N. Y. Vehicle-top
SfebUlot, Am^d^e M. G., Paris. France. Blast-furnace for zinc ores
S6billot, Amfed^e M. G., Paris, France. Marine vessel ,
S6billot. Am6d6e M. G.. Paris, France, assignor to United States Ore Separating Company,
New York, N. Y. Furnace for treating ores continuously
Sebold, Georg, Carlsmhe, Germany. Machine for making match-splints
Seek, Heinrich, Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany. Flonr bolting and dressing machine - . .
Seek, Heinrich, Dresden, Saxony, Germany. Machine for separating light and heavy sub-)
stances <
Secor, Jerome B., Bridgeport, Conn. Clutch for sewing-machine wheels
Secrist, John, and E. Vuncannon, Marion. Ind. Brick-machine
Security Package Company. (See Mattullath, Hngo. assignor.)
Sedgwick. Alonzo, assignor to Sedgwick Manufacturing Company, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Device for feeding paper
Sedgwick Mannfactnrins Company. (See Sedgwick, Alenzo, assignor.)
Sedmihradskv, Adolph J. (See Levy and Sedmihradsky.)
See, James W. (See Reiss and See.)
See. James W., Hamilton. Ohio, assignor, by mesne assignments, to himself and J. L. Eiter,
Brownsville, Ind. Acreage-indicator for seeding-machines ,
Seebold. Charles C, Middlehurg. Pa. Euffling attachment for sewing-machines
Seeds. Eobert S. (See Hollen, William H. H., assignor.)
Seek, .James H. (See Dake and Seek.)
Seelev, David W., Albany, and A. Buckman, Schodack, N. Y. ; said Bnckman assignor to
said Seeley. Baling-pr'ess -
Seeley, David W. and W. W., Albany, N. Y. Lever-power
Seeley, David W. and W. W., assignors of one-fourth to W. H. King, Albany, N. Y. Le-
ver-power
Seeley, George H., et al. (See Low, Jesse B., assignor.)
Seelev. Nathan, et al. (See Low, Jesse B.. assignor.)
Seeley, William W. (See Seeley, David W. ar.d W. W.)
Seeley, William W.. Albany. N. Y. Belt-lever power
Seelig, Eoman, assismor to .T. W. Kenna. Chicago. 111. Tilting-chair
Seely, Horace C, Philadelphia, Pa. Child's carriage
Seely, Horace C.. Philadelphia, Pa. Child's carriage
Seely, .John A., New York. N. Y. Insulator
Seem, Josiah K.. Peoria, 111. Calendar-clock
Sefton. Joseph W. (See Crume and Sefton.)
Segond, Alfred L., Paris, France. Propelling vessels by centrifugal force
Seib. Frank. (See Seib, Simon and F.)
Seih. Simon and F., Newark,.N. .T. Automatic rope-bnckle
Seibel. Henrv J., Jr., and S. M.. Philadelphia, Pa. Leggin
Seibel. Sallie M. (See Seibel, Henry .J.. .Jr.. and S. M.)
Seiberling. John F. (See Laraway, George W., assignor.)
Seiberlin^. John F. (See Laraway, (Jeorge W. and W. P., assignors.)
Seibert, George, Wheeling, W. Va. Medical compound
Seibert, George, assignor of one-half to M. W. Morgan, Ashlev, HI. Wagon-brake
Seibert. Nicholas. Maplewood, assignor of three-eighths to 0. E. Simmons, Boston, and E.
W. Simmons. Jamaica Plain, Mass. Water-meter
Seibold, OttoF.. Brooklyn. N. Y. Cartridge-shell
Seiffert, Kndolf, Chicago. HI. Safety attachment for elevators
Seiler, Ignatius, Newark. Ohio. Device for feeding iUuminating-finids '.
Seller, Paul, San Francisco, Cal. Electric annunciator
Seiler, Philipp, Chicago, III. Padlock
Seiler, Philipp, assignor of one-half to W. Eisfeldt, Chicago, HI. Snuff and match box
Seiler, Vincent, Reading. Ohio. Saw-set
Seinecke. Adolph E., assignor to M. R. Roth, Cincinnati, Ohio. Cigar-box server
Seiser, George F., Carrollton, Ky. Steam-engine
Seitz, .lacob, Dundee, Mich. Stump-extractor
Seitzinger. Josephine G. (See Wheatley. Thomas W., assignor.)
Selby, George D., Portsmouth, Ohio. Side-bar wagon
Selby. Willi.im G., PrinceviUe, HI. Corn-planter
Selden, Charles, St. Lonis, Mo. Mechanical telephone
Railway-train signal apparatus
Static neutralizer for telegraphs
Static neutralizer for telegraphs
Overcoming static disturbances in telegraphy
Selden, Charles, St. Lonis, Mo.
Selden, Charles, St. Louis, Mo,
Selden, Charles, St. Louis, Mo.
Selden, Charles, St. Louis, Mo.
201,786
293,903
304,867
291,541
292.061
306,964
301,760
290,229
294,916
309,656
303,757
291,542
296,073
309,570
303,670
304,362
292,689
303,460
303,461
291,410
293,793
Jan. 8
May 20
Sept. 9
Jan. 8
Jan. 15
Oct. 21
July 8
Apr. 1
Mar. 11
Dec. 23
Aug. 19
Jan. 8
Apr. 1
Dec. 23
Aug. 19
Sept. 2
Jan. 29
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
.Jan. 1
Feb. 19
292,690 Jan. 29
293,794 Feb. 19
302,165
306,648
301,012
304,038
308,285
308,632
292,867
292,593
297,954
296,466
303,328
303,462
298.764
298,785
296,681
309.257
303,329
294,408
296,882
294,687
302,213
297,301
294,280
296,^83
303.671
298.242
308,633
299,687
303,463
308,634
295,681
301,286
309,409
291,093
291.094
291.095
291,096
291,097
309,571
July 15
Oct. 14
June 24
Aug. 26
Nov. 18
Dec.
Feb.
Jan. 29
Apr. 29
Apr. 8
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
Maj- 20
May 20
Apr. 15
Dec. 16
Aug. 12
Mar. 4
Apr. 15
Mar. 4
July 15
Apr. 22
Feb. 26
Apr. 15
Aug. 19
May 6
Dec. 2
June 3
Aug. 12
Dec. 2
Mar. 25
July 1
Dec.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Dec.
966
1184
758
665
1308
1208
880
412
703
1442
1110
666
215
1326
1004
98
2130
724
724
493
1306
2132
1307
1387
799
1939
1477
1125
63
107
2015
2608
718
562
725
1038
1041
1242
913
564
90
1243
420
1448
1776
1941
1244
1004
366
65
260
726
66
1703
276
1118
93
94
95
98
100
1327
271
333
209
189
365
322
239
115
196
390
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198
198
138
362
593
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12
536
407
408
307
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121
17
29
560
715
199
155
199
291
291
347
242
155
23
347
402
482
532
348
275
97
18
64
199
18
472
75
300
27
27
27
28
28
358
26
27
28
26
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28
27
26
29
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26
27
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29
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28
27
26
27
28
27
29
27
28
29
179
765
966
126
252
243
168
78
957
990
671
126
44
969
651
833
409
595
595
88
410
686
269
154
1302
744
599
710
463
389
515
142
563
.595
737
737
248
886
564
845
249
901
280
351
804
249
651
595
710
969
596
711
26 I 1156
28 ' 53
29
26
26
26
26
26
29
924
20
20
20
21
21
969
260
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FKOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contimied.
Name, residence, and invention.
So.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Selden, Charles, Baltimore, Md. Overcoming static disturbances in telegraphy
Selden, Charles, Baltimore, Md. Quadruplex telegraph
Selduer, Joseph J". , Baltimore, Md. Drive-chain
Seldomridge, Justus F. (See Copley, Seldomridge, and De La Tergne.)
Seldomridge, William C, assignor of one-half to W. J. Clark, Coal City, Ind. Revolving
book-case
Self Acting Sewing Machine Company. (See "Watkins, Alexander, assignor.)
Seliger, Frank, New York, N. Y. Hat and coat hook
Seligman, Emma. (See Seligman, Henry and E.)
Seligraan, Henry and E., Irvington. N. Y. Mechanical telephone
SelCEdgarE., Charleston, S. C. Velocipede
Sell, Tred. (See Klaeser and Sell.)
Selleck, George J., Jr., Beetown, Wis. Car-coupling
Sellers, Charles S., Brentwood, Cal. Windmill
Sellers, Emanuel A. (See Stover and Sellers.)
Sellers, George H. (See Sellers, William and G. H.)
Sellers, Jacob C, Marshfield, Mo. Mechanical power
Sellers, John, Jr. (See Sellers, William and G. H., assignors.)
Sellers, W. T., et al. (See Gorn. Hermann A., assignor.)
Sellers, William, Philadelpliia, and G. H. Sellers, Kidley Park; said Gr. H. Sellers assignor-
to .J. Sellers, Jr. , Philadel])hia, Pa. Upsetting and shaping metal bars
Sellon, Henry B., et al. (See Watt, John A., assignor.)
Sellon, John S., Hatton Garden, county of Middlesex, England. Dynamo-electric machine.
Sellon, John S., Hatton Garden, county of Middlesex, England. Apparatus for electrical)
htating J
Sellon. Robert P., Surbiton, county of Surrey, England. Apparatus for charging second-
ary batteries
Sells, Hugh, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Cider-press
Sells, Hugh, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Friction-clamp
Sellwood, Joseph, and S. J. Harry, Islipeniiug, Mich. Ventilating apparatus
Seltsam, Eriedrich, Forchlieim, Bavaria, Germany. Extracting oil and glue from bones, &c
Selvage, Howard, Brooklyn, N. Y. Neck- wear
Selve. Gustav, Altena, Westphalia, Prussia, Germany. Manufacturing metal alloys
Selwig, Johannes, Brunswick, Germany. Centrifugal governor
Sergeant, Henry C, Denver, Colo.
Sergeant, Henry C, New York, N.
Sergeant, Henry C, New York, N.
Sergeant, Henry G., New York, N.
Semal, Frangois J., Mens, Belgium. Microphone
Semper, Conrad, Philadelphia, Pa. Utilizing waste calcium chloride and' sulphate
Semple, James, Cincinnati, Oliio. Water-closet
Semple, Mary H. (See Cady, George L., assignor.)
Sencenbaugh, Samuel S., Aurora, lU. Tag-fastpuer
Seneff, .Albeit, assignor to himself and F. Mulhern, Laramie City, Wyo. T^. Ore drier
and separator
Seng, Wendelin, Chicago, HI. Latch
Senna, Charles E., Boston, Mass. Stop-valve
Seuter, Fernando M., Columbus, Ohio. File-box ■
Senter, George P. , New York, N. Y. Journ al-lubricating box
Sergeant, Henry C., Denver, Colo. Rock-drill
Chuck for rock-drills
Y. Rock-drill
, Y. Rock-driU
Y. Rock-drill
Sergeant, Raphael, Pittsburg, assignor to T. B. Kerr, Allegheny City, Pa. Warning de-
vice for wiie fences
Sergeant, WeUs E., Minneapolis, Minn. Machine for degerminating and scouring wheat. .
Serraillier, Auguste, South Kensington, London, county of Middlesex, England, assignor
of two-thirds to C. E. Ball, Philadelphia, Pa. ElectTic-arc lamp
Servis, David, Sennett, assignor to Servis Railroad Tie Plate Company, New York, N. Y.
Wear-plate for railway-ties
Servis Railroad Tie Plate'Company. (See Servis, David, assignor.)
Serviss, Wilbur M., Marion, Ind. Handle for agricultural implements and making the
same
Settle, Edward R., Coventry, county of Warwick, England. Velocipede
Severance, James R., Fremont, Ohio. Harvester
Severance, James R., Fremont, Ohio. Mowing-machine
Severance, James R., Fremont, Ohio: Grain-delivering apparatus for harvesters
Severin, Adam, Jr., Chattanooga, Tenu. Mail-bag
Sevier, M. N., et al. (See Brown, Azaiiah R., assignor.)
Seward & Son, M. (See Cooper, William H., assignor.)
Sewell, Alfred L., Evanston, HI. Paper wallet
ISexton, JohnH. and T. C, Fontanelle, Nebr. Wrench
Sexton, Thomas C. (See Sexton, John H. and T. C.)
Seybold, Charles, assignor of one-half to A. Reid, Cincinnati, Ohio. Paging and number-
ing machine -
Sevferth, Augustus, Anerbach, Hesse, Germany. Pyrometer and pressure-gage combined.
Seymour, Frederick J., Wolcottville, Conn., assignor of one-half to W. H. Brown, New
York, N. Y. Obtaining aluminium -■
Seymour, H. A. (See Turner, Thomas G., assignor.)
Seymour, James M., Newark, N. J. Automatic fan. (Reissue)
Seymour. John, et al. (See Palmer, J. Fornian. assignor.)
Seymour, Marvin J., Olean, N. Y. Heating petroleum-oil
Sej-mour, Theodore, et al. (See Doty, John C., assignor.)
Seymour, Theodore L., Albany, N. Y. Bottle
Seymour, Timothy H., assignor to S. Adams & Son, Rome, N. Y. HilHng-plow
Shackelford, George T., Denver-, Colo. Lubricating-cup
Shackelford, Richard P., Jersey ville. 111. Water-grate for furnaces
Shackleford, Richard D., Pettis Couutv, Mo. Dumping- wagon
Shadbolt, Charles T., Attica, N. Y. Cihurn
Shaefer, Charles W. (See McDonald and Shaefer.)
Shafer, Casper B., Washington, D. C. Funnel
Shafer, John W., assignor to C. Chambers, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. Clay tempering and ex-
pressing device for brick-machines
309,572
309,573
302,785
294,337
297,173
296,230
305,908
304,461
308,205
298,628
291,098
292,691
302,673
299,021
293, 7H5
296,6.33
2n6.C34
308,430
303,235
2!lfi.884
2r)2,512
309,742
292,200
300,905
298,029
294.1.57
302,594
301,761
292,092
293,014
295,682
207,4.16
308, .523
308,524
308,525
299,169
309,574
307,808
294,816
302,435
300, .516
290,2,31
296,232
297.723
295,439
295,949
302,166
293,199
301,337
291,631
10,539
306,965
297,174
302,436
307,992
305,480
308, .385
309,410
299,170
306,536
Dec. 23
Dec. 23
July 29
Feb. 26
Apr. 22
Apr. 1
Sept. 30
Sept. 2
Nov. 18
May 13
Jan. 1
Jan. 29
July 29
May 20
Feb. 19
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Nov. 25
Aug. 5
Apr. 15
•Jan. 29
Dec. 23
Jan. 22
Juue 24
May 13
Fel). 26
July 29
July 8
Jan. 29
Feb. 12
Mar. 25
Apr. 22
Nov, 25
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
May 27
Dec. 23
Nov. 11
Mar. 11
July 22
Juiie 17
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
Apr. 29
Mar. 18
Apr. 1
July 15
Feb.
July
Jan. 8
Dec. 2
Oct. 21
Apr. 22
July 22
Nov. 11
Sept. 23
Nov. 25
Dec. 16
May 27
Oct. 14
1329
1332
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2016
1608
413
2186
220
1026
831
102
2133
2071
1.327
1309
937
938
1338
442
1244
1899
1548
1572
1812
832
1793
1967
881
2135
1061
1704
1971
1448
14.50
1452
1521
1336
518
5£2
1745
1307
414
416
2339
1381
1388
544
418
787
396
1209
1609
1746
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1564
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395
396
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359
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258
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636
383
20
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114
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322
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204
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344
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970
426
818
321
78
1247
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579
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21
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403
793
687
186
187
648
537
249
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1157
389
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79
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I
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
261
IT.ame, residence, and invention.
Shaffer, Abrabam, Cassopolis, Mich. Gang-plow
Shaffer, Abraham, Cassopolis, Mich., assignor of one-fourth to C. E. Sage, Elthart, Ind.
Seeding-machine
Shaffer, Charles H., assignor of one-half to Jones, Woodruff & Co., Eockford, 111. Ee-(
tojiching-machine I
Shaffer, Edward P., Koohester, N. T. Carpet-stretcher
Shaffer, EdwardP., Kochester, N. T. Collar
Shaffer, Joseph, assignor of one-half to E. F. Cooper, Dayton, Ohio. Machine for forming
cruppers .
Shaffer, Mary E. , New York, N. T. Non-inductive electric cable
Shaffer, William C, and J. L. Poalk, Philadelphia, Pa. Electric sowing-machine
Shaffer, William T., Evanston. Wyo. Ter. Broom-support
Shailer, N. Emory, Pullman, 111. Lock-nut
Shailer, Nathen E., Pullman, HI., assignor of two-thirds to S. W. and W. W. Shailer, Ivo-
ryton. Conn. Lock-nut
Shailer, Simeon W., et al. (See Shailer, Nathen E., assignor.)
Shailer, W. W., et al. (See Shailer, Nathen E., assignor.)
Shakespeare, Benjamin F., Chester, Pa. Method of and apparatus for refrigerating parafBne
and other oils
Shakespeare, Ben.iamin F., Che.ster, Pa. Car starter and brake
Shaler, Henry L., Deep Eiver, Conn. Auger
Shaler, Henry L., Deep River, C!onn. Auger-bit
Shaler, Ira "V^., Brooklyn, N. T. Burner ,
Shallenberger, Frank L. (See Eosensteel and Shallenberger.)
Shallus, William W., assignor of one-half to H. H. Keen, Lancaster, Pa. Car-door
Shamberger, Daniel, Shamburg, Md. Envelope moistening and sealing device
Shanahan, Winfield S., East Chatham, N. T. Thill-coupling
Shanahan, AYiniield S., assignor of two-thirds to S. C. Hulbert, East Chatham, and M. (J.
Curtis, Troy, N. T. Thill-coupling
Shanaman, John, Annville, assignor of one-half to J. L. Knoll, Lebanon, Pa. Car-coup-
lin:
Shaneman, Irvin, Reading, Pa. Flour-bolt
Shank, John T., assignoi- of one-holf to A. M. Lapham, Springfield, Mo.
Weather-board
Shanks, James W., et al. (See Prescott, Daniel P„ assignor.)
Shannon, Joel .J., Paris, Tex. Fork for handling cotton and other substances .
Shannon, Lewis. (See Whaples, Ella, assignor.)
Shannon, Oliver, Aberdeen, Dak. Ter. Apparatus for purifying hard water. . .
Shannon, Robert A. (See Nicholson, William B., assignor.)
Shannon, Thomas B., Huntsville, Tex. Combined seed-planter and cultivator.
Sharkey, James, Honey Creek, Ind. Car-door lock
Sharood, William H., Holland, Ohio. Cutting apparatus
Sharp, Dennis P., Ithaca, N. T. Vehicle-spring
Sharp, Edgar T., Boston, Mass. Spike-extractor
Sharp, Frank, Los Angeles, Cal. (Jan-opener, (Reissue)
Sharp, James B., New York, N. Y. Suspendcr-trinuning
Sharp, James L., New York, N. Y. Baking-oven
Sharp, John H., Doylestown, Pa. Speed-regulator
Sharp, Mark. (See Baker, Elijab E.. assignor.)
Sharp, Richard B. (See Taylor and Sharp.)
Sharp, Richard B. (See Taylor, Sharp, and Cain,)
Sharp, Thomas B., French Walls, Sraethwick, county of Stafford, England. Machinery for?
concentrating ores, &c 5
Sharp, Thomas B., French Walls, Smethwick, county of Stafford, England. Manufacture!
of metallic tubular coils '
Sharp, Thomas B., French Walls, Smethwick, county of Stafford, England. Manufacture
of tubing
Sharpe, William A., Tama, Iowa. Corn-planter
Shai-ples, William E., Fall River, assignor of one-half to G. Draper & Sons, Hopedale, Mass.
Bobbin-truck
Sharpies, William E,, Fall River, assignor of one-half to G, Draper & Sous, Hopedale, Mass.
Ring-spinning frame
Sharpless, Henry W., Philadelphia, Pa. Store-service apparatus
Sharpless, Henry W., Philadelphia, Pa. Store-service apparatus
Sharpless, Henry W,, Philadelphia, Pa. Store-service ticket
Sharpnack, William N., and M. McMahon, assignors of one-half to G. Donnenwiith, Jr.,i
and J. C. Tobias, Bucyrus, Ohio. Separator and smutter 1
Sharpnack, William N., and M. McMahon, assignors of one-half to G. Donnenwirth, Jr.,,
and J. C. Tobias, Buc^Tus, Ohio. Separator and smutter 1
Sharpnack, William N., and M. McMahon, assignors of one-half to G. Donnenwirth, Jr.,
and J. C. Tobias, Bucyrus. Ohio. Mech.inical power
Sharpneck, Eliel L., Denver, (Jolo. Rotary drilling-engine
Sharpneck, William S., assignor to Nichols Manufacturing Company, Denver, Colo. Steam-
power .stamp
Shaver, George F., Erie, Pa., assignor to Consolidated Telephone Company, of New jer-
8e.y. Mechanical telephone exchange
Shaver, Isaac. (See Dupas, Octave, assignor.)
Shaw, Ai B., assignor to Racine Shade Roller Company, Racine, Wis. Shade-roller
Shaw, Beni'amin C, Toledo, Ohio. Vehicle running-gear
Shaw, Benjamin F. (See Blocher, John, assignor.)
Shaw, Charles A. (See Clark, George H., assignor.)
Shaw, Charles A. (See Works, Jotham S., assignor.)
Shaw, Charles A., et al. (See Hoyt, Lewis S,, assignor.)
Shaw, Charles B. (See Harkness and Shaw.)
Shaw, Charles N., Peto.skey, Mich. Meat-freezer
Shaw & Co., E. L. (See Hovey, John H., assignor,)
Shaw Door Check and Spring Company, (See Clark, Walter C, assignor.)
Shaw, Duncan, Columbus, Ohio. Device for constructing tunnels
Shaw, Edward, and R. A. Owings, Mattoon, HI. Heel-stiffener
No.
299,022
294,1.';8
294,817
292,693
305,481
300,021
304,759
306,288
292,062
292,513
292,063
291,632
299.023
298,786
303, .505
294,409
291,411
304,568
305,342
295,440
295,588
306,289
302,638
303,672
304.462
308,437
294,513
308,328
291,412
303.888
10,443
303,1!1]
305,113
300,647
303,889
303,952
307,993
300,806
295,441
307,875
295,442
295,443
301,631
301,013
301,073
309,575
294,514
296.789
298,243
308,635
309,576
Date.
May 20
Feb. 26
Mar. 11
Jan. 29
Sept. 23
June 10
Sept. 9
Oct. 7
Jan. 15
Jan. 29
Jan. 15
Jan. 8
May 20
May 20
July 29
Mar. 4
Jan. 1
Sept. 2
Sept. 16
Mar. 18
Mar. 25
Oct. 7
July 29
Aug. 19
Sept. 2
Nov. 25
Mar. 4
Nov. 18
Jan. 1
Aug. 19
Jan. 29
Aug. 5
Sept. 16
June 17
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Nov. 11
June 24
Mar. 18
Nov. 11
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
July 8
June 24
June 24
Dec. 23
Mar. 4
Apr. 15
May 6
Dec. 2
Dec. 23
307,341 Oct. 28
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volume.
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1330
1795
583
2136
1505
656
619
330
1309
1901
1310
788
1332
1041
1967
91
495
376
1378
1382
1588
332
2031
1006
222
1339
216
1189
495
1270
2273
387
1073
1485
1271
1359
750
1689
1382
608
1383
1384
725
1940
(379
J 380
491
C161
I 162
595
431
179
169
89
306
530
366
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383
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556
275
65
365
61
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138
352
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105
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777
936
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1124
1054
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61
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371
252
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793
738
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845
886
1085
1093
1136
61
397
651
858
648
866
612
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701
435.
527
1032:
12H
701
717
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979
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262
INDEX or PATENTS ISSUED FKOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Shaiv, Elijah, assignor of one-half to C. T. Bradley and W. H. Metcalf, Milwaukee, Wis.
Trimming- knife for .sewing-machines
Shaiv, Francis, assiamor of one-half to W. Brigg.s, Lyons, Iowa. Spring-motor ,
Shaw, Francis H., Newark, M". J. Manufacture of bricks made of glass
Shaw, Francis H., Newark, N. J. Manufacture of hricks made of glass
Shaw, Frank. (See Childs and Shaw.)
Shaw, Frank E., South Attleborough, Mass, Clothes-pole
Shaw, GeuioM., Pittsburg, Pa. Ratchet apparatus for chain-pumps
Shaw, Hamlin J. , Somerville, Mass. Mechanism for operating doors of buildings
Shaw, Hanc, Campbell Hill, 111. Colter-hanger
Shaw, Henry A., and E. D. Chidlev, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Securing box-covers
Shaw, Henry F., Boston, Mass. Slide-valve
Shaw, Henry F., Boston, Mass. Locomotive
Shaw, Howard A., Galena. Ohio. Hand corn-planter
Shaw, Jacob. (See Johnson, Willis, assignor.)
Shaw, James H. (See McGinnis, William T., assignor.)
Shaw, John H., assignor to Sargent & Co., New Haven, Conn. Snap-hook
Shaw, John H., assignor (o Sargent & Co., New Haven, Conn. Spring-hinge
Shaw, John H., assignor to Sargent & Co., New Haven, Conn. Spring-hinge
Shaw, John H., assignor to Sargent & Co., New Haven. Conn. Key
Shaw, Joseph, Leeds, county of York, England. Pedal-key attachment for pianos
Shaw, Joseph W., St. Louis, Mo. Damper
Shaw, Joseph W., St. Louis, Mo. Radiator
Shaw, Lorlug D., Melrose, assignor of one-eighth toE. Howard, Boston, Mass. Automatic-
brake mechanism for hand-power elevators
Shaw, Marshall B., et al. (See Randall, Francis W., assignor.)
Shaw, Philip B. (See Hewett, Le(mard, and Shaw.)
Shaw, Robert, Philadelphia, Pa. Sheet-metal jug
Shaw, Sumner, Boston, Mass. Railway -joint and fastening device
Shaw, Sumner, Boston, Mass. Rotary meter
Shaw, Thaxter, assignor of one-half to Hinckley & Egery Iron Company, Bangor, Me. Ap-
paratus for preparing hides !
Shaw, Thomas, Newark, N. J. Phosphorized alloy of copper and aluminium and making
the
Shaw, Thomas, Newark, N. J. Alloying copper with aluminium and phosphorus
Shaw, Thomas, Newark, N. J., assignor to W. H. Rittei', New York, N. Y. Manufacture
of electrical conductors
Shaw, Thomas N., Pittston. Pa. Cut-oiit for electric lamps
Shaw, WUliam A., Nottingham, England. Locking buckle
Shaw, William A., Pittsburg, Pa. Lead-press
Shaw, William A. , Pittsburg, Pa. Lead-press
Shaw, William A., Pittsburg, Pa. Lead-press
Shaw, William A., Pittsburg, Pa. Electric cable
Shaw, William A., Pittsburg, Pa., assignor of one-half to L. H. Rogers, New York, N. Y.
Insulated conductor of eleciiricity
Shaw, William A., Pittsburg, Pa., assignor to Electrical Accumulator Company, New
York, N. Y. Secondary battery
Shaw, William A., Brooklyn, assignor to Electrical Accumulator Company, New York,
N. Y. System for transmitting and distributing electrical energy
Shaw, William A.. Brooklyn, assignor of one-half to L. H. Rogers, New York, N. Y. Self-
sustaining electric battery
Shaw, William A., Brooklyn, assignor to Electrical Accumulator Company, New York,
N. Y. Production of pipe-line and other batteries
Shaw. William A., Pittsburg, Pa., assignor to Electrical Accumulator Company, New York,
N. Y. Secondary battery ."
Shaw, William J., Covington, Ky. Stereotype-matrix and making the same
Shaw, William T. (See Harvey and Paddock, assignors.)
Shawk, George W., and A. S. Wetmore, Cleveland, Ohio. Hydrant-filter
Shay, Daniel J., New York, N. Y. Device for controlling runaway horses
Shay, Ephraim, Haring, Mich. Valve-gear
Sbead, Louis A. (See Fairfield and Shead.)
Shead. Louis A., Alameda, Cal., and H. P. Fairfield, West Medford, Mass., assignors to G.
McKay, trustee. Ore-separator
Shealey, (leorge W., Marshalltown, Iowa. Steam-boiler
Shealy, Noah R., Pine Ridge, S. C. Horse-detaclier
Shear. William H., Morrison, HI. Police-nippers ,
Shedd,' Charles M., et al. (See Munroe, Frederick M., assignor.)
Shedd, Charles M., et al. (See Nickerson, Fred. A , assignor.)
Shedlock, Alfred, Jersey City, N. J., assignor to W. H. H. Sisum, Brooklyn, N. Y. Car-)
truck -' '. - S
Shedlock, James J., Barnet, county of Hertford, England. Apparatus for manufacturing
- illuminating-gas
Shedlock, James J., London, England. Process of and apparatus for the treatment of ores
for the extraction and separation of their metal s
Sheelian, .Tames H., Bangor, Me. Nutlock
Sheehy, Robert J., New York, N. Y. Dynamo-electric machine
' ' ~ " Electric-light regulator and cut-out
Type-writing machine
Printing-telegraph
Printing-telegraph
Sheehy, Robert J., New York, N. Y.
Sheehy, Robert .1., New York, N. Y.
Sheehy, Robert J., New York, N. Y.
Sheehy, Robert J., New York, N. Y.
Sheehy, Robert J. , New York, N. Y. Printing-telegraph
Sheehy, Robert J. , New York, N. Y. Printing-telegraph
Sheeh y, Robert J. , New York, N. Y. Electric-arc lamp
Sheehy, Robert J., New York, N. Y. , Regulator for dynamo-electric machines
Sheeler, Davis W. (See -Lewis, Charles, assignor.)
Sheeran, Frank. (See Ivett. Ei)hraira, assignor.)
Sheesley, William M., Cleveland, Ohio. Machine for making staples
Sheets, Abner L., et al. (See Stanton, Lafayette J., assignor.)
Sheets, John M., Nora Springs, Iowa. Chimney-top and ventilator
Shetfieid, Lucius T., New York, N. Y. Lacing'shoes, gloves, &c
No.
304.868
304,363
298,418
302,289
291,633
299,171
294,917
305,8.53
299,276
292,261
306,966
303,890
29.'i,683
309.104
309.10,')
30n,4ll
303,386
299.172
307,496
299,173
298.244
291,232
305,763
294,410
303,236
306,781
296,074
303.402
292,372
304,569
304,570
304,571
305,854
292,694
297,457
303,891
305,022
305,023
309,886
308,043
299,275
299,174
.301,528
296,075
304,869
291,787
303,953
309,6.57
295,822
308,438
307,147
294.688
295,0.=iH
304,403
307,231
307.232
307,233
307,234
307.683
307,684
306,537
299,175
304,364
Date.
Sept. 9
Sept. 2
May 13
July 22
Jan. 8
May 27
Mar. 11
Sept. 30
May 27
.Jan. 22
Oct. 21
Aug. 19
Mar. 25
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Nov.
Mav
Nov.
May 27
May 6
•Tan. 1
Sept. 30
Mar. 4
Aug. 5
Oct. 21
Apr. 1
Aug. 12
Jan. 22
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Sept. 30
Jan. 29
Apr. 22
Aug. 19
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Dec. 30
Nov. 11
May 27
Mav 27
July 8
Apr. 1
Si-pt. 9
Jan. 8
Aug. 19
Dec. 23
Mar. 25
Nov. 25
Oct. 28
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
Sept. 2
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Nov.
Nov.
Oct. 14
May 27
Sept. 2
Monthly
volume.
p.
73
760
99
589
1549
790
1522
704
2048
1641
1573
1210
1273
1708
706
707
1119
1263
1.524
106
1525
370
270
1932
92
442
979
216
653
1712
377
379
382
2049
2137
1972
1274
958
959
1741
818
1640
1526
581
217
760
967
1361
1443
1883
1341
1483
420
897
223
1582
1586
1591
1594
350
352
648
1.527
100
209
31
166
428
221
436
196
567
471
439
322
353
472
191
191
300
345
437
28
437
98
76
537
24
63
179
477
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105
105
106
567
595
538
353
201
262
470
222
471
437
159
63
209
271
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365
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117
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65
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424
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96
170
438
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28
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27
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28
26
28
1 29
26
29
29
26
26
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29
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1 29
1 29
29
29
29
27
28
966
833
646
304
1157
840
840
924
633
839
390
839
596
49
1199
845
537
198
44
581
330
887
887
1221
411
389
702
1004
1004
1063
533
863
840
113
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966
179
717
990
1188
648
298
901
989
858
316
317
318
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435
127
840
833
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
2G3
Kame, resitlence, and iuveution.
■Slieflield Velocipede Car Company. (See Hagan, John A., assignor.)
Shefler, Counell B., et al. (See Gray, Jcsiah, assignor.)
Shelbourne, Algernon S., et a'. (See Sbelbourae, Eobison AV., assignor.)
Shelboume, Belle B., et al. (Si'e Shelbourne, Kobison W., assignor.)
Shelbourne, John M., et al. (See Shelbourne, Eobison W., assignor.)
Shelbourne, Joseph M , et al. (See Shelbourne, Kobison "W"., assignor.)
Sbelhourne, Mary A., et al. (Sec Shelbourne, Robison W., assignor.)
Shelbourne, Robert E. L., et al. (See Shelbourne, Robison W., assignor.)
Shelbourne. Robison W., assignor, by mesne assignments, to W. 0., M. A., R. E. L., B. B.,?
J. M., J. M.. and A. S. Sbeibouruei Blandville, Ky. Saw-mill head-block j
Shelboume, Sidney F., New York, N. T. Insulated electric conductor or cable
Anti-induction electric conductor
Shelboume, Sidney F., New York, N". Y.
Shelbourne, Sidney P., New York, N. Y.
Shelbourne, Sidney F., New York, N. Y.
Shelbourne, Sidney F., New York, N. Y.
Shelbourne, Sidney F., New York, N. Y.
Shelbourne, Sidney F., New York, N. Y.
cables
Electric cable
Controlling and limiting induction
Laying subterranean cables
Submarine-telegraph cable ,
Method of and apparatus for insulating electric
Sbelbourae, Sidney F., Now York, N. Y.
Shelbourne, Sidney F., New York, N. Y.
Combined eleciric-liglit and telegraph post
(Douduit and attachment for electric couduct-
Shilbourne, Sidney F.. New York, N. Y. Protecting electric conductors from induction ..
Shelbourne, William 0., et al. (See Shelbourne, Robison "W., assignor.)
Stocking-supporter and sleeve-adjuster .
Suspen<ier-end
Clasp for garments
Clasp
Su spender-buckle
Suspender^nd
Clasp
Buclile for suspenders
Car-coupling.
Shelby, Christopher C, New York, N. Y.
Shelby. Christopher C, New York, N. Y.
Shelby, Christopher C, New York, N. Y.
Shelby, Christoplier C, New York, N. Y.
Shelby, Christopher C, New York, N. Y.
Shelby, Christopher C, New York, N. Y.
Shelby, Christopher C, New York, N. Y.
Shelby, Christopher C, New York, N. Y.
Sheldon, Nathaniel B.. Rochester, N. Y.
Sheldon, Richard B., Shortsville, N. Y. Spring-hoe for seeding-machines
Sheldon, "William E., Jr., Medford, Mass. Cabinet-maker's clamp
Shellaberger, George H., Mount Vernon, Ohio. Machine for manufacturing fences
Shellaberger, (Jeorge H., Mount Vernon, Ohio. Machine for making fences
■.Shelley, Frank W., Anderson, Ind. Brick-machine
Shelley, FrankW., and S. Kiser, Anderson, Ind. Brick-machine
Shelley, George. (See Howells and Shelley.)
Shellnian, Abraham, Charleston, Mich. Spring-tooth
Shelmidine. Charles, Boone, Iowa. Ditching-machine
Shelnutt, Alfred U., Atlanta, Ga. Air and water forcing and exhausting machine
Shelton, Clark E., New Haven, Conn. Fire-escape
Shentield, Conrad, et al. (See Peyton, William E., assignor.)
Shepard, Amos, PJantsville, assignor to Peck, Stow & Wilcox Company, Southington, Conn.
Ratchet-brace -
■Shepard, Amos, Plantsville, assignor to Peck, Stow & Wilcox Company, Southington, Conn.
Pruning-shears
Shepard, Amos, Plantsville, assignor to Peck, Stow & Wilcox Company, Southington, Conn.
Pruning-shears
Shei)ard, Charles G., and P. Adams, Jr. ; said Adams assignor to W. J. Shepard, Buffalo,^
N. Y. Toy savings-bank ]
Shepard, Charles G., and P. Adams, Jr. ; said Adams assignor to W. J. Shepard, Buffalo,
N. Y. Removable handle
Shepard, Charles T., assignor of one-half to W. Appleton, Jr., Albany, N. Y. Folding bed-)
stead and crib j
Shepard, Frederick M., East Orange, N. J. Rubber shoe
She])ard, George E., Jer.'^ey City, N. J., assignor to Hall, NicoU & Cranberry, New York,
N. Y. Case for lawn-teiinis implements
Shepard, Henry W., assignor of one-half to A. B. Bowman, St. Louis, Mo. Flanging-ma-
chi
Shepard, James W. (See Stein. Philip H., assignor.)
Shepard, Morrill A., Lebanon, 111. Combined chain and elevator -bucket
She|)ard, Morrill A., Lebanon, 111. Elevator and conveyer ."
Shepard, Otis, et al. (See Sabine, Alvah H., assignor.)
Shei)ard, Sylvander C, assignor of one-half to L. Miller, Akron, Ohio. Platform-adjust-
ment foi' harvesters
Sheyiard, Walter J. (See Shepard and Adams, assignors.)
Shejiard, Wilbur L. (See Davis and Shepard.)
Shejiard, Wilbur L., Hartford, Conn. Pump
Shepard, Wilbur L., Hartford, assignor to M. W. Beach, Bristol, Conn. Compound steam-
engine
Shepardson, Edward D , Bellevue, Ohio, assignor of one-half to J. S. Brown, Red Oak,
Iowa. Feed- water regulator
Shephard, John A., Wooster, Ohio. Paint
She])hard, .John A., Wooster, Ohio. Vai'nish
Sliepliard, John A., Wooster, Ohio. Paint. (Reissue)
Shepherd, Charles C, Passaic, N. J. Manufacture of slate-frames
Shepherd, Charles C, Passaic, N. J. Clamp for frames
Shepherd, Francis H., Davenport, Iowa. Wall-paper exhibitor
Shepherd, Henry F., i?hiladelphia. Pa. Case printing and embossing machine
Shepherd, Henry S. (See Kelly and Lee, assignors.)
Shepherd, James, Manchester, county of Lancaster, England. Pulley or drum
Sliepberd, Joseph H. (.See Brown aiid Shepherd.)
Shepherd, Joseph H., Newton, assignor to A. D. Puffer, Medford, Mass. Apparatus for
dispensing aerated wateis
Sheplierd, Pleasant R. (See Clapp, G'-orge N , assignor.)
Sliepherd, William H., Pittston. Pa. Coal-cleaner.
She]>herd, William H.. Pittstmi. Pa. Cual-cleauer
.Shepherd. William L., Diinville, Iowa. Traction-engine
:Shepler. John B., Toledo, Ohio. Machine for grinding paper-pulp
No.
305,538
297, 175
297,176
297,177
297,178
297,179
297,180
297,181
297,182
297.183
297,184
291,233
296,076
298,031
298,508
299,. 587
306,355
309,2.58
310,086
29(i.233
292.868
295,589
298,0,32
300,517
297,641
291,413
291,946
306,870
302.167
310,087
309,887
309,888
309,889
302,039
304,963
293,796
298,419
298,125
304,671
300,518
304,241
307,342
300,400
298,630
308,387
303,330
305.636
10,528
301,630
307.595
291,099
293,797
306,538
300,288
29!,7,'>8
308.206
299.427
294.689
Date.
Sept. 23
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Jan. 1
Apr. 1
May 6
May 13
June 3
Oct. 7
Dec. 16
Dec. 30
Apr. ]
Feb. 5
Mar. 25
May 6
June 17
Apr. 29
Jan. 1
Jan. 15
Oct. 21
July 15
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
July 15
Sept. 9
Feb. 19
May 13
May 6
Sept. 2
June 17
Aug. 26
Oct. 28
June 17
May 13
Nov. 25
Aug. 12
Sept. 23
Si-pt. 30
July 8
Nov. 4
Jan. 1
Feb. 19
Oct. 14
June 10
Jan. 8
Nov. 18
May 27
Mar. 4 i
Monthly
volume.
1634
1609
1611
1613
1614
1610
1617
1618
1620
1622
1623
271
218
91
693
110
418
914
1993
419
109
1589
92
1308
2229
496
1174
1091
1389
1994
1743
1745
1746
1230
886
1310
589
201
495
1309
1751
1739
1164
833
1265
565
1755
2292
724
236
105
1312
650
1019
967
1027
1834
423
C4.59
I 452
443
443
C443
14U
444
444
444
445
445
445
445
76
63
24
196
27
112
242
536
117
30
439
24
359
C606
i607
139
327
290
385
536
470
471
471
C339
)340
240
C363
1364
166
53
137
359
478
465
319
199
65
29
364
170
275
271
279
527
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321
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321
322
322
322
322
323
323
49
44
544
665
940
77
886
1111
79
463
1136
544
1182
443
89
226
221
270
1111
1063
1063
1063
240
991
687
646
565
909
1182
795
344
1155
691
634
564
1100
1270
139
414
22
687
127
1119
179
580
898
901
264
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Shepler, Pius L., Toledo, Ohio. Furniture
Shepley, GranTille T., "West Groton, assignor to E. H. Sampson, Boston, Mass. Machine
for forming connter-stiffeners
Shepley, Granville T., West Groton, assignor to E. H. Sampson, Boston, Mass. Machine
for forming connter-stiffeners -
Sheplie, De Laua, Boston, Mass. Bonnet
Shoppard, John L., Charleston, S. C. Machine for mixing grain
Sherck, Isaac, Fremont, Ohio, assignor of six-eighths to "W. E. Jobbins, New York, and
G. E. Raymond, Brooklyn, N. Y. Turbine wa1»r- wheel
Sherldaa, Ed-win R., Brooklyn, N. T. Paper-cutting machine
Sheridan, Heury B., Cleveland, Ohio. Laryngoscope
Sheridan, Henry B., Cleveland, Ohio, and H. A. Gorn, New York, N. Y. Electric motor . .
Sheridan. Lyman F. (See Freeman, Kasson, assignor.)
Sherley, Thomas H. (See Heinig and Stitzel, assignois.)
Sherman, Alanson H., Somerville, Mass. Fog-alaim
Sherman, Albert E., assignor to Eales & Jenks Machine Company, Pawtucket, K. 1. Bear-
ing for spindles of spinning-machines
Shennan, Edwin F., Springfield, Mass. Fire-escape
Sherman, George B. , Danbury, Conn. Wire frame for hat-brims
Sherman, George B., and J. Nutt, Danbury, Conn. ; said Nntt assignor to said Sherman.
Machine for bending hat- wires
Sherman, George B., and J. Nutt, Danbury, Conn. ; said Nutt assignor to said Sherman.
Wire frame for hat-brims
Sherman, Jeremiah G. (See Sherman, Samuel S. and J. G.)
Sherman, John A. (See Norton and Sherman.)
Sherman, John A., Boston, Mass. Pneumatic door-check
Sherman, John A., Boston, Mass. Pneumatic door-check -
Sherman, John A., Boston, Mass., assignor of one-half to W. P. Ward, New York, N. Y.
Device for transmitting power
Sherman, John A., Boston, Mass., assignor of one-half to W. P.Ward, New York, N.Y. Tool.
Sherman, John W., New York, N. Y. Theatrical appliance '
Sherman, Josiah, Atlanta, Ga. Cultivator and cotton-chopper
Sherman, Josiah, Atlanta, Ga. Cultivator and cotton-chopper
Sherman, Myron A., Grantfork, Dl. Copy-case
Sherman, Samuel S. and J. G., West McHenry, Dl. Earth-auger
SheiTuan, Thomas, et al. (See Boorman, William, assignor.)
Sherman, Wallace D., Grand Haven, Mich. Hanging circular saws. ..
Sherman, William F., Chicago, 111. Applying electric motors to cars .
Sherman, William F., Chicago. Dl. Car for elevated railways
Shero. Philip. (See Adams and Shero.)
Shei-riff, William J. (See McFeeley, George, assignor.) •
Sheriiff, William J., Allegheny City, Pa. Injector
SheiTod, Ben.iamin W. , Birmingham, Ala. Dumping-car
Sherry, Arthur, Learned Station, Miss. Brick
Sherry, George E., assignor to Hawley Steam Snow Excavator Company, Rochester. N. Y.
Railway snow-plow
Sherwood. Allen, Auburn, N. Y. Harness
Sherwood Brothers. (See Sherwood, William D., assignor.)
Sherwood, Calvin W., Chicago, HI. Paper-file
Sherwood, Daniel, and G. D. Dudley, assignors to Woods, Sherwood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Wire table-caster
Sherwood, Daniel, and G. D. Dudley, assignors to Woods, Sherwood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Table-caster
Sherwood, Duncan, Haverhill, Mass. Making boots and shoes
Sherwood, Henry L. , Noith Hoosick, N. Y. Spring-board wagon
Sherwood, Hugh M., Linton, Ind. Harrow
Sherwood, Will, Chicago, HI. Automatic chalk-holder for billiard-tables
Sherwood, William D., assignor to Sherwood Brotheis, New Brighton, Pa. Cover for jars.
Sherwood, Willis H., St. Joseph, Mo. Fishing-bait kettle
Sheuker, Alvin, etal. (See Meckert, Hermann, assignor.)
Shew, Jacob, assignor of one-half to H. C. Downward, Wilmington, Del. Let-off mechan-
ism for looms
Shickle, Frederick, St. Louis, Mo. Pipe-molding apparatus.
Shiek, Daniel W., and C. 0. Cole, Grand View, Iowa. Mechanical automatic cigar-seller.
Shillcock, Thomas, Paterson, N. J. Shedding mechanism for looms
Shilling, Jesse, Sr., assignor of one-half to J.
girig wells, &c
H. Young, Troy, Ohio. Apparatus for dig-i
Shimer, George J., Freemansburg, assignor to S. J. Shimer, Milton, Pa. Cutter-head
Shimer, Samuel .J. (See Shimei', George J., as.signor.)
Shimer, Samuel .T., Milton, Pa. Knife for wood-working machines ,
Shine, Orlando B., Covert, Mich. Combination tool holder
Shinn, .John. Philadelphia, Pa. Carding-machine
Shinnick, William, Shelbyville, Ky. Side spring for vehicles
Shipley, Charles. (See Baggs, Joim, assignor.)
Shipley, Charles J., assignor to O.sborne & Co., Detroit, Mich. Apparatus for painting
wire screen.s
Shipley, Morris S., Cincinnati, Ohio. Pencil-holder
Shipley, Morris S.. Cincinnati, Ohio. Lead or crayon holder ,
Sbipman, Albert H. , Rochester, N. Y. Hydrocarbon-furnace
Shipman, Edward L. (See Williams and Shipman.)
Shipman, James D. (See Williams and Shipman. assignors.)
Shipp, Henry A., Fresno City, assignor of one-half to W. P. Hall, Dublin, Cal. Sheep-enu
merator
No.
299,588
298,420
302,168
299,024
298,904
295,590
293,200
299,277
300,648
294,918
305,969
2.16,29(3
294,515
Shipping Package Company. (See Mitchell, Samuel, assignor.)
Shiras, Oliver H., New Castle, Pa. Gas-purifier and method of revivifying iron sponge.
299,278
299,279
298,787
298,788
298,317
298,421
296,467
300,649
300,050
306,290
295,444
292,-594
302,596
302.597
304,. ')72
3(14.137
310,088
305,717
309,317
295,591
299,688
299,689
306,182
298,245
295,950
294.516
.300,906
299,690
297,019
295,205
296,468
293,798
307,343
293,529
296,077 '
306.539
299.280
291,789
309,363
300,740
302,780
304,365
292,373
299,589
Date.
June 3
May 13
July 15
May 20
May 20
Mar. 25
Feb. 5
May 27
June 17
Mar. 11
Sept. 30
Apr. 1
Mar. 4
May 27
May 27
May 20
May 20
May 6
May 13
Apr. 8
June 17
June 17
Oct. 7
Mar. 18
Jan. 29
.July 29
July 29
Sept. 2
Aug. 26
Dec. 30
Sept. 22
Dec. 16
Mar. 25
June 3
June 3
Oct. 7
May 6
Apr. 1
Mar. 4
June 24
June 3
Apr. 15
Mar. 18
Apr. 8
Feb. 19
Oct. 28
Feb. 12
Apr. 1
Oct. 14
May 27
Jan. 8
Dec. 16
June 17
July 29
Sept. 2
Jan. 22
June 3
Monthly
volume.
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111
590
1391
1334
1185
1589
547
1643
1486
705
2187
512
217
1043
1648
1042
1044
464
591
720
1487
1489
333
1385
2016
1968
1971
383
1610
1995
1857
1008
1591
261
262
202
370
66
218
1813
263
1409
1093
722
1313
1740
962
218
650
1649
968
1063
1606
2200
101
1712
113
27,28
166
385
380
C333
1334
440
145
471
409
197
607
134
61
(471
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(473
473
292
292
125
167
199
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410
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384
560
540
541
440
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65
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496
65
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270
794
766
1136
53T
863
1214
958
1247
96
866
863
864
738
738
614
647
143
1214
1215
61
1093
390
386
387
887
769
1111
1179-
902
1136
969
969^
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596
16
867
1279
969
279
1037
143
687
345
618
4.5^
127
864
179
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1234
426
833
330-
940
UNirED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
265
Kame, residence, and invention.
Shirk, Martin, Ephrata, Pa. Tobacco-granulating machine
Shirk, Peter E., Spring Grove, assignor to W. H. Lawson, Houeyhrook, Pa. Reamer
Shirley, Charles, Luzerne, Iowa. Thrashing-machine
Shirley. Charles, Luzeine. Iowa. Bag holder and weigher
Shive, Robert R.. O.^foid, Miss., assignor of one-half to W. TJ. Shive, Ripley, Tonn.
Churn
Shive, W. Cr. (See Shivp. Robert R., assignor.)
Shivler, Charles S.. Brooklyn, N. T. Electrical switch
Shmiedel. Albert, Wellsbuig. W. Va. Window
SUobe, Abraham A., and E. Flannigain, Jerseyville, 111. Fire-extinguisher
Shoemaker & Co. (See Shoemaker, John H., assignor.)
Shoemaker, David L.. "Washington, D. C, assignor to J. Hughes, New Berne, N. C, M. E.
Sylvester, Boston, Mass.. and B. Talbott, Montgomery County, Md. Machine for clean-
ing and scoui ing rice and other grain
Shoemaker, Frank G. (See Brintnall, Thomas M., assignor.)
Shoemaker, George G., Edenburg, Pa. Apparatus for the manufacture of carbon-black . .
Shoemaker, Lsaiah W., Rosston, Pa. Folding fire-place fender
Shoemaker, John H., assignor to SUoemaker & Co., Newark, N. J. Gem-setting
Shoemaker, John J. (S^e Quinley, William T., assignor.)
Shoemaker, Samuel, Nokomis, HI. Harrow
Shoemaker, William B. (See Bricker and Shoemaker.)
Shoemaker, William S., Baltimore, Md. Dumping coal-cart
Shoesmith, Edward W. (See Nixon, Francis M., assignor.)
Sholder, Louis H., Cleveland, Ohio. Shovel and scoop
Slioll, AVilliam H.. Hobart. Ind. Vehicle-spring
Shoninger, B. (See Hofer, William, assignor.)
Shoninger. B. (See Lomas, John R., assignor.)
Shopbell, William M.. Aurora Si)rings. Mb. Carpet-fastener
Shore, Charles P., Sacramento, C:il. Fire-e.scape
Shorey, Frank P., assignor of one-half to S. S. Wood, Auburn, N. T. Shoe-lace, &c
Shorey, George L., Lynn. Mass. Centrifugal machine
Shorey, John, Lowell, assignor of two-thiids to P. E. Merrihew, Fairhaven, Mass. Sleep-
Shorey Spring Bed and Shade Roller Company. (See Graves and Gates, assignors.)
Shorkes, Fr.nnk R. (See Sims and Shorkes.)
Shorland, William B., Manchester, county of Lancaster, England. Latch
Short, Sidney H., Denver, Colo. Electric-arc lamp
Short, Sidney H., Denver, Colo. Dynamo-electric machine
Short, Sidney H., assignor to Denver Cement Manufacturing Company, Denver, Colo.
Manufacture of hydraulic cement
Shortt, Edward G., Carthage, N. Y. Steam puraping-engine
Shortt, Edward G., Carthage, N. T. Pump
Shotwell, Townsend W. (See Haley and Roswald, assignors.)
Sliondy, Israel, Paw Paw Grove, 111. Railway-track lifter
Shoup, Joe] 0., et al. (See Schmidt, Theodore, assignor.)
Shoup, William A. (See Griffin. Shoup. and Cade.)
Showers, William G., Ridgway, Dl. Self-adjusting stove
Shrader, Jacob C. (See Thonias, Henry E., assignor.)
Shrefflcr, Andrew H. (See Van Fleet, Alfred, assignor.)
Shreffler, Andiew H. (See Van Fleet, Victor D., assignor.)
Shreve, Charles T., Delaware, N. J. Hood for vehicle-tops
Shriver. Joseph K. (See Squires and Shriver.)
Shroff, Samuel A., et al. (See Raby. Richard, Jr., assignor.)
Shixfelt, Calvin P., assignorof one-half to J. P. and H. A. Adams, Sandwich, 111. Grain-binder.
Shugg, Proctor R., and G. Boyle, New York, N. Y. Making relief- printing plates or
blocks
Shnler, David, New Dover, Ohio. Desk
Shull, John H. (See Baker and ShuU.)
Shultz, Charles A. (See Wetterhan. Charles, assignor,)
Shuraan, Charles, Rockford, 111. Neck-yoke ,
Shumway, Edward A., Walnut Creek, Cal. Step-ladder and trestle
Shomway, Rufus H. and W. D., Lebanon Springs, N. Y., assignors to said Rufus H. Shum-
way. Saw-handle
Shumway, William D. (See Shumway, Rufus H. and W. D.)
Shnpe, Eli. (See Durant and Slnipe.)
Shur, Milton M., Washington, D. C. Car-coupling
Shute, Edwin L., Ansonia, assignor to J. E. Earle, New Haven, Conn. Electric gas-lighter.
Shuttleworth, Charles J., Springville. N. Y. Governor for water-wheels
Shuttleworth, Charles J., and O.M. Morse, Spi-ingville, N. Y., assignors, by mesne assign-J
ments, to Knickerbocker Company, Jackson, Mich. Bolting apparatus j
Sias, John F., et al. (See Brooke, William M., assignor.)
Sibley, Frank. (See Cooper, Edwaid A., assignor.)
Sibley, Frank. (See Cooper and Sibley.)
Sibley, Fred B. (Sec Gadway, Peter P., assignor.)
Sibley, G. Byron. (See Barnes and Sibley.)
Sibley, Willard E., Weston, Mass. Pencil-sharpener
Siccardi, Giovanni B.. and E. Abbiati, New York, N. Y. Car brake and starter
Sichel, Albei-t, New York, N. Y. Finisher-plate for plug-tobacco presses
Sichel, Albert, New York, N. Y. Tag for plug- tobacco, &c
Sickels, Frederick E., New York, N. Y. Steam-engine
No.
308,101
308,707
299,862
299,863
292,695
295,445
304,138
305,482
306,183
292,696
,300,519
296,234
291,414
297,539
291,234
306,649
300,289
306,871
293,599
302,290
292,595
300,651
299,025
308,207
305,970
292,697
306,540
296,635
292,064
300,520
306,184
292,181
301,014
302,787
302,040
300,907
292,698
295,059
295,060
304,139
291,235
309,743
294,690
294,691
' 294,086
Date.
Sickels, Gerard, Jr., assignor of one-half to A. T. Howard, Brooklyn, N. Y. Envelope-) oq- Q,g
machine 5 '
Sickler, Edward E. (See Sickler, Jacob and E. E.)
Sickler, Jacob, Otterbein, Ind. Sand-auger
Sickler, Jacob, Otterbein. and E. E. Sickler, Indianapolis, Ind.
Siddall, Fredeiick F., Milwaukee, Wis. Car-coupling
Siddall, John H., Canton, Ohio. Dental-drill hand-piece
Sulky-plow
297,642
300.807
308.6.36
296,078
Nov. 18
Dec. 2
June 3
June 3
Jan. 29
Mar. 18
Aug. 26
Sept. 23
Oct. 7
Jan. 29
June 17
Apr. 1
Jan. 1
Apr. 22
Jan. 1
Oct. 14
June 10
Oct. 21
Feb. 12
July 22
Jan. 29
June 17
M.iy 20
Nov. 18
Sept. 30
Jan. 29
Oct. 14
Apr. 8
Jan. 15
June 17
Oct. 7
Jan. 22
June 24
Julv 29
July 15
June 24
Jan. 29
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Aug. 26
Jan. 1
Dec. 23
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Feb. 26
Oct. 21
Apr. 29
June 24
Dec. 2
Apr. 1
Monthly
volume.
CO
889
169
448
451
2137
1386
1611
1566
202
2138
1309
420
498
2084
272
803
1021
1093
1043
1550
2017
1490
1335
1028
2188
2140
651
939
1312
1310
204
1454
1942
2201
1232
1814
2145
901
902
1612
?242
) 243
44
(116
\ 117
118
595
385
440
431
54
596
359
117
139
568
76
212
275
290
21=8
428
561
410
381
C279
)280
C596
i 597
171
262
366
359
54,55
537
606
340
496
597
( 246
) 247
247
C440
^441
273 ' 77
1550 i 421
424 118
425 118
1692 [:i«5
i;365
1372 <306
(367
2231 607
1690 402
68 18,19
219 64
Official
Gazette.
27
29
27
f
f^
553
730
1007
1008
411
1094
709
1124
37
411
1183
80
89
409
49
154
1119
221
632
304
390
1215
794
580
1247
411
127
187
253
1183
3T
285
1302
426
241
1279
26
412
26
990
26
990
28
770
50
1010
901
901
762
272
443
1254
711
45
266
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED I'EOM THE
Alphabetical list of jaatentees^~CoiitinvLed.
Ifame, residence, and invention.
STo.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Sieter, Louis, et at (See Herzog, Moritz, assignor.)
Siebert, Selmar, Reading, Pa. Gearing
Siebler, George E., Dayton. Ohio. Cigar-cutter
Siegenthaler, George B., 'Wooster, Ohio. Broiler
Siegfried, John P., Toledo, Ohio. Combined punching and forging machine.
Siegley, Jacob, "Wilkes-Barr6, Pa. Bench-plane
Siemens, Fredeiick. (See Geissler. Friedrich, assignor.)
Sierk, .Johan F. (See Moeller and Sierk.)
Sies, Enos L. (See Doherty and Sies.)
Sievering, AViUiam, Newark, N. J. Sewer-basin
Sigafoos, Russel B., Mendota, Til. Plow
Sigafus, Jacob T., Stroudsburg, Pa. Jar-fast*ning
Sigourney Tool Company. (See Thompson. Thomas H., assignor.)
Sigsbee, Charles D., Annapolis. Md. Trunk-stay
Sigwalt Sewing Machine Company. (See Corey,' Jasper TV., assignor.)
Silberberg, Nathan, Yassy, Eouraania. Automatic clock-winding device
Silberman, Samuel .J.. New York, N. Y. Memorandum-book and pad
Sill, AlfredN.. Philadelphia. Pa. Blotter
Sill, Joseph, Picture Rocks, Pa. Saw-guard ,
Sillinian, James P., ami J. A. Maxwell. Allegheny, Pa. Car- wheel lubricator
Silliman, Robert E. (See Vandercar, John, assignor.)
Silver, Samuel N., Auburn , Me. Velocipede
Silver, Samuel N., Aiibnm, Me. Lathe-dog
Silver. Samuel N., Auburn, assignor to Chandler "Water Motor Company, Lewiston, Me.
Engine.
Silvester, Henry, St. Louis, Mo. Street-pavement • .
Simison, John E., Lancaster, Wis. Combined buckle and trace-support
Simkin, (3-eorge B., Chicago, Dl. Protection-belt and attachment
Simmons, Benson, assignor of one-half to J. K. P. Cottrell and E. E. Nye, Sandy Creek,
N. Y. Carriage-top
Simmons, Calvin H., Munford, Ala. Pea-thrasher and cotton-opener
Simmons & Co., R. P. (See Becker, Frank, assignor.)
Simmons, Edward W., et al. (See Seibert. Nicholas, assignor.)
Simmons, George W., Brockton, Mass. Die-block
Simmons Hardware Company. (See Sublett, Edwin H., assignor.)
Simmons, Jacob M. (See Collins, Joseph E., assignor.)
Simmons, James W.. East Monroe, Ohio. Safety-clutch for elevators
Simmons, John J., Flushing, N. Y. Buckle
Simmons, John P., assignor of one-half to W. H. Ohmen, San Francisco, Cal. Cut-off
valve
Simmons, John P., assignor of one-half to TV. H. Ohmen, San Francisco, Cal. Engine-gov-
ernor
Simmons, Joseph S. and R. M., Belton, S. C. Portable building
Simmons, Oliver E., et al. (See Seibert, Nicholas, assignor.)
Simmons, RobertF., Attleborough Falls, Mass. Ornamental chain
Simmons, Robert F., Attleborough Falls, Mass. Bracelet
Simmons, Robert M. (See Simmons, Joseph S. and R. M.)
Simmons. Thomas A., assignor of two-thirds to "W. A. Underwood and D. McMillan, "Woos-
ter, Ohio. Hamesa-pad
Simon, Edwin S., et al. (See Cohn, Abraham E., assignor.)
Simon, Henry, Jr., Chester, Conn. "Wrench
Simon, Herman, et al. (See Herzig, Eduard, assignor.)
Simon, Julius, New York, N. Y. Shirt
Simon, Levi, et al. (See CJohn, Abraham E., assignor.)
Simon, Robert, et al. (See Herzig, Eduard. assignor.)
Simon, Robert, "Weehawken, N. J. Preparing tronis for silk goods
Simon, "William, assignor to Baltimore Chrome "Works, Baltimore, Md. Manufacture of
bichromate of soda
Simonds, Francis C, Kennebunk, Me. "Valve-gear for engines
Simonds, Frank A., assignor of one-half to C. M. Howard, Grand Rapids, Mich. Fire-
alarm -
Simonds, Frank. P., Natick, assignor to H. F. "Woods, trustee, Somerville, Mass. Boot or
shoe .-
Simonds, George F., Fitchburg, Mass. Tnsertible saw-tooth
Simonds, George "W., Boston, Mass. Car-truck
.Simonds, George W., Boston, assignor of two-thirds to J. F. Emerson, Wakefield, and G. 0.
Carpenter, Boston, Mass. Brick
Simonds, Nathan J., Wobum, Mass. Molding stiflfeners for boots or shoes .
304,464
297,302
305,343
292,262
294,919
295,823
294,281
305,637
298,789
297 020
294.920
296,235
301,041
297,021
Simonds, Nathan J., Woburn, Mass.
Simons, James Y., Amsterdam, N. Y.
tevials
Machine for molding boot or shoe stiffenerg
Tool for finishing surfaces of wood and other ma-
293.366
301,632
291,543
302,947
307.685
293,799
307,072
293,098
305,246
297.4.59
302,169
305,718
306,541
298,790
299,281
302,437
298,246
300,145
294,921
308,526
307.904
307,995
304,964
306.6.50
306,967
299,026
293,800
292,514
302,948
305,344
,306,185
296.469
305.764
305,765
291,100
Simonson, Michael. (See Bernstein and Simonson.)
Simonson, Otto, and W. Schott. New York, N. Y. Fur-clipping machine
Simpson, Alexander G., Arcadia, Mo. Fastener for doors, windows, gates, &c
Simpson, Anson D., Niverville, N. Y. Gravity friction-ratchet
Simpson, Anson D., Niverville, N. Y. Gravity friction -clutch
Simpson, George, assignor of one-half to S. M. Titus, Moravia, N. Y. Whipping-guide for
sewing-machines '.
Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co. (See Hull and Yale, as.signors.)
Simpson, .Tames H. (See McCourt, Peter, assignor.)
Simps(m. -Tames H.. and W. G. (Jladhill, a8si,gnor8 to Wilson, Walker &. Co., (limited,)
Pittsburcr, Pa. Die for makiug eye-bars
Simpson, .Tohn B., Poplar Creek, Miss. Retenoning-maohiue
Simp.son. Lenox. (See Lvons, Jeremiah, assignor.)
Simpson, Orin, Kokomo, Tnd. Jointed plow-tongue
"Simpson, Peter L., Minneapolis, Minn. Gear-molding machine
:Simpson, Rufus A., Ferndale, Cal. Axle-gage ' 309,984
305,345
303,192
306.782
305,340
Sept. 2
Apr. 22
Sept. 16
Jan. 22
Mar. 11
Mar. 25
Feb. 26
Sept. 23
May 20
Apr. 15
Mar. 11
Apr. 1
July 15
Apr. 15
Feb. 12
July 8
Jan. 8
Aug. 5
Nov. 4
Feb. 19
Ort. 21
Feb. 5
Sept. 16
Apr. 22
July 15
Sept. 23
Oct. 14
May 20
May 27
July 22
May 6
June 10
Mar. 11
Nov. 25
Nov. n
Nov. 11
Sept. 9
Oct. 14
Oct. 21
May 20
Feb. 19
Jan. 29
Aug. 5
Sept. 16
Oct. 7
Apr. 8
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Jan. 1
Sept. 16
Aug. 5
Oct. 21
Sept. 16
Dec. 30
227
1777
1378
1574
706
1884
1942
1756
1045
1411
707
420
1232
1413
775
725
667
86
355
1315
1362
396
1253
1973
1392
1862
652
1046
1650
1747
372
822
708
1455
752
753
887
804
1211
1336
1315
1902
86
65
482
382
C439
\ 440
197
522
533
488
292
389
197
118
340
389
C207
^208
199
189
26
96
365
363
108
343
.539
386
520
171
C2n2
i293
474
479
98
222
197
396
205
241
213
322
381.
365
r530
J 531
1 5X2
i .533
26. 27
1379 I 383
208
724
1933
1934
107
1380
387
979
1381
55, 56
200
538
538
29
333
105
2.59
C383
) 384
1858 i 501 I 29 i 1085
28
27
28
^26
26
26
26
28
27
27
26
27
28
27
1 26
28
26
28
29
26
29
26
28
27
28
28
29
[27
27
28
27
27
20
29
29
29
28
29
29
27
26
>26
28
28
29
27
28
28
26
859
351
1085
303
958
1188
804
1160
738
280
958
80
241
280
583
140
126
471
436
687
270
514
1062
389
270
1181
127
738
864
341
596
1084
958
672
519
519
991
155
244
794
687
371
471
1085
37
143
1199
1199
22
28 1085
28 527
29 198
28 I 1085
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alpliabetical list of imientees — Coutiimed.
267
Name, residence, aud invention.
Simpson, Walter P. (See Foster, Thomas, assignor.)
Sims, Albert C, Burlington, Kans. Machine for rounding straps
Sims, Gardiner C, assignor to Armington & Sims Engine Company, Providence, K. I.
bricator.
Lu-
Sims, Jesse C, and F. E. Shorkes, Maynard, Mass. Burglar-alann
Sims, John F., lUiopolis, 111. Mechanical telephone
Sinclair, Allen G., Brooklyn, N. Y. Canister-shot
Sinclair, Duncan, "Wai-Nui Omata, Wellington, New Zealand. Marine-record preserver...
Sinclair, James E., Baltimore, Md. Machine for washing, scorning, and bnrring •wool
Sinclair, James E., Waverly, Md. Pump
Sinclair, James P., Mottville, assignor of one-half to B. Ellis, Moravia, N.T. Butter-pack-
Sinclair, John, assignor to Buchanan, Bolt & Co., Holyoke, Mas% Joining the ends of
wire-cloth for paper-machines
Sinclair, John E., Worcester, Mass. Eatchet-diill
Sine, Samuel G., assignor of one-half to W. H. Augur, Pern, Ind. Combined crib and cra-
dle
Sinfield, George, Portland, Greg. Fire-escape
Singer, Christian G. (See Weaver and Singer.)
Singer Manufacturing Company. (See Greene, James G.-, assignor.)
Singer Manufacturing Company of New Jersey. (See Bolton and Van Dyke, assignors.)
Singer Manufacturing Company of New Jersey. (SeeDiehl, Philip, assignor.)
Sinker, Davis & Co. (.See (iook, Joseph, assignor.)
Sinker, Davis & Co. (See Hanson, Dempsy B., assignor.)
Sinnaraon, John, Oswego, N. Y. Device for throwing gear out of connection
Sinning, Charles. (See Desnoyers and Sinning.)
Sinnotf, John, assignor of two-thirds to J. P. Barrett, Chicago, HI. Screw driver and
holder
Sinsel, William A., Waukesha, Wis. Window-sash
Sinsel, William A., Waukesha, Wis. Sash-cord fastener
Sinsz, Philip, Baltimore, Md. Glass-cutter guide
Sintz, Clark, Springfield, Ohio. Steam pumping-engine
Sirret, Emile, Buffalo, N. Y. Weighing-scale
Sisk, Frank M., Newnan, Ga. Gin-saw-flling machine
Sisson, Asa C, Easton, Mass. Shutter worker and fastener
Sisson, Charles A., New Bedford, Mass. Take-up for sewing-machines
Sisum, William H. H. (See Shedlock, Alfred, assignor.)
Sisum, William H. H., Brooklyn, N. Y. Endless-rope railway
Sjoberg, Carl J. A., Bridgeport, Conn. Machine for stitching eyelets ,
Sioberg, Carl J. A., assignor to Smith & Egge Manufacturing Company, Bridgeport, Conn.
Cord-clamp
Sjoberg, Cail J. A., assignor to Smith & Egge Manufacturing Company, Bridgeport, Conn.i
Button-hole sewing-machine '
Sjoberg, Carl J. A., assignor to Smith & Egge Manufacturing Company, Bridgeport, Conn.
Punch
Sjogren, Axel, Denver, Colo. Mining-pump
Sjogren, C. Axel T., Denver, Colo. Automatic air-brake ,
Sjogren, C. Axel T., Denver, Colo. Valve-motion for steam-pumps
Skaggs, Newton J., Montgomery, Ala. Car-coupling
Skau, Carl J., Bacine, Wis. Folding cot ,
Skene, Kobert, Louisville, Ky. Inhaler
Skidmore, Horace G. (See Harman and Skidmore.)
Skidmore, Horace G., Cincinnati, Ohio. Watcli-case
Skidmore, Horace G., and C. W. Harman, Cincinnati, Ohio. Watch-case
Skidmore, James H., New York. N. Y. Eoller-fixture
Skillen, Charlie M., Pasadena, Cal. Irrigating apparatus
Skillings, Hiram, Minneapolis, Minn. Spade-wheel plow
Skinner, Alba A., Greene, N. Y. Butter- worker
Skinner, Allen L. , Springfield, Mass. Mechanical movement
Skinner, Charles E., assignor to Smith Moquette Loom Company, Yonkers, N. Y. Loomi
for weaving tufted fabrics i
Skmner, George F., Superior, Nebr. Combined bottom and valve for well-buckets '.
Skinner, James N., New Britain, Conn. Lathe-chuck
Skinner, John, assignor of one-half to A. D. McColl, Flint, Mich. Car-coupling
Skinner, Join W. (See Jackson and Skinner.)
Skinner, Joseph J., Newtonville, Mass.
Electric-arc lamp ,
Apparatus for distributing and regulating elec-i
Skinner, Joseph J., Newtonville, Mass.
trie currents
Skinner, Joseph J., Newtonville, Mass. Apparatus for regulating and distributing electricj
currents (
Skinner, Joseph J., Newton, Mass., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of
Connecticut. Electric-arc lamp
Skinner, Joseph J., Newton, Mass., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of
Connecticut. Electric-arc lamp .'
Skinner, Le Grand, Erie, Pa. Sti'am-engine valve-gear
Skinner, Le Grand, Erie, Pa. Ore separator and concentrator
Skinner, William A., Middletown, Conn. Carpet-stretcher
Skraup, Zdenko H., Vienna, Austria-Hungary, assignor to Badische Anilin and Soda Fab-
rik, Mannheim, Germany. Manufacture of paracbinanisol
Skraup, Zdenko H., Vienna, Austria-Hungary, assignor to Badische Anilin and SodaFa-
brik, Mannlieim, Germany. Production of tetrahydro-parachinanisol
Skrivanow, Gregoire G., Paris, France. Battery for generating electri city
Slacer, William H. (See BroAvn, John, assignor.) .
Slack, Henrv, Shefiield. county of York, England. Grinding-machine
Slack, John H. (See DoliA and Slack.)
Sladdin, Joseph, Lawrence, Mass. Machine for making loom-harness
Sladdin, Joseph, Lawrence, Mass. Harness for looms
Slafter, .J. C. (See Clausen, Adler C, assignor.)
Slagle, Prank M., Alton, Iowa. Tape-measure
Slagle, Oliver, Greenfield, Ohio. Wagon-body lifter
No.
291,790
292,446
309,412
304,242
292,065
308,708
292,869
306,113
295,295
309,058
294,282
293,530
297,857
303,059
300,146
293,099
293,100
308,709
305,971
296,470
296.471
291,101
305,855
295,446
291,855
297,303
299,027
300,6,52
305.972
300,401
301,287
298,033
304.282
302,949
298.509
301,928
292,099
291.947
307,809
301,167
300,808
310,0-9
300,147
303.331
300,148
297,022
303,403
307,810
304,672
304.673
302,950
302,951
295,824
295,825
308,286
303,237
301,168
306,114
306,115
308,287
310,090
Date.
Jan. 8
Jan. 22
Dec. 16
Aug. 20
Jan. 15
Dec. 2
Feb. 5
Oct. 7
Mar. 18
Dec. 23
Feb. 26
Feb. 12
Apr. 29
Aug. 5
June 10
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Dec. 2
Sept. 30
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Jan. 1
Sept. 30
Mar. 18
Jan. 8
Apr. 22
May 20
June 17
Sept. 30
June 17
July 1
May 6
Aug. 26
Aug. 5
May 13
July 15
Jan. 29
Jan. 15
Nov. 11
July 1
June 24
Dec. 30
June 10
Aug. 12
June 10
Apr. 15
Aug. 12
Nov. 11
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Nov. 18
Aug. 5
July 1
Monthly
volume.
969
1808
1120
17.52
1312
170
110
99
1212
1445
1943
964
2486
225
823
397
398
171
2189
725
727
108
2050
1389
1053
1778
1337
1491
2191
1165
277
93
1802
88
694
1097
2146
1174
519
123
1691
1996
824
566
824
1413
654
521
497
272
504
300
479
366
44
30
26
337
391
533
263
681
62
223
108
109
44
607
C200
)201
201
30
568
385
C294
) 295
482
C381
{382
411
608
319
76
24
492
27
196
301
597
327
143
32
462
f 536
^537
223
155
223
C389
) 390
C179
) 183
il43
[144
138
499 138
89 27,28
92 28,29
1884 523
1885
Oct.
Oct.
Nov. 18
Dec. 30
1127
443 i i 1"2°
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124 32,33
1
100 27,28
106 29
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1998
307
537
26
26
29
28
26
29
26
29
26
29
26
26
27
28
27
26
26
29
28
^27
27
26
28
26
I 26
27
[27
27
28
27
28
27
28
28
27
28
26
26
29
28
27
I 29
27
28
27
179
348
924
795
253
730
463
19
1060
991
804
618
492
497
1084
514
514
730
1248
144
144
22
1222
1098
194
351
794
1215
1248
1155
'54
545
804
471
666
215
412
226
474
25
1255
1111
1085
564
1085
280
582
474
909
910
472
472
1189
1189
5F9
537
25
19
599
1112
268
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Slater, Edmond B. (See Parker and Slater.)
Slater, Frank, Guthiie Centre, Iowa. Fence-wire stretcher
Slater, George L., assignor of one-half to A. J. Carothers, Buchanan, Mich.
Wagon end-
gate.
Slater, Jacoh G.. assignor of one-half to N. Fitch, Albany. K. Y. Ventilator
Slater, AVarren G., assignor to J. Cole, Fremont. Mich. Hanie-tug and huckle
Slater, Warren G., assignor of three-fourths to J. R. and S. Odell and S. P. Barnhard, Fre-
mont, Mich. Shoe-upper •
Slattery, Patrick, Charleston, S. C. Screw-driving mechanism for haling-presses and other
Slaughenhaiip, John 2>r., Chamhersbnrg. Pa. Straw-cutter
Slaughter. Andrew J. (See Keys and Slaughter.)
Slauson, Willis D., Racine, Wis. Baling-press .'.
Slayton, Henry. (See Howard, Warren, assignor.)
Sleilge, Paul R., Augusta, Ga. Lahel-holder for cars ,
Sleeper, Charles T., Chicago, HI. Metallic packing for piston and valve rods
Sleeper, George W., assignor of one-half to W. A. Reed, Westborough, Mass. Manufac-
ture of shoes
Sleeper, Jonathan R. (See Hayden and Sleeper.)
Sle-i-in, James J., New York, N. Y. Garbage-receiver
Slingland, Nicholas, Falls Village. Conn. Window-shade fixture
Sloan. Elisha C, assignor to J. H. Chadwick, agent, Boston, Mass. Lead ribbon for me-
tallic seals
Sloan, James A. (See Sloan, Leander E., assignor.)
Sloan, Leander E., Milwaukee, Wis. Car-coupling
Sloan, Leander E., assignor of one-third to J. A. Sloan, Milwaukee, Wis. Sanding device
for
Sloan, Leander E., assignor of one-third to J. A. Sloan, Milwaukee, Wis. Railway air-brake
Sloan, R. T. (See Kirby. John M.. assignor.)
Sloane, Thomas O., Brooklyn, X. Y. Photometer
Sloper, Byron, New York, N. Y. Locomotive-furnace
Sloper, Byron, New York, N. Y.. assignor, by mesne assignments, to American Combus-
tion Comp.any. Steam-boiler furnace. (Reissue)
Slote & Co., D. (See Yewell, Edwin L., assignor.)
Slotted Rivet Company. (See Rogers, Homer, assignor.)
Slye, Linneous T., assignor of one-half to G. W. Beery, Jr., Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Nose-
ring for swine
Small, Dexter M.. Providence, R. L Gas-generator
Small, Elmer. (See Wellman, Willard F., assignor.)
Small, George D. B., Chelsea, assignor of one-half to W. G. Emery, Boston, Mass. Device
for holding open the leaves of books
Small, Heibert M., Baldwinsville, Mass. Fabric for the manufacture of floor-cloths or
painted carpets
Small, James H., New York, N. Y. Fare-conveyer
Small, James H., New York. N. Y. Hopper for fare-conveyers ,
Small, Josiah B. (See Matthews and Small.)
Small, Josiah B., Soraerville, Mass. Calf-feeder
Small, Noah, .Tonesborough, Ind. Cvliiider wa.shing-machine
Small, PeiTy, Guaymas, Mexico. Oil-cup ,
Small, Robert A., Jeffersouville, Tnd. Tool stock or handle
Smalley, Clarence C, Manitowoc, Wis. Feed-cutter
Smalley, Edmund, assignor of one-half to C. M. Lawrence, SparkiU, N. Y. Nail-box
Smalley, John, deceased: W. W. Smalley, Boundbrook, administrator, and assignor to
Graphite Lubiicating Company, Jersey City, N. J. Anti-friction composition.
Smalley, John, deceased; W. W. Smalley, Boundbrook, administrator, and assignor to
Graphite Lubricating Company, Jersey City, N. J. Manufacture of anti-friction bear-
ings
Smalley, John, deceased; W. W. Smalley, Boundbrook. administrator, and assignor to
Graphite Lubricating Company, .Jersey City, N. J. Manufacture of anti-friction bear-
ings
Smalley, John W., Pittsfield, Me. Ironing-board
Smalley, William W., administrator. (See Smalley, John.)
Smalstig, William C, Springfield, Mo. Adding-machine ,
Smalstig, William C, Springfield, Mo. Device for converting motion
Smart, Albert J., Greenfield, Mass.. assignor to Wiley & Russell Manufacturing Company,
of Massachusetts. Combined drill and countersink ,
Smart, Albert J., Greenfield, Mass.. assignor to Wiley & Russell Manufacturing Company,
of Massachusetts. Combined drill and countersink
Smart, Albert J.. Greenfield, Mass., assignor to Wiley & Russell Manufactuiing Company,
of Massachusetts. Screw-cutting die"
Smart, Albert.!., Greenfield, Mass., assignor to Wiley & Russell Manufacturing Company,
of Massachusetts. Screw-cutting die
Smead, Ephraim .4., Tioga, Pa. Mea.suring-tank
Smedes, Levi K., Mount Vernon, N. Y. Pedestal for cofiins
Smedley, Edwin, Dubuque, Iowa, assignor of one-half to C. H. Hudson, Hinsdale, HI.
Steani-actuated valve ,
Smethurst, George. (See Bond and Smethui'st.l
Smiledge, John S. (See Mni-phy, Daniel H., assignor.)
Smillie, George P. C. (See Mack. Denny E.. assignor.)
SmilUe, George W., Newark, N. J. Car-coupling
Smillie, George W., Newark. N. ,T. (iar- coupling
Smith, Aaron. (See Dunnell and Smith.)
Smith, Aaron R., et al. (See Bradford, Addison, assignor.)
Smith, Adolph T., New York, N. Y. Tip for electric gas-burners
Smith, Agnes W. H., Beaver Dam, Wis. Milk-can
Smith, Albert B., Fairfield, Nebr. Cold-air-blast centrifugal sirup-cooler
Smith. Albert B.. assignor of three-fourths to J. W. and E. Dexter and E. G. Knight, New
York, N. Y. Electric stock-indicatnr
Smith, Albert D. (See Lske and Smith.)
Smith, Albert M., Brooklyn, N. Y. Pencil-sharpener
Smith, Alfred W. (See S'umners and Smith.)
Smith, Allen C, and R. J. Diehl, Bethlehem, Pa. Shaft-tug
No.
309,577
301,838
295,061
296,472
297,185
291,791
292,263
301,398
306,872
300,653
295,826
307,235
296,473
293,600
295,684
301,762
307,.344
292,515
298,247
10,538
305,024
291,948
294,087
307.497
301,169
.301,170
303,673
306,3.56
297,304
299,428
292,182
301,288
300,023
300.024
300,025
298,422
300,809
302,214
298,248
299,429
303,060
306,783
305,973 ;
309,364
Date.
Dec. 23
July 8
Mai-. 11
Apr. 8
Apr. 22
Jan. 8
Jan. 22
July 1
Oct. 21
June 17
Mar. 25
Oct. 28
Apr. 8
Feb. 12
Mar. 25
.July 8
Oct. 28
Jan. 29
May 6
Dec. 2
Sept. 9
Jan. 15
Feb. 26
Nov. 4
July 1
July 1
Aug. 19
Oct. 7
Apr. 22
May 27
Jan. 22
July 1
June 10
June 10
.Tune 10
May 13
June 24
July 15
May 6
May 27
Aug. 5
Oct. 21
Sept. 30
Deo. 16
Monthly
volume.
304,465 ' Sept. 2
297,305 Apr. 29
301,633 July 8
292,374 ' Jan. 22
309,985 Dec. 30
294,922 Mar. 11
301,763
July 8
882
240
295,296
Mar. 18
1213
337
308,999
Dec. 9
572
150
1340
983
904
729
1625
970
1575
419
1094
1492
1886
1602
730
1044
1709
882
1744
1905
373
393
960
1175
1695
107
125
127
1007
419
1778
1835
1455
278
658
659
659
591
1692
1448
374
1836
226
980
2193
1064
228
1779
726
1714
1859
709
360
266
248
201
446
272
440
114
291
411
523
426
202
288
473
240
467
533
98,99
104
262
328
466
28
33
33
275
112
483
527
C408
)409
76
179
180
180
167
C469
J 463
403
528
63
259
608
284
I
66
483
199
478
501
198
Official
Gazett«.
29
28
26
27
27
26
26
28
29
27
26
29
27
26
26
28
29
26
27
29
28
26
26
29
28
28
28
29
27
27
1 26
28
27
27
27
[27
28
27
27
28
29
28
29
28
971
187
991
144
323
179
304
78
222
1215
1189
320
145
632
1157
169
345
372
596
771
1004
226
762
390
26
26
651
78
351
898
285
54
10.55
1055
1055
647
1255
280
597
898
497
198
1248
913
859
532
140
331
1085
958
169
1060
811
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alpliahdical list of patentees — Continued.
269
K'ame, residenoe, and iurention.
Smith, Alphonso B., San Francisco, Cal. Ad.ju.stable wrench
Siuitli, Alphonso B , San Francisco, Cal. Carpet-sewing machine
Smith, Alphonso B., assignor to S. Pattee, San Francisco, Cal. Carpet-sewing machine ...
Smith, Andrew J. (See Elson and Smith.)
Smith, Andrew J. and J. M., Milner, Ala. Vehicle-wheel
Smith, Andrew L., and E. M. Cole, Geneva, N. Y. Trial-frame for oculists and opticians. .
Smith, Andrew V. (See Roreheck, Henry, assignor.)
Smith, Andrew V., San Francisco, Cal. Garment-fastener
Smith. Arthur, Brockley, county of Kent, England. Manufacture of carhons for electric
lights.
Smith, Arthur B., Manchester, N. H. Thill-support
Smith, Asahel, Chatham, Ontario, Canada. Seed-planter
Smith, Augustus B., assignor to W. A. La^nence, Chester, N. T.
cheese .
Machine fo^ molding!
Smith, B. F. (See Deegan, Mathew F., assignor.)
Smith, Benjamin, assignor of one-half to W. J. McCausland and E. Bamett, Dayton, Ohio.
Bale-tie
Smith, C. B. (See Erdwins, 'William and J., assignors.)
Smith, Calvin R., New York, N. Y. Photographic camera. ,
Smith, Charles. (See Houck and Smith.)
Smith, Charles, assignor to Eastwood Wire Manufacturing Company, Belleville, IT. J.
for use in paper-making
Smith, Charles A., Central Falls, R. I. T-square
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith.
Smith
Smith
Smith,
Smith,
Roll
Charles A., Jackson, Mich. Device for tightening bolting-cloth
Charles E. and E. G., Washington, Ga. Permutation-padlock
Charles F., "West Bay City, Mich. Ash-pan for locomotives. (Reissue) ..
Charles H. (See Mc'CatTrey, John, assignor.)
Charles H., assignor of one-half to E. D. Ives, Norfolk, Conn. Axle-box .
Charles L., Jamestown, N. Y. Variable-speed movement
Charles R., Okolona, Miss. Bale-tie buckle
Charles S. (See Hart, Charles N.. assignor.)
Christian N., Dayton, Ohio. Bolting-reel
Clarence C, Camptown, Pa. Baggage-check
Clarence C, Camptown, Pa. Baggage-check
&. Co., Alfred H. (See Collins, Thomas W., assignor.)
& Co., William. (See Briggs, Daniel F., assignor.)
CJoe D., Smithtown Branch, N. Y. Furrower and marker
Cylon, et al. (See Little, James R., assignor.)
Smith, Daniel E., Hartford. Conn. Telephone-repeater .
Smith, Daniel S. (See Trier and Smith.)
Smith, David. Washington, D. C. Ice-making
Smith, Dewitt C, Cincinnati, Ohio. Mosnuito-bar and canopy -holder
Smith. Duncan, assignor of one-fourth to J. Blaum, Brooklyn, N. Y. Hasp-lock
Smith, Dwight L., assignor to Waterbury Buckle CJompauy, Waterbury, Conn. Buckle.
Smith, Earl A., assignor to Waterbury Buckle Company, Waterbury, Conn. Buckle
Smith, Earle EC., New York, N. Y. Sewing-machine shuttle
Smith, Edward C, Brooklyn, N. T. Circular sawing machine -
Smith, Edward H., Rutherford, Cal. Safety-hook
Smith, Edward M. (See Maxim, Samuel, assignor.)
Smith. Edward S., Ovid, Mich. Vehicle-spring . -
Smith, Edward S. , Waterbury, Conn. Spring-clasp
Smith, Edward S., Waterbury, Conn. Spring-clasp
Smith, Edward S., Waterbury, Conn. Buckle
Smith, Edward S., Waterbury, Conn. Spring-clasp.
Smith, Edwin D., New York, N. Y. Necktie
Smith & Egge Manufacturing Company. (See Egge, Frederick, assignor.)
Smith & Egge Manufacturing (^ompan.v. (See Jewett, George M., assignor.)
Smith c& Egge Manufacturing Comi)any. (.See S.joberg, Carl J. A., assignor.)
Smith & Egge Manufacturing Company. (See Smith and Williamson, assignors.)
Smith, Elbert G. (See Smith, Charles E. and E. G.)
Smith. Eldrldge J., Titusville, Pa. Swing
Smith, Eliphalet W., assignor to Overland Telephone Company of New Jersey, Newark,!
N. J. Telephonic switch-boards and connections <
Smith, Eliphalet W., Newark, N. J., assignor to Overland Telephone Company of New
Jersey. Telephone and telegraph switch-board .'.
Smith, JEImer H., Quinton. N. J. Ditching-machine
Smith, Ephraim. Pittsburg, Pa. Mowing-machine..-
Smith, Eugene, San Francisco, Cal. Belt-hinge
Smith, Fannie S., assignor to H. and W. F. Thomas, Topeka, and L. C. Laurent, Shawnee
County, Kaus. Fence-post ,
Smith. Fannie S., assignor to H. and W. F. Thomas, Topeka, and L. 0. Laurent, Shawnee
County, Kans. Fence-post. (Reissue)
Smith, Forrest J., et al. (See Dane, .Joseph C.. assignor.)
Smith, Frank B., North Spiingfield, Mo. Combined spoon-holder and knife-rest
Smith, Frank C. (See Jones, Owen H., assignor.)
Smith, Frank E. A., Charlotte, Mich. Ladder
Smith, Franklin A., Jr. (See Thayer and Smith.)
No.
293,<I84
2!);<,318
290,474
301,399
297,858
308,439
301,929
309,890
295,297
302,042
300,402
301,400
303,404
307,419
309.497
303,061
10,453
303,954
299,.=)90
297,859
309,744
297,860
298,034
Smith, Franklin A., Jr., Providence. R. I.
Smith, Franklin A., Jr., Providence. R I.
Smith, Fr.inklin A., Jr., Providence. R. I.
Smith, Franklin A., Jr., Providence, R. L
Smith, Franklin A., Jr., Providence. R. I.
Smith, Franklin A., Jr., Providence, R. L
Smith, Franklin A., .Jr., Providence, R. I.
Smith, Franklin A., .Jr., Providence, R. L
Smith, Franklin A., Jr., Providence, R. L
Smith, Franklin A., Jr., Providence. R. I.
Smith, Franklin A., .Jr., Providence, R. I.
Smith, Franklin A., Jr., Providence, R. L
Smith. Franklin A., Jr., Providence, R. L
Staple or fastener
Button
Combined button and fastener.
Button-fastener
Button-fastener
Button-fastener
Button-fastener
Button hook or fastening
Button-fastener
Metallic fastening
Tack or fastener
Button-fastener
Hook
308,637
297,724
307,996
294,088
295,827
299,028
307.345
296.790
300,186
300,810
293,801
303,.546
303,547
303,548
303,596
309,659
307,811
301,529
305,025
297,861
298.249
294,923
292,141
10,471
304,039
305,347
292.516
293, .531
293, .'02
294,089
294.411
294.517
295. 4 47
29.5, .S28
295.9.51
290.079
296.475
298.423
298.510
Date.
Feb. 19
May 6
Apr. 8
July 1
Apr. 29
Nov. 25
July 15
Dec. 30
Mar. 18
July 15
June 17
July 1
Aug. 12
Oct. 28
Dec. 16
Aug. 5
Feb. 26
Aug. 19
June 3
Apr. 29
Dec. 23
Apr. 29
May 6
Dec. 2
Apr. 29
Nov. 11
Feb. 20
Mar. 25
May 20
Oct. 28
Apr. 15
Oct. 7
June 24
Feb. 19
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
Dec. 23
Nov. 11
July 8
Sept. 9
Apr. 29
May 6
Mar. 11
Jan. 15
Apr. 22
Aug. 26
Sept. 10
Jan. 29
Feb. 12
Feb. 19
Feb. 20
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Mar. 18
Mar. 25
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
Apr. 8
May 13
May 13
Monthly
volume.
o.
1.551
465
731
420
2487
1342
1098
1747
1214
1233
1167
421
658
1840
1223
227
2035
1363
114
2489
1552
2489
94
70
2342
754
1696
1887
1340
1746
1125
211
1694
1316
824
825
827
896
1446
532
582
961
2490
375
710
1402
2100
1479
1383
1907
904
1317
1097
93
219
1390
1837
67
220
735
592
695
427
125
202
114
681
366
471
338
C340
)341
319
114
180
;4n6
497
331
63
558
377
28
681
421
682
25
19
C6;
636
637
205
466
523
.382
468
317
56
463
366
220
226
C226
)227
C245
i240
391
145
;i59
aeo
262
682
99
198
393
574
408
384
534
263
366
407
24
62
385
523
20
64
203
167
196
Official
Gazette.
729
014
145
78
493
648
215
1063
1060
241
1155
78
582
362
944
497
821
717
941
493
1010
493
545
711
464
519
702
1189
795
340
229
38
1255
688
613
613
613
625
991
475
113
1004
493
597
959
269
412
744
1086
372
619
688
762
845
867
1098
1189
16
45
145
647
666
270
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Smith,
Smith,
Smith.
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
land.
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
ProTidence, E. I. Button-setting implement
Providence, R. I. Bntton-fastener
Providence, K. I. Button-fastener
Providence, K. I. Button
Providence, K. I. Button and button-fastening
Providence, R. I. Button-fastener
Frederick A., and A. Doll. Jr., assignors to Hotchkiss & Upson Company, Cleve->
Ohio. Machine for threading the tapering points of screws j
Frederick H., Baltimore, Md. Car- wheel
Frederick H., 'Winclimore Hill, county of Middlesex, England. Ventilation of lamps.
Frederick J. (See Goodman and Smith.)
Frederick J., assignor of one-third to T. F. McGoldrick, Brooklyn, N. Y. Check-
Franklin A., Jr.
Franklin A., Jr.
Franklin A., Jr.
Franklin A., Jr.
Franklin A., Jr.
Franklin A., Jr
No.
301,171
301.034
.301.(i.3.5
rein clip
Smith, Fredrick J., Brooklyn, assignor of one-half to J. H. Beals, Jr., New York, N. Y.
Apparatus for stereotyping
Smith, Friend "W., Bridijeport, Conn. Drawer-pull
Smith, Friend "W., Bridgeport, Conn. Padlock-case
Smith, Friend "W., Jr., and S. S. Williamson, assignors to Smith & Egge Manufacturing
Company, Bridgeport, Conn. Sash-halance
Smith, George, Jr., New York, N. Y. Steam-engine ,
Smith, George, Jr., assignor of one-fonrth to L. H. Thorn and J. E. Langdon, New York,
N. Y. Differential pulley
Smith, George C. (See Fitz Gerald and Smith.)
Smith, (Jeorge D. (See Frost, Warren H.. assignor.)
Smith, (reorge D., Glenn Springs, S. C. Vehicle-wheel
Smith, George E., Newark, Ohio. Thill-coupling
Smith, George E., Kacine, Wis., assignor of one-half to A. C. Buell, Evanston, 111. Thlll-
couplino
Smith, George F., Bridgeport, Conn. Gage for pipe-threading machines
Smith, George H., Providence, R. I. Safetv-pin
Smith, George H., Chelsea, county of Middlesex, England. Apparatus for producing col-
ors or designs on surfaces I
Smith, George H., Chelsea, county of Middlesex, England. Apparatus for staining and?
coloring .
Producing and fixing colors
Smith, George H., Chelsea, county of Middlesex, England.
and designs on surfaces
Smith, George EC., London, county of Middlesex, England,
wood, marble. &c
Smith, George H., London, countj' of Middlesex, England.
ture of white lead
Smith, George H., London, county of Middlesex, England. Manufacture of white lead
Smith, George H., and J. Kienardt, Dayton, Ohio. Horse hay-rake
Fixing colors or designs in
Apparatus for the manufac-
Smjth, George K., Freeport, assignor to H. C. Staver & Co., Chicago, lU. Grinding-mill ..
Smith, George T., Jackson, Mich. Device for stretching bolting-cloth
Smith, (Jeorge W., et al. (See Stewart, George W., assignor.)
Smith, (Jeorge W., Milford, Mich. Damper-regulator
Smith, George W., Des Arc. Ark. Car-coupling
Smith, (5-eorge W., Athol. Mass. Car-coupling
Smith, (leorge W., Bay City, Mich. Baling-press
Smith, (Jeorge W., Lafayette, Ind. Interlocking jonrnal-bearing
Smith, Gerritt, Astoria, N. Y. CJuadruplex telegraph
Smith, Gerritt, Astoria, N. Y. Quadruplex telegraph
Smith, Gerritt, Astoria, N. Y. Diplex or quadruplex telegraph
Smith, Gilbert A., Davenport Centre, N. Y. Fruit-picker
Smith, (Jray & Co. (SeeSpence, Charles D., assisnor.)
Smith & Grigg Manufactuiing Company. (See Mundy, John A., assignor.)
Smith, Hamilton E., New York, N. Y. ' Roller for ironing-machines
Smith, Harry R., Bangor, Me. Step-ladder
Smith, Henry, Newaik, N. J. Button
Smith, Henry A., Lynn, assignor of one-half to 0. W. Galloupe, Swampscott, Mass. Last-!
ing-machine '.
Smith, Heni-yC, West Troy, N. Y. Safety-hook
Smith, Henry C, West Troy, N. Y. Safety-hook
Smith. Henry C, assignor to A. S. De Vries, Cleveland, Ohio. Apparatus for the continu-
ous distillaition of oil
Smith, Henry D., assignor of one-half to Z. M. Lane, Rockland, Mass. Toe-tip-indicating
apparatus for hoots and shoes '.
Smith, Henry L. (See Heath, John E., assiguor.)
Smith, Hervey. (See Blickensderfer and Smith.)
Smith, Hervey, and G. C. Blickensderfer, Erie, Pa. Conveyer apparatus
Smith, Homer, Kirksville, Mo. Machine for making wire fences
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith.
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Ira A., East Berk.shire. Vt. Chimney-protector
Isaac A., Dexter City, Mo. Cultivator
Isaac M., et al. (See Beery, Samuel M., assignor.)
Jacob J. , and F. H. Schwartz, Lima, Ohio. Weather-strip
James. (See Stumpp, Joseph, assignor.)
James, Boston, Mass. Broom-band
James, Boston, Mass. Die for forming axles
James D. (See Smith. John W. and J. D.)
et al. (See Vassar, Robert G., assignor.)
Cleveland, Ohio. Grate
Quincy , HI. Photographic-camera .stand
Milford, Del. Apparatus for cooking or steaming fruits. <tc
James L., Princeton, Ind., assignor to W. R. White, Neoga, 111. Sliding gate
James M. (See Smith, Andrew J. and J. M.)
JamcsP., assignor of one-half to J.Carroll. Rushville, Ind. Running-gear for vehicles.
James S., Marshall, Ark. Propelling apparatus for vessels
.James S., Beehe, Ark. Packing-box for cotton-presses
.James W., Pleasant View, Tenu. Bee-hive
Jefferson J3. (See West, John C, assignor.)
Jesse M., Detroit, Mich. Fast and loose pulley device ,
James G.,
.James G.,
James H.,
James L.,
303,062
303.063
306,116
300,908
294.090
297,460
309,165
297,023
301,290
301,291
301,289
292,264
293,281
307,346
305,539
304,140
294,518
305,974
292,220
292,221
292,222
303,276
303,277
303,278
299,430
297,024
309,498
293,367
295,829
299,029
307.812
309,891
291,236
297,186
297.540
291,792
292,9.58
304,466
292,700
308,527
307,596
307,597
300,811
296,885
295,448
297,461
292,701
294,091
309,413
295,685
299,431
29.5.063
302.639
302.043
307,997
304,573
296,476
308,208
306,357
Date.
Julv 1
July 8
July 8
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Oct. 7
June 24
Feb. 26
Apr. 22
Dec. 9
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
271
iXame, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
a.
03
Official
Gazette.
Smith, John. Kansas City, Mo. Fastenini; for corriigiited metal sheets
Smith, John, assiinior to Croft, WilbHr & Co., Philadelphia. Pa. Candy-dropping machine.
Siiiitli. John, assiiiuorto H., H. C, "W., and J. S. Disston, Philadelphia, Pa. Saw
Smith, John A. A'. (See Josselyn, Henry S., assignor.)
Smith, .John B., et at. (See Ferguson, Aithur C, assignor.)
Smith, John B., Chicago, 111. S'eam-engine ,
Smith, John B., C. A. Presler, Newark, N. J., and E. Fox, Brooklyn. N. Y., assignors t0(
themselves and A. Albright, Newark, N. J. Furnace for steam-boilers J
Smith, John C, Miamisburg, Ohio. Binder-truck '.
Smith, John E., 'Wiliuiugton, Del. Corn-harvester
Relay
Elec-
Smith, John E., New York, N. Y. Letter-scale
Smith, John E., assignor to Gold and Stock Telegraph Company, New York, N. Y.
for printing-telegraphs
Smith, John E., assignor to Gold and Stock Telegraph Company, New York, N. Y.
tro-magnetic pole-clianger
Smith, John E., assignor to Gold and Stock Telegraph Company, New York, N. Y. Elec-
tric appaiatns for scti ing clocks synchronously
Smith, John E., assignor to Gold arid Stock Telegraph Company, New York, N. Y. Cir-
cuit-controller for electric clocks on telephone and other lines
Smith, John F., Mason, Mich. Mail-bag catcher
Smith, John H. (See Smith and Arms.)
Smith, John J., Kaufman, Tex. Violin tail-piece
Smith, John J. C, Passaic, N. J., assignor to New York Insulated Wire and Vulcanite
Ciompany, New York, N. Y. Manufacture of rubber composition
Smith, John L., et al. (See Swartzwelder, Enimett and J. P., assignors.)
Smith, John S., Jackson, Mich. Feeder fertile and sewer-pipe machines
Smith, John S., assignor of one-half to T. G. Bennett, Jackson, Mich. Tile-machine
Smith, John S., assignor of one-half to T. G. Bennett, Jackson, Mich.
Smith, John S., assignor of one-half to T. d. Bennett, Jackson, Mich.
Smith, John S., assignor of one-hiilf to T. G. Bennett, Jackson, Mich.
Smith, .Tohn S., assignor of one-half to T. G. Bennett, Jackson, Mich.
Smith, .lohn S., Jackson, Mich., assignor to M. Nolan, Rushville. Ind.
Smith, John S., Jackson, Mich., assignor to M. Nolan, Rushville, Ind. Revolving table
for tile-mills -
Smith, John T., Rockfall, Conn. Revolver
Smith, John T., assignor of one-half to J. "Williams, San Francisco, Cal. Self-acting lubri-
cating cup iind tiltcr -
Smith, .John W., Newport. R. I. Flexible abi^sive and polishing disk
Smith, John W., Kilmore, Ind. Tile-kiln
Smith, John \V. and J. D.. assignors of fourteen twent.y- fourths to S. P. Moses, W. B. Moore,
and I. H. McDonald. Washington, D. C. Smoke-consuming device
Smith, John W. G., Pittsburg, Pa. Nail
Smith, John W. G., assignor of one-half to S. S. Marvin, Pittsburg, Pa. Packing-box
Smith, John Y.. Doylestown. Pa. Manure-spreader
Smith, Jonathan, Toledo, Ohio. Hydraulic elevator
, Deep River, Conn. Corkscrew
Deip River. Conn. Implement for attaching buttons
Rockford, 111. Check-row for corn-planters
Pittsburg. Pa. Area- window protector
Smith, Joseph R., assignor to Waterbury Button Company, Wat«ibnry, Conn. Pocket-
knife.
Tile-machine
Making tile, &c
Tile-machine
Tile-machine
Table for tile-mills
Smith, Joseph A.,
Smith, Joseph A.,
Smith, Jose])h D.,
Smith, Joseph F.,
Smith, Joseph AV., Newton, Mass. Buckle
Smith, Julius G.. Margaret ville, N. Y. Milk-cooler
Smith, Kenada, West Man che.ster, Ohio. Car-coupling
Smith, L.Starr. Fort Worth, Tex. Ink-blotter
Smith, Levi F.. Pliiladelphia. Pa. Low-water indicator
Smith, Lewis. W.allace, 111. Shipper's dry-goods box
Smith, Luke A.. Ludington, Mich. Pocket-knife
Smith, Luther L., Ansouia, Conn., assignor to Postal Telegraph Company, New York, N.Y.
Manufacture of compound electrical wire
Smith, Lyman, Malta, 111. Road-scraper
Smith, Lyman, Kansas City, Mo. Portable distilling apparatus
Smith, L.^Tuan, Kansas City, Mo. Pneumatic grain transfer and storage system ,
Smith. Lyman C. (See Brown, Alexander T., assignor.)
Smith Machine Company, H. B. (See Kelley, AVilliam S., assignor.)
Smith, Marcus B. (See Jones. Smith, and Roswall.)
Smith, Margret, New York, N. Y. Paper-file
Smith, M.irtin, Waynpsburg, Pa. Lifting-jack
Smith, Martin V., Tyrone, P.a. Regenerative skelp-heating furnace
Smith. MelvinL., Lo'ckport, assignorof one-third to J. Terry, Batavia, N. Y. Vehicle-wheel.
Smith, Michael H., Hiuifax, county of York, England. Apparatus to be used in electric
rail or tram waj' systems
Smith, Michael H., Halifax, county of York, England. Steam-generator.
Smith Moquette Loom Company. (See Skinner, Charles E., assignor.)
Smith. Nicholas, Perry. N. Y. Wagou-iack
Smith, Norrie L., New Haven, Conn. Automatically lighting gas-lamps .
Smith, Oberlin, Bridgeton, N. J. Speed-indicator for shafting
Smith, Orson J., Farmer City, HI. Screen for screening potatoes
Smith, OrvilleT., Brooklyn, N. Y. Button, stud, &c
Smith, OrvilleT., Brooklyn, N. Y. Button, stud, &c
Smith, Otis H., Cambridge, Mass. Portable house
Smith. Prince, Jr., S. Ambler, and J. Lund, Burlington Shed, Keighley, county of York,
England. Balling-head of gill- boxes of combing-machines, &c
Smith, R. Hale. Spfingtield, Mass. Manufacturing elastic-faced type
Smith, R. Manson, Baltimore, Md. Combined iuking-pad and register
Smith, Rachel P., Chicago, HI. R.azor-strop
Smith, Ransom, (jottage Grove, Oreg. AVashing-machine
Smith, Robert B., et al. (See (Sonant, George P., assignor.)
Smith, Robert M., and W. H. Collins, assignors to Goodyear India Rubber Glove Manu-
fa^tuiiug Company, Naugatuck, Conn. Heating or cooling pad
297,862
293, F03
298,709
291,794
294,924
293,282
305,975
308,440
306,187
307,498
309,000
309,001
308,638
300,149
308,209
296,236
291.793
293,804
295,298
296,477
308,710
294,519
300,909
295,064
306,542
302,952
309,986
296,791
309,414
310,091
309,987
307,998
299,864
307,999
30fi,336
300,654
304,141
298,511
293,805
298.631
309,892
309,106
292,066
306,651
293,532
292.375
301,636
305,976
291,2.37
301,930
299,030
298,632
297,306
308,388
293,806
306,652
310,092
293.368
301,292
301,293
297,863
308,857
306,784
302,953
299,865
295,065
Apr. 29
Feb. 19
May 13
Jan. 8
Mar. 11
Feb. 12
Sept. 30
Nov. 25
Oct. 7
Nov. 4
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
Dec. 2
June 10
Nov. 18
Apr. 1
Jan. 8
Feb. 19
Mar. 18
Apr. 8
Dec. 2
Mar. 4
June 24
Mar. 11
Oct. 14
Aug. 5
Dec. 30
Apr. 15
Dec. 16
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
Nov. 11
June 3
Nov. 11
Nov. 18
June 17
Aug. 26
May 13
Feb. 19
May 13
Dec. 30
Dec. 9
Jan. 15
Oct. 14
Feb. 12
Jan. 22
.Julv 8
Sept. 30
Jan. 1
July 15
May 20
May 13
Apr. 22
Nov. 25
Feb. 19
Oct. 14
Dec. 30
Feb. 12
July 1
July 1
Dec. 2
Oct. 21
Aug. 5
June 3
Mar. 11
2491
1318
938
973
711
665
2194
1343
212
108
572
575
71
825
1031
421
972
1320
1215
737
172
Sf22
1817
907
654
94
1860
1126
1123
1999
1861
755
453
758
1197
1494
1616
696
1321
834
1749
708
1313
805
965
1714
729
2197
277
1099
1342
835
1780
1269
1323
806
2000
779
282
284
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96
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909
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366
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272
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Ali^habetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Smith, Eobert P., et al. (See Hercl<ner, Emil, assignor.)
Smith, Robert P., et al. (See Tatum, C. Albert, assignor.)
Smith, Kobert W., et al. (See Harris, Frank L., assignor.)
Smith, Roderick H., Chicaao, VA. Paint-mixer
Smith, Eollin H., Carbmidale. Pa. Recovering paraffine, stearine, or other solid matters
t'rom petiolenm and oils, and apparatus therefor
Smith, Rollin H., Carbondale, Pa. Extracting paraffine from oils by filter-press
Smith, Roswell T. (See Priest and Smith.)
Smith, Rudolph C, Tonkers, N. T. Safety device for elevators
Smith, Rudolph C., New York, N. Y. Hoisting-machine
Smith, Rndolph C., and W. Sch wanhansser, Yonkers, N. Y. Stop-motion for elevators
Smith, Samuel M. (See Parks and Smith.)
Smith, Sidney, Cambridge, Mass. Feeding air to furnaces
Smith, Sidney, Cambridge, Mass. Heating apparatus
Smith, Stephen (i., Hannibal, Mo. Spring for vehicles -
Smith, Stephen L., St. Lonis, Mo. Stationary automatic ice planing and ridging machine. .
Smith, Stephen N., Providence, R. I. Method of and machine for making lacing-hooks
Smith, Stephen N., Providence, R. I. Machine for setting lacing hooks or studs
Smith, Stephen R. (See Stratton, William H., assignor.)
Smith, Sterrv, Salem, Mass. G-rate-bar
Smith, T. King. (See Buzolich and Smith.)
Smith, T. Marshall, et al. (See Harris, Frank L., assignor.)
Smith, Thomas C, Brooklyn, N. Y. Tile or brick for floors, &o .;
Smith, Thomas H., Bloomington, 111. Mail-bag
Smith, Thomas J. (See Moore, Edward L., assignor.)
Smith, Thomas L., assignor of one-half to D. A. Mathews, New York, N. Y. Underground
wire-conduit -
Smith, Thomas L., assignor of one-half to D. A. Mathews, New York, N. Y. Underground
wire-conduit
Smith, Thomas L., assignor of one-half to D. A. Mathews, New York, N. Y. Conduit for
underground lines
Smith, Thomas L., and "W. S. Doig, Brooklyn, N. Y. Can-seaming machine
Smith, Thomas R., St. Johnland. N. Y. Rowlock
Smith, Thomas S. (See King, Henry "W., assignor.)
Smith, Thomas S., assignor to C. H. Rentz, New Haven, Conn. Sash-fastening
Smith, True J., Topeka. Kans. Fence-post
Smiih, "Ward P. (See Vandercook, Smith, and Baker.)
Smith, W. Ford, and A.Coventry, Salford, Manchester, county of Lancaster, EnglanS.^
Machinery for grinding or sharpening drills 5
Smith, "Walter F. (See Munson and Smith.)
Smith, Walton D., assignor of one-half to C. Emery, Prophetstown, HI. Ornament for per-)
sonal wear 5
Smith, Walton D., assignor of one-half to W. E. Rose. Prophetstown, HI. Car-wheel
Smith and Warner Axle Company, Alfred E. (See Kennedy and Warner, assignors.)
Smith, Wesley. (See Bearup, Henry I., assignor.)
Smith, William, Tomah, Wis. Windlass
Smith, William, Tomah, Wis. Stump-extractor
Smith, William, Eaton Rapids, Mich. Belt-fastener
Smith, William, San Francisco, Cal. Valve for water-closets
Smith, William A. (See Speers, Noah W., Sr., assignor.)
Smith, William A., Wilmington, Del. Book-case
Smith, William B., Orlando, Fla. Feed-guide for printing-presses
Smith, William C, and W. L. Hunter, Lone Pine, Cal. ; said Smith assignor to said Hunter.
Pack-saddle
Smith, William C, T. M. Ryle, and M. Crum, Paterson, N. J. Bag-fastener
Smith, William D. (See Fitch and Smith.)
Smith, William D., Chester, Pa. Window
Smith, William D., assignor to himself, E. G. Stuckey, and R. Frew, Pittsburg, Pa. Alarm^
apparatus for clocks 5
Smith, William E. (See Bromley, James M., assignor.)
Smith, William E., Ansonia, Conn. Buckle
Smith, William F., and W. W. Adams, Ozark, Ark.; said Smith assignor to said Adams.
Cotton-gin breast
Smith, William G., New York, N. Y. Balanced slide-valve
Smith, William H. and J. H., Hillsdale, Mich., and H. Arms, Toledo, Ohio; said William
H. and .T. H. Smith assignors to said Arms. Stock-car
Smith, AVilliam J., assignor of one-half to J. W. Dolin, Charlottesville, Va. Sash-fastener
Smith, William K., La Harpe, 111. Carpet-stretcher
, Norwalk, Ohio. Sash-holder
, New Orleans, La. Screw-jack
, Dayton, Ohio. Brick-machine
(See Detrick and Smith.)
, Bozeman, Ala. Lumber-stacker
et al. (See Wolcott, Orville D., assignor.)
206,792
306,543
306,653
Smith, William 0.,
Smith, William P.,
Smith, William S.,
Smith. William T.
Smith, William T.,
Smith, William W.,
Smith Woolen Machinery Company, James. (See Proctor, Josiah K., assignor.)
Smith Woolen Machinery Company, James. (See Proctor and Huckins, assignors.)
Smith, Wright D., Detroit, Mich. 'Fan-blower wheel
Smith, Zillmon. (See Fay, Alphens. assignor.)
Smither, Sue E. (See Sraither, William M. and S. E.)
Smither, AVilliam M., Keene, Ky. Trace-carrier
Smitlier, William M., Keene, K,v. Trace-carrier
William M. and S. E., Keene, Ky. Trace attachment
Thomas W. F,, Brooklyn, N, Y," Manufacture of buttons and studs
Thomas W. F., Brooklyn, N. Y. Link-bntton
Thomas W. F., Brooklyn, N. Y. Button or stud
Thomas W. F., Brooklyn, N. Y. Button
Smithei'
Smitten
Smitten
Smitten
Smitten
Smoot, George W., assignorof one-half to J. H.D. Nordeman, Washington, D.C. Tobacco-
301,172
307,813
307,814
300,1,50
307,439
308.000
310.093
291,795
309,166
298,424
300,521
297,025
293,533
297,462
297,463
294.520
306,968
309,988
296,237
299,433
296,636
303,064
292,376
297,026
300,026
301,932
293,101
297,464
294,925
301,294
299,432
294,338
304,870
306,035
298,512
308,808
305,348
299,691
297,187
302,598
298,905
304,760
295,449
293.807
297,864
304,965
293,102
300,910
307,598
308,441
Apr. 15
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
July 1
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
June 10
Nov. 4
Nov. 11
Dec. 30
Jan. 8
Deo. 9
May 13
June 17
Apr. 15
Feb. 12
Apr. 22
Api
Apr. 22
ar. 4
Oct. 21
pipe.
Smoot, John D., Taylor, Tex. Carcoupling
Smoot, Walker W., and Q. D. Wilcoxson, Boston Station, Ky.
Automatic brake .
295,066
298,513
299,031
Smyser, Henry E,, Philadelphia, Pa.,assignortoWeikel& Smith Spice Company, of Penn- [
sylvania. Weighing and supplying apparatus , 297,027 ,
Dec. 30
Apr. 1
May 27
Apr. 8
Aug. 5
Jan. 22
Apr. 15
June 10
July 15
Feb. 5
Apr. 22
Mar. 11
July 1
May 27
Feb. 26
Sept. 9
Sept. 30
May 13
Deo. 2
Sept. 16
June 3
Apr. 22
July 29
May 20
Sept. 9
Mar. 18
Feb. 19
Apr. 29
Sept. 9
Feb. 5
June 24
Nov. 4
Nov. 25
Mar. 11
May 13
May 20
Apr. 15
1127
655
807
129
534
535
826
109
758
2004
975
789
593
1311
1421
966
1979
1981
223
1212
1863
422
1840
940
230
1716
1422
661
1100
399
1983
712
285
1839
2016
761
2280
697
315
1384
263
1628
1974
1186
620
1393
1324
2493
889
400
1819
238
1344
910
697
1343
1424
317
172
214
34
145
145
224
29,30
207
538
274
f210
5 211
167
360
391
264
541
541
63
323
502
118
C529
1530
f262
J 263
64
478
391
180
302
109
541
199
78
529
:553
554
210
632
197
82,83
3R4
65
446
541
334
170
386
368
683
241
109
497
66
366
249
197
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29
29
28
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391 I 27
229
128
155
26
475
476
1085
390
520
1113
181
855
647
1183
281
619
390
390
807
244
1086
80
899
187
497
331
281
1055
215
514
391
959
55
899
818
967
1266
666
756
1096
970
324
387
766
939
1095
689
494
991
515
1280
414
649
992
666
795
282
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphahetical list of patentees — Continued.
273
Name, residence, andinveution.
Smyth, Charles A., assijinorof one-half to H. T. Brown. Hoopeston, 111. Secondary hattery
Smyth, David M., a.s,sif;nor to liimself and G. "W. Root. Hartford, Conn. Preventing errors
in a.sseml>lins .si<;natiire,s of boolc^ for binding
Sm.yth, Milton B.. Holton, Kans. Index
Smyth, Samuel, Pittston, Pa. Stove-pipe fnstener
Smythe, Pej-ton. (See Keller. Henry, assignor.)
Snedeker, Frank, H. Poo, and O. G. Ricliey, St. Louis, Mo. Feed-water heater '.
Snediker, David L., Hartford, Kans. Truss
Snediker, James F., assignor to National Sewing Machine Company, (limited,) Philadel-
phia, Pa. Sewing-raaehiiie
Snediker, James F., assignor to National Sewing Machine Company, (limited,) Philadel-
phia. Pa. Sewing-machine
Snee, William, West Elizabeth, Pa., assignor of one-half to M. A. Walton, Cameron, W. Ta.
Machine for making iusulatorpin.s ,
Snee, William. West Elizabeth, assignor, by mesne assignments, to W. Gnckert, Allegheny
City, Pa. Coal-hoisting apparatus '.
Sneider, Charles, New York, N. Y., assignor to P. Hake, Hohoken, N. J. Envelope or
folding eard
Sneider, Robert, Brooklyn. N. T. Producing pictures
Sneider. Robert, Rrnoklyn. N. T. Coiubiuoil inkstand .nnd calendar
Snell, Irving B., Philadelphia, Pa. Coloring photographs
Snell, Levi W., Amsterdam, N. T. Window-curtain
Snellentrop, Fredrick, Linn, Mo. Su.spension device
Snelus, George J., Workington, England. Apparatus for treating steel ingots
Snider, Allen J., and A. L. Kulp. Keota, Iowa. Excavator
Snider, James B.. assignor of one-half to T. McKillip, Muncie, Ind. Chum-power
Snider, John, Fountaintown. Ind. Flood-fence
Snow, Charles P., Lanark, II!. Harrow
Snow, E. T., et al. (See Abbott, Levi, assisnnr )
Snow, Ezra H., Orange, N. J. Toy building-block
Snow, Frank L., West Swanzey, N. H. Ciirriage-axle box
Snow, Fred. W., Ramapo, N. Y. Switch-stand
Snow, Fred. W., Ramapo, N. Y. Switch-stand
Snow. Fred. W., Ramapo, N. Y. Switch-stand
Snow, Gilbert B. (See Randall and Snow.)
Snow, Marcus L. (See Pulson and Snow.)
Snow, Stephen. (See Beal, Ezia F., assignor.) (Reissue.)
Snow, Willard, Mount Vernon, Dak. Ter. Qil-can
Snow, William W. - (See Brown, Simon H., assignor.)
Snowden, Daniel W. (See Imler and Snowden.)"
Snyder, Abraham B. , Louisville, Ohio. Railway-signal
Snyfler, Andrew G., Piqua, Oliio. Machine i\iv beudiug carriage-poles
Snyder, Andrew G., Piqua, Ohio. Machine for bending shafts
Snyder, Charles, Fairmount, N. Y. Planting-machine
Snyder, Charles F. (See Hess and Snyder.)
Snyder, Chailes H. (See Wallace and Snyder.)
Sn.yder, Charles J., and Z. Lewis, Topeka, ICans. Rail-splicing safety lock
Sn.yder, Frederick H. (See Hess and Snyder.)
Snyder, Frederick H., Jersey (Jity, N. J., assignor to Dynamite Projectile Company, New
York. N. Y. Projectile for carrying high explosives
Snyder, G- W. (See Tracy, Andrew, assignor.)
Snyder, George W.. We.stern College, Iowa. Weather-strip
Snyder, Helen M , Pine BlutT, Ark. Shoelace fastener
Snyder, Helen M., Pine Bluff, Ark. Shoe-lace fastener
Snyder. Howard A., assignor of one-half to R. C. Barrie, Philadelphia, Pa. Mech.anism for
grinding blades of lawn-mowers
Snyder, Jacob F. (See Hess and Snyder.)
Snyder, John H. (See Delotter and Snyder.)
Snyder, John T., Luzerne, Pa. Grate.
Snyder, Lewis M. (See Hardeu, Henry D., assignor.)
Sn.yder, Mary. (See Moore. Ira W.. assignor.)
Snydsr, Peter A., Jersey City, assignor to himself and R. S. T. Cissel, Elizabeth, N. J
Ice-velocipede .'
Snyder, Rums. (See Frear, Moses, assignor.)
Snyder, Thomas C. (See Belding, Thomas C, assignor.)
Snyder, Thomas C. (See Da vies and Woods, assignors.)
Snyder, W. Irving, et al. (See Gieenough and Boardman, assignors.)
Snyder, Ward B. (See Moore and Snyder.)
Snyder, William D., Columbia City, Ind. Wardrobe-bedstead
Snyder, William H. (See Penny and Snyder.)
Snyder, William H., Waynesboi ough. Pa. Saw-mill dog
Snj'der, William T , assignor of one-half to J. W. Fuller. Catasauqua, Pa. Self-lubricating
wheel
Soci6t6 Anonyme des Anciens Etablissemeuts Cail. (See De Bange. Charles T. M. V., as-
signor )
Soci6t6 Anonyme des At61iers de Construction Mecanique et D'Appareils fllectriques.
(See C16rac and Gu6roult, assigiiors.)
Sooi6t6 Anonyme des Matiores Colorantes et Produits Chiraiques de St. Denis. (See Poirrier
and Rosenstiehl, assignors )
Soci6t6 Anonyme des Matieres Colorantes et Produits Chimiques de St. Denis. (See Roussin
and Rosenstiehl, assignors.)
Soci6t6 Anonyme D'Impressions Simultances en Plusieurs Couleurs. (See Chatel, Henri,
assignor.)
Soci6t6 Dauphinot, Martin et Desquilbet. (See Maillard, C61estin P., assignor.)
Soci6t6 de Credit & L'Industrie, au Commerce et aux Travaux Publics. (See Fremy and
Urbain, assignors.)
Soci6t6 L. Denonvilliers et ills. (See Demogeot, Jules, assignor.)
Soci6l6 Michel et Cie. (See Frager, Alphonse, assignor.)
Society P. Monnet et Cie. (See Monnet, Prosper, assignor.)
Soci6t6 Patry, George et Compagnie. (See Patry, Edouard, assignor.)
Siiderstrijm, Albert, Stockholm, Sweden. Tubular drill ■
No.
292,142
309,318
306.291
302,074
306,358
308,809
296,637
296,638
297,865
304,040
295,450
299,692
302.640
291,544
303,332
,303,674
294.283
295,451
.309.806
207.188
303,758
298,633
307.500
299,176
300,911
300,912
308,389
29t,.545
309„578
309,579
305,349
308,810
295,830
309.580
295,4.'^2
303,549
302,291
300,522
302,044
293,808
294,692
300,913
302,292
Date.
Jan. 15
Deo. 16
Oct. 7
July 29
Oct. 7
Dec. 2
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Apr. 29
Aug. 26
Mar. 18
June 3
July 29
Jan. 8
Aug. 12
Aug. 19
Feb. 26
Mar. 18
Dec. 23
Apr. 22
Aug. 19
May 13
Nov. 4
.Hay 27
June 24
June 24
Nov. 25
Jan. 8
Dec. 23
Dec. 23
Sept. 16
Dec. 2
Mar. 25
Dec. 23
M.ar. 18
Aug. 12
July 22
June 17
July 15
Feb. 19
Mar. 4
June 24
JtUy 22
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1822
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187
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1095
970
397
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1025
324
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602
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1280
1280
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127
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971
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Colitinued.
Name, residence, and invention.
; paper .
Sogfjs, Henry. Columbus, Pa. Manufaoture of brushes .
Sohn, John W. (See Carr, KobiTt S., assignor.)
Solinger. Moses, New York. N. T. Machine for calendering
Sollars, Samuel. (See Hamilton. Tobias, assignor.)
Solmans, Alden. (See Ryder, Martin H., assignor.)
Solmans, Alden, Soutb Norvvalk, Conn. Manufacture of hat-linings
.Solmans, Alden, South Norwalk, Conn. Hat
Solt, William, Freeland, Pa. Grate-bar
Somers, Isabel M. (See Monroe, Francis S., assignor.)
Somers, William E.., Bridgeport, Conn. Sewing-machine attachment
Somerville, Andrew J., et al. (See Bayles, Thomas S., assignor.)
Somerville, John, Old Kent Road, county of Surrey, England, assignor of oue-lialf to J. H.
Findlay, Ogdensburg, N. Y. Appai'atus for washing gas
Somerville, Robert M. (See Somerville, William, Sr., R. M., and W., Jr.)
Somerville, William, St. Louis, Mo. Thermometer and barometer mold, &c
Somerville, William, Sr., R. M., and W., Jr., Buffalo, N. Y. Portable bath for animals . . .
Somes, Herbert C, et al. (See Manuel, David, assignor.)
Somes, Morton B., Pennville, Mich. Railway -jack
Somes, Thomas P., Revere, Mass. Ratchet-drill
Sommer, Frank M., Philo, HI. Automatic grain-measure
Sommer, George A., Brooklyn, N. Y. Fabling step-ladder
Sommer, Henry, Jr. (See Peterson and Summer.)
Sommer, .John L., Newark, N. J. Shoe-buttoner
Sommers, Richard M., Philadelphia, Pa. Filtering composition
Sone & Fleming Maiiufactuiing Company. (See Walker, Albert H., assignor.)
Sone, Louis V., New York, N. Y. Filler
Sontag, John. (See Sundquist, Henning, assignor.)
Sontheimer, Richard, Brooklyn, N. Y. Clasp for purses, &o
Sooysmith, Charles, Chicago, 111. Apparatus for mixing ingredients of concrete and olher
plastics and cements
Soniborger, Martin M. , Millville, Cal. Hay-loading machine
Sortor, Hobert B. (See Donley, Levi, assignor.)
.SoMiaux, Amour, Strepy-Bracquegnies, Belgium. Pneumatic coal-cleaner
Sottiaux, Amour, Strepy-Bracqueguies, Belgium. Apparatus foi- pulverizing and separat-
ing coal, &c
Souier, Frank, Peoria, 111. Separating-eondenser
Soule, Buren M., Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Side-spring vehicle
Sonle, Charles B. (See Tuman. Peter H., assignor.)
Soul6, George W., Meridian, Miss. Device for wiring blind-slats
South Bend Iron Works. (See Anderson, Charles, assignor.)
South Bend Iron Works. (See Casaday, William L., assignor.)
Southard, Stephen P., Geneva, assignor of one-half to C. C. Post, Ithaca, N. Y. Two-
wheeled vehicle
Southard, Thomas W., Rose's Valley, Pa. Wason-brake
Southern Cotton Harvesting Company. (See Mason, Charles T., Jr., assignor.)
Southington Cutlery Company. (See Brill, Henry C, assignor.)
Southmayd, John A., Elizabeth, N. J. Disiutegration of vegetable tissues
Soutliniayd, John A., Elizabeth, N. J. Disintegrating vegetable tissues
Southmayd. .John A., Elizabeth, assignor to H. B. Dunham, Newark, N. J. Bleaching
vegetable tissues
Southward , William H. , Mendon, Ohio. Rotary sulky -harrow
Southwark Foundry and Machine Company. (See Pistor, Phil'p, assignor.)
Southwestern Implement Companj', (See Coombs, John, assignor.)
Southwick, Alfred P., Buffalo, N.Y., assignor, by mesne assignments, to United States
Equitable Gas Company. Manufacture of illuminating-gas. (Reissue)
Southwick, George W., Southwick, Mass. Belt-fastener
Southwick, George W., Southwick, Mass. Belt-fastener
Southwick, Myron, Pesbtiao, Wis. Removable flooring for stalls
Southwick, AV alter. New York, N. Y. Heel for rubber boots or shoes
Sowles, George W., Chittenango, N. Y. Car-coupling
No.
Date.
302,809 July 29
296,080 Apr. 1
292, .596 I Jan. 29
.302,641 July 29
303,67.5 Aug. 19
308,858. Dec. 2
305,719
296.793
301,637
2"2,7n2
309.989 :
.308.001
295,299
294,284
301,015
309,319
302.788
304,366
294,693
Sept. 23
Apr. 15
July 8
Jan. 29
Dec. 30
Nov. 11
Mar. 18
Feb. 26
June 24
Dec. 16
July 29
Sept. 2
Mar. 4
293,103 Feb. 5
.lf)K.544
308.002
303,333
291,546
30fi,3.=i9
299,866
304.674
304.675
303,065
300,151
10.400
30,'-..540
30.-,..1.|I
303.334
301,638
298,319
290,238
Oct. 14
Nov. 11
Aug. 12
Jan. 8
Oct. 7
June 3
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Aug. 5
June 10
June 17
Sept. 23
Si-iit. 23
Aug. 12
.fnly 8
May 6
Apr. 1
293,809 Feb. 19
293,104 Feb. 5
. E. Sparrow, Mat-
294,694
304.3i;7
304. .368
296 239
305,856
302,359
304,041
295,686
299,867
295,453
Mar. 4
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Apr. 1
Machine for snipping leather piping or binding.
305,857
309,002
294,521
300,812
Monthly
volume.
2317
221
2018
2034
1008
386
1864
1127
730
2148
1864
759
1215
1945
1943
1010
2202
102
427
401
f.56
761
567
670
423
454
501
504
231
827
1619
1637
1638
568
731
467
423
1325
402
Spaethe, Otto, Gera, Germany. Mechanical musical instrument
Spaothe, Wilhelm. (See Schreyer, Ernst, assignor.)
Spalding, Albert G., et al. (See Blackman, James M., as.signor.)
Spaldins, Cyrus G., Springfield, Mass. Adding-machine
Spangler, Albert E. (See Varwig and Spangler.)
Spangler, David F., Santa Ana, Cal. Spading-machine
Spangler, Harrison D. (See Norris and Spangler.)
Spangler, Harrison D., assignor to Norris & Brother, Rushville, Ind, Seeding-machine. . .
Spangler, Harrison D,, assignor to NoitIs & Brother, Rushville, Ind. Seeding-machine . .
Spangler, Harry D., assignor to Non'is & Brother, Rushville, Ind. Seeding-machine
Spangler, Jacob W., York, Pa. Fertilizer-distributer
Sparks, Arthur A., Trenton, N. J. Boot or .shoe polishing machine
Spai'ks, Henry H. (See Andrews and Sparks.)
Sparks, Tlio:iias J., assignoi' of one-half to R. McDonald, OroviUe, Cal. Wagon-brake
Sparks, William E. (See Birch, John, assignor.)
Sparks, William E., assignor to P. & F. (Sorbin, New Britain, Conn. Lock for sliding
doors -
Sparks, William E., assignor to Sargent & Co., New Haven, Conn. Reversible latch 306,545 OctT 14; 658
Sparrell, R. Edwin. (See Marshall and Sparrell.)
Sparrow, Frank M., assignor, by mesne assignments, to himself and V/
tapoisett. Mass. Electric hot-air-furnace regulator
Sparrow, William E. (See Sparrow, Frank M., assignor.)
Spaulding, Abner C, Richmond, Me. Lifting-jack
Spanlding. Albert H. , Silver Creek, N. Y. Centrifugal bolting-reel
Spaulding, Jennings & Co. (See Steel, Walter, assignor.)
Spaulding, .John, San Francisco, Cal. Steam-boiler and sediment-collector combined
Spaulding, Judson, Providence, R. I. Device for hoisting and lowering weights
Speaks, Charles W., Canal Winchester, Ohio. Eein-guard
Spear, Samuel S., South Weymouth, Mass
637
64,65
562
557
276
(101
no2
520
317
;200
201
598
502
207
338
534
267
606
.32
119
109
172
208
156
190
113
118
138
138
224
444
4.->3
4.^.3
1.56
201
126
f 118
)H9
368
110
104
424
Sept. 30 2050
July 22 1648
Aug. 26 1481
Mar. 25 1711
June 3 4.54
Mar. 18 1395 !
428 T"^
*'"' I ) 120
103 32,33
33
119
568
452
408
173
473
119
387
Sept. 30 2052 568
Dec. 9 I .577 1.52
Mar. 4 224 63
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45
390
397
651
769
1181
229
141
412
1086
520
1060
805
1302
902
426
833
902
515
128
521
564
127
78
1009
910
910
497
1085
1236
1138
11.39
565
141
615
80
689
515
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833
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, lrid4.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
275
Name, residence, and inrention.
Spearniiin, John .J., Sharon, Pa. Valve for hot-blast ovens
Spears, Henry H., Paris, Kv. Cloversecd harvester
Spears, Ralph R., Wheelins, W. Va. Liltiusijack
Specialty Maiiufacturiji); Company. (See Riulolpb, Justus H., assignor.)
Speed, janies, Jr., Worthington, Ky. Fence- wire fastener
Speer, Darius B., Blue Grass, Iowa, Machine lor cuttinft green corn from the cob
Speer, John II., Jr., Fort Branch, Ind. Grain-breaker and giinding-niill
Spcer, William W., Pittsburg, Pa. Plow
Speers. Xoah W., Sr., as.signor of one-half to W. A. Smith, Memphis, Tenn. Baling-press. ..
Speers, Noah TV., Sr., assiguorof one-half to W. A. Smith, Memphis, Tenn. Combined fric-
tion and cog gear
Speirs, Hugli" (See Brother, Morris, and Speirs.)
Spelman, William, Portland. Me. Rowing appaiatus or exercising-machine
Speuce, Adam, et al. (See Heishberger, Daniel, assignor.)
Speuce, Charles D., as.signor to Smith, Gray & Co., Brooklyn, If. Y. Garment attachment.
Spence, J.TOob, et al. /See Hershberger, Daniel, assignor.)
Sponce, AVilliam. (See Tliompson and Spence.)
Spence, Wiiliara, Surbiton, and R. C. Thompson, Brixton Rise, county of Surrey, England.?
Tricycle I
Spencer, Albert H., Boston, Mass. Pen-holder
Spencer, Archelaus E., Chicago, 111., assignor to D. H. Spencer, Jr., Corinne, Utah Ter.
Desiccating alum
Spencer Arms Company. (See Rhodes, Richard, assignor.)
S|ieucer, Charles B., as.-iignor of one-half to S. G. Hastings, .Spiceland, Ind. Car coupling..
Spencer, Charles F., assignor to C. F. Marsh and F. M. Thrasher, Rochester, N. T Eye-
glasses
Spencer, Charles F., assignor to 0. W. and L. 0. McKinuey, Rochester, N. T. Screw-
driver
Spencer, Charles F., assignor of one-half to H. F. Atkinson, Rochester, N. Y. Attachment
for rubber shoes -
Spencer, Charles W.. Richmond, Mo. Car-conpliug
Spencer, Christopher M., and R. Rliodes, Wind.sor, Conn. Magazine-gun
Spencer, Derastns H., Jr. (See S|)encer, Archclaus E., assignor.)
Spencer, Eugene. (See Hough and Spencer )
Spencer, Eugene F., Cincinnati. Ohio. Webbing
Spencer, Francis M. (See Ford and Spencer.)
Spencer. Gustavus M., et al. (.Sre Ewing. Thomas, assignor.)
Spencer. Hedges L., Social Circle, Ga. Compost and cottonseed distributer, corn and pea(
planter, and dump-cart 5
Spencer, James E., et al. (See Bucklin, Charles A., assignor.)
Spencer, James I., Chelsea, Mass. Fly-screen
Spencer, John S., et al. (See Bucklin. Charles A., as.signor.)
Spencer, John S.. New York, N, Y. Eyeglasses '.
Speiuer, Julius A., D wight. 111. Baling-press
Spencer, Mary J., Brooklyn. N. Y. Scholar's companion
Spencer, Sinif-on. (See McEwen and Spencer.)
Spengler, Christian G., Hoboken, N. J., assignor to J. Dickie. Brooklyn. N. Y. Pen
Spenglcr, Christian G., Hoboken. N. J., assignor to Electric Patrol Indicator Company, of
New York. Watchmen's electric time-dotector
Spengler. Chrisiian G., Hoboken, N. J., assignor to AV. A. Leggo, Montreal, Canada.
Telegraphic transmitter -
Sporber, August, assignor to himself, Dalzell Bros. & Gilmore, "Wellsburg, W. Va. Glass-
Steam-generating stove
Electric regulator..
Commutator and brush for electric motors and generators
Regulating device for electric lamps
Sperry, Barton E., Batavia, 111.
Sperry, Elmer A., Chicago, 111.
Sperry, Elmer A., Chicago, 111.
Sperry, Elmer A., Chicago, 111.
Sperry, Elmer A., Cortland, N. Y. Electric-arc lamp
Sperry, Elmer A., assignor to J. Van Denburgh, Cortland, N. T. Machine for cutting
screw-threads
Speny, George S.. New Richmond, Wis. Hot-air generator
Spicer, Andrew J., assignor to himself and A. S. Gross, Portland, Oreg. Oiler
Spicer, Andrew J., assignor of one-half to A. S. Gross, Portland, Oreg. Hod-iron
Spicer, David H., St. Cloud, Minn. Kitchen-cabinet
Spicer, David H., St. Cloud. Minn. Refri^'erator
Spicer, Pratt A., Marshall, Mich. Hay-tedder
Spicer, Willi.am. (See AYerts and Spicer.)
Spiegel, Adolph, assignor to Farbwerke, vormal? Meister, Lucius & Briining, Hochst-on-
the-Main. Germany. Azo coloring-matter
Spiegel, Adolph, assignor to Farbwerke, vormals Meister, Lvicius & Briining, Hiichst-on
the-Main, Germany. Fastening azo colois on yarn or textile fabrics
Spiegel, Adolph. assignor to Farbwerke, vonnals Meister, Lucius <fc Briining. Hochst-on-
the-Main, Germany. Azo coloring-matter
Spiegel, Adol])hus. Hiichst-on-the-Main, Germany, assignor to Farbwerke. vormals Meister,
Lucius it Bi lining. Manufacture of bisulphite compound of azo coloring-matters
Spiegel, Adolphus, assignor to Farbwerke, vormals Meister, Lucius & Briining. Hochston-
the-Main, Germany. Preparation of pheneto-sulpho-diazo-beta-naphthol with bisulphite
compound
Spiegel, Charles A., Philadelphia, Pa. Holder for papers
Spiel, Johannes, Berlin, Germany. Gas-motor
No.
300,329
292,377
295,300
309.415
295.831
291,634
306,873
294,818
294,819
304,142
294,686
296,639
291, -IIG
301,174
304,467
296,886
301,173
303.9.55
296,640
299,282
305,350
302,789
293,915
202,959
301,143
291,415
299,283
298,906
302,360
305,720
308,210
297,8(16
297,e67
.301,175
304,966
294,092
308,288
298 514
301.765
301.574
30,-J.102
307,347
Date.
302.790
302,791
303,335
June 10
Jan. 22
Mar. 18
Dec. 16
Mar. 25
Jan. 8
Oct. 21
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Aug. 26
Mar. 4
Apr. 8
Jan. 1
July 1
Sept. 2
Apr. 15
July 1
Aug. 19
Apr. 8
May 27
Sept. 16
July 29
Feb. 19
Feb. 5
Aug. 26
Jan. 1
May 27
May 20
July 22
Sept. 23
Nov. 18
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
July 1
Sept. 9
Feb. 26
Nov. 18
May 13
JulV 8
Sept. 2
Nov. 18
Oct. 28
July 29
Jnly 29
Aug. 12
Spiel, Johannes, Berlin, Germany. Gas-engine -
Spilger, Otto. (See Earth and Spilger.)
Spining, John N. (See Harris. Francis M., M. G„ M. J., and M. L.. assignors.)
Spinney, Ben.iamin F., et al. (See Hawkins and Woodward, assignors.)
Spinney, William F., Reading, Mass. Mold for forming heel-stifieners
Spinney. William F., Reading, Mass. Mold for forming heel-stift'eners
Spitta, Richard, Sr., Brandenburg-on-the-Havel, Prussia, Germany. Apparatus for tan-
ning hides
Spitz, Henry B., et al. (See Bray, Morris P., assignor.)
Spitaenberg. Christoph, Kirkwobd, assignor of one-half to P. Degnan, St. Louis, Mo. Mak-
ing whips _ —
Spitzenberg, Christoph, Kirkwood.assignorof one-half to P. Degnan, St. Louis,Mo. Whip.
306,546 Oct. 14
306,969 Oct. 21
301,295 July 1
291,102 Jan. 1
302,045
July 15
Monthly
volume.
03
1064
1717
1216
1123
1891
790
1095
586
587
1617
419
943
500
132
231
1247
131
1363
944
1650
1387
2203
1462
225
1617
499
1654
1189
1649
1864
1032
2495
2497
133
288
479
338
301
524
222
291
162
163
441
117
^264
' 265
140
34,35
67
348
34
378
265
474
385
C606
J 607
404
62
442
140
475
335
452
Official
Gazette.
302,438 July 22 1748 i 479
304,144 Aug. 26 1619 442 | 28
308,003 ' Nov. 11 762 208 29
306.701 I Oct. 14 868
306.702 1 Oct. 14 I 869
229
229
1127
331
1061
925
1190
148
222
936
936
770
901
188
89
27
860
250
26
717
188
864
1086
427
713
484
770
89
864
766
323
1181
581
494
494
27
991
763
600
666
170
888
553
346
427
427
,565
129
244
55
22
242
341
771
521
167
167
276
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
ITame, residence, and invention.
Spitzli, Alfred, West Troy, N". T. Adhesive wafer
Spivalo & Forman. (See. Anderson, Jolm P., assignor.)
Splitdorf, Henry, N"ew Toilc, N. T. Wire-covermjc machine
Spoerl, William H., Hamilton, Ohio. Furniture-caster
Spofford, Joseph L. (See Gillette, Kinjr C, assignor.)
Spoo, Mathias G-. (See Dnchscher and Spoo.)
Spooner, Daniel "W., Minneapolis, Minn. Builder's scaffolding
Spooner, Horace, New York, ST. T. Child's carriage
Spooner, Samuel P., Bucklin, Mo. Piston for force-pumps
Sprague, Charles L. (See Flemmings, Robert F., Jr., assignor.)
Sprague, Daniel A. (See Perry and Sprague.)
Sprague. Dudley D., California, and P. J. Sprague, Highee, Mo. Straw-stacker for thrash-
ing-machines
Sprague, Eilwin L., Boston, Mass. Mannfacture of boots and shoes
Sprague, Edwin L., Boston, Mass. Last for boots and shoes
Sprague, Edwin L., Boston, Mass. Boot or shoe
Sprague, Frank .T., North Adams, Mass. Electro-dynamic motor
Sprague, Frank J., TT. S. Navy. Dynamo-electiic machine
Sprague, Frank J., New York, N. Y., assignor to S. Insull, trustee. Adjustable resistance
for electrical circuits ".
Sprague, Jacob E,.. St. Louis. Mo. Box-fastener
Sprague, Joseph W. (See Barlow ami Emery, assignors.)
Sprague, Pearley J. (See Sprague. Dudley D. and P. J.)
Spraker, John S., Kokomo, Ind. Fruit-picker. .' >
Spring, George H., Le Mars, Iowa. Cash-carrier
Spring, George H.. Le Mars, Iowa. Store-service system
Spring, George H., Bath, assignor of one-half to E. J. Sugru, Hocliester, N. Y. Ruffling
attachment for sewing-machines
Springer. Lorin C, Hyde Park, assignor of eleven-twentieths to C. G. "Wiight, Chicago,;
111. Morse register and perforator '_
Springfield Engine and Thresher Company. (See Kelly and Dieter, assignors.)
Springtield Manufacturing Company. (See Dixon, Robert W., assignor.)
Springstein, Harry B., Atlanta, Ga. Treadle attachment
Sprinkle, George E., South Whitley. Ind. Horseshoe
Sprogell, John. (See Haskins and'Sprogell.)
Sprogell, John, and H. S. Haskins, assignors to E. Harrington, Son & Co., Philadelphia,
Pa. Overhead railway
Spross, George A., Toledo, Ohio. Bucket
Spross, George A., and R. Meeker, Toledo, Ohio. Merchandise-package
Sproul, Andiew, Hannibal, Mo., assignor to himself and F. C. Stevens, Attica, N. Y.
Lock for wagon end-gates
Sprout, A. Rensselaer, Picture Rocks, Pa. Hoop -
Sprout, A. Rensselaer, Picture Rocks, Pa. Machine for bending and scoring hoops
Sprout, A. Rensselaer, Picture Rocks, Pa. M.achine for applying fasteners to hoops
Sprout, A. Rensselaer, Picture Rocks, Pa. Hoop-fastener - . .'
Spruce, James, assignor to Scovill Manufacturing Company, Waterbury, Conn. Flush-pull
Spruce, James, assignor to Scovill Mannfactuiing Company, Waterbury, Conn. Imita-
tion twisted wire ,
Spruce, James, assignor to Scovill Manufacturing Company, Waterbury, Conn. Appara-
tus for mauufactuiing imitation twisted wire
Spruce, James, assignor to Scovill Manufacturing Company, Waterbury, Conn. Sheet-
metal knob -
Spruce, James, assignor to Scovill Manufacturing Company, Waterbury, Conn. Cock for
gas and water fi xtures
Spry, John B. , and T. Barry, Valparaiso, Ind. Wagon running-gear
Spurgeon, Samuel J., Houstonia, Mo. Rein protector
Spurgeon, Samuel J.. Honstonia, Mo. Citcuit-closer for telegraph-keys
Squier, George L. (See Stevens, Henry B., assignor.)
Squier, Horace S., Newark, N. J. BriiUe-bit
Squier, Oliver P., Santa Barbara, Cal. Centrifugal honey-extractor
Sqtrire, Annie D., et nl. (See Barnard, Daniel G., assignor.)
Squire. Chailes R., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor of one-half to J. F. Hotchkiss, Plainfield,
N. J. Preparing ores for amalgamation and desulphurizing the same
Squires, John 0., and J. K. Shriv'er, Baltimore, Md. Guard for mohling-machines
Squires, Zachariah, Jr., Chicago, assignor to himself and E. P. Waters, Roseville, 111. Har-
ness-saddle
St. Amant, Francis, Boston, Mass. Piano-action
St. Clair, James 0. (See Van Riper and St. Clair.)
St. John, Cyrus, Horicon, Wis. Tooth-holder for seeders
St. John, Cvms, Horicon, Wis. Cultivator
St. John, EdmondH., Toledo, Ohio. Wrench
St. John, Garland B., Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Chair
St. John, Garland B., Jackson, Mich. Plow
St. John, Garland B., Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Plow
St. John, John C, assignor of one-half to P. M. Clarke, New York, N. Y. Tag
St. John Sewing Machine Company. (See Turnbull, Alonzo E., assignor.)
St. John, William W., St. Louis, Mo. Piston-valve ,
St. Louis Iron and Machine Works. (See Krutzsch. Herman, assignor-.)
St. Louis Stamping Company. (See Niedringhaus, William F., as.sicnor.)
St. Mielcarek, Wladlslaus, assignor of one-half to F. Molinsk, Grand Rapids, Mich. Ven-
tilator for stove-pipes
St. Pierre, Xavier, Osceola, Nev. Skate-sharpener V/"^J.
Stabler, James P., Sandy Spring, Md. Central-office instrnment for telephone-lines
Stabler, James P., Sandy Spring, Md. Individual-call instrument for telephones
Stacey, Edward D., and W. K. Vance, Corsicana, Tex. Weather-board gage
Stackhouse, Samuel. (See Entherton and Staokhouse.)
Stackpole, C. H. (See De Foy, Pi-ank R.. assignor.)
Stadler, John 6., Eothcnbacli, Bavaria, Germany. Brick and tile machine
Staff, Peter N. (See Cochran, Albert M., assignor.)
Stafford, Charles. (See Richeson, Frank, assignor.)
Stafford, Frank W., and G. A, Henderson, Decatur, HI. Cuff-holder
No.
301,176
30n,'I0.1
291,238
298,791
291,949
307,815
298,250
291 790
3(l(i,G.54
300,0.55
295.454
304,145
309.167
304,309
300,152
303,464
306,547
29.5,301
296,041
301,706
298,907
301.177
292.703
305,977
299,284
293,916
293.917
293.918
293.919
299,032
299,285
300,741
302,046
305.638
300,914
291.797
293,105
309,660
309,003
309,168
293,534
306,056
293,369
303,465
304,. 578
305,027
293,813
294,699
296,246
298,711
308,007
300,438
300,656
306,360
306,361
302,792
299,591
298,035
Date.
July 1
June 17
Jan. 1
May 20
•Jan. 15
Nov. 11
May 6
Jan. 8
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
Mar. 18
Aug. 26
Dec. 9
Sept. 2
June 10
Aug. 12
Oct. 14
Mar. 18
Apr. 8
July 8
May 20
July 1
Jan. 29
Sept. .30
May 27
Feb. 19
T'eb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
May 20
May 27
June 17
July 15
Sept. 23
June 24
Jan. 8
Feb. 5
Dec. 23
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
Feb. 12
Oct. 14
Feb. 12
Aug. 12
Sept. 2
Sept. 9
Feb. 19
Mar. 4
Apr. 1
May 13
Nov. 11
Oct. 14
June 17
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
July 29
June 3
May 6
Monthly
volume.
135
1167
277
1048
1177
536
376
977
808
810
1396
1620
792
105
828
727
660
1217
945
1191
136
2149
2200
1055
1463
1464
1465
1466
1344
1655
1607
1239
17.56
1824
978
404
1447
578
793
968
811
780
731
391
963
1333
435
432
939
766
527
1495
424
427
2209
116
95
320
78
293
328
146
100
275
214
214
387
443
211
33
224
(199
) 200
5173
jn4
339
(265
)266
241
335
36
598
611
475
404
405
405
405
384
475
440
343
488
499
275
110
391
152
264
214
209
200
108
263
370
121
122
261
209
141
412
113
114
114
607
29
25
Official
Gazette.
28
27
^28
^29
26
hi
29
27
[29
29
28
27
27
27
1155
50
739
227
476
597
181
156
156
1095
771
856
834
1085
596
129
1061
188
170
767
27
412
1249
865
713
713
713
713
796
865
1234
242
1160
1280
181
515
991
812
856
019
156
584
596
889
1005
690
903
83
712
522
103
1216
78
79
427
941
545
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphahelical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
277
Name, residence, and invention.
Stafford, Frederick M., et al. (See Comstock, Francis M., assignor.)
Stafford, Hir;ini P., DecMtiir, HI.- Draintileperforaiiug niacliiue and perforated drain-tile .
Statford, Jului W.. Acaiupo. Cal. Ad.jiistable beam-wheel
Stafford, Malilon .T., Wheatland. Ind. Attachment for plows
Stafford, Marshall r... New York, N. T. Ventilation
Statlord, Mai.shall I!.. New York, N. Y. A'eiitihition
Stagft. John L., Chicago, Ill.,assiguor to ITuited States RoUingStockCompany, New York,
N. Y. Car-fl. or frame
Staggs, Benjamin F., Henilersonville, N. C. CoB'eo-pot
Stahl, Frank. (See Gerlach and Stahl.i
Stahl. Henry, Cherry Mills, Pa. Hay-fork
Stahlberg. Charles, Corslcana, Tex. Escapement for tnrsion-pendulnms
Stiiiger. Christoph. Brooklyn, assiguor to L. Sauter & Co., New York, N. Y. Finger-ring
Stainfield, Harry M., BiU' vrns, Ohio. Spark-ariester
Stambaush, David F.. Rltinirham, 111. Spring l)ed-hottom
Stamm, Anton, Leadville, Colo. Process of and apparatus for making coal-gas
Stamm, Anton, Leadville, Colo. Apparatus for preparing oxygenated air
Stamp. William, Susquehanna Depot. Pa. Car coupling
Stamp, William, assignor of one-third to M. B. Wright, Siisquehanna Depot, Pa.
ling
Car-conp-
Standard Combustion Company. (See Farr. George, assignor.)
Standard Electrical Works. (See Hamlin. Everlyn B.. assiguor.) (Reissue.)
Standard File Company. (See Hamblin, Silvanus, assiguor.)
Standard Hydro-Carbon Machine Company. (See Jack.«nu, Walter M., assignor.)
Standard Machinery Company. (See Tavener. Robert W., assignor.)
Standard Oil Company. (See Beach, William W., assignor.)
Standard. Perry J. (See Tompkins and Standard.)
Standard Tool Co. (See Bellows, Stephen H.. assignor.)
Standard Tool Company. (See Arnold, Andrew R., assignor.)
Standard Trimmer Company. (See Griffin, John H., assignor.)
Standard Vapor Fuel Iron and Steel Company of New York. (See Jones, Gomer, assignor.)
Standing. WUliam, and F. .J. Swaiue, St. Louis, Mo. Trace-holder
Stange, Hernnann, Dresden, Saxony, Germany. Rotary double bearing with periodically
altex'nate action . ,
Stanger, Gustav A., Chester. Conn. Bung-borer
Stanke, Florian. San Francisco, Cal. Ship's drag
Stanley, George W., Wyoming, N. Y. Centrifugal honey-extractor
Stanley, Henry, and N. Cornelius, St. Louis, Mo. Apparatus for bolting flour
Stanley, Henry D. (See Doolittle, George, assignor )
Stanley, Henry D., assignor to Bridgeport Brass Compan.y, Bridgeport, Conn. Apparatus
for covering electric conductors - -
Stanley Horse Collar Company. (See Staule.v and Leniassena, assignors.)
Stanley, Ira N., Brooklyn, N. Y., and W. A. Stedmau, Newport, R. I. Gas-retort furnace
Stanley, James. (See Leniassena and Stanly.)
Stanle.y, James, Newark, N. J., a-ssignor to L. Lemassena. Carriage-top-prop block
Stanley, James, and T. F. Leniassena, assignors, by mesuc assignments, to L. Lemassena,
Newark, N. J. Manufacture of portions of a harness
Stanley, James, and T. F. Lemassena; said Lemassena assignor to L. Lemassena, Newark,
N. j' Saddle or saddle-tree
Stanley, James, and T. F. Lemassena, assignors to Stanley Horse Collar Company^, New-
ark, N. J. Horse-collar
Stanley, Robert V. (See Herkimer, Jacob, assignor.)
Stanley Rule and Level Company. (See Traut, Justu.s A., assignor.)
Stanley, William, Jr., Englewood, N. J. Air-pump
Stauley, William, Jr., Englewood, N. J. Secondary battery
Stanley, William, Jr., Englewood, N. J. Secondary battery
Stanley Works. (See Hart, Charles E., assiguor.)
Stannard, John E. (See Hurd, James C.. assignor.)
Stannard, .John E., Springfield, Mass. Machiue for creasing paper ,
Stansbury, Alfred D., Collier's, W. Va. Car-coupling :
St.ansbury, Alfi ed D., C^ollier's, W. Va. Spring-motor
Stansbury, Joseph A., Chicago, HI. Automatic advertisiug device
Stansbury, William K., Middletown. N. Y. Pruning-saw ^
Stanton, George B.. Long Lake, N. Y. Oar
Stanton, James D., Dayton. Ohio. AVrench
Stanton, Judson A., Sauk Rapids, Minu. Wrench
Stanton. Lafayette J., Sand Lake, Mich., assiguor to A. L. Sheets, F. H. Olin, C. O. Cain,
A. Giddiugs, W. H. Brooks, G. W. Crabbe, V. Powell, H. L. Carter, M. V. Wilson, and
A. P. Comstock. Harrow-tooth
Stanton, Wiley H. (See Huraplirevs, William G., assignor.)
Stanton, William A., Geneva, N. Y. Lubricator
Stanwood, James B. (See Lane and Stanwood.)
Stanwood, James B., Cincinnati, Ohio. Automatic cut-off governor
Stanwood. James D., Boston, Mass. Switch-operating mechanism
Staples, John M., Rose Mills, Va. Velocipede
Staples. John M., Rose Mills, Va. Machine for trimming wall-paper
Starbuck. Theodore. (See Real, William C, assiguor.)
Staring, Alouzo H., German Flats. N. Y. Gate
Stark, Andrew. (See Noyes and Stark.)
Stark, Andrew, assignor ito L. W. Noyes, Chicago, HI. Adding-machine
Stark, Thomas L., Chicago, HI. Sewer
Stark, William F., New York, N. Y. Voltaic plaster
Stark, William F., New York. N. Y. Portable siphon
Staike, Arabella (3-., executrix. (See Starke, Patrick H.) (Reissue.)
Starke, Edwin D., Richmond, Va. ' Plow
No.
293,106
30a,40.1
■299, see
294,820
297,189
309,990
297,190
292,378
292,870
293,98.5
297,028
297,808
291,417
300,027
292,704
309,169
303,676
30.'), 351
298,908
308,211
305,483
304,967
291,239
293,107
296,240
293,535
293,601
299,286
294.412
299,177
299,178
298.425
294, (i93
297,725
291,103
296,241
300.915
305.3.52
294,413
Date.
309,416
304,761
307.501
298,036
293,536
305,484
Feb. 5
Aug. 12
June 3
Mar. 11
Apr. 22
Dec. 30
Apr. 22
Jan. 22
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
Apr. 15
Apr. 29
Jan. 1
June 10
Jan. 29
Dec. 9
Aug. 19
Sept. 16
May 20
Nov. 18
Sept. 23
Sept. 9
Jan. 1
Feb. 5
Apr. 1
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
May 27
Mar. 4
May 27
May 27
May 13
Mar. 4
Apr. 29
Jan. 1
Apr. 1
.June 24
Sept. Ifi
Mar. 4
Dec. 16
Sept. 9
Nov. 4
May 6
Fe6. 12
Sept. 23
Monthly
volume.
CO
298,037 May 6
Starke, Fred. C, Milwaukee, Wis. Portable elevator
Staike, Patrick H., deceased: A G. Staike, Richmond, Va., executrix. Plow. (Reissue).
Starke.y, Nahum, and G. W. Crowther. Ame.sbuiy, Mass. Two-wheeled vehicle
Stalks, John L., Sharon Grove, Ky. Reversible shears
Starks, Nils O., and J. A. Johnson, assignors to Fuller & Johnson Manufacturing Com-
pany, Madison, Wis. Coin-planter - ■
308,528 Nov. 25
297.643 Apr. 29
293,679 Feb. 19
301.767 July 8
295,952 ] Apr. 1
305,639 Sept. 23
10,477 ! May 6
294,920 Mar. 11
300,153 I June 10
I
303,066 I Aug. 5
405
659
455
587
1629
1866
1630
1718
112
1.532
1425
2499
501
661
2149
794
1009
1387
1192
1033
1560
892
278
406
426
1043
1656
94
1530
1531
594
429
2343
111
427
1825
1388
95
1124
624
96
970
1568
98
14.58
2232
1144
110
180
119
163
447
503
447
479
30
427
392
684
140
180
18t
599
212
276
385
335
280
;432
' 432
242
78
110
120
264
283
475
24
438
438
168
120
637
31.32
120
499
385
25
301
171
Official
Gazette.
Ill 30,31
25
265
432
25
397
607
319
242
68 20,21
493 I 133
713 , 199
829 i 225
233
64
29
28
29
27
26
28
27
29
27
26
28
27
1 28
27
26
27
28
515
582
1009
936
324
1086
324
331
464
729
282
495
89
1055
412
856
652
1087
767
581
1124
992
51
516
81
619
632
865
845
840
841
647
902
464
23
81
1281
1087
845
925
940
390
545
619
1124
545
673
443
658
170
16
1160
620
959
1080
498
278
IHDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Starr, Alfred A., Westfield, N. J. Fire-escape
Starr Bros. Bell Company. (See Eich, Denison A., assignor.)
Starr, Eben T.. New Tork, N. T. Hand-mirror.
Starr, Eben T., New York, N. T. Trunk-lock
Starr Electric Storage Company. (See Stair, EU T., assignor.)
Sta,rr, Eli T., PhUaoelphia, Pa., assignor of one-half to W. J. Peyton, Washington, D. Ci
Conduit for underground electric conductors '
Starr, Eli T., Philadelphia, Pa., as.signor of one-half to W. J. Peyton, 'Washingtoi), D. C ,
H. M. Lewis and J. W. White, Philadelphia, Pa. Secondary-battery plate or electrode .
Starr, EU T., assignor of one-half to H. M. Lewis, J. "W. White, Philadelphia, Pa., and W.
J. Pevton, Washington, D. C. Secondary battery and constructing electrodes therefor. .
Starr, Eli T., assig-nor of one-half to H. M. Lewis, j. W. White, Philadelphia, Pa., and W.l
J. Peyton, Washington, D. C. Battery electrode or element !
Starr, Eli T., assignor to S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
Electric motor and dynamo-electric machine
Starr, Eli T., assignor to S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
Electric motor
Starr, Eli T., assignor to S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
Electric mouth-lamp
Starr, Eli T., assignor to S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
Electrical cauterizing apparatus - ;
Starr, Eli T., assignor to S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa.i
Electric mouth-illuminator ;
Starr, Eli T., assignor to S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
Electric-light speculum
Starr, Eli T., assignor to S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
Dental-engine angle attachment
Starr, Eli T., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to J. C. .i.nd S. S. White, Jr., executors of S. S.
White, deceased. Dental-engine hand-piece - .
Starr, Eli T., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Starr Electric Storage Company, of New Jer-
sey. Secondary electric battery
Starr, Ferdinand W., assignor of one-half to T. Wall, Springfield, Ohio. Spoke-socket
Starr, Isaac, assignor of one-half to P. H. Gilkey, Kichland, Mich. Thrashing-machine
straw-carrier - - .
Starr, Menitt, assignor of one-half to E. M. Ehrlioh, Chicago, Dl. Shelving-curtain.
Starr, Nathaniel W., Tarrytown, N. Y. Sled-runner
Starr, William, et al. (See Schnbiger, Benjamin A., assignor.)
Starratt, Arthur P., Brockton, Mass. Machine for marking and gaging shoe-vamps
Starrett. William, North Manchester, Ind. Door-securer
Stasch, Emil K., Coming, N. T. Chimney-cowl
Staufenbeil, Charles, San Luis Obispo, Cal. Horse-collar
Staugaard, Hans H. (See Ellwood and Staugaard.)
Staver & Co., H. C. (See Smith, George K., assignor.)
Stayner, James 0., Angola, Ind . WindmiU
Stead, James C, Brooklyn, N. T. Steam boiler and generator
Steane, Charles B., Pleasanton, Cal. Plow
Stearmac, Arohable E., Vichy, assignor of one-half to M. Glenn, Maries County, Mo. Car-
coupling .
Stearns, Charles W., Milton, N. T. Whl.st-marker
Stearns, Dewitt. (See Avery, Richard B., assizor.)
Stearns, Frank M., Berea, Ohio. Knockdown trame for grindstones
Stearns, Frank M. , Berea, Ohio. Grindstone-hangings
Stearns, G. W. & M. L. (See Plummer. Frank H., assignor.)
Steams, George E., New York, N. T. Dovetailed grooved brick for building purposes
Steams. John'A., Johnstown, Pa. Furnace for the manufacture of metals direct from the oie.
Stears, Emily A., Brooklyn, N. Y. Culinary vessel
Stebbins, Charles A., Chelsea, Mass. Letter-box
Stebbins, George P. (See Stebbins, Lorenzo and G. P.)
Stebbins, James H.. Jr., New Yoi-k, N. Y. Manufacture of brown coloring-matter
Stebbins, Lorenzo, Hinsdale, N. H.. and G. P. Stebbins, Vemon, Vt. Car-coupling
Stebbins, Lorenzo, Hinsdale, N. H., and G. P. Stebbins, Veraon, Vt. Car-coupling
Stebbins, Nathan M., Wales, Mass. Door-closing device
Steber, Bernard T.. Utica, N. Y. Match-splint clamp
Stechhan, Otto, Indianapolis, Ind. Keclining-chair
Steck, Ernst F., Chicago, HI. Hook-and-ladder truck
Stedman, David K., assignor of one-half to G. H. Horning, Elizabeth, N. J. Permutation-
lock
Stedman, David R., assignor of one-half to R. J. Bowen, Elizabeth, N. J. Shade-roller
Stedman, Mortimer D., assignor to C. C. Dunliam, Unionville, Conn. Conveyer for nut-
machines
Stedman, William A. (See Stanley and Stedman.)
Steed, Oran F., and E. A. Nixon, Little River, K.ms. Chum
Steel, Andrew E., assignor of one-eighth to A. C. Weaver, Lake City, Minn. Seat-lock for
vehicles .
Steel, Joseph W,, Goshen, Ind. Draft-equalizer
Steel, Robert, and J. Vannote, Philadelphia, Pa. Spring-motor
Steel, Walter, assignor to Spaulding, Jennings & (Jo., West Bergen, N. J. Bearing for
rolling-mills
Steele, Abner J., Allegheny, Pa. Wagon-brake
Steele, Alonzo, et al. (See Payne. William H., assignor.)
Steele, Asa M., Whitesborough, Tex. Cotton-packer
Steele, Charles R., et al. (See Wilson, Merrick F., assignor.)
Steele, Dudley S., et al. (See Rose, Thomas, assignor.)
Steele, Edward D., Waterbury, Conn. Button-fastener
Steele, Edward D,, Waterbury, Conn., assignor to Heaton Button Fastener Company,
Providence, R. I. Blank for button-fasteners
Steele. Eli.jah F.. Wallingford, Conn. Water- velocipede
Steele, George, New York, N. Y. Steam-boiler
Steele, George W., Paterson, N. J. Shade-fixture
No.
301,296
305,640
308,212
291,798
295,455
295,456
295,889
300,154
302,793
300,523
300,155
300,524
300,525
307,686
302,870
299,434
305,978
305,979
303,759
300,156
302.439
297,465
295,687
298,126
299.869
302.440
301,297
300,916
304,370
207,460
299,870
295,067
298.426
308,004
296,642
302,170
298.127
308.103
306.970
303,677
296,478
307,816
293,810
294,414
293,370
297,191
308,104
203,283
309,!-93
Steele, George W., Paterson, N. J. Machine for shaping sash-rails.
296,081
299,693
306,971
292,960
303,678
298.792
307.599
298,128
305,485
Date.
July 1
Sept. 23
Nov. 18
Jan. 8
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Mar. 25
June 10
July 29
June 17
June 10
June 17
June 17
Nov. 4
July 29
May 27
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Aug. 19
June 10
July 22
Apr. 22
Mar. 25
May 6
June 3
July 22
July 1
June 24
Sept. 2
Apr. 22
June 3
Mar. 11
Mav 13
Nov. 11
Apr. 8
July 15
May 6
Nov. 18
Oct 21
Aug. 19
Apr. 8
Nov. 11
Feb. 19
Mar. 4
Feb. 12
Apr. 22
Nov. 18
Feb. 12
Dec. 30
Apr, 1
June 3
Oct. 21
Feb. 5
Aug. 19
Mav 20
Nov. 4
May 6
Sept. 23
Monthly
volume.
287
17.59
1033
979
1402
1404
1978
830
2209
1312
832
1313
131 (i
356
2318
1842
2201
2201
1113
835
1750
1984
1712
202
456
1752
288
1826
106
1984
457
911
596
763
947
1393
203
891
1214
537
1328
97
781
1631
892
666
1750
223
265
1215
226
1012
1049
239
204
1570
78
489
281
(275
1276
388
388
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(548
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607
360
225
C3fi0
^361
361
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637
530
611
611
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(225
^226
480
541
474
54
119
480
78
499
33
542
119
249
168
208
266
54
243
323
1010 ! 276
738 204
146
147
368
25
209
447
243
178
472
65
66
323
62
277
293
66
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Gazette.
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55
1161
.581
181
1096
1096
1204
1086
427
1183
1086
1183
1184
436
446
900
1250
1250
672
1087
342
391
1158
565
1009
342
55
1281
834
391
1009
992
648
521
188
270
560
554
244
652
146
476
689
846
584
324
5.54
563
1064
45
970
244
484
652
7.39
414
566
1185
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
279
Name, icsidouce, and invention.
Steele, Oliver. (See AtUin, Saiimel T., assianor.)
Steele, Raii.«oni, assignor to Knssoll & Erwiu Manufacturing Company, New Britain, Conn.
Combined carpenter's square and bevel
Steere, Frank .1 ., assignor to Steere & Turner, Springtield, Mass. Combination stop-action
for ortrans -
Steere, Jolm TV., assignor to Steere & Turner, S))riDgfield, Mass. Pipe-organ
vSteere ifc Turner. (See Steere, Frank J., assignor.)
Steere & Turner. (See Steere, .Jolm "VT.. assignor.)
Steers, Schuyler B. (See Stewart and Stec^rs.)
Steers, William. Brattleborougli, Vt. Extension-bit
Stetfen, Cail. Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Extracting sugar from molasses, sirups, and the
juices of plants
Stegman. George G., Lockport, N. Y. Apple coring and slicing machine
Stehli, Jakob, Danbury, assignor to himself and A. F. Champlin, Hartford, Conn. Metal-^
screw machine 5
Stein. Emanuel, et al. (See Scbiinheyder, William G.. assignor.)
Stein Manufacturing Company. (See Kappleyea, Nicholas,' assignor.)
Stein. Philip H., assignor of one-half to J. W. Shepard, Aiistin, Tex. Vehicle-wheel
Steiubach, George P., assignor to himself as trustee, Baltimore, Md. Shoo-fly rocker
Steinberger, Samuel, North Madi.son. Ind. V.ilve -
Steinbrecher. William H.. Detroit. Mich. Shifting seat for sleighs
Steinebrei, Henry, Brooklyn, N. Y. Scatfoldclamp
Sleinei', Gottlieb A., Allegheny City, Pa. Utilizing old rails
Steinke, Alexander, New York. N. Y. Process of and apparatus forthetreatmentof hops
in the manufacture of malt liquors
Steinmetz, C. H. (See Yeiser, JEdmuud, assignor.)
Steinwendcr. Johan. Allegheny, Pa. Fire-escape
Steller. Charles E., Milwaukee. Wis. Sash-lift
Stelteraeyer, Kasper, St. Charles. Mo. Derrick
St«lzmann, Henry, Leech Lake, Minn. Traveling brick-machine
Stelzner, -Tnlius A., Alt Chemnitz, Saxony, Germany. Process of and apparatus for the
production of highly-purified alcohol
Stemmerich. Herman W., Pittsburg. Pa. Oil-cup
Stenger, Andrew, Brooklyn, N. Y. Harness-rosette, door-plate. &c
Stenger, John V., Frohnleiten. Styria, Austria - Hungary, assignor to Mascliinenbau-
anstalt Golzem, (voimals Gottschald &Notzll,) Golzern, Germany. Paper-making ma-
chine
Stent, Edward J. N.
Stent. Edward J. N.
Stephan, George W.
Stephan, Henry and G. W
(See Bergb, Bror F., assignor.)
(See Parsons and Bergh, assignors.) '
(See Stephan, Henry and G. W.)
Straw-stacker. .
Springfield, Ohio.
Stephen, George. (See Boynton and Stephen.)
Stephen, George, et al. (See Boynton, George 0., assignor.)
Stephen, Joseph S., Joliet, 111. Machine for making barb-wire
Stephen, Josejih S.. assignor of one-half to J. G. Patterson, .Joliet, HI.
Stephens, Clinton, Brooklyn. N. Y. Necktie and collar clasp
Stephens, Henry. (See Williamson, Eelly M., assignor.)
Stephens, Ricliard, Negaumee, Mich. Eatchet-drill
Stephens, Samuel. Indianapolis. Ind. Pulley
Stephenson, John, New York, N. Y. Car-axle box
Stephenson, John, New York, N. Y. Car-axle box
Stephenson, John, New York, N. Y. Car-axle box
Fence-post .
Oiling-pad for journal-boxes .
Car-brake
Stephenson, John, New York, N. Y.
Stephenson, John, New York, N. Y.
Stephen,son, John J., Canton, Mo. Hay-stacker
Stephenson, John S., Ashbumbam, Ontario. Canada. Construction of canoes
Stephenson, S.amuel B. (See Cozad, .John A., assignor.)
Stepi)acher, Walter M., Philadelphia, Pa. Shirt
Sterling, Charles A., New York, N. Y. Pipe-casing for submarine rock-drills
Stern, Herman. (See Besanson, John, assignor.)
Stern, John, and W. Meyn. Detroit. Mich. Refrigerator
Stern, Louis, deceased. Philadelphia, Pa. ; K. Cohen, administrator. Decoration of silvered
glass suifaees and signs
Sternberg. William. Cicero, N. Y. Tobacco-transporting rack
Sternberg. William, Davenport, Iowa. Cigar-bunching machine
Stern berger, Herman S., Piqua. Oliio. Crate for mattresses and bedding
Sterne Brothers & Co. (See Prabl. Chai'les, assignor.)
Sternheinier, Friedman, New York, N. Y. Fan
Stetson, Andrew A., assignor of one-hall^ to J. TJpton, Florida, Mo. Car-coupling
Stetson, Frank H.. assignor of three-fourths to E. A. Thissell and F. A. Robinson, Lowell,
Mass. Picker-staff check for looms
Stet.son, George R . assignor to himself and Morse Twist Drill and Machine Company, Ncw^
Bedford, Mass. Device for manufacturing twist-drills S
Stetson. George R.. and F. Buehter. assignors to said Stetson and Morse Twist Drill and?
Machine Company, New Bed ford, Mass. Machine for clearing twist-drills 5
Stet.son, John. (See Cri.sp, Joseph E., assignor.)
Stetson, WaiTen C, Minneapolis, Jlinn. Apparatus for sorting lumber
Stetson. Warren C. Minneanolis. Minn. Log loader and turnei'
Sttttheimer. Jacques R., and T. Leis, Rochester, N. Y. Veterinary medicine-spoon
Stettiner. Chamotte Fabrik Actien Ges.sellschaft. (See Hasse, Julius T.. assignor.)
Steudel, George, Chilton, A^'is. Plow
Stevens, Alonzo C, Elmira. N. Y. Car-coupling
Stevens, Amasa W., East Brooklield, assignor to F. F. BuUard, Palmer, Mass. Barbed
fence-wire .^
Stevens, Amos, Philadelphia, Pa. Ribbon-holder .*
Stevens, Amos, Philadelphia, Pa. Ribbon-holder
Stevens, Anms and A. L., Philadelphia. Pa. Steam rock-diill
Stevens, Andrew J., Sacramento, Cal. Hoisting-crane
No.
299,435
304, .'57.5
304 576
296,242
294. 1.19
303,679
302,525
202,143
29.'), 4.57
309,991
291.635
308.005
300,404
297,467
293.680
301,9.'^3
307,876
296,082
294.285
293.681
291,418
296,083
302,599
295,068
306,657
300,028
291,419
302,954
292.379
296,479
296,480
300.029
303,892
298.909
292,183
300,655
298,251
309,661
30.5,732
298,2.52
305,247
299,871
Date.
May 27
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Apr. 1
Feb. 26
Aug. 19
July 22
Jan. 15
Mar. 18
Dec. 30
Jan. 8
Nov. 11
June 17
Apr. 22
Feb. 19
Jnly 15
Nov. 11
Apr. 1
Feb. 26
Feb. 19
Jan. 1
Apr. 1
July 29
Mar. 11
Oct. 14
June 10
Jan. 1
Aug. 5
Jan. 22
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Jnne 10
Aug. 19
May 20
Jan. 22
June 17
May 6
Dec. 23
Sept. 23
May 6
Sept. 16
June 3
Monthly
volume.
295.069
294,696
291.420
296.887
309,807
293,371
305,248
1845 531
386 107
389 107
428 i 120
297,869 I Apr. 29
308,329 j Nov. 18
I
304,042 Aug. 26
302,600 Jnly 29
309,259 Dec. 16
299.694 Jnne 3
300.405 Jnne 17
291,950 Jan. 15
1796
1013
1864
1404
1405
1868
792
704
1170
(5
277
510
511
512
393
388
503
222
208
321
1985 542
1145 ! 319
1101 ! 302
fi09 168
225 65,66
1945
1146
502
227
1974
534
320
141
66
f 541
1542
502 141
96 I 30
1719 I 479
739 I 204
;C204
1^205
665 ; 181
1276 I 354
1457 409
741
1495
377
1449
1881
412
100
392
.525
379 I 100
12.53 i 343
458 120
2500
1191
685
3-25
1482 409
Official
Gazette.
1977
915
266
1171
1180
Mar. 11
Mar. 4
Jan. 1
Apr. 15
Dec. 23
Feb. 12
Sept. 16
916
430
503
1248
1631
782
1257
27
27
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210
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888
888
82
778
652
362
269
1097
1087
149
521
1155
391
659
216
491
46
805
6.59
90
46
387
992
156
1056
90
473
331
146
140
1056
702
767
285
1216
597
991
1185
.598
1062
1009
495
612
745
388
> 29 887
970
11.15
227
993
903
90
250
1025
585
1062
280
ESHDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Stevens, Arthur L. (See Stevens, Amos and A. L.)
Stevens, Asher B.. Si apleton, N. Y., assignor to Thompson, Perley <fe Waite, Baldwiusville,
Mass. Convertible nursery-chair
Stevens, AsherB.. Stapleton, 'S.Y., assignor to Thompson, Perley <fc Waite, Baldwiusville,
Mass. Convertible chair
Stevens, Asher B., Stapleton, N. T., assignor to Thompson, Perley & "Waite, Baldwiusville,
Mass. Child's chair
Stevens, Asher B., Stapleton, H". Y., assignor to Thompson, Perley & "Waite, Baldwiusville,
Mass. Child's chair
Stevens, Benjamin D.. Burlington, Vt. Combined reflector and globe for lamps audlanterns
Stevens, Charles A., New Haven, Conn. Combined elastic corset busk and clasp
Stevens & Company. J. (See Fay, Charles P., as.siguor.)
Stevens, Daniel L..Lvons, Iowa. Saw-shifting mechanism for gang-edgers
Stevens, Elisha, Middletown, Conn. Wire-cutter
Stevens, Elisha. Middletown, Conn . Cutting-pliers
Stevens, Francis B.. Hoboken, K. J. Kail way -raU
Stevens, Frank F., Slater. Mo. Nut-look
Stevens, Frank M. (See Ober and Stevens.)
Stevens, Fred C. (See Sproul, Andrew, assignor.)
Stevens, Frederick M., "Waterbury, Conn. Thill-coupling
Stevens, H. P., et al. (See Abbott, Levi, assisnor.)
Stevens, Harry K., Los Angeles, Cal. Tank for windmills
Stevens, Harry R., Los Angeles, Cal. Tank for windmills
Stevens, Harry E., Los Angeles. Cal. "Wind-enjrine
Stevens, Henry B., assignor to G. L. Squier, Buffalo, N. T. Centrifugal machine
Stevens, Henry B., assignor to G. L. Squier, Buffalo, N. T. Cane-mill
Stevens, Henry H., Colorado Spiings, Colo. Thill-coupling
Stevens, Henry' M., assignor to "W. G. Howe, Boston, Mass., and C. Storer. Commutator
for electric generators
Stevens, Henry S., Keene, N. H. Calendar ,
Stevens, Horace L., Erie, Pa. Lathe-mandrel
Stevens, Irving D. (See Eberhart and Stevens.)
Stevens, James C, Keithsburg, 111. Insect-trap
Stevens, James E. (See "White and Stevens.)
Stevens, .Tames D., et al. (See Frost, Stiles, assignor.)
Stevens, James S., Dranesville, Ga. Plow
Stevens, John H.
Stevens, John H.
Stevens, .Tohn H.
Stevens, John H.
Stevens, -John H.,
Stevens, John, "Woodstown, N. J. Can-filling machine
Stevens, .John. "Woodstown, N. J. Can-filling machine
Stevens, John, Neenah, "Wis. Roller-mill
Stevens, John, Neenah, Wis. Dampening-brush
Stevens, John, Neenah, Wis. Bottle for holding and applying blacking, &c
Stevens, .John H. (See Hyatt, Pool, Everding, Stevens, and Wood.)
(See Hyatt, Stevens, and Wood.)
(See Hyatt, Stevens, Wood, and Everding.)
(See Hyatt, Wood, and Stevens.)
(See Wood and Stevens.)
Newark, N. J., assisnor to Celluloid Manxifacturing Company, New
York, N. Y. Manufacture of material to imitate ivory from pyroxyline compounds
Stevens, Joseph, San Francisco, Cal. Steam-hoiler '.
Stevens, La F.ayette, Elraira, N. "Y. Exercising apparatus
Stevens, Lucius 0., assignor of one-half to G. H. Lane, Burlington, Iowa. Link for chain-
conveyers i
Stevens, Philo M., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Roller Coaster Comjjany of Ameiica, }
Chicago. HI. Roller coasting device ^
Stevens, William, Philadelphia, Pa. Elevator
Stevens, William, Philadelphia, Pa. Elevator
Stevens, William K., Mansfield, Ohio. Feed- water purifier
Stevens, William X., Washington, D. C. Bicycle-brace
Stevens, Willis A ., AYallingford, Conn. Polisliing-brush
Stevenson, Adolphus W., Troy, Ohio. Horse hay-rake
Stevenson, Adolphus W., assignor to Beedle &. Kelly Company, Troy, Ohio. Horse hay-
rake
Stevenson, Albert B. (See Stuempges, John, assignor.)
Stevenson, G. Y., et al. (See Brown, Lewis E., assignor.)
Stevenson, George, Zionsville, Ind. Broadcast seed-sower
Stevenson, George B., "Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Connecting-rod
Stevenson, James N., Salvisa, Ky. Plow
Stevenson, John. (See Bosch, j'ulius, as.signor.)
Stevenson, John E., and J. Forsyth, Brighton, Tenn. Horse-detacher
Stevenson, John W. I., assignor to himself and J. F. Gordon, Rochester, N.Y. Belt-stretcher
Stevenson, Robert, Muskegon, Mich. Fire-escape
Stevenson, Robert, assignor of part to C. Stroebe, Ferrysburg, Mich., and A. Peck, New-
burg, N. Y. Fiie-escape '
Stevenson, Samuel J., Philadelphia, Pa. Car wheel and axle
Stevenson, Thomas S., St. Louis, Mo. Electric- wire connector
Stevenson, William H. H., Baltimore, Md. Fruit-can
Stevenson. William H. H., Baltimore, Md. Device for adjusting heads and bodies of cans . .
Stever, Jeremiah, assignor to Bridgeport Automatic Safety Ladder and Hardware Com-
pany, Bridgeport, Conn. Fire-escape
Stever, Jeremiah, assignor to Bridgeport Automatic Safety Ladder and Hardware Com-
pany, Bridgeport, Conn. Fire-escape
Steward, Aurelius, assignor to Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company. Bridgeport,?
Conn. Machine for sewing buttons to garments >
Steward, Charles. (See "01m, Samuel B., assignor.)
Steward, Samuel H., New Egypt, N. J. Vehicle head-block •-
Stewart, David, Sharpsburg, Pa. Machine for cutting tie-bands for bundling shingles
Stewart, David M. (See Gardner, James H., assignor.)
Stewart, David P., Buffalo, N.Y. Feed-water heater
Stewart, Elwood A., et al. (See Valentine, Lester, assignor.)
Stewart. Prank D., and S. B. Steers, New Orleans, La. ; said Stewart assignor to said Steers.
Bale-lifting attachment to presses
No.
291,951
291,952
292,067
292,068
292,871
29fi,888
29(1, 3fi0
299,033
299. P72
299.287
302,441
296,794
297.468
298,793
305,114
292,705
302.047
301,530
295,206
300,1.57
308,639
302,293
304,577
291,799
306,658
304,468
307,8";7
307,878
300,158
294,927
301,298
299,592
298,710
305.542
305, .543
293,537
293,2-^4
299,873
303,760
308,578
309,581
292,380
308,006
305,858
298,910
296,243
292,767
296,244
294,928
301,768
301,769
294,522
294,523
302,871
301,770
303,893
297,644
300,659
Date.
Jan. 15
.Tan. 15
Jan. 15
Jan. 15
Feb. 5
Apr. 15
Apr. 8
May 20
.Tune 3
May 27
July 22
Apr. 15
Apr. 22
Mav 20
Sept. 16
Jan. 29
July 15
July 8
Mar. 18
June 10
Dec. 2
July 22
Sept. 2
.Tan. 8
Oct. 14
Sept. 2
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
June 10
Mar. 11
July 1
June 3
May 13
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
June 3
Aug. 19
Nov. 25
Deo. 23
.Tan. 22
Nov. 11
Sept. 30
May 20
Apr. 1
.Tan. 29
Apr. 1
Mar. 11
,Tuly 8
July 8
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
July 29
July 8
Aug. 19
Apr. 29
Oct. 14
Monthly
volume.
1181
1182
1315
1315
329
329
367
367
113 30,31
1249 349
593
1345
4.59
1658
1753
1129
1986
1050
1074
2150
1240
584
1094
835
72
1553
390
984
813
232
610
611
836
714
289
120
938
1639
1640
971
667
460
1115
1537
1345
1720
765
2053
1194
429
2254
429
715
889
890
225
226
2321
890
1277
2233
164
384
120
476
481
318
542
294
294
599
343
160
303
226
19
429
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276
215
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168
169
199
79
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454
265
179
120
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121
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242
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253
464
250
118
796
1010
865
342
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391
739
1032
413
242
113
1038
1087
712
305
889
182
157
860
491
491
1087
959
55
941
712
1139
1139
619
563
1010
672
972
332
522
1222
767
82
431
82
960
170
171
868
447
171
703
443
157
I
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alpltdbetical list of ^patentees — C'outiuned.
281
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Stewart. George "W"., assisuor to E. Hollainl, Atlanta, Ga., G. G. Lansiuj:, New York, N. Y., I
T. P. Blown, Toledo, Ohio, and G.W. .Smith, Lafayette, lud. Beaiiiistorcir-axle.iouvuals.
Stewart, Geor<re W., Atlanta, Ga., assii;nor to J. F. AVeunian, New Y'ork, N. Y. Cav-.axle
Stewart, George W., assignor to himself and. I. F. Weumau, ^!e\v York, N. Y. Car-axle box. |
Stewart, Houston S., London, England. Kotary apparatus for fluids !
Stewart, James H.. Newark. N. J. Ticket-holder '
Stewart, John A., et al. (See Byam. Eber C, a.ssignor.)
Stewart, John A., ■Whiteshoroiisrli. Tex. Bedsteail-fastening
Stewart, John C. (See Bahcock. Charles M., assignor.)
Stewart, John L., Philadelphia, Pa. Apparatus for manufacturing gas. (Reissue)
Stewart, John L., Philadelphia, Pa. Process of and apparatus for manufacturing gas
Stewart, John L., Philadelphia, Pa. Process of and aiiparatus for manufacturing gas
Stewart, John L., Philadelphia, Pa. Process of and apparatus for manufacturing gas
291.547
293,201
298,320
308,859
308,105
30(i,362
10,436
291,421
295,832
300,330
300,331
John L., Philadelphia, Pa. Apparatus for manufacturing gas 301,531
John N., Cleveland, Ohio. Holder for telephone-receivers ' 299,288
Robert. Pittsfield. 111. Steam-boiler cleaner 295.070
Stewart, John L., Philailelphia, Pa. Process of and apparatus foi' manufacturing gas .
Stewart,
Stewart,
Stewart,
Stewart,
Stewart,
Stewart,
Stewart,
Stewart,
Stewart,
Stewart,
Stewart,
Sarah H., Concord. N. H.
Thomas, Philadelphia, Pa.
Thomas, Philadelphia, Pa.
Thomas S., S.altsburg, Pa.
Thomas S., Srdtslmrg, Pa.
Thomas S., Saltsburg, Pa.
Check-rein hook 30-1.702
Papei-machine 298,634
Carpet-lining i 304,243
Car-dumper 291.801
Dumpinc-wason 295,071
Automatic end-gate 295,072
Timothy B., Hartford, Conn. Fare-box .' 293,811
William H., Boonville, Mo. Brick-machine 302,872
Stewart, "William H., assignor of one-half to J. Wileoxson, Booueville, Mo. Brick-machine. 306,060
Stewart, "WiUiam H., assignor of one-half to C. C. Gibson, Boonville, Mo. Check-row at-'
tachment for corn-planters
Stewart, "William P., Natchez, Miss. Wire holder and carrier
Stewart, "William "W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Fountain stylus-pen
Stewart, "William W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Band- fastening
Stewart, Wilson H., Hamden. N. Y. Hoisting-machine
Stibolt, Casper H. (See Travis and Stibolt.)
Stick, John R. (See .Jackman, Neighbor, Stick, and Hablitzel )
Stickel, Conrad, Ditzingen, Wiirteinberg, assignor to F. Schumacher, Aachen, Germany.
Hand apparatus for forming stitches
Stickle, Charles S., Pekin, 111. Harvester
Stickle, William H., Terre Haute, Ind. Fifth-wheel
Stickman, John H. (See Chase, Moses C, assignor.)
Stickney, John H., Boston, Ma.ss. Shoe '
Stiemke, Edward, Milwaukee, Wis. Capped wood-screw
Stier, Heinrich, Zwickau, Saxony, Germany. Coke-oven
Stier, Heinrich, Zwickau, Saxony, Germany. Coke-oven
Stieringer, Luther, New York, N. Y. Combined gas and electric-light fi.\ture
Stieringer, Luther, New York, N. Y. Combined "as anil electric liiiht fixture
Stietenroth, Andrew L., assignor of one-half to F. J. V. Le Cand, Xatchez, Miss. Feeder !
for cotton-gins
Stiff, Charles W., Foxborough, and N. C. Bou.sley, Salem, Mass. Photographic camera ...
Stiles, Edmund P.. Austin. 'I'ex. Dental chair
Stiles, Frederick H. (See Newell and Stiles.)
Stiles, George A,, West Gai'dner, assignor to W. Hill. Boston. Mass. Syrin <xe.
Stiles, George A., West Garduer, assignor of one-half to C. M. Parker, Fitchburg, Mass.
Wood-screw
Stiles, Luther R., Chicago, 111. Stock-car
Stiles, Luther R., Chicago. 111. Stock-car
Stiles, Norman C, Middletown, Conn. Punching-niaeliine
Stiles, Norman C Middletown, Conn. Press for holding and cutting sheet metal
Stiles, Nonuan C, Middletown, Conn. Jlechanical ad.justment
Stiles, Norman C, Middletown, Conn., assignor tc Indiauai)olis Macluue and Bolt Works,
Indianapolis, Ind. Die for formiusr nuUey-centers
Stiles, Thomas O. (See Baldwin and Stile.s.)
Still, Henry, Beloit, Kans. Seir-luliricating.)ournal-box
Stillman, Ezra. (See Stillman, G. Edward, assignoi.)
StiUmao, Francis H. (See Watson, TImmas H., assi<:nor.)
Stillman, G. Edward, assignor of one half to E. Stilbnau, Troy, N. Y Centrifugal ma-
chine I 305,026
Stillman, Henrv B. (Sec Pratt and Stillman.)
Stillman, John M. (See Stillman, Oscar B. and -T. M.) I
Stillman, Oscar B., Natiek, and J. M. Stillman, Watertown, Mass. Method of and appara-
tus for bleaching sugar
Stillman, Thomas B., Hoboken, N. J., and A. H. Koefoed, New York, N. Y. Treating
phosphates for fertilizers
Stillson. Daniel C, Somerville, Mass. Fire-extinguisher
Stillwell, Samuel, et al. (See Clay. Moses W., assignor.)
Stilly, Jared, and J. H. Lowery, Lebanon, Pa. Miter-macliine
Stilwell, Henry M., and J. C. McNab, Rochester, N. Y. Bicycle
Stilwell, Henry M.. Rocliester. N. Y., assignor to Pope M.anufacturiug Company, Hartford,
Conn. Clip for bicycle-saddles
Stilwell, Stephen W., Dayton, Ohio. Table-leaf sui)port
Stiinmel. Jo.seph W, (See Hetrick and Stimmel,)
Stimpson, Edward S,, assignor to Dutcher Temple Comiiany, Hopeda.le, Mass. Pencil-
.sharpener
Stimp.son. .Tidm M., Boston, Mass. Liquid-containing package
Stimson, Ashbel A., Montpelier, Vt. Carriage-spring
309.004
300,813
291,800
293,812
309,499
296,084
293,202
295,458
297,409
294,524
291,422
302,171
294 097
307,879
305.721
299,289
294,286
292,381
I
29.5,833
293.285
290.245
297.090
299.290
306,972
294,698
307,148
I
Date.
297,029
305.249
300,708
308,213
308,442
301,934
299,874
304,371
308,106
303,680
Jan. 8
Feb. 5
May 6
Dec. 2
Nov. 18
Oct. 7
Jan. 8
Jan. 1
Mar. 25
June 10
June 10
July 8
May 27
Mar. 11
Sept. 9
Mav 13
Aug. 26
Jan, 8
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Feb. 19
July 29
Oct. 14
Dec. 9
June 24
.Tan. 8
Feb. 19
Dec. 16
Apr. 1
Feb. 5
Mar. 18
Apr. 22
Mar. 4
Jan. 1
July 15
Mar. 4
Nov. 11
Sept. 23
May 27
Feb. 26
Jan. 22
Mar. 25
Feb. 12
Apr. 1
Apr. 15
May 27
Oct. 21
Mar. 4
Oct. 28
Sept. 9
Apr. 15
Sent. 16
Oct. 14
Nov. 18
Nov. 25
July 15
June 3
Sept. 2
Nov. 18
Aug. 19
Monthly
volume.
673
548
468
389
893
429
1004
504
1893
1005
1009
585
IfiOO
917
625
837
1753
986
918
919
1330
2323
817
579
1697
985
1.331
1226
229
549
1406
1987
227
506
1394
431
613
1865
1661
1948
1721
1896
669
430
1493
1664
1216
434
1484
962
1426
1259
874
1036
1345
1102
461
107
893
1014
SO
191
145
126
C102
) 103
244
114
297
C141
\ 142
525
f 289
<290
(291
291
f 160
\ 161
476
251
171
234
479
277
252
252
.369
C638
\ 639
C216
i217
153
464
276
369
332
66
146
(388
)389
542
64
C142
I 143
.386
120
169
521
476
534
480
525
179
121
413
477
323
121
396
262
392
231
281
C366
J 367
303
120
34
244
277
OIBcial
Gazette.
26
26
27
I 29
29
29
26
1 26
26
>27
27
1 28
27
26
28
27
28
26
26
26
26
1 28
1 29
29
27
26
26
29
27
26
^26
28
27
29
ha
28
27
28
29
28
en
Pi
127
538
615
770
554
79
196
90
1190
1127
1128
114
865
993
941)
692
796
182
993
993
689
447
157
813
1256
182
690
944
46
538
1097
392
868
91
270
903
491
1182
866
805
332
1191
563
82
295
866
245
903
298
1005
282
1063
169
582
649
216
1010
834
554
653
282
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list x>f patentees — Contiuued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Stimson, David S., Concord, N. H. Car-axle box.
Stimson, David S., Concord, N. H. Car-truck
Stini', .Tolm F. (See AHiacli, "W. Harrison, .issignor.)
Stinebriiig, George W., Shreve, Ohio. Ad j iistable saw-tooth
Stiiieliring, George W. . Shreve, Ohio. Adjustable saw-tooth
Stirckler, Albert E., "Worcester, Mass. Heel-burnishing tool
Stircrlcler. Albeit E., assignor to Busell Trimmer Company, Boston. Mass. Rotary cntter.
Stirckler, .John D.. assignor to 0. L. Noble, Boston, Mass. Cutter-head '.
Stimip, George, Brooklyn. N. Y. Artist's box
Stitzel, Frederick. (See Heinig and Stitzel.)
Stitzel, Frederick, assignor of one-half to A. Keiitlinger, Louisville, Ky. Kotary steam-
engine
Stitzel, Frederick, assignor of one-half to A. Eeutlinger, Louisville, Ky. Rotary water-
meter .
Stitzel, Jacob. Lonisville, Ky. Apparatus for improving spirits .
Stober. .Tacob C . Brooklyn. Iowa. Hame attachment
.Stock, Charles F., Peoria. 111. Ball-tr.ap
Stock, Charles F., Peoria, El. P.all-trap
Stock, Charles F., Peoria, 111. Ball trap
Stock, Charles F., Peoiia, Dl. Flving target
Stock. Charles F., Peoria, 111. Fl.png target
Stockbridge. Winlield S.. Washington, D. C. Portable fence
Stockett, Lewis. (See Christ, Isaac, assignor.)
Stockford, Benjamin F., Sturgis, Mich. Heating-stove
Stockford. Benjamin F., Sturgis, Mich. "Wrench
Stockham, Henry C, and J. Adams, Germany, Ohio.
Fire-escape
Stocking, Edgar B., Washington, D. C. Manufacture of envelopes, &c
Stocking, Henry F., Macon. Mo. Adjustable shelving
Stockley, Lucy J., Corona, Tenn. Dust-cap
Stockman. George W., assignor to I. Stockman, Indianapolis, Ind. Water-cooler for re-
frigerating and ice machines
Stockman, George W.. assignor to I. Stockman, Indianapolis, Ind. Cooling and absorbing
apparatus for ammonia refrigerating or ice machines
Stockman. Isabell. (See Stockman, George W., assignor.)
Stockman, Lawrance, Philadelphia, Pa. Toy gun
Stockraann, Henry, Brooklyn, N. Y. Fountain-pen
Stocks, Harrv, Lowell, Mass. Paper or letter box
Stockstrom. Louis. (See Ringen, John, assignor.)
Stockton, George W. (See Tyler, Nathan C, assignor.)
Stocl;ton, J. K. (See Moyers] John W.. assignor.)
Stock well. Emory and H. C, assignors to Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company, Stam-
ford, Conn. Time-lock '
Stockwell, Emory and H. C, assignors to Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company, Stam-
ford, Conn. Time-lock
Stockwell, Emory, assignor to Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company, Stamford, Conn.i
Permutation-hick
Stockwell, Emory, assignor to Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company, Stamford, Conn.
Safe-lock
Stockwell. Emory, assignor to Yale & Towne Manufacturing Comjiauy, Stamford, Conn.
Safe-iloor
Stockwell, Emory, as.signor to Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company, Stamford, Conn.
Permutation-lock
Stockwell. Emory, assignor to Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company, Stamford, Conn.
Peimutation-lock
Stockwell, Emory, assignor to Yale & Towne ManufactTiring Company, Stamford, Conn.
Perm\itation-l()ck. (Reissue)
Stockwell. Herbert C. (See Stockwell, Emory and H. C.)
Stockwell, Levi W., Cleveland, Ohio. Electiic motor
Stockwell, Levi W., Cleveland, Ohio. Regulator foi' electric motors
Stockwell, Levi W., assignor to Cleveland Electric Motor Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Elec-
tric motor '.
Stoddard Ciimping Machine Company. (See Fifield and Holt, assignors.)
Stoddard, E. Fowler, Dayton, Ohio. Wheel-barrow
Stoddard, Joshua C, Springfield, Mass. Fire-escape
Stoildard, Joshua C, Spiingfield, MasS. Fire-escape
Stoddard, Oscar, Detroit, Mich. Knob attachment
Stoddard. Oscar, Detroit, Mich. Knob attachment
Stoddard, Solomon P., trustee. (See Knight, Edgar, assignor.)
Stoddard, William, Valparaiso, Ind. Seed-planter
Stoelker, Otto. (See Rollins, Lafayette, assignor.)
Stoetzel, Joseph J., assignor to himself and E. P. Feray, La Salle, 111. Railway-signal for
locomotives
Stofer, Samuel .J,, North Liberty, Ind. Fire-escape
Stofer, Samuel •!,, North Liberty. Ind. Weed-hook for plows
Stotfel, Julius W., Mascontah, III. Water-heater for gasoline-stoves
Stokes, .Jame.s W., Syracuse. N. Y. Bolt and rivet clipper ,
Stokes, William W., Anna, 111, Bendingmacliine
Stokoe, John W., assignor to N. W. Nelson, Manistee, Mich., and M. J. Stokoe, Jeanerette,
La. Feed mechanism foi' saw-mill carriages
Stokoe, .John W.. assignor to N. W. Nelson, Manistee, Mich., and M. J. Stokoe, Jeanerette,
La. Feed mechanism for saw-mill carriages '
Stokoe, M.attie J., et al. (See Stokoe, John W., assignor.)
Stollwerck, Gebr. fSeeKilian. Wilhelm. as.signor.)
Stdllwerck, Gebr. (See Stollwerck. Heinrich, a.ssignor.)
Stollwerck, Heinrich, assignor to Gebr. Stollwerck, Cologne-on-the-Rhine, Prussia, Ger-
many. Heating and feeding water to steam-boilers
Stollwerck, Heinrich, assignor to Gebr. Stollwerck, Cologne-on-the-Rhiue, Prussia, Ger-
many. Co'nish boiler
Stollwerck, Heinrich, assignor to Gebr. Stollwerck, Cologne-on-the-Rhine, Prussia, Ger-
many. Cocoa-roaster
No.
298,253
304,372
299,291
300.814
292,.597
309,n0.=i
29fi,481
305,544
297,091
297,092
306,437
30.3,894
293,814
295,302
290.247
297,307
299.292
309,320
303,336
306,439
291.240
Date.
302,690
298,129
302,048
304,871
304,872
299,436
294700
301,639
293,815
293,816
294,701
294,821
296,643
299,095
304,244
10.518
291,0.30
292,382
298,130
298,911
292.265
303,337
294.822
290,482
299,593
300.406
291,423
30.5,115
301.016
303,067
300,159
307,348
307,349
301,017
306,661
May 6
Sept. 2
May 27
June 24
Jan. 29
Deo. 9
Apr. 8
Sept. 23
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Oct. 14
Aug, 19
Feb. 19
Mar. 18
Apr, 1
Apr, 22
Mav 27
Dec. 16
Aug. 12
Oct. 14
Jan. 1
July 29
Mav 6
July 15
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Mav 27
Mar, 4
July 8
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
Apr. 8
June 3
Aug. 26
Aug. 26
Jan. 8
Jan, 22
May 6
May
Jan.
Aug, 12
Mar. U
Apr. 8
June 3
June 17
Jan. 1
Sept. 16
June 24
Aug. 5
June 10
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
June 24
Oct. 14
308,529 1 Nov. 25
Monthly
volume.
380
109
1667
1698
2019
581
743
1641
1497
1499
.520
1278
1.334
1219
434
1782
1608
1013
569
528
280
2091
205
1241
762
764
1846
436
7.32
1336
1337
437
588
948
267
1754
1820
793
1722
206
1194
1.578
571
589
743
121
1172
508
1075
1943
236
838
ClOO
)101
34
477
464
562
1.53
205
454
414
414
141
354
370
339
122
484
478
267
;156
I 1.57
142
78
; '=73
i 574
54
344
210
210
531
121
201
371
371
(121
I 122
163
266
67
479
;497
I 498
223
480
55
^336
1 .337
'441
157
163
205
Official
Gazette.
30
321
143
294
537
65
226
1749 I 468
1750 469
1944
820
537
217
J 27
28
27
27
26
29
27
2«
27
27
29
28
26
26
27
27
27
29
1 28
29
26
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27
28
28
28
27
26
28
26
26
[26
26
27
27
28
27
|27
26
28
26
27
27
27
26
27
28
29
29
27
29
1460 3.98 I 29
598
835
867
1256
390
813
147
1139
296
296
103
703
690
1061
83
3.52
867
903
565
103
51
407
566
242
967
967
900
904
141
690
690
904
936
189
970
796
808
149
332
566
768
304
565
937
147
941
1156
91
1032
1302
498
27 1087
346
34C
1302
158
673
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alplmhvtical list of patentees — Continued.
283
Name, rcsulenco, and invontion.
Stolp, Mvron G. (See Frn/icr and Stnlp.)
Stone, Albert H.. New Tml<. N. Y. Depilating liiiles and sl<ina
Stone, Cassins. Walunt Creek, Cal. Apparat'is tor worliing derrick-forks
Stone, Edward, assi<rnor of imeliaU' to .T. Hodg.snn, Cortland, N. Y. Railway-switch
Stone, Edward, assignor of one-lialf to .T. Hodgson, Cortland, N. Y. Kailway-switch
Stone, Edward E., Washington, D. t:. Animal-shears '
Stone, Frank P., Chicago, Til. Sliding door for carriages
Stone, Frank P., Chicago, 111. Storm-protector for vehicles.
Stone, Frank P., Chicago, 111. Fifth-wheel (or veliichs
Stone, Henrie D. (See Newell and Stone.)
Stone, Henry A., Brooklyn, N. Y. Screw
Stone, Hialiiier H., Rockford. 111. Fniit-pickev
Stone, Hiram, Cleveland, Ohio. Nut-lock
Stone, Irving L., Battle Creek. Mich. Folding seat for school-furniture
Stone, .John. (See Potter and Stone.)
Stone, Lyman S., New Yorir. X. Y., and M. Watson. St. Louis, Mo., assignors to Journal
of Commerce Company. Envelope-ojiener, paper-cntter, &c
Stone, Marvin C, assignor of one-half to J. MeCorniick. Washington, 1). C. tTnihrella
Stone, Ross C, New York, N. Y. Telegraph- wiic supporter
Stone, RossC., New York, N. Y. Telegraphic trausiuitter
Stone, RossC, New York, N. Y. Telegraphic transmitter
Stone, Ross C, New York, N. Y. Electrical couductor
Stone, Roy, New York, N. Y. Hyd' aulic apparatus for removing sand-bars, &c
Stone, Roy, New York, N. Y. Dumping-car
Stone, Thomas B., Camptown. Pa. Vehicle-spring
Stone, Thomas M., Mutual, Ohio. Reshipping packing-box
Stone, William H. (See Ryan, Francis D.. assignor.)
Stonei)urner, Amos A., and J. H. Kasper, Dyer, Ind. Automatic circuit-closer for tele-
graph-kevs
Stonemetz, John H., Erie, Pa. Tension device for tapes of papci-foldiug machines
Stonemetz, John H., Erie, Pa. Paper-folding machine
Stonemetz, John H., Erie, Pa. Paper-tiimming maihine ,..
Stonemetz, John H., Erie, Pa. Paper-folding machine
Stonemetz, John H.. Erie, Pa. Paper-folding machine
Stoner, P. Q. (See Johnston. William, assignor.)
Stoneroad, Joel, Jr. (See Herron. John, assignor.)
Stoody. Jacob, assignor of one-half to F. M. Clemens, Riple.v, Ohio. Lifting-jack
Storar, Fordvce, Springfield, 111. Feed- water heater and purifier
Storcb. Peter L. (See Hoyt and Storch.)
Storer, Charles, et al. (See Stevens, Henry M., assignor.)
Storm, Alfred W., et al. (See Worcester, J. Wan en. assignor.)
Stoi-m, Edwin R., et al. (See Worcester. J. Wavren, assignor.)
STory, Alexander, Washington, Iowa. Car-coupling
Story, John, Castle Shannon, Pa. Glass bottle-stopper
Story, John, Castle Shanmm, Pa. Bottle and stopi er
Story, John, CJincinnati, Ohio. Hydraulic cushion for water-pipes
Story. Joseph M., Spring City. Tenn. Saw-mill
Stouffer. Hiram C, Cortl.ind, Ohio. Double-acting pump
Stouffer. Hiram C., Cortland. Ohio. Pump
Stont, Daniel, Wilmington, Ohio. Device for raising buildings
Stout, Elisha, Lamberitville, N. J. Maintfacture of rubber boots or slioes
Stout, James A., assignor to Harrison Machine Works. Belleville, 111. Superheating at-
tachment for steam-boilers
Stout, James A., assignor to Harrison Machine Works, Belleville, 111. Traction-wheel
Stout, James A., assignor to Harri.son Machine Works. Belleville, 111. Spark-arrester
Stout, Stephen D., Novelty, Mo. Hand-cultivator
Storer, Daniel C Freeport. HI. Wire-barbing machine
Stover. Daniel C Freeport, 111. Wire-barbing niac'bine
Stover, Daniel C., Freeport, HI. Wire-barbing machine
Stover, Daniel C, Freeport, assignor to H. Ellwood, De Kalb. 111. Wire-barbing machine.
Stover, Daniel C. Freeport. assignor to I. L. Ellwood & Co., De Kalb, 111. Machine for.
twisting and spooling barbed- wire fencing
Stover, Daniel C, Freeport, 111., assignor to T. H. Dodge, Worcester, Mass. Staple-form-^
ing machine
Stover, David, La Motte. Iowa. Cream-skinniug apparatus
Stover, (5eorge W.. and E. A. Seller.s. Laurelton. Pa. Vegetable-cutter
Stover. Henry E., St. Louis, Mich. Shade-tixlure
Stow, Lorenzo. Rome, Tenn Hojiple
Stowe, Anson C. , Paola. Kan.s. Ladder
Stowe, Benjamin L. (See Schenck and Stowe.)
Stowe, George W.. New Haven. Conn. Vehicle-spring
Stowe, Miittiu L., Worcester, Mass. Shoe
Strader, William. (See Lobb and Strader.)
Stradley, Samuel, et nl. (See Davis, Nathan H., assignor.)
Straight. Clarence H., Biyaii. Ohio. Road-cart
Strain, Ebenezer W., Allegheny, Pa. Apparatus for reducing, refining, and .separating^
hydrocarbon oils
Strait, E. Smith. Trov, N. Y. Combined collar-stud and cravat-holder
Strait, Hiram, Trov, N. Y. Bicvcle
Stran. Carll O. iS.e McCcdlum and Stran.)
Stranders, Walter, New York, assignor to E. I. Horsmau, Brooklyn, N. Y. Sliced pic-
ture
Stranders, Walter, New York, assignor to E. I. Horsman, Brooklyn, N. Y. Sliced pic-
ture :
Stranders, Walter, New York, assig-nor to E. I. Horsman, Brooklyn, N. Y. Building-
block
Strang. Henry L., et al. (See Hixson, Leland, assignor.)
Strangwavs, Henry R. T.. London, England. Telephone -.
Strater. Herman. .Ir . Boston. Mass. Pipe-coupling for beer-kettles .
Stratton, Charles. (See Willaman, Strat.ton. and Lynch.)
Stratton. Charles H., Salem. Ohio. Wagon jump-seat
No.
291,9.53
304.968
292.144
292,14.">
299,034
298,794
305,480
308,860
298.427
296.644
296.361
299,875
306.440
2"1.I04
295.073
295,074
295,075
295.207
296.483
298.912
302.949
309,992
303.956
295.834
299.994
.301,178
308,214
309,107
399.108
302,955
.306.363
291.637
291.638
300.917
295.303
306,036
309.662
306,973
29.'>,062
292.146
309,417
309.663
302,0.50
298.131
301„532
301,533
295,208
297,726
301.839
293,986
,301,935
297.030
291.105
306,974
301,299
300,526
298,254
298,712
292,517
292,961
291,639
292,598
297,308
297,470
292,266
Date.
Jan. 15
Sept. 9
Jan. 15
Jan. 15
May 20
May 20
Sept. 23
Dec. 2
May 13
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
June 3
Oct. 14
Jan. 1
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar. 18
Apr. 8
May 20
July 15
Dec. 30
Aug. 19
Mar. 25
May 20
July 1
Nov. 18
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
Aug. 5
Oct. 7
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
June 24
Mar. 18
Sept. 30
Dec. 23
Oct. 21
Mar. 11
Jan. 15
Dec. 16
Dec. 23
.Tuly 15
Mav 6
July 8
July 8
Mar. 18
Monthly
volume.
CO
Apr. 29
July 8
Feb. 19
July 15
Apr. 15 1 1427
Jan. 1 115
Oct. 21 ! 1218
1183
894
1405
141)6
1346
1051
1.574
390
.598
949
.594
461
530
113
919
, 920
922
1095
745
1198
1242
1868
1364
1897
1422
138
1037
709
710
97
429
796
797
1827
1230
2281
1449
1218
906
1407
1125
1451
1243
207
588
589
1096
July 1
June 17
May 6
May 13
Jan. 29
Feb. 5
Jan. 8
Jan. 29
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Jan. 22
290
1317
2345
983
15.52
1104
243
394
394
3f'4
294
: 434
I 435
103
109
267
165
121
142
32
252
252
253
303
206
337
341
504
378
525
406
36
C281
1282
192
192
30
115
223
223
499
339
6.32
392
324
248
394
302
392
344
55
161
161
(303
1304
637
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Gazette.
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.303
392
32
324
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361
26
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29
26
26
26
26
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29
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27
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26
28
27
26
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28
27
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1908
227
}262
534
62
2()
26
798
224
26
2020
562
26
1782
484
27
1988
1579
543
441
27
26
1847
531
27
228
992
269
270
796
7.39
1125
770
648
189
118
1010
103
23
993
993
994
1038
147
768
243
1087
718
1191
811
28
582
841
841
473
79
149
149
1281
1061
1267
992
245
991
270
925
992
243
560
114
114
1038
464
187
730
216
283
23
245
56
1184
598
712
372
484
149
390
352
392
304
900
284
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
AlpJiahetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Stjatton, J. B. (See Putt and Stiatton.)
Stratton, John T.. et al. (See Doremus, "VVillaid D., assismoi'.)
Stiatton, Samuel R.. et al. (See Doremus, Wilhird D., assignor.)
Stratton, William H., assignor to S. B. Smitlj, New Haven, Conn,
i.slier
Automatic fire-extin-
Stiaiip, Thomas P.. and L. Morgenstem, Easton. Pa.; said Morgenstern assignor to said
Stranp. Lock-hinge
Stiinis, Jacob, St. Louis, Mo. Horse-collar
Straus, Jacob, St. Louis, Mo. Harness-saddle
Strauss. "William, et al., executors. (See Boman, Claes W., assignor.)
Straut, Hooper B., Culbertson, Nebr. Calf-weaner
Straw, Ellsworth & Co. (See Eeiu. Ernest, assignor.)
Strav er. "William H., North Manchester, and "W. H. Planck, Logansport, Ind. Tehicle-
rnnuer-..
Streator. H E. (See Haskell, John T., assignor.)
Strock, Th(mia3 J., New Orleans. La. Nest
Street, Charles B. (See Manwaring and Street.)
Street. Frederick F., Hartford, Conn. Dry clo.set
Streeter, Herbert A. (See Amet, Edward H., assignor.)
Strec'ter, James L. (See Jenkins and Streeter.)
Streever, John L., Grilyville, 111. Device for lowering or raising coffins, &c
StTehli. Joseph H. , Cincinnati, Ohio. Gate- valve
Stremel, Chailes F., Cresco. Iowa. Hand-truck
Str>-ver, James E. (See Kossm.in and Strever.)
Strickland. Lozeuzo C. (See B rues and Strickland.)
Striikle, George R. (See Strickle. Jacob "W. and G. R.)
Strickle, Jacob "W. and G. R.. Louisville. Ky. Car starter and brake
Strickler. Jacob. Poughkeepsie, N. T. CJapsule-machine
St rider, Daniel 0., and .J. H. Vorabrock. St. Louis. Mo. Knockdown table
Striker. Edmund H., Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Sheet-metal tobacco-caddy
Strobpl. Charles L., Pittsburg, Pa. Bridge truss or girder
Strobel, Frederick. (See Htiber and Strobel )
Strobel, Frederick, Marion. Ohio. Clover-huller
Stroebe, Charles, et al. (See Stevenson, Robert., assignor.)
Rtroecker, John, Jr., Mobile, Ala. Car-brake
Stromberg, Charles J. (See Bohman, August, assignor.)
Stromberg, William, St. Louis, Mo. Compasses
Strong, Charles E. (See Tracy. Frederick K.. assianor.)
Strong, Frederick S., assignor to Carver Cotton Gin Company, East Bridgewater, Mass.
Leather-splitting machine
Strong, George S., assignor to J. T. Morris, tinstee, Philadelphia, Pa. Valve-motion for?
steam-engines \
Strong, George S., assignor to J. T. Morris, trustee, Philadelphia, Pa. "Valve-motion for?
steam-engines (
Strong, George S., assignor to J. T. Morris, trustee, Philadelphia, Pa. Valve-gear for?
steam-engines S
Strong, George S., assignor to J. T. Morris, trustee, Phil.artelpliia. Pa. Steam-boiler
Strong, George S., assignor to J. T. Morris, trustee, Philadelphia, Pa. Valve tor steam
engines
Strong. George S., assignor to J. T. Morris, trustee, Philadelphia, Pa. Steam-engine
Strong, Harriet W., Oakland, Cal. Device for r.aising and lowering windows
Strong, Harriet W. R., Oakland, Cal. Hook and eye.
Strong, Levi C, Albany. N. T. Leveling-instrument
Strong, Levi C., Greenfield, Mass., assignor to Albany Agricultural Company, Albany, N. T.
Animal-power
Strong. Loui.se W. (See Valiquet, Louis P., a.ssignor.)
Stronir, Ralph B. (See Boone. John, assignor.)
Strong, William, Kalamazoo, Mich. Picture-case for tombstones
Strong, William C, Readfield, Me. Carburetor
Strother, William M.. Lynchburg, Va. Apnaratus for multiplying copies
Striibel, Joseph, assign r of one-half to H. Konold, New Haven, Conn. Cask or hogshead.
Struck, Charles E., Newark, N. J. Thill-coupling
Stuart, Charles T., Brooklyn, N. T. Thill-coupling
Stuart, James. (See Watfous. Fillmore M., assignor.)
Stuart, John. (See McCuny, Heiirj', assignor.)
Stuart, John A., Austin, Tex. Suspenders
Stuart, Peter. (See Berry and Stuart.)
Stubbe, John, assignor to J. B. Oliver. Pittsburg. Pa. Wire-oiling device
Stubbe, John. Pittsburg, assignor to J. B. Oliver, Sewifkley, Pa. Wire-oiling device
Stnbblebine Patents Company. (See Stubblebme, William, assignor.)
Stuhblebine. William, assignor to Stubblebiue Patents Company, Bethlehem, Pa. Pud-
dling and heating furnace - .'
Stubbs. Elbridge W., Lincolnton. N. C. Turbine water-wheel
Stuck. George A., Selma, Ala. Fire-hose
Stuckey, Emil G., et al. (See Smith, William D., assignor.)
Studley, Edward H. (See Copithom, John T.. assignor.)
Studley, Elbridge G., (jrand Rapids, Mich. Fly-net
Studley, James E., Oshkosh, Wis. Fan-blower
Stuempges, John, Stevenson's Pier, assignor of one-half to A. B Stevenson, Gardner, Wis.
Saw-gummer
Stultz, Henry P., Santa F6. N. Mex. Ter. Hair-dressing and wash for silks, laces, em-
broidery, and woolen goods
Stumpf, Casper V. (See Wolflram, Heinrich G., assignor.)
Stuuipp, Joseph, assignor to himself and J. Smith, Brooklyn, N. Y. Folding kite
Sturdevant, Alfred T., Croton Falls, N. Y. Hat-body-rounding machine
Sturgeon, John C, Erie, Pa. Shade-roller
Sturgeon, John C. assignor of one-half to W. Varnum. Erie, Pa. Till alarm-lock
Sturgis, Herbert M . South Charleston, Ohio. Car-coupling
Sturtevant, Emery W. (See Ongley and Sturtevant.)
Sturtevant MUl Company. (See Sturtevant, Thomas L., assignor.)
Sturtevant, Thomas L., Framingham, Mass. Attrition-mill .".
No.
306,662
234,746
304,fl6fl
309,170
297,870
292,383
307,502
301,018
2n6.362
2n!)..')!l4
294,525
297.309
307.236
303.238
208.2.'i5
309,171
308,330
297,192
298,038
291.641
304,970
304,971
304,972
304,973
304,974
304,975
306.188
307.6>'7
297,093
291,640
291.106
302.442
302.601
300 .=;27
2!in.C96
307,350
309.321
296,645
302,051
300.6.')7
294,929
298,321
295,459
297,310
304,146
293,372
294,526
298,795
301,771
305,766
300,030
Date.
Oct. 14
Mar. 4
Sept. 9
Dec. 9
Apr. 29
Jan. 22
Nov. 4
June 24
Apr. 8
June 3
Mar. 4
Apr. 22
Oct. 28
Aug. 5
May 6
Dec. 9
Nov. 18
Apr. 22
May 6
Jan. 8
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Oct. 7
Nov. 4
Apr. 15
Jan. 8
Jan. 1
July 22
July 2!l
June 17
June 3
Oct. 28
Dec. 16
Apr. 8
July 15
June 17
Mar. 11
May 6
Mar. 18
Apr. 22
Aug. 26
Feb. 12
Mar. 4
May 20
July 8
Sept. 30
June 10
291,954 , Jan. 15
Monthly
volnme.
03
822
486
896
796
2501
1723
113
1945
,595
122
228
1783
1603
444
382
796
1191
1632
99
800
897
899
901
902
904
905
214
357
1501
799
116
17.' 4
1980
1:118
209
1751
1014
9.50
1243
1496
717
470
1407
1785
1625
785
228
1052
891
1935
218
136
243
212
685
480
31
538
165
30
65
484
420
121
101
212
325
(447
H48
26
224
(243
)244
(244
)245
(245
)246
246
247
(247
)248
.57
97
415
224
32
481
.543
361
67
469
267
267
344
412
200
127
389
(484
\ 485
444
210
65
(294
i2<l5
243
538
181
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Gazette.
1184 329 26 228
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27
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29
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27
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28
26
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158
912
992
856
495
332
391
1303
118
942
352
320
537
.599
850
612
325
546
15(
993
993
993
994
994
994
38
436
296
150
24
342
388
11P4
970
347
903
189
243
1216
960
615
1097
353
771
585
869
739
171
1199
1056
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphahetical list of patentees — Continued.
285
Name, residence, and invention.
Stnrtevant, Thomas L.. Framin.sliam. assignor to Sturtevant Mill Company, Boston, Mass.
Screen for attiitionniills, &r
SliirzenesjiiM', Eilmiiiid. Xcw York. N. Y. Embroidorv
Stilt. Joliu C. H., S;iu Fraucisci), Cal. Suiiorlieatt^r for engines
Stilt/., Seba.stian. Pitt.slmrfr, I'a. Mininfjinacliiiie
Stutz, Spliastiau, Pittslmrir, I'a. MininK-macliine
Slutz, Sel>a«lian, Pitt.sliurg. Pa. Minins-macbine
Stiitz, Sebastian, Pittsbiiry:. Pa. Coal and ore mining machine
Siibcrs, Tliomas N., a.ssignor of oni'-tliinl to G E. Iiucl<ley, Pbiliiilclpbia, Pa. Scaffolding.
Snblctt, Edwin H., assignor to Simmons Hivrdware Company, St. Louis, Mo. Combined
brii.sh-hook and ax
Siiblett. J. W. (See Robinson, L^iab. assignor.)
Submarine Monitor Company. (See Tuck, Jo.siali H. L., assignor.)
Siu-kert, Julius J., Ridguwood. X. -T. Method of and apparatus for compressing and lique-
fying gases and producing rcfrigiration
Suikert. Julius J., Ridgewood. Js'. J. Gas-conden.«cr for refrigerating and ice machines . . .
Siickert. Julius J., Kidgewood, Jf. J. Ab.sorbing heat from rooms or material by use of a
li(|uetied iras
Siickow. Kdiiiiind. Biitlalo, X. T. Pi.ston-packiug
Siigru. Edward J. (See S|>ring, George H., a.s.signor.)
S:iits. Anna M. (See Suits. 'Wallace, assignor.)
Suits, "Wallace, assignor to A. M. Suits. Can.istota. X. T. Percolator
Siillings. Hervey. Kalamazoo. Mich. Foot-guard for railways
Sullivan & Ehlers. (See Ebleis. Peter, a.ssignor.)
Sullivan. John J., Green Poiut, assignor of one-half to J. H. Swift, Brooklyn, N. T. Ma-
chine-table
Sullivan, Joseph. Detroit, Mich. Caster for .stove-legs
.Sullivan ifachine Company. (See Ball, Albert, assignor.)
Sullivan. Michael E.. Xew BedCord, assiguor of one-half to G. Draper & Sons, Hopcdale,
Mass. Ring-spinning frame
Sullivan, Jliciiail 0., Independence. Kans. Check-rein attachment
.Sullivan, Samuel .L. Lam.ar. Mo. Churn -
Sultzer, Joseph B.. St. Louis ifo. Xeck-wear fa.^tener
Sulzman. Charles A.. "Waten'ord, X. T. Lifting-jack
Sumcrwell. Ed'vard K., Covington. Ky. Key-fastener
Summers, Lewis P., ttal. (See Caughrean. George H., as.signor.)
Summerton, George, San Francisco, Cal. Mechanism for balancing and supporting mill-
stones
Sumner, Joshna, assignor of two-thirds to A. E. Mook, and E. "W. Frost, Colorado Springs,
Colo. Curt lin-ring
Sumners. William M.. and A. W. Smith, Delina, Tenn. Grab-puUer
Sumpter, Morrill. (See Lacouse, Richard, assignor.)
Sunderland, Leslie E., Joliet, 111. Wire-stretcher ^
Sundi rland. Leslie E., Joliet, Dl. Jlachine for making barbed -wire
Sunderland, Leslie E., Joiiet, lU. Barbed fence- wire
Siinderlin, Martin J., Watkins, X. Y. Automatic copying-machine
Sundquist. Henning, Chic.igo, HI. Locking-latch
Sundquist. Henning. assignor of one-half to .J. Sontag. Chicago, HI. Stone-crusher
Superior JIanufacturing Company. (See Paxson and Coftield. a.ssignors.)
.Siirgny, George W., assignor to T. X. Surguy, Colunibns, Ohio. Mold for casting slugs
and leads for piintcrs' use
Surguy. Thomas X. (See Surgny. George W., as.signor.)
Russinan. Adnlph. Brooklyn, X. Y. Ad.iustable device for finger-rings, &c
Siissner. Joseph. Brooklyn, X. T. Sad-iron
Sutch. .Tohn B., Pitt.sliurg. Pa. Machine tor bending nut-locks
Sutch, John B.. and ^V. C. McElheny, Pittsburg, Pa. Xiit-lock
Sutherl.and, Horatio, London, England. Quartz crusher or mill ,
Sutherland, John X. (See Tavlor, Cox. Bro-wn, and Sutherland.)
Sutherland. .Tohn X. (See Tavlor and Sutherland.)
Sutherland. Moshcr A.. XVw York. X. Y. Grain-drier
Siitherleu, Benjamin W., Fillmore, Minn. Draft-equalizer
Siitlcffe, Robert W., London, England. Self-acting reader for Jacquard cards
SiillilT, James R., a.ssignor to Foster. Merriam & Company, Meriden, Conn. Drop-handle.
Siityihen, George E., Aurcua. 111. iramniock-support
Siitphen. Joscpbus J.. Washiugtnn, D. C. Attachment for bridles
Sutton. Eugene S.. "Wild wood, Wis. Bill-offare indicator -
Sutton, Greenup. Rushville, Mo. Assisting persons in putting on outside wrappings
.'■utton, Henr.v M. (See Oram. Sutton, and Garrett.)
Sutton, John T.. Urliana. 111. Diip-cnp and binder for paint-brushes -
Sutton, John "W., X. w York, X. Y. Process of and apparatus for removing -water-hairs)
from seal and other furs J
Sutton, Ljniian "W., Jr., Xewton, assignor to J. F. Phillips, Jersey City, X. J. Receiving- |
telephone
Sutton, Thomas, assignor of one-half to G. F. Ra.ynolds, G. E. Frost, and "W. McArdle,?
Chebovgan, Mich. .Shafting and bearing j
Sntton, "William A., Xew York, X. Y. Skate
Svensou. Fritz .S,, Lund, Sktae, Sweden. Compasses
Svenson. Fritz S , Lund. Sk^ne, Sweden. Lock
Swab, Charles H. (See 'Manz and Swab.)
Swab, Joseph F.. Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Shipping milk-can
Swain, Charles M. (See Bond, Joseph, Jr., assignor.)
Swain, David M., assignor, by mesne assignments, of one-half to E. S. Brown, receiver, Still-
water. Minn. Steam-boiler furnace
Swain. Edgar D.. Chicago. 111. Dictionary-stand
Swain, Fred F., Chicago, III. Lubricating device
Swain, Fuller & C^o. (See "^'oodbury, Xathaniel W"., assignor.)
Swain, Hadwen. Denver, assignor to J. A. Farrow, J. E. Van Evera, and R. M. McDer-^
mott, Leadville, Colo. Hand rock-diill
Swaine, Frederic J. (See Standing and Swaine.)
Swaine. George R. (See Playford and Swaine.)
Swallow, Isaac W., Kingston.Pa. Locomotive-grate
No.
298,428
300.160
301.074
302.900
302,957
302,958
302.959
295.592
299,876
.■^02,294
302,301
302,443
300,815
302,675
296,363
299,697
307,414
307.880
302.444
306.441
301,401
.305,028
304,763
303,761
300.528
301,772
291,955
293.538
303,406
307.073
29,3.987
296,795
299,438
304.. 579
303.068
299,293
291.642
300,529
294,287
301,773
303,681
302,526
298. ."ilS
293,108
297.094
305,406
305,545
308,932
291,802
299,940
293,373
295,076
295,077
t
293,682
.310,153
297..541
302.052
307,733
Date.
May 13
June 10
June 24
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Mar. 25
June 3
July 22
July 22
July 22
June 24
July 29
Apr. 8
June 3
Oct. 28
X^ov. 11
July 22
Oct. 14
July 1
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Aug. 19
June 17
July 8
Jan. 15
Feb. 12
Aug. 12
Oct. 21
Feb. 19
Apr. 15
May 27
Sept. 2
Aug. 5
May 27
.Tan. 8
June 17
Feb. 26
July 8
Aug. 19
.Tuly 22
Ma.y 13
Feb. 5
Apr. 15
Sept. 16
Sept. 23
Dec. 9
Jan. 8
June 3
Feb. 12
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Feb. 19
Dec. 30
Apr. 22
July 15
Nov. 4
293,602 Feb. 12
Monthly
volume.
CO
599
839
2012
99
101
104
107
1593
462
1.554
1651
1756
1699
2073
596
270
1834
615
17.=i9
531
422
964
626
1116
1319
894
1185
972
660
1362
1553
1129
1849
392
237
1669
801
1320
1951
895
1015
1869
699
409
1.503
1443
1642
478
987
542
786
924
925
1147
2075
2088
1245
414
1046
169
227
550
30, 31
31
31,32
32
441
121
429
453
481
464
569
165
67
495
169
482
142
115
263
171
306
362
243
f329
I 3:in
266
181
f363
1 364
'428
318
531
108
65
478
225
C362
)363
5!5
243
(277
)278
512
198
111
415
400
454
C127
^128
277
C144
) 145
210
2.53
253
320
5.57
569
345
(114
J 115
289
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474
474
474
1137
1010
305
323
342
125<>
404
119
971
361
492
343
103
79
1005
940
672
1184
171
228
620
582
271
730
2.30
901
889
498
867
150
1184
806
171
653
363
666
516
297
1097
1140
793
182
1024
586
994
994
659
1126
410
243
447
632
286
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Uame, residence, and invention.
Swan, Albert D. (See Goodwin, Henry E., assignor.)
Swan, Alfred, Gateshead, county of Durham, England,
lamps.
Holder for incandescent electric
Swan, George E., Beaver Dam, Wis. Arrow
Swan, George E., Beaver Dam, "Wis. Curtain-fixture »
Swan, George E., Beaver Dam, Wis. Spring-heel for boots or shoes
Swan, George E., and J. Welch, Beaver Dam, Wis., assignors to said Swan. Sleeveforgar-
ment/S
Swan, Henry C. (See Thompson and Swan.)
Swan, Henry C, Swanville, Pa. Toy whistle
Swan, James, Seymour, Conn. Ifachine for millins ausers
Swan, James, Seymour, Conn. Mechanism for manufacturing augers
Swan, James, Seymour, Conn. Tool for cutting the floor-lip and cutting-spur of auger-
bits
Swann, John, !N^ottingham, England. Elastic fabric and weaving the same
Swanson, Abraham H., et al. (See Melvin and Clute, assignors.)
Swanton, Thomas, assignor to K. TJpton, Peabody, Mass. "Vat or kettle for reducing or
treating animal or vegetable matter
Swaitwfut, Lorenzo B., Three Rivers, Mich. Turbine wheel
S wartz, Hiram B., Wooster, Ohio. Animal-trap
Swartz, Joel, Gettysburg, Pa. Book -rack
Swartz, John H. (See (xleason, Franklin A., assignor.)
Swartz, Samuel, Bufl'alo, N. Y. Pocket-inhaler
Swartzwelder, Emmctt and J. P., assigoors to themselves, J. Scott, J. L. Smith, Sharps-
burg, and C. A. Scott, Pittsburg, Pa." Machine for bending and welding links
Swartzwelder, John P. (See Swartzwelder, Emmett and J. P.)
Swasey, Ambro.se. (See Warner and Swasey.)
Swasey, .James A., Chicago, HI. Mann facture of abrading-points for dont^aland othernses-
Swasey, Lewis M., et al. (.See Brooke, William M., assignor.)
Swayzc, Kelson J., Cotton "Wood Falls, "Kans. Stone-dressing machine ,
Swayze, Stephen J., and J. C. Lane. Sag Harbor, jST. T. Electric block-signal for railways
Swayze, Tbeodoie F., et al. (See Doremus, Will.ird D., as.signor.)
Swedborg, Edward. (See Swodberg, Oliver and E.)
Swedberg, Oliver and E., Rantoul, HI. Combined fifth- wheel and head-block
Sweeney, George W.. Ifew Tork, N". T. Car-axle box
Sweeney, John M., Wheeling, W. "Va. Metallic steam-pipe connection
Sweeney, Zachary T., and J. L Irwin. Columbus, Ind. Fence-post
Sweeper Company, Otto. (See Wright, Thomas, assignor.)
Sweet, Ansel L. ' (See Feeley, Thomas W., assignor.)
Sweet, Chai'les T., Cleveland, Ohio. Molding-machine
Sweet &. Clark Manufacturing Company. (See Sweet, Miles, assignor.)
Sweet, Daniel E., Chicago, HI. Device for fast«uing papers, &o
Sweet. Dexter B., Englewood. HI. Photogi.'.aphic shutter
Sweet, .Tolin E. (See Sweet. "Wilb'am A. and J. E.)
Sweet, John E., Syr.icnse, "S.Y. .Joux-nal-box
Sweet, .Tobn N. V., Nantucket, Mass. lAubber boot or .shoe
Sweet, Miles, assignor to Sweet ifc Cl.ark Manufacturing Company, Troy, N. Y. Halter or
tie for animals . - ,
Sweet, Kewton H.. Stepbentown Centre, U". T. Butte r-cntter
Sweet, Parker H., Jr., Washington. D. C. Instrument for attaching buttons to fabrics, &c.
Sweet, Parker H.. .Jr.. Washington, D. C, assignor to Heaton Button Fastener Company,
Providence, R. I. Blank for button-fasteners
Sweet & Son, J. B. (See Zaugor, Theodor, assignor.)
Sweet, Thomas A., Cambria, Cal. Fastening for tool-handles
Sweet, William A., Syracuse, N. Y. Rolling metal bars
Sweet, William A., Syracuse, N. Y. Finishing metal rods in rolling or drawing
Sweet, William A., Syracuse, If. Y. Machine for coiling metal rods
Ko.
292,447
295,.304
296,299
301,534
301,640
291.,'548
302,.'i27
303,239
307,074
306,785
Sweet, William A. and J. E., Syracuse, K. Y.; said J. E. Sweet assignor to said William)
A. Sweet. Train for rolling inetal 5
Sweetland, Alvah, Syracuse, N. Y. Curtain-Bxture
Sweetland, Jerome B., Pontiac, Mich. Ore-pulverizer
Sweetland, Jerome B., Pontiac, Mich. Fruit-drier
Sweetland. William L., assignor of one-half to F. CbiUingwoith, 'S&w Hiivoa, Conn. Pipo-
cutter
Sweetser & Merritt. (See Tyler, Merrill A., as.sipnor.)
Sweetson, Salathiel C, Island Falls, Me. Dust-pan
Sweigard, Isaac A. (See Metzler, Christian E., assignor.)
Swensen, H.ans P., assignor to Mitchell, Lewis & Co^, Racine, Wis. ' Wagon end-gate
Swenson, .Tohn, New York, N. Y. Device for cutting damper-felt for pianos
Swett, Edward E., Biddeford, Me. Whistle
Swick, Phineas B.. Tecnmseh, Mich. Shaft-tug
Swift, Allen W., Elmira, N. Y. Lubricatoi-. . .".
Swift, Allen W., Elmira. N. Y. Lubricator
Swift, CliarlesN., New York, N. Y. Cigar-stand
Swift, Charles N., New York, N. Y. Moistening-case for cigars
Swift, D. Wheeler, (See Swift, Henrv D. and D. W.)
Swift, Frederick C, et al., trustees. (See Cook, James B., assignor.)
Swift, Frederick C, et al, tru.stees. (See Crowell, David, Jr., assignor.)
Swift, Frederick W. (See Brazier, Daniel, assignor.)
Swift, George P., Columbus, Ga. Plow-point
Swift, Henry D. and D. W., assignors, by mesne assignments, to Whitcomb Envelope^
Company, Worcester, Mass. Printin g-machine \
Swift, Joseph H. (See Sullivan, John J., assignor.)
Swift, Joseph H., Brooklyn, N. Y. Box-nailing machine ,
293.508
307. ^SSl
296,085
298,039
308,640
304,676
301,936
298,132
298,913
301,840
308,379
294,160
296,796
301,461
302,0.53
292,707
309,582
303,407
299,179
292,706
292,518
308,107
Date.
291,9,56
302,295
302,-i96
302,362
303,.597
996,712
292,3.^4
293,713
294,339
299,294
292,385
297,040
299,497
297.727
301,300
301,301
293,374
303,069
Swift, Orrin W., New Haven, Conn. Carriage-lamp
Swindell, William, Allegheny, Pa. Regenerator-furnace ,
Swindell, William, Allegheny City, Pa. Regenerator-furnace .
292,448
303,5.50
302,054
Jan. 22
Mar. 18
Apr. I
July 8
July 8
Jan. 8
July 22
Aug. 5
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Mar. 18
Nov. 11
Apr. 1
May 6
Dec. 2
Sept. 2
July 15
Mav 6
May 20
July 8
Nov. 25
Feb. 26
Apr. 15
July 1
July 15
Jan. 29
Dec. 23
Sept. 16
Mav 27
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Nov. 18
Jan. 15
July 22
Du/v 22
July 22
Aug. 12
Apr. 8
Jan. 22
May 13
Feb. 26
May 27
Jan. 22
M.ay 6
May 27
Apr. 29
July 1
July 1
Feb. 12
Aug. 5
Jan. 22
Aug. 12
Monthly
volume.
1809
1222
514
391
733
673
1870
445
1365
981
1477
616
230
99
73
507
1105
209
1199
986
1538
1797
1130
494
1246
2153
1346
1444
1532
21.^2
1908
894
1187
1564
1304
1655
899
1025
1723
942
2023
16T0
1726
101
1915
2346
291
292
786
238
.504
340
143
; 161
I 162
201
191
512
121
406
16!)
67
26
1810
303
is. 56
338
C267
(268
4!8
492
318
C135
) 136
345
600
362
401
439
599
534
244
330
429
430
< 453
)4.54
(240
J 247
288
481
262
554
478
481
26
.551
638
79
79
210
65
304,677
295,209
305,408
July 15
1247
Sept. 2
Mar. 18
.509
1099
Sept. 16
1445
505
830 {!«
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Gazette.
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304
H02
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29
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1 28
27
26
27
26
27
26
27
27
27
28
28
26
28
V28
28
26
|28
349
1061
97
114
141
127
363
.537
271
198
1109
492
47
546
712
911
216
567
768
|28
188
29
26
27
688
778
230
|28
91
243
413
072
1097
841
413
372
.554
220
307
307
324
625
204
332
713
•819
867
333
.546
913
465
56
56
586
498
319
614
243
911
1039
1098
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
287
Alphahetical lint of patentees — Continued.
Kame, residence, and invention.
Swingle, Alfred, San Francisco, Cal.
&c.
Machine for thraiihing and separatiu;; grain, peas,
Swingle. Alfred, S.Tn rianc.iaeo, Cal. Oatmeal niacliine
Swinnie, Thomas 1"., Mul'"arlaus. X. C. Ciitton-gin feiili>r
Swinscoe. Charles. Cambridge. Mass. Laheleil wire-cloth
Switzer, David, Mt. Pleasant. Mich. Device for removing mainsprings from clocks.
Sword, Charles D. (See Sword, Porter L. and C. D.)
Sword. Porter L. and C. D., Adrian, Mich. Brick-machine
Sylvester, George, et al. (See KeHslei?, Johann K.. assignor.)
S.Vlvester. Marie F., et al. (See Shoemaker, David L , assignor.)
Syme, Chapman J., assignor of one-half to R. C. Marks, Petersburg, Va. Machine for)
cleaning peanuts j
Symonds, John L., Detroit. Mich. Kat-trap
S.ymons, George, Sheridan, Ind. Corn-planter
Syms, William E., assignor of one-half to G. E. Dudley, Holyoke, Mass. Manufacture of
paper
Taher, Franklin P., assignor of two-thirds to J. A. Cook and C. "W. Couklin, Auburn, N. T.
Apparatus for the manufacture of sugar, salt, &c. (Reissue)
Taher, Henry E., Watkins. Js^. Y. Bnrglar-alarm
Taher, John F., and W. F. Gibbs, Clarion, Iowa. Bench-plane
So.
Taher, Loyal C. Syracuse, U". Y. Traction-engine
Tabony. Joseph H., Xew Orleans, La. Meat-clamp
Tabor. Hari-is. Allegheny, assignor to TVestiughouse Machine Company, Pittsburg, Pa.
Shaft-bearing
Tabor. Hariis, Allegheny, assignor to Westinghouse Machine Company, Pittsburg, Pa.
Crank-disk
Tabor. Harris, Allegheny, as.signor to "Westinghouse Machine Company, Pittsburg, Pa.
Cylinder-head for steam-engines '.
Talior. Harris, assignor of one-half to D. A. "Wightman, Allegheny, Pa. Steam-engine
governor
Tabor. Harris, Allegheny, Pa., assignor to Tabor Manufacturing Company, New York,
X. Y. Spied-govemor -
Tabor Manufacturing Company. (See Tahor, Harris, assignor.)
Taft. Edward L., Gardner, and H. M. Rich, Athol, Mass. Machine for knitting rattan^
• bair-b.ncks 5
Taft, Stephen. Millbury, Mass. Shear-cutting nippers
Tairgart. .ramps H., et al. (See Motter. Jerome B.. assignor.)
Talbof. Charles X., Flashing. X. Y. Device for synchronizing clocks
Talbott. Benson, et al. (See Shoemaker, David L.. assignor.)
Talbott. Ezra W.. assignor to himself and H. F. Xorden, Napoleon, Ohio. "Window-head
295,305
307,88-2
302,207
298,133
291,803
304,283
302,873
293,683
309,894
309,064
10.501
297,311
303,338
294,930
299,439
fastenei'
Talcott. ^\■illiam A., et al. (See "Whitnev, Charles, assignor.)
Talley. William G. (See Keigwin and Talley.)
Tnllichet. Hi-nry, Austin. Tex. Process of and apparatus for refriL'eraring cars
Tallmndge. Hmiry H.. Xeiv York, X. Y., assignor of one-half to J. L. Miller, Washington,
D. C. Self-lighting gas-hurner
Tallman, Charles H. (See Blankle.v, James A., assignor.)
Tallman. Charles H., Bellaire. Ohio. Incased oil-can
Tallman. Dewane F., Bancroft. Iowa. Sulky-plow
Tallman, George W.. Xew York. X. Y. Burglar-alarm
Tallman. John C. Urirtgepm-t. Conn. Toe-weight for horses
'rallman. Stephen P., Dunellen, X. J. Stock-car -
Talinage, Charles H., Atchison, Kans. Railway switch-stand
Taniplin. Thomas J. (See Doit and Taraplin.)
Taucil. Arthur W. (See Johnson. James P.. assignor.)
Tangenberg. Christiiian, Grand Rapids. Mich. Implement for striping
Tangney, Thomas, Xew York, X'. Y. Pile-driver
297,312
297,313
303,070
303,895
309,895
299,295
300,031 !
292,962
308,443
308.008
306,786
296.248
.303.466
296,646
301.302
309..V3
291,804
.301.402
.300.407
Tannatt. .Joshua F., Springfield, Mass. Calendar
Tannebill. Edward H., Malvern .Tunction, Ark. Tag-holder
Taiineliill. Setli B., et al. (See Woodruff, Block, assignor.)
r;inneliill. William. (See Kinney and T.annehill.)
Tanner. .Albert F.. Milw.iukee. Wis. Wash-stand
Tanui r. Francis. (See Ellis, Wilson, and Tanner.)
Tanner. Crcovge W.. Providence, R. I. Machine for cutting cigar-wrappers
Tanner, Richard W.. Albanv. X. Y. Pedal-guard for pianos
Tansey. Vurlin G., assignor to himself and T. Hall, Louisville, Xebr. Holder for orna-
mental and fl V paper
Taplej-, .Jesse F., New York, X. Y. Metallic binder or fastener
Tapley Machine Company. (See Addy. Charles .J., assignor.)
Tappeiner, John C, Bisbee. Ariz. Ter" Poultry-fountain
Tnppen, Israel M. (See Palmer, Meriitt W., assignor.)
Tarhell, George W.. Sheffield, Vt. Corn-planter
Tarbox. (George O. (See Mansell, Elhridge S.. assignor.)
Tarbox. .James E., Lynn, Mass. Watchman's time-detector
Tarbox, Paschal A., Louisville, Ky. Spring-motor
Tarr. Daniel. Wellsville. Ohio. Baling-machine
Tarragon, Charles A., Portland. Oreg. Shingle-machine
Tan-agon. Charles A., Portland. Oreg. Brick-machine
Tarrant, Robert, executor. (See Rollar, William.)
Ta.sker, .Joseph R. (See Tasker, Stephen P. M.. assignor.)
Tasker. Stephen P. M. (See Bowers. William H. H.. as.iignor.)
Tasker, Stephen P. M., et al. (See Feldmann, Hermann B., assignor.)
Tasker, Stephen P. M., Philadelphia, Pa. Chuck for holding tittings
•297.871
294,931
306,663
305,859
309,006
298.134
307,817
294,932
295.953
2P3.0H4
296,889
292,872
304.469
309,037
Date.
Mar. 18
Nov. 11
July 22
May 6
Jan. 8
Aug. 26
July 29
Feb. 19
Dec. 30
Dec. 23
July 22
Apr. 22
Aug. 12
Mar. 11
May 27
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Aug. 5
Aug. 19
Dec. 30
May 27
June 10
Feb. 5
Nov. 25
Nov. 11
Oct. 21
Apr. 1
Aug. 12
Aiu-. 8
.July 1
Dec. 23
Jan. 8
.July I
June 17
Apr. 29
Mar. 11
Oct. 14
Sept. 30
Dec. 9
May 6
N^ov. 11
Mar. It
Apr. 1
Feb. 19
Apr. 15
Feb. 5
Sept. 2
Dec. 9
292,599
I 294,415
292.449
296,484
Tasker. Stephen P. M., Philadelphia, Pa. Automatic stopper for hottles. .jars, &c
Ta-sker, Stephen P. M., assignor to .J. R. Ta.sker. Philadelphia. Pa. Bottle-stopper ...
Tate, George C, Maiden, Mass. Show-box and reel -holder
Tate. .James. Br.idford. county of York, England. Governor-valve 301,774
Tathani. William, and W. T. Heap. Rochdale, county of Lancaster, England; said Heap 1
assignor to said Tath am. Cylinder for waste pickers, &c 1302,298 1 July 22
.Tan. 29
Mar. 4
Jan. 22
Apr. 8
July 8
Monthly
volume.
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618
1565
211
988
1804
340
, 170
j 430
56
277
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1452 j 393
1887 i 517
1787 i 485
57-2 ■ 1.58
718 P""
<18 J 201
1850 I 532
26 1062
29 492
28 j 307
27 .567
26 162
^28
j28
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448
659
1064
29 I 992
1788
1789
239
1279
1753
485
485
66
354
473
667 I 182
^8
1348
767
984
435
733
951
294
KWT
968
424
1174
2.501
720
823
2054
582
212
540
7-20
70
1149
1-2.50
114
235
6-24
63
367
210
261
28
27
28
|26
27
27
27
28
28
29
j-27
27
26
29
29
29
122
200 j 28
267 I 27
8(1 ! 28
3''2
277
'-■9
26
2021
1811
746
896
6^■5
201
218
.569
153
.56
147
201
21
321
319
31
68
165
27
-26
28
29
27
29
26
27
26
27
26
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29
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I 563 5
25
.505
206
C243
26
26
27
)244
1566 ! 430 1 28
366
3.53
56(i
960
901
3.53
354
499
703
10IS
8.;7
10.56
4f4
649
522
199
83
.597
ISO
.56
97-2
182
115 28 79
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495
960
29 158
1-2-23
813
567
477
961
16
659
250
464
860
823
26 391
846
349
148
28 . 172
307
288
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FKOM THE
AlpliabeUcal list of patentees — Continiied.
ITame, resulence, and invention.
Tatro, .Joseph A., Beaver Falls, Pa. Furnace for annealing glass and treating, annealing,)
.and tempprin <: metala - )
T.itters.all, Froderiok "W., Philadelphia, Pa. Enjrine-reai.iteT
Tatiim, C. Albert, assignor to himself and F. M. TJnderhill, N^ew Tork, IST. Y., J. Whitall,
K. P. Smith, C. Eoherts, W. H. Nicholson, Philadelphia, Pa., and J. Mickle, Millville,
Jf . J. Fastening for frnlt-jar caps, &c
Tatura, Charles A., et al. (See Htrckner, Erail, assignor.)
Tiitum, Charles A., New York, N. Y. Breast-pump
Tatum & Co., S. C. (See Tatum, Samuel C, Jr., assignor.)
Tatum & Co., Samuel C. (See Keiser, .John A., assignor.)
Tatum & Co., Samuel C!., et al. (See Bennett, John M., assignor.)
Tatum, John W.. Chester, Pa. Paper hox
Tatum, Samuel C, Jr., et. nl. (See Bennett. .Tohn M., assignor.)
Tatura, Samuel C, Jr., assignor to S. C. Tatum & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Sewing-machine
fi
Tavener, Rohert W., assignor of one-half to Standard Machinery Company, Bay City, Midi.
Stave-iointing machine '.
Tawbert, .Tulius, et al. (See Buckler and Pelzer, assignors.)
Tawnev. William H.. I.oni.shuTg. Kans. Churn
Tay, Hans. Areola, 111. Trace-carrier
Taylor, Alfred, Jr.. Bridgeport. Conn. Corset -husk
Taylor, Ambrose C. (Sec "SVilliams and Taylor.)
Ta\ lor. Charles F., Springfield, Mass. Method of and machinery for treating rags for pa-
per-stock
Taylor, Charles F., Spviufffield. Mass. Process of and apparatus for treating paper-stock .
Tavhir, Charles Q.,and B. F. Gray, Argenta, 111. Marker for corn-planters"
Taylor, Charles AV. (See "White and Taylor.)
Taylor, Dock. F. "W., San Francisco, Cal. Pick
Taylor, Edward T., assignor to G. G. Calkins, Chicago, III. Lock-trimming
Taylor, ElbertC. assignor of one-half to E. A. Henderson, Stockton, Mo. Churn
T.aylor, Forrest D.. East Bay, Mich. Heel-support for hoots or .shoes
Taylor, Frnuklin, Wilmington, Del. Treating vulcanized fiber and like material
Taylor, Fred R.. et al. (See Bandnll, Francis W., assignor.)
Taylor, Frederick. (See Bishee, Wisner B., assignor.)
Taylor, Frederick. (See Thompson, Edward W., assignor.)
Taylor, Fiedeiick, et al. (See Hyde, Kirkley, assignor.)
Taylor, Frederick, et al. (See Moore. Albert M., assignor.)
Taylor, Frederick, Lowell, Mass. Horse-hitching bar
TaVlor, Frederick, Lowell, Mass. Wire hat and coat hook
Taylor, Fredeiick, Lowell, Mass. Hat and coat hook
Taylor, Frederick, and K. Hyde, assignors of one-half to .7. W. Bennett and A. M. Moore,
Lowell. Mass. Wood-rim pnlle.y
Taylor, George. (See Worden, Taylor, Power, and Colby.)
Taylor, (ieorge, Baltimore, Md. Tea-kettle
Taylor, George, Redding, Cal. Medical compound
Taylor, George, .Tersey City, N. J. Gas-regulator
Taylor, George. Everett, Mass. Ice-machine
Taylor, George, Everett, and F. S. Pearson. Medford, Mass. Ice making machine
Taylor, George M., Chicago, HI. Windmill
Taylor, George R., Louisville, Ky. Propellins canal-boats
Taylor, George W. and S., Smyrna, Del. Cultivator
Taylor, George W., and J. N. Sutherland, Belton, S. C. Steam-brake
Taylor, George W., A. R. Cox, W. C. Brown, and J. N. Sutherland, Belton, S. C. Fire-
extingnisber
Taylor, Georsre W., Sugar Hill, assignor to F. J. Bartlett, Fasten, N. H. Sbigh-knee
Taylor, Hariison G., Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Car- wheel -
Taylor. Henry, and R. B. Sharp, Cleveland, Ohio. Wa>!te-cock
Taylor, Henry, R. B. Sharp, and T. J. Cain, Cleveland, Ohio; said Cain assignor' to said
Sharp and Taylor. Stop and waste cock
Taylor, Henry R., San Francisco, Cal. CJlamp for wire ropes
Taylor, Hiram B. (See Henry and Taylor.)
Taylor, Horatio R. (See Ortman and Taylor.)
Taylor, .Tackson. NewbeiTy, S. C. Side-bar vehicle
Taylor, .Tames. New York. N. Y. Fire-escape
Taylor, .Tames B., Philadelphia, Pa. .Jack
Taylor, .Jiimcs H., et nl. (See Low, Jesse B., assi.enor.)
Taylor, .Tames H.. Westfield, Mass. Churn
Taylor, .Tames S., Danbury, Conn. Method of and machine for sealdin rand feltiugbat-bodiea
Taylor, .Tames S., Danbury, Conn. Machinery for scalding and lolting hat-bodies
Taylor, .Tob, Orchard Park, N. Y. Comsifter
Taylor, John. (See Tayloi-, Thomas and J.)
Taylor, .Tohn C, Letot, Tex. Anti-friction .iournal
Taylor, ,Tohn H., assignorof one-half to J. B. Chaddock, Batavia, N. Y. Differential pul->
ley-bloek ^
Taylor, John ,T.. Sil. assignor to himself and W. H. Pickett, Warren, Pa. Carpet-stretcher.
Taylor, John W., Pittston, Pa. Valve-gear
Taylor, .Tonathan V., Bo.ston, Mass. CJake-griddle
Taylor, .Toseph. (See Creighton and Tavlor.)
Taylor, Lawrence H., Limestone. Me. Egc, fruit, and honey carrier
Taylor, Lemuel and M., .Tordan. Wis. Farm-gate 1
Taylor, M. S. (See Taylor, William S., assignor.)
Taylor, Miner. (See Taylor, Lemuel and M.)
Taylor, Moses R., Lansing, Mich Combination bag-loct
Taylor, Robert. (See Mobberley and Taylor.)
Taylor, Samuel. (See Taylor, (ieorge W. and S.)
Taylor, Samuel H., Springfield, Mo.' Sulky rotary mold-board plow
Taylor, Simmons D., Carthage, N. Y. Trace-boafer for pad-skirts
Taylor, Stewart. Hinsdale, assignorof one-half toB. C. White.Chicago, 111. Warehouse-truck.
Taylor, Sydney W., Newport, R. I. Velocipede
Taylor, T. B.^ et al^ (See Barger, Nathaniel S., assignor.)
, Chicago, HI. Automatic telegraph
Brooklyn, N. Y. Automatic-telegr.aph system
Brooklyn, N. Y. Markin.2-stylus for automatic telegraphs
No.
308,009
a97,872
292,386
301,535
291,805
293,109
304,873
295.4(50
299.035
294,933
292,873
307.237
305,641
304.373
994.9.''4
3(12.794
393.082
302,795
292.519
305.860
3O.>,801
309,007
301,403
294.288
309.260
294.093
294.935
300,161
298.135
293,920
309,261
299.036
301.404
291., S07
296.797
291.808
300,408
298.516
299.595
308,811
308.215
297.471
302.055
298,429
302,445
304,284
306. .548
307,238
300,409
308,.53O
299,180
302,446
Taylor, Theodore F.,
Taylor, Theodore F.,
Taylor, Theodore F.,
Taylor, Theodore F., Brooklyn, N. Y. Telephone-receiver .
300,658
300.918
309,365
309, 109
293.110
293,111
293,112
305,980
Date.
Nov. 11
Apr. 29
Jan. 22
July 8
Jan. 8
Feb. 5
Sept. 9
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Afay 20
Mar. 11
Feb. 5
Oct. 28
Sept. 23
Sept. 2
Alar. 11
July 29
AuiT. 19
July 29
Jan. 29
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Dec. 9
July 1
Feb. 26
Dec. 16
Feb. 26
Mar. 11
.Tune 10
May 6
Feb. 19
Dec. 16
May 20
July 1
Jan. 8
Apr. 15
Jan. 8
June 17
May 13
.Tune 3
Dec. 2
Nov. 18
Apr. 22
July 15
Ma.y 13
July 22
Aug. 26
Oct. 14
Oct. 28
June 17
Nov. 25
May 27
July 22
June 17
.Tune 24
Dec. 16
Dec. 9
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sept. 30
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volume.
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2502
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2212
1910
2055
2056
583
425
917
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723
840
213
1467
919
1348
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992
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993
1176
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319
1040
1989
1251
600
1760
1807
666
1605
1177
1461
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1761
1497
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphaheiical list of patentees — Continued.
289
I^ame, residence, and invention.
Taylor, Theodore F., Brooklyn, N. T. Telephonic apparatus
Taylor, Thomas, Washington, D. C. Treating cotton-seed to remove fiter
Taylor, Thomas, Washington, D. C. llachine for treating cottonseed
Taylor, Thomas, assignor of one-third to J. E. Fitch, Washington, D. C. Treating cotton-
seed
Taylor. Thomas, assignor to Iforwalk Lock Company, South Norwalk, Conn. Door-knob
attachment
Taylor, Thomas and J., Oldham, county of Lanoastei', England. Electric gas-lighter
Taylor, Thomas P., Bridgeport, Conn. Base-ball
Taylor, Thomas W., a.s.signor to himself and B. Lynch, Worcester, Mass. Elevator
Taylor, Wallace M. (See Phillips and Taylor.)
Taylor, Warren H., assignor to Tale & To^vne Manufacturing Company, Stamford, Conn,
took.
Taylor, Warren H., assignor to Tale & Towne Manufacturing Company, Stamford, Conn,
dabinet-lock T
Taylor, William. (See Beeman, Taylor, and King.)
Taylor, William G., Xenia, Ohio. Butter or adjuster for harvesters :
Taylor, William S., et al. (See Fairman, Simon, assignor.)
Taylor, William S., assignor to M. S. Taylor, Huntingdon, Pa. Locking nuts on bolts in
ti.sh-plate railway-joints
Taylor, AVilliam T.,'Whitaker's, N. C. Seed-cotton elevator and cleaner
Taylor, William W., Kipon, county of Tork, England. Printing-machine
Tea, William A., Clyde, Ohio. Automatic incline pool-ball rack and spotter
Tea, William A., Clyde, Ohio. Combined fifteen-ball pool rack and spotter
Teagle, John. (See Cowing, George, assignor.)
Teal, B. Frank, PhOadelphia, Pa. Fire-escape
Teal, Charles A., assignor to M. E. P. Teal, Philadelphia, Pa. Chain-hoist
Teal, Daniel E., Oneida Castle, X. T. Combined car and elevator
Teal, Martha R. P. (See Teal, Charles A., assignor.)
Teall, William S., Little Falls. If. T. Breech-loading fire-arm ,
Tecktonius. Emil, and J. N. Bashaw, Kenosha, Wis.; said Bashaw assignor to said Teck-
tonius. Seat-spring. (Reissue)
Teed, Charles. (See Teed, Lorenzo P. and C.)
Teed, Lorenzo P. and C, Erie, Pa. Mill-burr
Teeter, Charles E. (See Teeter, Wilbara P. and C. E.)
Teeter, William P. and C. E., Trotwood. Ohio. Gate
Teeters, Elisha P., Alliance. Ohio. Lock
Teetor, Abe L., Cambridge City, Ind. Diamond-holder for stone-dressing tools
Teetor. Abe L.. (Cambridge City. Ind. Grinding-mill
Tegg. CJeorge W., Peoria, 111. Nut-look
Teimmeruiar, George. (See Driller, Bannad, assignor.)
Teipel. Benjamiu, Covington, Ky. A rm for target-throwing traps
Teipel. Benjamin, Covington, Ky. Flying target
Teipel, Benjamin, Covington, Ky., assignor of one-half to W. F. Powell, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Trap for throwing targets
Teipel. Benjamin, Covington, Ky., arid A. J. Bandle, Cincinnati, Ohio. Trap for throw-
ing targets
Telemeter Company. (See Clarke, Charles L., assignor.)
Teller, CarlF., assignor to C. 0. Weber and T. Maynz, Offenbach-on-the-Main, Germany.
Combined letter-box and mail-bag ".
Temple, Bernard M. (See Crowley and Temple.)
Temple, Henry. Grand Rapids, Mich. Thill-eoupling
Temple, .John J., Kalamazoo, Mich. Ice-creeper
Temple, John J.. Kalamazoo, Mich. Ice-creeper ..,
Temple, Morris D.. Chicago, 111. Pump
Temple, Morris D., Chicago, HI. Pump
Templeton, William E., assignor of one-half to M. B. Glfford, Chicago, HI. Combined fil-
ter, cooler, and refrigerator
Tenant, Hanson P.. assignor to Dublin Agricultural Company, Dublin, Ind. Grain-drill ..
Tennant, John, and •!. Hattersley, Brooklyn, N. T. Metallic packing
Tennant, Richard, .Jr., Woodland, Wis. Rope-supporter for hay and other carriers
Tennent, John C, Glyndon, Md. Velocipede
Tenney, Cornelius, Brooklyn, If. T. Handsaw
Tenney, J. Frank, et al. (See Schmitz. Ernst, assignor.)
Tenting, Henri, Paris, France. Valve apparatus for steam engines and pumps
Terman. James W., assignor to J. Cratty, Peoria, HI. Com harvester and busker
Terreforte, .Juan de M., assignor to himself and A. M. Molina, New Tork, N. T. Print-
ing and mounting photogiaphic pictiires
Terrell, Henry D., Starrsville, Ga. Cultivator
Terrell, Pleasant A., Grinnell, assignor of one-half to J. H. Coon, Des Moines, Iowa. Wire-?
barbing machine J
Terrell, Thomas, Loudon, England. Making ferric oxide and sulphurous acid from ferric
sulphate
Terry Clock Company. (See Terry, Solon M., assignor.)
Terry, Jonas. (Sec Smith, Melvin L., assignor.)
Terry, Le Grand. Horsehead.s, N". T. Stay -roller for .sliding doors
Teny, Le Grand, Horseheads. If. T. Fastener for knob-spindles
Terry, Solon M., Pittsfield, Mass. Pendulum-regulator for clocks . ;
Terry, Solon M., assignor to Terry Clock Company, Pittsfield, Mass. Clock striking mech-
anism
Terry, Thomas .J., Ashland, Mo. Open-link
Terwilligev, Augustus H., If ewburg. If. T. Fire-escape
Terwilleger. John. Amsterdam. If. T., assignor of one-half to Greene Knitting Company,
of If ew Tork. Knitting-machine
Tesch, Carl R., and C. C. Fiank, Leipsic, Saxony, Germany. Horse-collar
Teter, William L., Philadeljihia, Pa. Manufacture of paper from giiiin-cuticles
Teter, William L., Philadelphia. Pa. Woven machine-belt
Teter, William L., Philadelphia, Pa. Hose-tube
T6trault, Am6d6e, assignor to A. Hoover and W. Gamble, Miamisburg, Ohio. Clutch device.
19 PAT
No.
310,094
304,147
300,292
297.193
301,303
302,447
298.041
307,239
294,702
302,796
306,549
304,043
2!)l,S0(i
300,162
297,031
301,641
301,019
296,,364
301,304
308,216
10,512
308,108
294,823
293,373
297.72P
300,5o0
293,113
305,116
305,117
302,691
307,149
292 069
305,642
298.517
298,518
303,339
303,340
308,.580
291,809
306,293
305.862
292,708
291,424
309.418
291,643
295.688
292,070
297,472
308,289
Date.
298,914
303,467
296,249
304,580
293.817
308,444
299,498
296,250
2n5,>'.35
303.044
308,331
303,071
Dec. 30
Aug. 26
Oct. 7
Apr. 22
July 1
July 22
May 6
Oct. 28
Mar. 4
July 29
Oct. 14
Aug. 26
Jan. 8
June 10
Apr. 15
July 8
June 24
Apr. 8
July 1
Nov. 18
Aug. 19
Nov. 18
Mar. 11
Feb. J2
Apr. 29
■Jime 17
Feb. 5
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
July 29
Oct. 28
Jan. 15
Sept. 23
May 13
May 13
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
Nov. 25
Jan. 8
Oct. 7
Sept. 30
-Jan. 29
Jan. 1
Dec. 16
Jan. 8
Mar.
Jan.
Apr. 22
Nov. 18
May 20
Aug. 12
Apr. 1
Sept. 2
Feb. 19
Nov. 25
May 27
Apr. 1
Mar. 25
Nov. 11
Nov. 13
Aug. 5
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597
296
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1382
895
590
787
2347
1321
419
1076
1078
2095
1485
1317
1761
701
702
573
574
1.540
994
337
2056
2154
509
1126
802
1713
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734
436
393
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381
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363
112
294
295
575
396
368
490
198
199
158
158
418
279
91
570
600
143
(302
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225
368
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544
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108
372
367
552
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222
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66
28
26
29
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27
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772
62
325
57
344
546
320
904
428
130
745
183
1088
283
141
1303
119
57
582
720
555
937
586
465
1185
517
1032
1033
407
299
254
1161
667
667
566
566
183
62
1223
413
91
925
150
1158
254
392
600
769
597
83
889
691
649
913
84
1191
533
612
499
290
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, ami inTention.
No.
Safety-gate
Teubert, James H., Coal Valley, "W. Va. Device for unloading; vessels
TctIs, Edwin L., assignor of three-tenths to J. jST. TVhelen, Philadelphia, Pa.
for car-platforms
Tew, Thomas S., Big Eapids, Mich. "Locomotire
Tewlishnry, Andrew J., HaTerhUl, Mass. Manufacture of turned shoes
Tewksbury, George C. (See Reynolds and Tewkshury.)
Tewksbury. George C., and F. M. Reynolds, Newark, N. J. Elevator
Thackrah, Benjamin. (See Hegeman and Thaekrah.)
Thackston, Richard D., St. Louis, Mo. Self-closins hatchway
Tbackston, Richard D., assignor of one -half to H. I. Coe, St. Louis, Mo Self-closing
hatchway -
Thackston, Richard D., assignor of one-half to H. I. Coe, St. Louis, Mo. Self-closing
hatchway
Thackston', Richard D., assignor of one-half to H. I. Coe, St. Louis, Mo. Self-closing
hatchway
Thackston, Richard D., assignor of one-half to H. I. Coe, St. Louis, Mo. Self-closing
hatchway
Thackston, Richard D., assignor of one-half to H. I. Coe, St. Louis, Mo. Self-closing
hatchway -
Thalheimer, Albert, Reading, Pa. Cigar-maker's' board
Thame, Henry, Winders Road, High Street, Battersea, county of SuiTey, England. Gal-
vanic battery
Tharp, William B., Eagle Pass, Tex. Shawl-strap
Thatcher, Charles D., Columbus, assignor, by mesne assignments, of one-half to E. 0. Cum-
mings and J. C. Chorpenning, Springfield, Ohio. Carriage-top prop
Thatcher, Charles D., Columbus, assignor, by mesne assignments, of one-half to F. 0. Cnm-
mings and J. C. Chorpenning, Springfield, Ohio. Cap-nut
Thatcher, Edward C, Kansas City, Mo. Remedy for hernia
Thatcher, Frederick B., and J. W. Johnson, New Britain, Conn., assignors to L. B. Goff,
trustee, Pawtucket, R. I. Bottle-filling machine
Thatcher, Lewis C, Chicago, IQ. Nut-lock
Thayer, Anson P., assignor to T. W. Hall, Brooklyn, N. Y. Die for making barbed me-
tallic fencing
Thayer, Charles F., Norwich, Conn. Water-wheel regulator
Thayer, Frank W., Milwaukee, Wis. Journal-box
Thayer, Henry J., and C. H. Chandler, Chicago, 111. Artist's canvas-stretcher
Thayer, Herbert W. (See Dunlap, Louis E., assignor.)
Thayer, James P., Providence, R. I. Button
Combined staple and die
Attaching buttons, &c
Implement for attaching buttons
Button-setting instrument
Bntton-fastener
Button-attaching instrument
Button-fa.stener".
Button-setting implement
Button-fastener
Button-fastener
Button-fastener
Button
1
Thayer, James F., Providence, R. I.
Thayer, James F., Providence, R. I.
Thayer, James F., Providence, R. I.
Thayer, James F., Providence, R. I.
Thayer, James F., Providence, R. I.
Thayer, James F., Providence, R. I.
Thayer, James F., Providence, R. I.
Thayer, James F., Providence, R. I.
Thayer, James F., Providence, R. I.
Thayer, James F., Providence, R. I.
Thayer, James F., Providence, R. I.
Thayer, James F., and F. A. Smith, Jr., Piovidence, R. I.
Thayer, John C, Chicago, 111. Lubricator
Thayer, John C, assignor of one -half to C. H. Morse, Chicago, HI.
tor
Automatic lubrlca-
Thayer, Orlando A., Paris, Me. Brace for sleigh-knees - - .
Thayer, Orlando A., Paris, Me. Folding table
Thayer, Russell, Philadelphia, Pa. Oil tank
Thayer, Russell, Philadelphia, Pa. Balloon or aerial ship.
Thayer, Russell, Philadelphia, Pa. Motor
Thayer, Wales B., Brockton, Mass. Sewing-machine guide
Thayer, William C, Chicago, 111. Producing complete combustion .
Theberath, Charles M., Newark, N. J. Sleigh-bell
Theis, Hugo, Solingen, Prussia, Gerni.iny. Scissors and shears
Theobald, George, assignor to himself, T. Hurl, Boston, and T. Havens, Chelsea, Mass.
Harness-saddle
Therien, Joseph 0. (See Klopp and Therien.)
Therien, Joseph O., Minneapolis, Minn. Vehicle-axle
Thle, Otto, Union, N. J. Finger-ring
Thi6baut, Jules A., Paris, France. Dry pile
Thielscher, Fredeiick C, Boston, Mass. Apparatus for feeding sheets of paper
Thiem, Friedrich 0., Leipsic, GeiTnany. Safety-window
Thiemer, Ferdinand, Bischofswerda, Saxony, "assigTior to S. G. Cohnfeld. Dresden, Ger-
many. Producing molded articles from substances containing ligneous fibers
Thiery, Charles W., Boston, Mass. Watch-case spring
Thiery, Edouard A., assignor to Carter, Sloan & Co., Newark, N. J. Button
Thi6ry, Edouard A., assignor to Carter, Sloan & Co., Newark, N. J. Bracelet and orna-
menting wire therefor
Thirion, Charles. (See Maucort and Th^rion.)
Thissell, Earl A., et al. (See Stetson, Frank H., assignor.)
Thoens, Burchard, New Orleans, La. Housing for sugar and other mills
Thomas, Aaron F. (See Bamhard and Thomas.)
Thomas, Abner D., Little Rock, Ark. Cotton-press
Thomas, Cal, Terre Haute, Ind. Chuck for watch-makers' lathes
Thomas, Cal, Terre Haute, Ind. Screw driver and adjuster
Thomas, Charles A. (See Combs, John, assignor,)
Thomas, Charles L. , Homellsville, N. T. Spring for vehicles
Thomas, Daniel. (See Davies, Thomas J., assignor.)
Thomas, David S., North Platte, Nebr. Ice-elevator
Thomas, E. C. Greenway, London, county of Middlesex, England. Dredger
Thomas, Eddy T., New York, N. Y. Caster
Thomas, Eddy T., New York, N. Y., assignor to New Home Sewing Machine Company,
Orange, Mass. Sewing-machine
304,581
1 306.3fi4
i 29C.0^6
291,810
302,602
302,172
303,193
303,194
307,688
309,993
309,994
291.644
296,365
303,896
306,874
306,875
295,078
305,353
291,811
307,351
297,873
297,645
306,117
293,539
293,540
295.593
295,954
296,3(16
296,798
296,890
297,314
297,315
298,796
301,642
302.299
307,240
294,161
294,163
297,316
296,430
307,689
309,008
.309,009
295,079
299,877
291,957
301,305
302,603
308,531
292,963
304,764
29.5,955
295,594
301,405
308,445
296,891
297,874
291,425
309,995
300.032
307,150
292,147
302,173
306,787
295,689
309.665
Date.
Sept. 2
Oct. 7
Ajir. 1
Jan. 8
July 29
July 15
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Nov. 4
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
Jan. 8
Apr. 8
Aug. 19
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Mar. 11
Sept. 16
Jan. 8
Oct. 28
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Oct. 7
Feb. 12
Feb, 12
Mar. 25
Apr. 1
Apr. 8
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
May 20
July 8
July 22
Oct. 28
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Apr. 22
May 13
Nov. 4
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
Mar. 11
June 3
Jan. 15
July 1
July 29
Nov. 25
Feb. 5
Sept. 9
Apr. 1
Mar. 25
Julv 1
Nov. 25
Apr. 15
Apr. 29
Jan. 1
D£C. 30
June 10
Oct. 28
Jan. 15
July 15
Oct. 21
Mar. 25
Deo. 23
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volume.
394
430
232
995
1982
1395
388
389
358
1870
1870
804
598
1280
1096
1097
926
1389
995
1751
2503
2-234
108
975
976
1594
71
599
1131
1252
1790
1791
1053
736
1567
1608
1798
1803
1792
601
3.59
583
585
927
463
1187
297
1983
1463
229
627
73
1595
426
1350
1253
2505
510
1871
667
1488
1408
1396
984
1714
1453
109
115
67
279
543
386
105
105
97,98
504
505
225
355
291
291
386
279
469
686
608
29
267
267
442
21
166
319
350
486
486
295
202
431
427
492
493
486
170
98
1.54
(154
)155
254
C121
il22
330
80
543
C398
i399
63
171
22
442
368
350
144
505
182
396
394
386
261
474
393
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28
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26
27
27
29
29
[29
26
[27
26
28
28
[29
26
28
27
26
28
29
27
27
889
80
47
184
388
271
527
527
436
1087
1087
15t
119
703
222
222
995
1087
184
347
496
444
20
620
620
1137
16
119
239
251
354
354
740
142
308
321
778
779
354
648
436
813
814
995
1010
229
57
389
674
484
940
17
1137
79
650
251
496
91
1087
1056
299
270'
271
199
1158
992.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
291
Xame, residence, and invention.
Thomas, Eddy T., and T. S. Huntincton, Xew York, S'. Y.. assignors to New Home Sew-
ing Machine Comp.any, Oransre, Mass. SewinK-niaoliine attachment
Thomas. Eleazer. Pawtiicket, R. I. Machine for making molds for castings
Thomas, Eleazer, Pawtucket. K. I. Molder's flask
Thomas, George and H. H.. Waterloo, N. Y. "VTagon end-gate
Thomas, George C, Waterhury, Conn. Making lamp-fixtures
Thomas, George C, TVaterbury, Conn. Lamp
Thomas, George W., Fuselier Home Place, La. Curve for portable railways.
Thomas, George AY., Cypre Mort, La. Cable railway for plantations
Thomas, George AV., Baltimore, Md. Elevator attachment
Thomas, H., et al. (See Smith, Fannie S., assignor.)
Thomas, H., et al. (See Smith, Fannie S., assignor.) (Reissue.)
Thomas, Harrison H. (See Thomas. George arid H. H.)
Thomas. Henry C, Rock View, N. T. PaiaflBne-brnsh
Thomas, Henry E., assignor of one-half to J. C. Shrader, San Francisco, Cal.
measuring and drawing
Thomas, John. (See Lentz, David H., assignor.)
Thomas, John H., Springfield, Ohio. Hay-tedder
Thomas, John H., Springfield, Ohio. Hay-tedder
Rnler for
Thomas, John R., assignor to Egan Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Circular sawing machine
Thomas, John R., assignor to Egan Company. Cincinnati, Ohio. Circular sawing machine-
Thomas, John R., as.signor to Cordesman & Egan Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Measuring
and registering device for planing-machines
Thomas. John R., Springfield, assignor to J. A. Fay & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Tenoning
and cross-gaining machine
Thomas, Nicholas, Chicago, HI. Metal-tuming lathe
Thomas, Philip, J. E. Morris, J. H. Chattin, and J. T. Fisher, Brighton, W. Va. Nut-lock.
Thomas, Richard J., Milwaukee, "Wis. Safety-valve
Thomas, Richard W., Slatington, Pa. Car-coupling
Thomas, Robert. (See Fletcher and Thomas.)
Thomas. Robert J., Houlton, Me., assignor of one-half to A. E. Rice, Boston, Mass. Tubu-
lar lantern
Thomas, Samuel. (See Daugherty and Thomas.)
Thomas. Sidney G., London, EngLand. Manufacture of alkaline phosphates
Thomas, Sidney G., London, England. Manufacture of alkaline phosphates
Thomas, Sidney G., London, England. Manufacture of alkaline salts
Thomas, Sidney G., and T. Twyriam, Westminster, England. Obtaining phosphoric acid
from metallurgical .slags '-
Thomas, Theodore, New York, N. Y. Car- wheel
Thomas, Thomas, Cardiff, county of Glamorgan, England. Machine for lifting or hoisting.
Thomas, W. F., et al. (See Smith, Fannie S., assignor.)
Thomas, W. F., et al. (See Smith, Fannie S., assignor.) (Reissue.)
Thomas, Warren H., and C. B. Core, Peoria, 111. BUliard-cue tip
Thomas, William, Pittston, Pa. Speaking-tube month piece
Thomas, WUliam D., assignor of one-half to T. M. Herriott and Cavett & McKnight, Pitts-?
burg. Pa. Steam-engine valve-gear 5
Thomas, William H., Santa Ana, Cal. Oil-cup
Thomas, William H., Los Angeles, Cal. Oil-cup lubricator for engines
Thomas, William H., Fulton, Mo. Seed-sower
Thomas, William H., Fulton, Mo. Field-roller
Thomas, William H., Fulton, Mo. Spectacle-case
Thomas, William M., Grand Ranids, Mich. Automatic electrical cut-out
Thomas, William M., assignor of one-half to Grand Rapids Electric Light and Power Com-
pany, Grand Rapids, Mich. Electric cut-out
Tnomas, William M., assignor of one-half to Grand Rapids Electric Light and Power Com-
pany, Grand Rapids, Mich. Regulator for systems of electric distribution
Thom'ass, Hermann. (See Barton'and Thomass.)
Thompson, Alexander W., Hagersville, Ontario, assignor of two-thirds to T. T. Marshall,
Jarvis. and G. A. Philp, St. Thomas, Canada. Crimplng-machine
Thompson, Arthur, Warner, N. H. Frnit-drier
Thompson, Arthur, and G. H. Rice, assignors to themselves, I. Mason, and E. C. Barlow,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Caster
Thompson, Asa H., assignor to E. H. Sampson, Boston, Mass. Heel-stiffener machine
Thompson & Baker. (See Rnland. Calvin M., assignor.)
Thompson, Charles A., Flushing, N. Y. Oiler t
Thompson, Charles H., Claremont, N. H. Fertilizer-distributer for corn-planters
Thompson, Charles H. and C. W., Endell Street, Long Acre, county of Middlesex, England.
Apparatus for indicating time -
Thompson, Charles R.. Fort Omaha. Nebr. Hive-cart
Thompson, Charles W. (See Church, George S., assignor.)
Thompson, Charles W. (See Thompson, Charles H. and C. W.)
Thompson, Daniel L., et al. (See Nichols, John, assignor.)
Thompson, Edmund, et al. (See Gibbons. David, assignor.)
Thompson, Edward W., Lowell, Mass. Tag
Thompson, Edward W., assignor of one-half to F. Taylor, Lowell. Mass. Book-support - . .
Thompson, Eldridge A., Silver City, Idaho Ter. Joint-protector and igniter for fuses
Thompson, Francis B., Beaumont, Tex. Gage for adjusting planer-knives
Thompson, Frank, New York, N. Y. Damper-regulator
Thompson, Gedeon P., Crowley's Station, Tex. Tramping attachment for baling-
presses
Thorap.son, George A., Brooklyn, N. Y. Window-screen
Thompson, George F., Oshkosh, Wis. Spring-wagon
Thompson, George P., assignor to himself and A. Wilson, Oshkosh, Wis. Spring-coupling
for vehicles -
Thompson, George H., Plattsmouth, Nebr. Seat for public buildings
Thompson, George H., Plattsmouth, Nebr. Seat for public buildings
Thompson, George H.. aud E. Hottegan. New Haven, Conn. Handle for pocket-knives
Thompson, George M., Lowell, assignor to Lamson Cash Railway Company, Boston, Mass.
Store-service apparatus
Thompson. Green, New Salem. Ind. Harness
No.
300.531
293,541
297,046
307,602
306,550
309.996
301,643
302,797
308,010
304,470
304,245
304,374
309,745
307,600
307,601
299,878
302,363
303,897
304,148
293,685
308,011
309,896
301.406
301,407
304,044
306.664
292,267
293.114
296.087
292,387
293,686
298,915
307,415
300,659
307,503
307.504
300,532
291,958
307,690
308.012
309,419
291,426
298,797
304,874
309,110
308,532
293,115
291,813
305,863
305,250
300.533
298,635
300,163
291,549
305,643
300,660
292.071
295,461
299,037
Date.
308,641
291,812
June 17
Feb. 12
Apr. 29
Nov. 4
Oct. 14
Dec. 30
July 8
July 29
Nov. 11
Sept. 9
Aug. 20
Sept. 2
Dec. 23
Nov. 4
Nov. 4
June 3
July 22
Aug. 19
Aug. 26
Feb. 19
Nov. 11
Dec. 30
July 1
July 1
Aug. 26
Oct. 14
Jan. 22
Feb. 5
Apr. 1
Jan. 22
Feb. 19
May 20
Oct. 28
June 17
Nov. 4
Nov. 4
June 17
Jan. 15
Nov. 4
Nov. 11
Dec. 16
Jan. 1
May 20
Sept. 9
Dec. 9
Nov. 25
Feb. 5
Jan. 8
Sept. 30
Sept. 16
June 17
May 13
.Tune 10
Jan. 8
Sept. 23
June 17
Jan. 15
Mar. 18
May 20
Dec.
Jan.
Monthly
volume.
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2235
243
608
1872
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772
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240
242
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1656
1281
1628
1150
772
1755
427
428
1484
824
1580
419
233
1728
1152
1201
1835
1499
114
115
1326
1188
361
773
1128
510
1054
768
713
1465
422
996
2057
1260
1327
839
843
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158
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292
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Kame, residence, and invention.
Tliompson, H. T. (See CoopT. Charles A., assignor.)
Thompson, Harry &. (See Thompson, Henry Gr. and H. G.)
Thompson, Henry, London, England. Construction of domestic stoves and grates
Thompson, Henry G. (See Mower, Samuel E., assignor.)
Thomp.son, Henry G.. Milford, and H. G. Thompson, New Haven, Conn. Hair-pin
Thompson, Hiram, Worcester, Mass. Drilling-machine
Thompson, Horace "W. (See Johnson, Charles C, assignor.)
Thompson, Jacob B., New Cross, county of Kent, England. Process of and apparatus for
bleaching
Thompson, James, Boston, Mass. Stone-cutter's mallet
Thompson, James, assignor of one-half to L. Hull, Boston, Mass. Belt-fastener
Thompson, James F., Eockland, Mass. Burnishing-wax for use in finishing the edges of
the heels and soles of boots and shoes
Thompson, James K., and G. K. Eace, Leeds, county of York, England. Kailway-rail^
chair
Thompson, James M., et al. (See Peyton, "William E., assignor.)
Thompson, John, London, England. Brush ,
No.
Thompson, John S., Brooklyn, N. Y. Coffee separator and assorter
Thompson, .John S., Conyers, Ga. Churn
Thompson, Joseph W., Pittsborough, lud., assignor of one-half to "W. H. Milan. Carpet-
stretcher
Thompson, Melchesedeck Y., assignor of one-half to A. M. Crow, Arkadelphia, Ark. Press
for wheat-bran, &c
Thompson, Napoleon W.. St. Louis, Mo. Cutter-head
Thompson, Nathan, Brooklyn, N. Y. Stopper for bottles and jars
Thompson, Nelson S., Hamilton, Ohio. Caster
Thnm])son, NUes H., and H. C. Swan, Washington, D. C; said Swan assignor to said?
Thompson. Gas-motor engine 5
Thompson, Perlej' & Waite. (See Stevens. Asher B., assignor.)
Thompson, Philip A. (See Arnold, Don Juan, assignor.)
Thompson, Reuben B. (See Thompson, Richard E.^ assignor.)
Thompson, Richard, New York, assignor to G. H. Clarke, Brooklyn, N. Y. Damper-rega
lator
Thompson, Richard C. (See Spence and Thompson.)
Thompson, Richard C, Brixton, and W. Spence, Surbiton, county of Surrey, England,
cycle
Bi-
Thompson, Richard E., assignor to R. B. Thompson, Cohoes, N. Y. Lubricator -
Thomjjson, Richard H. S., Lexington, Ky. Electric fire-arm
Thompson, Robert A. , Montrose, Mo. Wheel-plow
Thompson, Robert H., et al. (See Wilson, Silas H., assignor.)
Thompson, SalathielS., San Francisco, Cal. Extension-ladder
Thompson, Salmon, Manchester, Iowa. Barb-wire machine
Thompson, Sidney C. (See Hoard. Benjamin T., assignor.)
Thompson. Thomas E., Chicago, III. Steam-generator
Thompson, Thomas H., assignor to Sigourney Tool Company, Hartford, Conn. Reamer. . .
Thompson, Thomas J. (See Bowers and Thompson.)
Thompson, Willet, and J. A. George, assignors to Brooklyn Needle Works, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hat-pouncing machine and lathe
Thompson, William B. (See Lowe, Jacob S., assignor.)
Thompson, William G., Brooklyn, N. Y. Combination-tool
Thompson, WOliam G., Wabash, Ind. Feed-regulator -
Thompson, William H., New York, N. Y. Apparatus for extinguishing fires on ships
Thompson, WUUara H., Cleveland, Ohio. Steam stamp-mill
Thompson, William H., Queen Square, Leeds, county of York, England. Oven
Thompson, William P. (See Lewis, Joseph S., assignor.)
Thompson, Zachariah. (See Hensley, George S., assignor.)
Thoms, James F., administrator. (See Hagan, John A.)
Thomson, Elihu. (See Houston and Thomson.)
Thomson, Elihu, New Britain, Conn. Dynamo-electric machine
Thomson, Elihu, New Britain, Conn. Electric-power-distiibution system
Thomson, EUhu, New Britain, Conn., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company.
Electric-lamp mechanism
Thomson, EUhu, New Britain, Conn., assignor to Thomson -Houston Electric Company.
Electric lamp
Thomson, Elihu, New Britain, Conn., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electi'ic Company, of
Connecticut. Double-carbon arc-lamp
Thomson, Elihu, New Britain, Conn., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of
Connecticut. Dynamo-electric machine -
Thomson, Elihu, New Britain, Conn., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of
Connecticut. Focusing electric-arc lamp -
Thomson, Elihu, New Britain, Conn., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of?
Connecticut. Electric lamp mechanism S
Thomson, Elihu, Lynn, Mass., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of Con-
necticut. Electric-arc lamp
Thomson, Elihu, Lynn, Mass., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of Con-
necticut. Electric-arc lamp
Thomson, Elihu, Lynn, Ma.ss., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of Con-
necticut. Electric-arc lamp
Thomson, Elihu, Lynn, Mas.s., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of Con-
necticut. Electric-arc lamp
Thomson, Elihu, Lynn, Mass., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of Con-
necticut. Electric-arc lamp
Thomson, Elihu, Lynn, Mass., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of Con-
necticut. Electric-arc lamp
Thomson, Elihu, Lynn, Mass., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of Con-j
necticut. Electric-arc lamp i
Thomson, Elihu, Lynn, Mass., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of Con-
necticut. Electric-arc lamp
Thomson, Elihu, Lynn, Mass., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of Con-
necticut. Electric-aie lamp 1
308,290
303,341
303,073
2fl3.37fi
303,074
309.808
305,981
305,864
301.()44
297,729
302,300
298,519
Date.
293,603
301,775
295,306
306,551
300,661
302.692
293,377
306.975
309,262
293,818
309,997
305,865
291,9.59
306. 189
295,690
292,184
300.816
300,164
304,471
309,366
294.094
294,095
303,898
302,960
295,836
290,799
302,961
305,413
297,194
297,195
297,196
297,197
297,198
297,199
297,200
297,201
302.9C2
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Aug. 12
Aug. 5
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Aug. 5
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29
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
293
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continiied.
Name, residence, and invention.
ThomsoB, Elihn, Lynn, Mass., assi<mor to Thomson -Houston Electric Company, of Con-
necticut. Ke.gnlator for dynamo-electiic macliines
Thomson. Elihu, Lynn, Mass., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of Con-
necticut. Electric-arc lamp
Thomson, Elihu. Lynn, Mass., assignor to Thomson-Houston Electric Company, of Con-
necticut. Automatic cut-out for electric apparatus
Thomson, Elihu, Lynn, Mass., assignor to Tliomson-Houston Electric Company, of Con-
necticut. Cut-ouit for electric-arc lamps
Thomson, Elihu, and E. W. Eice, Lynn, Mass., assignors to Thomson-Houston Electric
Company, of Connecticut. Electric-arc lamp
Thomson, Elihu, and E. "W. Kice, Lynn, Mass., assignors to Thomson-Houston Electric
Company, of Connecticut. Electric-arc lamp
Thomson-Houston Electric Company. (See Houston, Edwin J., assignor.)
Thomson-Houston Electric Company. (See Houston and Thomson, assignors.)
Thomson- Houston Electric Company. (See Skinner, Joseph J., assignor.)
Thomson-Hou.iton Electric Company. (See Thomson, Elihu, assignor.)
Thomson-Houston Electric Company. (See Thomson and Rice, assignors.)
Thomson, John. (See Lambert, Frank, assignor.)
Thomson, John. (See Mead. John T., assignor.)
Thomson, John, Brooklyn, N. Y. Bench-vise
Thomson, John, Brooklyn, N. T. Clutch
Thomson, John, Brooklyn, N. T. Pawl and ratchet
Thomson, John, Hartford, Conn. Tension device for sewing-machines
Thomson, John R. (See Nnnaraacker, By, assignor.)
Thomson, Jndson L. (See TJnbehend, Jacob J., assignor.)
Thomson, Jndson L., Syracuse, N. Y. Eein-liolder .
Thomson, Judson L., S.>Tacuse, N. Y.
Thomson, .Tudson L., Syracuse, N. Y.
Thomson, Judson L., Syracuse, N. Y.
Thomson, Jndson L., Syracuse, N. Y.
Thomson, Judson L., Syracuse, N. Y.
"Whlp-sooket .
Shoe-clasp
Shoe-clasp ...
Shoeclagp ...
Shoe-clasp. (Reissue) .
Thomson, Jndson L., and M. L,
Jack. Pulley
Thomson, 'WilLiam, Glasgow, county of Lanark, Scotland.
ratus
Jack, Syracuse, N. Y. ; said Thomson assignor to said
ilfavigational sounding appa
Thorman, Simon R. (See Dort, Newton, assignor.)
Thorn, Leander H., et al. (See Smith, George. -Tr., assignor.)
Thorn Wire Hedge Company. (See Briggs, Orlando P., assignor.)
Thornburg, Morton, T. L. Clevenger, W. F. Fitzpatrick, and W. Holloway, Neff, Ind.
Band cutter and feeder
Thombnrgh, "William, Elyria, Ohio. Semaphore-signal
Thomdike, .James D. (See "White, Charles H., assignor.)
Thornton, James. (See Kiger, Alfred, assignor.)
Thorp, George P. and M. ET. Paola, Kans. ladder
Thorp, Henry H., Cleveland, Ohio. Type
Thorp, James L., Eirrt GrifBn, Tex. Lifting-jack
Thorp, L. Charles, Port an Prince, Hayti. Propelling vessels
Thorp, Milton E. (See Thorp, GeorgeP. and M. E.)
Thorpe, Charles K. (See Mueller, Theodore, assignor.)
Thorpe, David H., Somerville, assigiior to himself and J. P. Howard, Boston, Mass. Steam-
valve
Thorpe, "William. (See Randall, Henry R., assignor.)
Thoss, Hermann, New Orleans, La. Manufacture of cigars
Thoully, Jean B. (See Fonrnier and Thonlly.)
Thrasher, Fletcher M., et al. (See Spencer, Charles'F., assignor.)
Throckmorton, William F., Adair. 111. Hedge-trimmer
Thrush, Levi, and L. AVilson. Brookville, Pa! Timber and lumber stamp-
Thntn, Otto, Grand Rapids, Mich. Manufacture of fly-paper
Thumshirn, George, Branford, Conn. Lock
Thurber, Alfred, Concord, Cal. Lamp-bracket
Thurber, Milton R., assignor of two-thirds to A. Harvey and H. N. Patrick, Scranton, Pa.
Car-coupling
Thurmond, "William H., Forsyth, Ga. Boiler- washing machine
Thurmond, William H., Forsyth, Ga. Car-coupling
Thurnauer, Joseph, Burgkunstadt, Bavaria, Germany. Measure attachment for pocket-
knives
Thurston, Charles H., New Britain, Conn. "Wardrobe-hook ,
Thurston, Eli H., Hagerstown, Ind. Device for applying electricity to the human body ..
Thurston, James B. (See "Willey and Thurston.)
Thurston, James B., assignor to J. A. White, Concord, N. H. Crank adjustment for bal-
ance-wheels
Thurston, John C. (See Baldwin and Thurston.)
Thnrston, Joseph D., South Union, Me. Hinge-mortise machine
Thwiug, Z. C, et al. (See Bowen, "William J-., assignor.)
Tibbs. John A. (See Francis and Tibhs.)
Tice, Arthur W., Boston, Mass. Cartridse-crimping punch
Tice, David, Lockport, N. Y. AVheel...^
Tice, Dudley L.. Reading, Pa. Eyeglasses
Tice, Edward, Albany, N. Y. Securing fire-hose on a ladder
Tichenor, Anson C, Alameda, Cal. Electric conductor
Ticknor, Thomas. (See Culp and Ticknor.)
Tidland, "William H., Oakwood, Dak. Ter. Road-making machine :
Tieman, John M., et al. (See Gibson, George, assignor.)
Tietjen, .John F. (See Lang and Tietjen.)
Tiifany. Albert R., assignor of five-sixths to M. Neil, H. L. Gillette, and J. J. Leland, Day-
ton, Ohio. Screw-jack
Tjfiany, Albert R., assignor of five-sixths to M. Neil, H. L. Gillette, and J. J. Leland, Day-J
ton, Ohio. Screw-jack j
Tiffany & Co. (See Lindauer, .Joseph, assignor.)
'Tiffany & Co., Louis C. (See Tiftany, Louis C, assignor.)
Tiffany, George S., Tecumseh, Mich'. Crusher for clay, clods, &c
No.
302,963
303,762
307,818
307,819
306,118
306,119
292,874
296,892
309,420
292,964
293.819
294,824
302.448
302,798
302,'; 99
10,510
307,416
298,798
303,072
308,013
297,875
307,417
302,056
308,109
292,185
304,582
304,375
294,936
305,118
306,976
297,317
291.960
295.462
306,876
302,057
306,294
309,897
291,645
302,058
301,179
292,072
■212.073
306]442
300,410
291,427
295,837
295,838
307, "20
Date.
Aug. 5
Aug. 19
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Feb. 5
Apr. 15
Dec. 16
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
Mar. 11
July 22
July 29
July 29
Aug. 12
Oct. 28
May 20
Aug. 5
Nov. 11
Apr. 29
Oct. 28
July 15
Nov. 18
Jan. 22
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Mar. 11
Sept. 16
Oct. 21
Apr. 22
Jan. 15
Mar. 18
Oct. 21
July 15
Oct. 7
Dec. 30
Jan. 8 805
July 15 1255
Monthly
volume.
July 1
-Tan. 15
Oct. 14
June 17
Jan. I
117
1118
541
543
109
113
34,35
307
147
148
30
30
116
1254
1128
229
1340
593
1763
2215
2216
915
1837
1055
241
774
2506
1838
1253
895
112
723
1080
1221
1793
1191
1410
1097
1254
338
1756
140
.Tan. 15 1320
1,320
5.32
1178
512
Mar. 25 1901
Mar. 25 inC2
!
Nov. 11 544
32
350
303
63
372
164
483
609
609
250
496
C295
^296
66,67
212
686
496
347
245
1459 410
394 109
35,36
202
295
325
C486
H87
331
390
292
347
92
(473
i474
225
348
37
369
369
143
323
Official
Gazette.
27
29
28
29
26
26
29
28
29
476
672
477
477
20
21
464
251
926
484
691
937
344
429
429
627
362
740
499
524
496
362
244
555.
26 286
889
8,35
901
1033
246
354
230
1097
222
244
62
>29 1065
26 I 151
I
28 ! 244
28
26
26
29
28
254
254
104
27 1157
l]lt 1
>26
.526
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26 1192
26 1192
148
29 ' 477
294
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
If ame, residence, and invention.
Tiffany, Joel. Hinsdale, 111. Brick-macliine
Tiffany, Jolm H , Dimoct, Pa. Truck
Tiffany, John H., Dimock, Pa. Cart
Tiffany, Louis C, assignor to L. C. Tiffany & Co., Ifew York, N. T.
Panel for walls, ceil-
inca, ifec .
Tilden, James A., Hyde Park, Mass. Combined flre-alarm and time-detector
Tiley, Stillman J., Essex, Conn. Crocliet-needle machine
Til2;liman, Noah J., Sali,sbury, Md. Hominy-mill
Tillery, John A., assiy:nor of two-thirds to J. H. Brandt and E. B. Caswell, Baltimore, Md.
Can-soldering machine
Tillion, "William R. K., Brooklyn, N. Y. Shipping-can and tag therefor
TiUion, "William R. E,., Brooklyn, N. Y. Gnide-track for sliding doors
Tilli<m, "William K. K., assignor of one-half to A. C. Hallam, Brooklj'n, N. Y. Pocket-
fastener .
Tillman, Lewis, Jr. (See Dickson, Mel H., assignor.)
Tillou, "Walter G., and J. "W. Clapp, Xew Haren, Conn. Narrow-ware loom
TiUson, Davis, Rockland, Me. Stone-cutting machine
Tilson, S. Miner, Rocklane, Ind. Chum-da.sher
Tilton, Charles E., "Worcester, Mass. Type-writing machine
Tilton, David, Hartford, Conn. Clutch-guard
Tilton, H. "W. (See Parent, Jean B., assignor.)
Tilton, Leonard, Brooklyn, N. Y. Shutter- worker
Timberlake, John B., Jackson, Mich. Detachable handle for glass and earthenware dishes,
Timby, Theodore E., Nyack, N. Y. Apparatus for treating ores and for other purposes. ..
Time Telegraph Company. (See Bailey, Henry L., assignor.)
Time Telegraph Company. (See Pond and Bailey, assignors.)
Time Telegraph Company. (See Pond and Munger, assignors.)
Timmis, Ulius A., London, county of Middlesex, England. "Vehicle-spring
Timmis, TUius A., and S. G. C. Currie, London, England. Electro-magnet and armature. ..
Tinch, Edward T., assignor of one-half to B. E. Harbaugh, Seymour, Ind. Bandage-ma-
chine
Tingman, John H., assignor to A. Schilling & Co., San Francisco, Cal. Canister
Tinker, Giles K. (See Gardner, Perry G., Jr., assignor.)
Tinkham, Samuel M, Taunton, Mass! Sash-fastener
Tinney, .John D. (SeeMulvihill and Tinney.)
Tinsley, Charles G., Grand Rapids, Mich. Line-indicator for type-writing machines
Tipton, Hiram S., Chicago, 111. Car-roof
Tipton, Hiram S., Chicago, HI. Car-roof
Tipton, Hiram S., Chicago, HI. Barrel ,
Tirrell, Jacob P. (See Blodgett and Tirrell.)
Tirrell, Jacob P., Boston, assignor to G. F. Pinkham, Quincy, Mass. Apparatus for au-
tomatically opening closed circuits
Tirrill, Oakes, New "York, N. Y., and J. P. "Wilson, Newark, N. J. Carbureting-machine
Tisdale, Robert H., Sumter, S. C. Horse-power
Tisdale, Stephen A., Leominster, Mass. Head-comb
Tise, Charles H., "Winston, N. C. "Water-elevator
Titcomb, Eoscoe, North Yarmouth, Me. Sand-distributing machine
Titlow, Monroe B., Treichler, assignor of one-half to A. "Wolf and D. L. Haraaker, Allen-
town, Pa. Automatic feeding device for roller-mills
Tittley, George, assignor to G. G. Calkins, Chicago, HI. Latch
Titus," Arthur L. (See Birchard and Titus.)
Titus, Ivor E., and H. C. Bo.'isinger, Huntington. "W. Va. Car-coupling
Titus, John C, Marion, Ohio. Friction clutch for traction-engines .'
Tins, Stephen M. (See Simpson, Geoi-ge. assignor.)
Toay, John E. (See Toay, Simon and 3. E.)
Toay, Samuel M., and E.'Han-is, Cambria, Wis. Folding egg-case
Toay, Simon and J. E., Mineral Point, "Wis. Combined packing and show box
Tobey, Elisha H., Denver, Colo. Eailway safety-signal
No.
309,367
297.876
308,933
299,181
301.645
307.505
305,546
295,210
.306,.5r,2
307,078
307,241
306,190
305,409
298,042
306.295
295,595
297,032
294,289
296,251
291,814
293,116
309.511
306,553
293,820
293.687
299,596
299.597
309,010
304.376
294,527
300,411
299,879
309,746
307,151
306,365
306,554
308.014
302,449
Tobey, George A.. Newark, N. J., assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,?
New "York, N. Y. Revcrsing-puUey ". S
Tobey, Henry A., Dayton, Ohio. Rotary motor
Tobe.v, Henry A., Dayton, Ohio, assignor to Hartford Sanitary Plumbing Company, Hart-
ford, Conn. "Water-closet valve
Tobey, Orville H. (Sec Raymond, George and A., assignors.)
Tobey, "William L., Boston, Mass. Gns-engine
Tobias, Georg. (See Ki iiger, Tobias, and Kegel.)
Tobias, J. C, et al. (See Sliarpnack and McMahon, assignors.)
Tobin, James L., Newark, N. -J. Electric battery
Tobin, John, Newarlc, N. J. Coffee-pot
Tobin, John A., Nayatt Point, R. I. Composition of metals
Tobin, Michael, Baldwinsville, N. Y. Apparatus for heating and moistening tobacco-
hoxises
Tobin, Richard F., South Boston, assignor to C. C. Walworth, Boston, Mass.
attachment
Todd, Albert W. "(See Marston. Dudley .J., assignor.)
Todd, Andrew B., Cheshire, Conn. Lock
Todd, Asahel, Pultneyville, N. Y. Extension-ladder
Todd, Augustus H., Griffin's Corners, N. Y. Sap-bucket cover •.
Todd, E. B., et al. (See Motter, .Terome B., as.signor.)
Todd, Edward, Madison, N. J. Show box and tra.y ,
Todd, George N., Fort Smith, Ark. Cotton-harvester
Hose-nozzle
Todd, John, Lewi.stown, Pa. Cut-off for bolting-chests
Todd, John, Lewistown, Pa. Cut-off for bolting-cheats
Todd, .Tosppli C, et al. (See McTver, John, assignor.)
Todt, A. Henry, Lapeer, Mich. Wagon running-gear
Toense, Charle's G., Cleveland, Ohio. Oscillating valve
Toerper, John, and F. Krein, St. Louis, Mo. ; said Toerper assignor to said Krein.
lie.
staple
Hame-
TofBer, Anna, et al. (See Toffier, Simon, assisnor.)
TofSer, Simon, assignor to A. Toffler and F. Warneck, New York, N. Y.
Floor-mat.
295.211
296,367
2:)6,893
297,473
296,894
295,691
306,443
291,241
308.015
309,011
292,965
291,107
291,646
307,734
302,004
Date.
292,875
29.5,463
303,763
303,764
292,600
301,408
299,880
295,839
Dec. 16
Apr. 29
Dec. 9
May 27
July 8
Nov. 4
Sept. 23
Mar. 18
Oct. 14
Oct. 21
Oct. 28
Oct. 7
Sept. 16
May 6
Oct. 7
Mar. 25
Apr. 15
Feb. 26
Apr. 1
Jan. 8
Feb. 5
Dec. 16
Oct. 14
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
June 3
June 3
Dec. 9
Sept. 2
Mar. 4
June 17
June 3
Dec. 23
Oct. 28
Oct. 7
Oct. 14
Nov. 11
July 22
Mar. 18
Apr. 8
Apr. 15
Apr. 22
Apr. 15
Mar. 25
Oct. 14
Jan. 1
Nov. 11
Dec. 9
Feb. 5
Jan. 1
.Tan. 8
Nov. 4
Jialy 29
Feb. 5
Mar. 18
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Jan. 29
July 1
June 3
Mar. 25
Mon thly
volume.
p.
CO
1068
2507
481
1535
738
116
1643
1100
669
1371
1609
215
1447
103
339
1596
1429
1953
438
997
423
12.38
671
1341
1154
124
125
587
115
229
1179
469
15.54
1489
431
672
776
1764
1101
600
1256
1992
1260
1717
533
280
779
588
230
117
807
416
1984
118
1411
1119
1120
2022
429
469
1904
(285
^286
686
128
440
203
32
455
304
175
365
428
57,58
402
27
92,93
442
393
535
:i23
124
280
113
335
175
372
322
30
31
155
36
65
323
122
422
396
115
176
213
483
305
166
C350
) 351
C544
^545
351
474
143
79
213
63
33
226
115
544
33
:390
i 391
"307
307
563
116
123
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26
26
29
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914
496
793
841
132
392
1140
1039
130
272
321
39
1098
546
62
1137
283
84
184
518
947
130
691
660
942
942
814
836
869
1157
1011
1010
299
80
131
525
344
1039
119
251
393
252
1159
104
51
525
814
484
24
151
448
389
465
1098
673
673
391
80
27 1011
26 i 1192
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetkal list of i>aientees — Coutinued.
295
Ifame, residence, and invention.
Toglio, Peter, Chailestou, S. C. Iraitation-brick weather-boaidiug for frame-liouses.
Tfi'ilio. Peter, Charleston. S. C. Fire-resisting weather-boarding
Toland, .Tohn, Boston, Mass. Filter
Toledo llower and Reaper Company. (See Davis, John S., assignor.)
ToUefson, Jeti'ersou, St. Ansgar, Iowa. Belt-holder for thrashing-machines
Tolman, James P., "West Newton. Mass. Cordage, &c
TonilioTv. John, assignor of one-half to V. Kern. Ma.'<sillon, Ohio. Washing-machine
Tomlinson, Edwin R., "West Stratford. Conn. Valve
Tonilin.son, Henrv E. (Sfe Johnson, Adelhert L., assignor.)
Tomlinson, James, assignor of oue-half to E. A. Parker and C. F. Burton, Detroit, Mich.
Stave-packer
Tomlinson, Eicbard B., et al. (See Wolcott, Orville D., assignor.)
T<)tii])kins, Albert and I.. Troy, X. T. Mechanism for supporting and adjusting the burr-
holders of knitting-machines
Tompkins, Alfred §., F. M. Courage, and F. A. Cracknall, London, England. Grain-
drier
Tompkins Brntliers. (See Robb, Andrew F., assignor.)
Toiupkins, Charles B., and P. J. Standat d, Lewistowu, III. Holder for paper sacks, &C- - .
Tompkins, Frank, Xew York, IST. T. Car brake and starter
Tompkins, Ira. (See Tompkins. Albert and I.)
Tompkins, Samuel D. (See "Williams, Tompkins, and Matlock.)
Toms, George W. (See Cooper, Henry, assignor.)
Tomson. Peter C, Philadelphia, Pa. Sifting-box for caustic lye
Tondeur, Cleon. (See "Williams, George E., assignor.)
Toiideur, Cleon, Ithaca, N.T. (jlass-flatteniugfurnaceandmeansby which sheets of glass
are moved through the leer
Toner, Edward .1. (See Holland and Toner.)
Toomer, Edward T., Mobile, Ala. Eain-water trap
Toomey , Samuel, Canal Dover, Ohio. Two- wheeled vehicle
Tope, Ezra E., Leesville, Ohio. Gate
Topham, James S., "Washington, D. C. Tray-bolt for trunks
Topliff, John A., E. S. Cross, "W. S. Cox, and J. A. McCollum, Elyria, Ohio. Furnace
Topmiller, Bennard, assignor of one -half to S. Obermajer and J. A. Heinsheimer, Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. Steam-boiler furnace
Tojimiller, Bennard, assignor of two-thirds to S. Oberraayer and J. A. Heinsheimer, Cin-
ciunati, Ohio. Cut-olf valve
Topmiller, Bennard, assignor of two-thirds to S. Obermayer and J. A. Heinsheimer, Cin-J
ciunati, Ohio. Cut-off valve j
Toppan, Charles, Salem, assignor to Canton Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass. Sepa-
rating and subdividing vegetable fiber
T<uTence, Finle.y D., administrator. (See Torrence, "William H.)
Torrence, "William H., deceased; F. D. Torrence, Xenia, Ohio, administrator and assignor
to S. R. Gordon, Parnassus, Pa. Ice-creeper
Torrey, Henry C, Central Tillage, Conn. "Wagon-jack
Toney, Joseph E. (See Wilson, John A., assignor.)
Torrey, Joseph R., "Worcester, Mass. Razor-strop
Totman, Edsell, Hinsdale, 111. Constructing frame houses
Totten, Charles A. L., V. S. Army. Manufacture and proportioning of weights and meas-
ures
Totten, "William A.. Bedfoi-d, Pa. Mortise-gage
Toulmin, Morton, "Washington, D. C. Electro-mechanical signaling apparatus and system;
therefor j
Toulmin, Morton, "Washington, D. C. Electro-mechanical signaling apparatus
Tousley, John H. (See Martin, Eicbard M., assignor.)
Tonsley, Miron G., assignor to A. Patrick, Englewood, HI.
Portable coal and coke reser-
Tower, Abner J., Boston, Mass. Overcoat
Tower, Augustus C. and J. D., Mendota, HI. Cultivator
Tower, Caleb E. (See Meagher and Tower.)
Tower, Caleb E., assignor to Economist Plow Company, South Bend, Ind. Vehicle-wheel
Tower, Daniel L., Brooklyn, X. T. Safety -lock for tire-arms
Tower, Fred E., assignor of one-half to S. H. "Wilhelm, Milford. Mich. Seed-drill
Tower, George B. N"., New York, N. Y., assignor of one-half to E. L. Lambie, "Washington,?
D. C. Ore-furnace 5
Tower, George B. N., New York. N. Y., assignorof one-half to E. L. Lambie, "Washington,
D. C. Furnace for burning garbage, roasting ores, &c
Tower, Hennon C. and J. N., Hudson. Mass. Boot and shoe heel filing machine
Tower, John J., Brooklyn, N. Y. Police-club
Towir, John N. (See Tower, Hermon C. and J. N.)
Tower, Justus D. (See Tower, Augustus C. and J. D.)
Tower, Oscar, as.signor of one-half to H. M. Davis, Wilson, N. Y. Thill-coupling
Towle, George W., Jr., San Eafael, Cal. Hose-patch
Towle. Melvin L., Concord, N. H. Wood-molding machine
Towles, William P. (See "Weishampel and Towles.)
Towne, Nathan P., assignor to W. H. Moorhouse, Brooklyn, N. Y. Tube-cutter
Towne, William P., assignor to C. Harrison, New York. N. Y. Coniding
To^vner, Hiram S., Dutton, Mich. Checker and base-ball combination game
Towner, James F., Aurora, HI. Churn ;
Town.send, Harry F. and L. A., Avon, 111. Terret for harness
Towusend, Henry C. (See Btickingham and Townsend.)
Townsend, Henry C, and C. L. Buckingham, New York, N. Y. Cut-out for electric-arc
lamps
Townsend, Israel, Portsmouth, Va. Car- ventilator
Townsend, Joseph, Glasgow, county of Lanark, Scotland. Obtaining soda
Towusend, Joseph H., arid E. A. Dnb6y, Brooklyn, N. Y. Fire-escape
Townsend, Leon A. (See Townsend, Harry F. and L. A.)
To«-nsend, Louis, Ewnsville. Ind. Ti'lei>linnp-can-bell switch
Townsend, Thomas C.. New York. N, Y. Automatic device for stopping steam-pnmps
'Townsend, William H., Grnnd K;ipid.s, Mich,, assignor of one-lialf to J. NichoUs, Chicago,
HI. Device for thinning the backs of band-saws
No.
Date.
296,647 j Apr. 8
Apr. 29
Jan. 8
Oct. 14
Aug. 26
June 24
207,730
291,550
306,555
304,045
."^Ol.OTS
305,722
309,421
307,152
308,291
306,444
299,296
307,506
303,195
298,520
294..528
296,648
295,464
299,881
303,196
305,547
305,548
303,342
309,747
295,509
995,840
299,598
293,117
304,246
304,583
308,.533
309 263
310,095
295,080
308,292
305.866
299,038
293.373
293,821
310.096
291,242
293.379
294,937
300,412
295,307
303,075
292,709
309,500
297,033
Monthly
volume.
«^^ m
2350
076
672
1486
2013
Sept. 23 , 1866
293,921
305,251
298.256
302,059
293,118
294,529
Dec. 16
Oct. 28
Nov. 18
Oct. 14
May 27
Nov. 4
Aug. 5
May 13
Mar. 4
Apr. 8
Mar. 18
June 3
Aug. 5
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Aug. 12
Dec. 23
Mar. 18
Mar. 25
June 3
Feb. 5
Aug. 26
Sept. 2
Nov. 25
Dec. 16
Dec. 30
Mar. 11
Nov. 18
Snpt. 30
May 20
Feb. 12
Feb. 19
Dec. 30
Jan. 1
Feb. 12
Mar. 11
June 17
Mar. 18
Aug. 5
Jan. 29
Dec. 16
Apr. 15
Feb. 19
Sept. 16
May 6
July 15
Feb.
Mar.
304,472 Sept. 2
1129
1490
1132
534
1674
117
390
703
234
9.53
1413
470
392
1644
1645
576
1555
1477
1905
126
424
1756
396
1466
924
2007
928
3133
2062
1350
792
1342
2008
282
794
724
1179
1226
246
2151)
1227
1430
1468
12C1
384
1236
430
235
240
639
192
176
C409
HIO
556
521
303
397
308
143
480
32
106
199
66
268
391
123
106
455
1455
I 456
422
406
527
31
480
C 109
\ no
f 399
1400
244
539
254
308
572
386
^212
i213
373
539
79
213
202
323
341
68
000
332
393
406
344
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113
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28
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29
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26
27
26
27
28
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28
29
26
26
27
26
28
^23
^29
26
28
27
28
26
26
69 28
189
465
128
131
745
1316
1182
926
299
600
105
868
392
527
668
869
190
1098
1011
528
1140
114C
566
1010
1109
1193
942
518
796
890
675
888
1114
995
600
1224
797
587
691
1114
51
587
961
1157
1062
500
414
945
283
714
1063
599
245
518
870
861
296
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
AljtJiabetioal list of patentees— Contiaued,
Name, residence, and invention.
Townsley, J. L. (See Donnelly, James L., assignor.)
Toy, Bickford & Company. (See Dave.y and Watson, assignors.)
Toye, M. (See MoiTison. Robert H. D., assignor.)
Tozer, William E. (See Lower, Martin, assignor.)
Tozier, Albert E. (See McCloskey and Tozier.)
Trabue, Isaac H., Louisville, Ky. Car-coupling
Trabue, Isaac H., Louisville, Ky.
Trabue, William, Louisville, Ky.
Trabue, William, Louisville, Ky.
Trabue, William, Louisville, Ky.
Tracey, James C, Baltimore, Md.
Car-coupling
Revolving iire-arm-
Revolving fire-arm-
Revolving fire-arm-
Drawers .
Tracy, Andrew, Richland, Iowa, assignor of one-half to G. W. Snyder. Sewing-machine
shuttle.
Tracy, Dwight, Suffern, N. T. Railway-frog
Tracy, Edwin A., et al. (See Raughtigan. Michael, assignor.)
Tracy, Frank B., et al. (See Hamilton, William M., assignor.)
Tracy, Frederick K., assignor of one-half to C. E. Strong, Chicago, Dl. Stereotype-plate . .
Tracy, George S., et al. (See Johnson, William F., assignor.)
Tracy, George S., et al. (See Packer, Harvey, assignor.)
Tracy, JohnD., Sterling, HI. Hay-tedder ..'
Tracy, Sophia M. , Dead wood, Dak. Ter. Medical compound
Tracy, William A., Philadelphia, Pa. Safety device for hot- water boilers
Tranter, John R. (See Moxham and Tranter.)
Trask, Charles H., Lynn, Mass. Underground electric-wire conduit
Tra.steT-, John E. (See Schwarting and Traster.)
Traube, Moiitz, Breslau. Prussia, Germany. Manufacture of hydrogen dioxide ,
Traut, Justus A., New Britain, Conn. Bench-plane
Traut, Jnstus A., New Britain, Conn. Gage for plane-bits
Traut, Justus A., New Britain, Conn. Bench-plane
Traut, Justus A., New Britain, (Jonn. Bench-plane
Traut, Justus A., assignor to Stanley Rule and Level Company, New Britain, Conn. Rah-
bet-plane
Trautwine, William, Philadelphia, Pa. Temporary binder
Traver, Augustus, New York, N. Y. Folding case
Xraver, Augustus, New York, N. Y. Combined glove stretcher and measure
Traver, Harriet A , Toledo, Ohio, Abdominal supporter
Travers, Vincent P. (See Roorl, Albert 0., assignor.)
Travis, Charles L,, assignor to Wilton Manufacturing Company, Minneapolis, Minn. Car-
pet-sweeper
Travis, Charles L., assignor to Wilton Manufacturing Comijany, Minneapolis, Minn. Car-
pet-sweeper ,
Travis, Charles M., and C. H. Stibolt, assignors of one-third to J. R. Johnson, Crawfords-
ville, Ind. Fire-escape
Travis, Eugene B,, Peekskill, N, Y, Combined burglar-alarm and doorbell
Travis, Fi'ancis M., New London, Va. Drier for fruit, &c
Travis, James F., and W. H. Freaney, New York, N. Y. Friction-clutch for drop-lights . .
Travis, Jerome, North Adams, Mich. Combined map case and holder
Travis, John J., Carson City, Mich. Carriage-top fastener
Travis, Joseph B., et al. (See Phillips, Collumbus, assignor.)
Travis, Martin A., Hamburg, Towa. (Cultivator
Traviss, Henry H,, assignor of one-half to F. Beaudreau, Mosinee, Wis.
Traxler, Robert P., San Francisco, Cal. Paper-file
Traylor, George M., Atlanta, Ga. Moving sign for car^
Pitman .
Traylor, Robert W., Richmond, Va. Mold for casting
Traylor, Robert W., Richmond, Va., assignor to Journal Bearing Mica Company, New
York, N. Y. Journal box and bearing
Treat, Joshua, Hampden, Me, Stave-jointing machine -
Trefry, Rufus P., Bridgewater, Nova Scotia, assignor to himself and E. P. Greenwood,
North East Harbor, Canada. Anchor support and tripper
Tregea, Theodore H. A., South Lyon, Mich. Automatic railway-signal
Tregoning, Charles, Lead City, Dak. Ter. Car-brake
Tregoning, Charles, Lead City, Dak. Ter. Combination-lock
Tregoning, Charles, Lead City, Dak. Ter. Permutation-lock ,
Tregurtha, James, Maiden, and C, T. Loring, assignors, by mesne assignments, to Adjust-
able Telephone Support Company, Boston, Mass, Support for telephonic instruments. . .
Tremain, Charles W., Chicago, 111.' Starch -separator
Trenholm, Alexander M. (See Trenholm, Ezra W. and A. M.) .
Trenholm, Ezra W. and A. M,, Rockford, 111. Pillow-sham holder
Trenkamp, Henry. (See Schneider, Tii-nkamii, and Plammang.)
TrenoT, Henry H., New York, N. Y. Tool head and handle
Ax-haudle
Tool-head eye
Tool-head eye
Tool-handle
(See Hewitt, William, assignor.)
(See Withingtou, James, assignor,)
Trenor, Henry H,, New York, N. Y.
Trenor, Henry H., New York, N. Y.
Trenoi', Henry H., New York, N. Y.
Trenoi-, Henry H., New York, N. Y.
Trenton Iron Company.
Trenton Iron Company.
Trtpardoux, Charles. (See De Dion, Bnutou, and Tr6pardoux.)
Trester, David C, Anamosa, Iowa. Cliimney-cai)
Triclcey, James H., Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Art or process of and composition for
making artificial stone
Tricycle Manufacturing Company. (See Bean, John and R., assignors.)
Trier, Frank, London, England. ' Cutter for dressing stone
Trier, Frank, London, England. Machine for dressing stone
Trier, Frank, Westminster, county of Middlesex, England. Cutter for dressing stone ..-
Trier, Frank, Westminster, England, assignor to A. C. Baldwin, Boston, Mass. Machine;
for traing grindstones
Trier, Frank', Westminster, England, assignor to A. C. Baldwin, Boston, Mass. Machine^
for dressing grindstones . 5
Trigg, Wilton, Cairo, HI. Cutter-head
No.
29,5, fl56
299,599
301,180
301,181
301,182
298,322
308,016
303,076
295,596
309,172
302,174
303,765
293,688
302,800
291,815
293.822
294.825
306,877
308,332
300,662
294.938
309.C6fi
291,551
293,988
293,989
292,148
303,468
298,916
291,816
294,162
297,034
297,035
299,698
303,469
303,470
304,976
291,243
300,033
308,446
307,242
293,823
294,290
301,046
308,110
300,165
299,095
303,766
303,767
306,191
306,192
308,934
300,663
308,111
296,252
297,036
302,801
293,203
295,081
292,388
Date.
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June 3
July 1
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Nov. 11
Aug. 5
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Dec. 9
July 15
Aug. 19
Feb. 19
July 29
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Oct. 21
Nov. 18
June 17
Mar. 11
Dec. 23
Jan. 8
Feb. 19
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Aug. 12
May 20
Jan. 8
Feb. 26
Apr. 15
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.Tan. 1
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Oct. 28
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July 8
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1955
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2219
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
297
I^ame, residence, and inTention.
Trim, Charles. (See Kniser and Trim.)
Trim, Charles, assignor ol' one-half to G. P. McFarlane, Houghton, Mich,
vehicles.
Drag-brake for
Trimble, John S., Shelby. Ohio. Sulky-plow
Tringham, John W., Windsor, Ontario, Canada.
Supporting and insulating electrical
assignor of one-half to F. M. Helms, Veedersbarg, Ind. Culti-
Scwing-raachine shuttle
Mechanical niovenient . .
Mechanical movement . .
Mechanical movement . .
Trinkle, Christopher C
vator
Tripp, IraB., Aurora, Til. Window-curtain bar
Tripp, Ira B., Aurora, 111. Tag-fastener
Tripp, James, New York, N. T. Sewing-machine
Tripp, James, New York, N. Y.
Tripp, James, New York, N. Y.
Tripp, James, New York, N. Y.
Tripp, James, New York, N. Y.
Tripp, James, New York, N. Y. Sewing-machine
Tripp, James, New York, N. Y. Sewing-machine
Tripp, Seth D., Lynn, Mass. Machine for leveling boot and shoe soles ,
Tripp, Thomas, Stoughton, Mass. Anti-friction journal-box
Tripp, Tompkins, Jr., Beloit, Wis. Trip-hammer
Trippe, Sylvanus L., Denver, Colo. Amalgamator
Trippen, Frederick, Jr. (See Trippen, George and F., Jr.)
Trippeu, George and F., Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. Secondary electric clock
Trix, John. (See Murdock, Horace B., assignor.)
Trobach, Konrad, Berlin, Germany. Manufacture of sugar
Trochsler, Albert. Boston, Mass. Brick
Troem6-Becker; Felix A., Saint-Qiientin. Aisne, France. Saw
Troemner, Frederick W. (See Coles, Erskine A., assignor.)
Troemner, Henry. (See Coles, Henri H., assignor.)
TrofFord. Edward R. (See Halbert, John B., assignor.)
Trotter, Charles W., Rochester, assignor to Tuttle & Bailey Manufacturing Company, New
York, N. Y. Frame for hot-air registers ".
Trout, George B., Leaman Place, assignor of two-thirds to A. B. Walter, Philadelphia, Pa.,
and A. Miller, Moorestown, N. J Car wheel and axle
Trontman, Frank S., Seneca Falls, N. Y. Rotary pump
Trouttet, Amed6e, assignor to M. A. Trouttet, New York, N. Y. Glove-fastener. . . .•
Trouttet, Mary A. (See Trouttet, Am6d6e, assignor.)
Tronv6. Gustave, Paris, France. Electric motor
Trow, Charles W., Wakefield. Mass. Infant's carriage
Trowbridge, A. Lucas. (See Farley and Trowbridge.)
Trowbridge, Newton, Council Grove, Kaus. AVheel cultivator
Trowbridge, Newton, Council Grove, Kans. Cultivator
Trowbridge, Newton, Topeka, Kans. Lamp-burner
Troxell, Fredrick, Danville, 111., assignor to N. D. Crim, Anderson, Ind. Incrustation-pre-
ventive
Troy, Daniel S., Montgomery, Ala. Vehicle propelled by compressed air.
Troy, Daniel S., Montgomery, Ala. Cut-off for cisterns
Truby, Simeon, Alma, Colo. Aanalgamator
True, David, Salisbury, Mass. Carriage- wrench
Carriage- wrench
Carriage-wrench
Lifting-jack
S.iw-handle .
Saw-handle .
True, David, Salisbuiy, Mass.
Time, David, Salisbury, Mass.
True, David, Salisbury, Mass.
True, Moses E., Batavia, N, Y.
True, Moses E., Batavia, N. Y.
True, William E., Rochepoit, Mo. Worm-fence .
Truesdell, Eugene E. P., Belvidere, 111. Two-wheeled vehicle.
Trnesdell, Richard R., Steilin^. Kans. Broom-corn stripper.. -
Trum, Emanuel J.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Envelope
Truman, Robert. (See Beebe, Lyman C. assignor.)
Trumbull, -James A. (See Willis, Robert L.. assignor.)
Trump, Fuller, SpringBeld, Ohio.
Trump, Fuller, Springfield, Ohio.
Trump, Fuller, Si)ringfield, Ohio.
Trump. Fuller, Springtield, Ohio.
Tedder-crank-
Hay-tedder
Coiinectiug-rod bearing.
Multiple-crank shaft
Lawn-mower
No.
Trump. Fuller, Springfield, Ohio.
Trump, Fuller, Springfield, Ohio. Crank-shaft and crank-shaft blank
Trunk, Auton, Bridge|)ort, Conn. Toy
Trnslow & Co. (See Nutting, Frederick J., assignor.)
Truslow, Russell F,, Huntingdon, Tenn. Cai-petstrctcher
Tmssell Car Starter Company. (See Trnssell, Wilburt C, assignor.)
Trussell, Wilhurt C, Boston, Mass. Car-starter
Trussell, Wilburt C, Boston, Mass., assignor to Trussell Car Starter Company, Augusta,
Me. Car-starter
Trussell, Wilburt C, Boston, Mass., assignor to Trussell Car Starter Company, Augusta,
Me. Car-starter -
Truxall, Ephraini, Pittsburg, Pa. Bottle-cooler
Tryner, .lames P., Denver, Colo. Razor
Tryon, William S., Philadelphia, Pa. Lantern
Tschumy, Robert. (See Booker, Samuel, a.ssignor.)
Tubbs, Albert W., Jer-^ey City, N. J. Thermostat
Tubbs. Ira H., Chicago, ill. Hame-tug
Tuck. Josiah H. L., San Francisco, Cal., assignor to Submarine Monitor Company, New)
York, N. Y. Submarine vessel S
Tuck. Josiah H. L., San Francisco, Cal., assignor to Submarine Monitor Company, New
York, N. Y. Marine torpedo
Tucker, Charles A., Lslip, N. Y. Electric teniperatuie-regulator
Tucker, Ephraun, Jr., Worcester, Mass. Apparatus for annealing and galvanizing
wire
Tucker, Ephraim, Jr., Worcester, Mass. Annealing wire...
30.5,487
309,748
296, 4S5
301,409
29(),649
303,471
304,046
304,047
304,048
304,049
304,977
308,390
308,711
296,486
295,306
301,937
308,642
309,809
295,841
295,69-2
301,841
291,423
305,488
295,597
292,450
308,534
298,799
295,082
290,800
306,788
295.309
300 290
308,861
304,765
291,961
292,186
30.5,707
308,643
291,108
294,164
306,556
297,955
306,193
295,. 598
296,368
301,183
301.536
301,537
303,240 ^
304,285 :
295.083 ]
298,521
293,119 ;
306,120
306,121 '
308.217
305.252
308,581
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297,648
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301,184
308,447
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Dec. 23
Apr. 8
July 1
Apr. 8
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Aug. 20
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Nov. 25
Dec. 2
Apr. 8
Mar. 18
July 15
Dec. 2
Dec. 23
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
July 8
Jan. 1
Sept. 23
Mar. 25
Jan. 22
Nov. 25
May 20
Mar. 11
Apr. 15
Oct. 21
Mar. 18
June 10
Dec. 2
Sept. 9
Jan. 15
Jan. 22
Sept. 30
Dec. 2
Jan. 1
Feb. 26
Oct. 14
Apr. 29
Oct. 7
Mar. 25
Apr. 8
July 1
July 8
July 8
Aug. 5
Aug. 26
Mar. 11
May 13
Feb. 5
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Nov. IS
Sept. 16
Nov. 25
Nov. 18
Apr. 22
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
July 15
July 1
Nov. 25
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1489
1491
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747
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538
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176
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59
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117 30
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730
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712
1026
1193
11.59
188
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1126
1138
349
676
741
996
231
199
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1119
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941
230
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1200
713
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Tucker, Frederick A. (See Eoot and Tucker.)
Tucker, Frederick 0., Hartford, Conn. "Weft-stop motion for looms
Tucker, Henry. (See Davis, Spencer L., assignor.)
Tucker, Henry S., Faulkner, assignor of one-half to A. Grlover, Boston, Mass. Hinge for
a-\vnin g-bliuds
Tucker, Ira B. (See Edmunson, John C, assignor.)
Tucker, Irett F., assignor of one-half to M.W.Tucker, Sumner, Mich. Mechanical telephone.
Tucker, John H., Philadelphia, Pa. "Washing raw sugar and apparatus therefor
Tucker, Lse M. (See Cook, Thomas, assignor.)
Tucker, Morris "W. (See Tucker, Irett F., as.'iignor.)
Tucker, Robert A., et al. (See Hixson, Leland, assignor.)
Tucker, Robert D., assignor of one-half to P. W. McCarley, Booneville, Miss. Back-band
buckle
Tucker, Sidney D.. Troy, N. T. Clasp
Tucker, Stephen D., et al. (See Pearce and Hughes, assignors.)
Tucker, Stephen D., !N"ew York, N". T. Sheet-delivery apparatus for printing-machines . -
Tucker, Stephen D., New York, N. T. Sheet-delivery apparatus for printing-machines . .
"Tucker, Stephen D., New York, N. Y. Sheet folding and delivery apparatus
Tucker, Sylvester J. , Richmond, Va. Percentage-calculator
Tucker, Sylvester J., Richmond, Va. Refrigerating-car
Tucker, Sylvester J. , Richmond, "Va. Percentage-calculator. (Reissue)
Tucker, "William, East Brookfield, Mass. Saw-filing machine
Tucker, "William A., New Nork, N. Y.
Tucker, "William A., New York, N. Y.
Tucker, "William A., New York, N. Y.
Tucker, "William A., New York, N. Y.
Tucker, "William A "" _ . —
Tucker, "William C
Tucker, William L.
Tucker. William W
Capsule-stripping machine
Machine for molding gelatine capsules
Capsule-cutter
Mechanical movement
Capsule-cutter
New York, N. Y.
Alden, N. Y. Window
S.vracuse, N. Y. Hernial truss
(See (3rray, William, assignor.)
Tudor, Frederic, Boston, Mass. Steam-heating apparatus
Tuerk, Adolph G. (See Tuerk, Albert and A. G.)
Tuerk, Albert and A. G., Chicago, HI. Gas-stove
Tuerk, Frederick W., Jr., Chicago, HI. Hydraulic sausage-stuffing machine
Tufts, James W. (See Brown and Shepherd, assignors.)
Tufts, Joshua D., Jackson, Ohio. Wagon-brake
Tully, John D. (See Tully, Thomas and J. D.)
TuUy, Thomas and J. D., Chicago, 111. Grate for brick-kilns
Tunelius, Charles E., Chicago, 111. Rotary fan
Tunelius, Charles E., Chicago, HI. Ratchet-drill
Tunis, Henry C, Baltimore, Md. Planing-machine ^
Tunis, Henry C, Baltimore, Md. "Flooring, wainscoting, &c
Tunstall, Edwin J., et al. (See Hill, Erwin D., assignor.)
Tunstall, Robert B.. et al. (See HUl, Erwin D., assignor.)
TunstiU, William, Brooklyn, N. Y. Freezer for ice-cream, &o
Tupper, Theodore M., et al. (See Comford, George W., assignor.)
Turchin, John B., Radom, HI. Horse spadiug-machine
Turly, Marshall, and E. T. Bryant, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Car-brake
"TuiiibuU, Alonzo E., assignor of sixty-five one-hundredths to St. John Sewing Machine
Company, Springfield, Ohio. Button-hole attachment for sewing-machines
Tumbull, Andrew, New Britain, Conn. Fire-escape
Tumbull. Walter, New Orleans, La. Car-coupling
Tm nbnll, Walter, New Orleans, La. Car-coupling
Tnrnbnll, William F., assignor to Davis & Furbur Machine Company, North Andover,
Mass. Self-operating jack or mule
Turner, Alexander, Brandon, Wis. Sled
Turner, Ben.iamm E. (See Randle and Turner.)
Turner, Edward L. (See Fields, Charles H., assignor.)
Turner, Edward M., Knoxville, Teun. Oil-can
Turner, Edward M., Knoxville, Tenn. Oil-can
Tuiner, Edward M., assignor to A. A. Yeager and S. S. Heath, Knoxville. Tenn. Pump..
Turner, Edward R. and F., Ipswich, county of Suffolk, and J. H. Carter, London, England.^
Roller-mill i
Tui-ner, Ephraim M., Fort Worth, Tex. Whip '.
Turner, Frederick. (See Turner and Carter.)
Turner, George H. (See Coraelius and Turner.)
Turner, Hiram 0. , Sherman, Tex. Churn
Turner, Isaac P., Troy, assijmor to J. K. P. Pine, Lansingburg, N. Y. Cuff-box
Turner, Isaac P., assignor to G. W. Pine, Troy, N. Y. Staying-piece for garment slit-open-
ings
Turner, Isaac P., assignor to G. W. Pine, Troy, N. Y. Shirt
Turner, James C., and L. C6t6, assignors of one-third to B. C. Young, Boston, Mass.
Last
Turner, John H., assignor to Wallace & Sons, Ansonia, Conn. Hanging lamp
Turner, Lewis W., Yalesville, and G. J. Capewell, Cheshire, Conn. Stove
Turner, Luther G., assignor to Turner & Seymour Manufacturing Company, Torrington,
Conn. Sliade-pull '
"Turner, Orriii S., New Vineyard, Me. Belt-stud
Turner, Richard, Wilkes-Biiri(^ Pa. Grate
Turner, Robert E,, We.st Middlesex, Pa. Machine for rolling coupling-pins ,
Tui-uer, Robert W., Thornton, Tex. Steam-heated ev.aporator ! ,
Turner & Seymour Manufacturing Company. (See Turner, Luther G., assignor.)
Turner. Thomas G., New York, N. Y. Electric-arc lamp
Turner, Thomas G., New York, N, Y. Electric cable
Turner, Thomas G., New York, N. Y., assignor, by mesne assignments, to H. A. Sejmour,
Washington, D. C, Electric-arc lamp . . . '. '
No.
298,917
305,549
308,582
297,095
299,941
295,310
293,120
293,121
293,122
291,817
301,776
10,511
295,133
296,895
297,318
299,182
299,183
305,8(17
30.5,489
296,300
291,818
303,343
294,826
303,957
301,410
293,286
307,507
302,874
304,584
307,075
300,413
291,109
300.742
296.650
292,268
303,241
29.i,957
301,777
291,962
301,411
305,982
293,990
308,017
308,018
295,958
295,959
307,153
300,414
1 298,800
i 306,878
296,713
295,599
310,097
291,110
292,768
304,473 '
306,037
Date.
May- 20
Sept. 23
Nov. 25
Apr. 15
June 3
Mar. 18
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Jan. 8
July 8
Aug. 12
Mar. 11
Apr. 15
Apr. 22
Mav 27
May 27
Sept. 30
Sept. 23
Apr. 1
Jan. 8
Aug. 12
Mar. 11
Aug. 19
July 1
Feb. 12
Nov. 4
July 29
Sept. 2
Oct. 21
June 17
Jan. 1
June 17
Apr. 8
Jan. 22
Aug. 5
Apr. 1
July 8
Jan. 15
JiUv 1
Sept. 30
Feb. 19
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
Oct. 28
June 17
May 20
Oct. 21
Apr. 8
Mar. 25
Dec. 30
Jan. 1
Jan. 29
Sept, 2
Sept, 30
299,600 June 3
Monthly
volume.
CO
1203
1647
1542
1504
543
1230
432
438
443
1000
899
916
992
1265
1793
1.536
1536
2063
1576
515
1001
576
596
1365
431
670
118
2328
400
1367.
1181
118
1608
955
1582
449
76
900
1192
432
2204
1558
780
781
77
78
1491
1183
1060
1099
1027
1600
2009
119
2255
240
2282
129
339
456
419
415
145
342
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281
244
250
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J 274
352
487
440
440
572
436
143
281
159
165
378
116
179
32
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1641
110
364
324
33
441
f268
1269
442
122
22
244
332
116
612
C429
\ 430
214
214
23
23,24
398
324
297
;292
;293
288
443
539
33
624
633
Official
Gazette.
27
28
99
27
27
26
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26
28
28
[26
29
97
26
29
26
26
28
28
32 I 27
769
1140'
689
297
1025
1062
518
519
520
184
172
628
1007
253
3.54
841
841
1224
1126
97
185
566
938
718
80
564
392
448
890
271
1157
24
1234
190
305
538
17
172
230
80
1230
730
525
596
18
18
300
1158
741
223
205
1138
1114
24
432
861
1267
943
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1384.
Aljihahetical list of patentees — Continued.
299
Name, residence, and invention.
Tamer, TVilMam B., assignor of onehnlf to C. Beard, New York, N. Y. Car-lirake
Turner, William B., New York, N. Y., and .T. J. Jlaiin, Jersey City, N. J., assignors of
one-third to C. Beard, New York, N. Y. Drawbar and buffer .'
Tuniidge, Jesse A.. Webb City, Mo. Fence
Tiirpel, James J., Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Seat .and foot board for row-boats
TurroU, George B., South Orange, N. J., assignor to Union Hardware Company, Torriug-
ton, Conn. Coiipling for rods
Tntt, John C, Kansas City, Mo. Spiing-holder for nax>kins, &c
Tuttie & Baile.v Mannfact'ining Company. (Sen Trotter, Charles AV., assignor.)
Tutfle, George F., Newark, N. J. Graduated soale
Tuttie, George I., Anrora, 111, "Watch-regulator
Tuttie. .James. Mwiden, Conn., assignor of one-h.alf to A. J. Beckley, Newark, N. J. Per-
forated cooking-rack
Tattle, John J., Springfield, Ohio. Check-rower
Tuttie, Sterling I)., Eaton, Ohio. Spring bed-bottom
Tweddell, Kalph H., Westminster, county of Jfiddlcses, and J. Fielding, Gloucester, couiityi
of Gloucester, England. Apparatus for raising, lowering, and directing iiortable rivet-S
ing-machines - )
Tweddell, Ralph H., Westminster, connty of Middlesex, J. Piatt and J. Fielding, Glouces-?
ter, county of Gloucester, England. Portable riveting-niacliine \
Tweddell, Ealph H., Westminster, county of Middlesex, J. Piatt and J. Fielding, Glouces-i
ter, county of Gloucester, England. Apparatus for susjiendiug portable riveling-nia->
chines )
Tweddell, Ealph H., Westminster, county of Middlesex, .J. Piatt and J. Fielding, Glouces-
ter, county of Gloucester, England. Sireting-machine
Tweddell, Ealph H., Westminster, county of Middlesex, J. Piatt and .T. Fielding, Glouces-
ter, county of Gloucester, England. Direct-acting hydraulic riveting-machine
Tweddell, Kalph H., Westminster, county of Middlesex, J. Piatt and J^ Fielding, Glouces-)
ter, county of Gloucester, Engl.ind. Eivcting-machiue 5
Tweddell, Ealph H., Westminster, county of Middlesex. .J. PLatt and J. Fielding, Glouces-
ter, county of Gloucester, England. Hydraulic riveting-machine
Tweddell, Ealph H., Westminster, county of Middlesex, .T, Piatt and J. Fielding, Glouces-
ter, county of Gloucester, England. Portable riveting-macliino "
Tweddell, Ealph H., Westminster, county of Middlesex, J. Piatt and J. Fielding, Glouces-
ter, county of Gloucester, England. Hydraulic riveting-machine
Tweddell, lialph H., Westminster, cotinty of Middlesex, W. Boyd, .Jesmojid Er.ad, Newcas-
tle-on-Tyne, J. Piatt and J. Fielding, Gloucester, county of Gloucester, England. Flang-
ing-machine
Tweeddale, William, Topeka, Kans. Purifying water
Tweedy, Edmund, Danbury, Conn. Apparatus for trimming hat-bodies
Tweedy, Edmund, Danbury, Conn. Process of and apparatus for manufacturing felt Lats.
Tweedy, Edmund, Danbury, Conn., and G. Yule, Newark, N. J. Hat-brim-stiffening ma-ii
chine
No.
294,939
296,801
300,703
304,474
291,819
305,029
291,429
308,448
Twiggs, John W. (See Hoyt and Twiggs.)
Twiggs, John W., and J. H. Porter. Jackson, Mich. Cylinder-cock
Twiss,IraL.,Meriden,assignorof one-half to J. Eoherts, New Haven, Conn.
Twisted Wire Box Strap Company. (See Frank, Himan, assignor.)
Twombley, O., et al. (See Huse, 'Warren D., assignor.)
Twynam, Thomas. (See Thomas and Twynara.)
Tylee, James E.. Ashland, Nebr. Paper and card cutter
Tyler Bale Tie Company. (See White, Joseph, assignor.)
Tvler, Benjamin F., Salem, N. J. Spirit-level
Tyler, Charles C, New York, N. Y. Cotton-batting
-.....$
Cigar-sirpport.
Tyler, George, Waltham, Mass. Seed and fertilizer distiibuter
Tyler, John, and J. W. Eailey, Claremont, N. H Back-rest for turnin g-lathes
Tyler, Merrill A., and D. S. Smith, Eockland, assignors of seven-twelfths to T. C. Dunni
and E. H. Dodge, Bost«n, M.ass. Machine for tinishing heel-bottoms ;
Tyler, Merrill A,, North Easton, assignor of two-thirds to Sweetser & Merritt, Brockton,'
Mass. Pegging-machine
Tyler, Merrill A., North Easton, assignor of two-thirds to Sweetser & Merritt, Brockton,!
Mass. Heel-naUing machine (
Tyler, Nathan C, assignor of one-half to G. W. Stockton, North East, Pa. Stuflfing-box . '.
T.vnan, Joseph E., Paterson, N. J. Machinery for stretching and smoothing sewing-
thread
Con-
Typograph Manufactirring Company. (See Peterson, Ole M., assignor.)
Tyrer, Sarah P. (See Tyror, Theodore W., assignor.)
Tyrer, Theodore W., Stillwater, Minn., assignor to S. P. Tyrer, Los Angeles, Cal.
structing buildings of artitioial stone '.
Tyrrell, Edward, Cincinnati, Ohio. Fountain-pen
Tyson, Charles. (See Morse and Tyson.)
tJdell. Calvin G., North Indianapolis, Ind., assignor to M. E. tldell, St. Louis, Mo. Step-
ladder
TJdell, Calvin G., Indianapolis, Ind., assignor to M. E. UdeU, St. Louis, Mo. Step-ladder. .
TTdell, Matthias E. (See TJdell, Calvin G., assignor.)
TJebinger, Charles, St. James, Ind. Car-coupling
TJebinger, Charles, St. James. Ind. C!ar-coupling
TJehling, Edward A., Bethlehem, Pa. Gas-seal for blast-furnaces
TJhleman, William. (See Jenkins. Thomas M., assignor.)
TJhlinger, William P., Philadelphia, Pa. Spooling-machine. -'
TJlt}'er.s, Friedrich W., assignor to S. Frenkel, Berlin, Germany. Bearing for pivots, axles,
and shafts
iniathonie, .Joseph L., Memphis, Tenn. Potato-planter
TJlm, Samuel B., assignor of one-half to C. Steward, Ashville, Ohio. Thill-coupling
TJlmer, John D., and J. S. Collins, Philadelphia, Pa. Button-hole cutting attachment for
sewing machines
TJlmer, John D., and J. S. Collins, Philadelphia, Pa. Button-hole giige
TJlrich, Max, Holyoke, Mass. Oscillating steam-engine
30.3.,';n8
297.202
304,678
307,356
307,352
307,353
307,354
307.3.S5
307.358
307,359
307,300
307,301
307,357
295, SDO
293,3S0
300,194
302,528
308.333
305,550
303,472
310.154
292,187
299,184
301,1&5
293,604
301,462
305,723
302,529
297,542
292,149
294,340
309.322
309,323
292,074
298,918
305,983
306,366
301,412
307,508
291,552
302,802
302,803
300,160
Date.
Mar. Jl
Apr. 15
Oct. 14
Sept. 2
Jan. 8
Sept. 9
Jan. 1
Nov. 25
Aug. 12
Apr. 22
Sept. 2
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Oct 28
Mar. 25
Feb. 12
Oct. 7
July 22
Nov. 18
Sept. 23
Aug. 12
Dec. .30
Jan. 22
May 27
July 1
Feb. 12
July 1
Sept. 23
July 22
Apr. 22
Jan. 15
Feb. 26
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Jan. 15
May 20
Sept. 30
Oct. 7
.July 1
Nov. 4
Jan. 8
July 29
July* 29
■Tune 10
"TTlsomer, George, Haubstadt, Ind. Car-coup'';ng ! 2^7.877 1 Apr. 29
TJmland, George D., Osceola Mills, Wis. Cunil>in?d rule and square 303.i)77 | Aug. 5
— . . . , . . 1 i ^pj. J.
Juno 10
TJmpherston, William, Leith, Scothand. M.achine for preparing pulp for paper-machines. -.1 297.0.37 '
iTJnangst, Christopher T., Swartswood, N. J. Window-curtain nxture i 300,167 1
Monthly
volume.
720
1137
870
242
1004
965
514
1353
899
1658
510
1759
1752
1754
1756
1757
1763
1766
1708
17G9
1761
19S0
795
220
1871
1195
164S
740
2077
1460
1537
147
1048
499
1866
1873
2088
1410
2024
1016
1017
1321
1204
2205
432
4.33
119
678
2219
2221
846
2.508
249
1436
848
203
320
230
70
281
263
145
368
247
451
139
5 472
I 473
C469
1470
C470
471
472
C474
1475
475
475
476
473
548
C213
)214
.59, GO
5512
1513
326
4.56
202
557
410
C440
1441
39
C289
I29O
136
C521
1522
513
569
395
554
268
208
369
339
612
116
117
32
192
610
610
(■228
1 229
687
68
395
229
Official
Gazette.
26
27
29
28
26
28
26
29
28
27
28
S29
[29
^9
1°
961
231
167
861
185
1005
92
650
625
329
911
348
347
347
347
348
348
349
349
349
348
1205
587
40
364
613
1141
598
1126
286
842
29
633
92
1182
364
410
271
819
903
904
254
709
1250
80
80
392
128
429
429
>27 ' 10S9
27
23
27
27
497
500
234
1089
300
INDEX or PATENTS ISSXJED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
p<
03
Official
Gazette.
TJnljehend, .Jacoli J., assignor to J. L. Thomson, Syracuse, N. T. Shoe-clasp
XJnckrich, Ferdinand F., assignor of one-half to W. Hasselbach, Sandusky, Ohio. Tidy-
holder .
TJnderhill, Francis M., et al. (See Herckner, Emil, assignor.)
TTnderhill, Francis M., et al. (See Tatiim, C. Albert., assignor.)
TJnderhill, Stephen "W., Croton Point, N. T. Brick-kiln
Underbill, William W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Manufacturing starch
TJnderhill, "William "W., Brooklyn, N. T. Manufacturing starch
TJnderwood, Bias. (See Asbford, Thomas B., assignor.)
TJnderwood, Flavins J., North Springfield, Mo. Fire-escape
TJnderwood, Flavius J. , North Springfield, Mo. Cai-brake
TJnderwood, Frank M., assignor of one-half to G. N. Dewey, Columhus, Ohio.
dog
Saw -mill
TJnderwood, H. Channing, Kalamazoo. Mich. Folding box
TJnderwood, Henry M., Waukegan, 111 . Barbed funce
TJnderwood, Henry M., assignor of one-half to J. F. Powell and E. J. Douglas, "Wautegan,
lU. Windmill •.
TJnderwood, John, Sheridan, Ind. Harrow
TJnderwood, Robert, Bowling Green, Ky. Brick-machine
TJnderwood, Wells A.. eJ ai. (See Simmons, Thomas A., assignor.)
TJnderwood, William T., et al. (See Vogel, William, assignor.)
TJnger, Charles, Pittsburg, Pa. Apparatus for preparing vegetable suhstances for fer-
mentation
TJngerer, Jacob, Newark, N. J. Cigar-piercing device
TJnion Bag Machine Company. (See Muther and Deaiborn, assignors.)
TJnion Bag Machine Company. (See Muther and Woodward, assignors.)
TJnion Brass Manufacturing Company. (See Duncan, Walter, assignor.)
TJnion Brass Manufacturing Company. (See EUacott, Joseph P., assignor.)
TJnion Car Coupler Company. (See Mignault and Dion, assignor.)
TJnion Foundry and Machine Company. (See Norton, Reuben C, assignor.)
TJnion Hardware Company. (See Turrell, George B., assignor.)
TJnion Hardware Manufacturing Company. (See Gibbons, John, assignor.)
TJnion Manufacturing Company. (See Carleton, John AV., assignor.)
TJnion Paper Bag Machine Company. (See Allison, Oscar W., assignor.)
TJnion Switch and Signal Company. (See Gassett, Oscar, assignor.)
TJnion Switch and Signal Company. (See Guerber, Frederick S., assignor.)
TJnion Switch and Signal Company. (See Hambay, James T., assignor.)
TJnion Switch and Signal Company. (See Pope, Frank L., assignor.)
TJnion Switch and Signal Company. (See Scott, Charles A., assignor.)
TJnion Water Meter Company. (See Fitts. Benaiah, assignor.)
TJnited Coal and Oil Gas Company. (See Hanlon, John, assignor.)
TJnited States Automatic Buttonhole Sewing Machine Company. (See Gilbert, William
H., assignor.)
TJnited States Automatic Buttonhole Sewing Machine Company. (See Mills, Daniel, as-
signor.)
TJnited States Box Machine Company. (See Gibbs, Jacob S., assignor.)
TJnited Stiates Cable Motor Construction Company. (See Boyer, Zaccur P., assignor.)
TJnited States Cartridge Company. (See MacDonald, John A., assizor.)
TJnited States Cotton Seed Cleaning Company. (See Friedburg, Ludwig H., assignor.)
TJnited States Cotton Seed Cleaning Company. (See Green, Joshua J., assignor.)
TJnited States (3otton Seed Cleaning (Company. (See Hungerford, Henry, assignor.)
TJnited States Cotton Seed Company. (See O'Shaughnessy, James F., assignor.)
TJnited States Electric Lighting Company. (See Drake, David E., assignor.)
TJnited States Electric Lighting Company. (See Tobey, George A., assignor.)
TJnited States Electric Lighting Company. (See Weston, Edward, assignor.)
TJnited States Electric Lighting Company. (See Wright, Alexander P., assignor.)
TJnited States Equitable Gas Company. (See Southwick, Alfred P., assignor.) (Reissue.)
TJnited States Metallic Packing Company. (See Monroe, Edwin P., assignor.)
TJnited States Ore Separating Company. (See S6billot, Amfedee M. G., assignor.)
TJnited States Rolling Stock Company" (See Stagg, John L., assignor.)
TJniversal Concentrating Company. (See Firman, Henry S., assignor.)
TJniversal Concentrating Company. (See Polk, John P. R., assignor.)
TJniversal Telephone Company. (See Randolph, Mahlon, assignor.)
TJnterilp, F. Wilhelm, Dusseldorf, Prussia, Germany. Plow ,
TJpdegraif, Horace, Hampton, Kans. Breech -loading fire-arm
TJpham, Andrew J., Sycamore, HI., assignor to Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Com-
pany, Worcester, Mass., and I. L. Ellwood. De Kalb, 111. Barbed wire
TJpham, Andrew J., Sycamore, 111., assignor to Washburn & Moen M.annfacturing Com-"
pany, Worcester, Mass., and I. L. Ellwood, De Kalb, 111. Machine for making barbed
fence-wire '
TJpham, Andi-ew J., Sycamore, HI., assignor to Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Com-
pany, Worcester. Mass., and I. L. Ellwood, De Kalb, 111. Fence-barb
TJpham, Andrew J., Sycamore, 111., assignor to Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Com-
pany, Woicester, Mass., and I. L. Ellwood, De Kalb, 111. Barbed fencing
TJpham, Andrew J., Sterliug. HI., assignor to Washburn & Moen Manufactming Company,
Worcestei', Mass. Barbed-metal-strlp fencing
TJpham, Andrew J., Sterling. Til., assignor to Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company,
Worcester, Mass. Barbed fencing
TJpham, Andrew J., Sycamore. 111., assignor to Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Com-
pany, Worcester, Mass., and I. L. Ellwood, De Kalb, 111. Barbed wire
TJpham, Artemas B., assignor of one-half to H. W. Wells and R. A. Goklsbrough, Peoria,?
HI. Store-service system 5
TJpham, Charles D., CJolfax, Iowa. Grappllng-tongs -•
TJpham, James B., Boston, Mass. Magic lantern and wonder camera combined
TIpham, James C, North Sydney, and J. P. Rogers, Elmsdale, Nova Scotia, Canada. Elec-
tric railway-signal '
TJpham, John A., assignor of one-half to J. Hobbs, East Brookfield, Mass. Split pulley. . .
TJpson, A. S. (See Edwards,. William B., assignor.)
TJpson, James E. (See TJpson, James W., assignor.)
TJpson, James W., Cleveland, assignor to ,T. E. Up.son, Shawnee, Ohio. Steam -generator .
TJpson, Lyman A., Thompsonville, Conn. Machine for scouring and cleansing woolen yarn.
(Reissue)
TJpton, Charles S., assignor to himself and J. H. Gordon, Rochester, N.T. Rubber boot or
shoe
305,410
308,583
306,195
294,530
294,531
292,709
296,896
306,038
295.311
297,203
295.084
300.291
306,879
296,651
897,956
301,306
291,111
294,827
295,134
301,186
301,187
305,354
305,355
305,356
304,585
309,898
298.636
293,381
301,647
294,291
10,439
304,050
Sept. 18
Nov. 25
Oct. 7
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Jan. 29
Apr. 15
Sept. 30
Mar. 18
Apr. 22
Mar. 11
June 10
Oct. 21
Apr. 8
Apr. 29
1448
1543
223
236
237
2255
1266
2284
1231
1660
935
1023
1102
957
2611
403
419
60
624
352
633
342
452
255
276
294
269
715
July
Jan.
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
July 1
July 1
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 2
Dec. 30
MYiy 13
Feb. 12
July 8
Feb. 26
Jan. 29
Aug. 26
298
120
599
997
147
148
1390
1391
1391
401
17."^9
840
797
742
1956
2266
1493
81
34
165
C274
J27.'5
39
39
386
386
387
28
29
29
26
26
26
27
28
26
27
27
29
27
27
28
26
26
1 26
28
28
28
28
28
'28
111
474
235
29
27
214
204
26
28
536
26
627
26
411
28
1098
690
40
870
870
432
253
1268
1063
330
996
1120
223
191
516
i
57
24
938
1007
29
30
1087
1087
1087
890
1066
693
588
143
806
434
747
•1 '
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Contiuued.
301
Name, residence, and invention.
TTpton, George W. D. (See Hill, Milton B., assignor.)
Upton, John. (SfJ Stetson, Andrew A., assignor.)
Upton, King. (See Swanton, Thomas, assignor.)
Upton, King, Peabody, Mass. Tackle
Urbahn, Alwill, Paterson, N. J. Machine for making ornamental looped cord
Urbain, Victor. (See Fr6my and Urbain.)
Urban, George, Jr. (See Ortman, Barnim F., assignor.)
Uren, Andrew, Seattle, Wash. Ter. Handle for crosscut-saws
Uren, Eichard, Houghton, Mich. Operating the pistons of rock-drills
Urpman, George H., et al. (See Eees. David "W., assignor.)
Urquhart, Thomas, Borissoglebsk, Tambov, Russia. Apparatus for burning liquid-hydro-
carbon fuels
Urso, Tincent D., Evansville, Ind. Popcorn package
Usbome, John, Arnprior, Ontario, Canada. Fire-escape
Usher, Arthur P. (See Faas, Gustav A., assignor.)
Utlev, Gabriel, Chapel Hill, assignor of one-half to J. S. Carr, Durham, N. C. Vehicle-
bub.
Utley, Thomas, Boston, Mass.. and J. Fawcett. Brooklyn, N. Y. Ventilator for ships .
Utter, John H., Westerly, E. I. Printing-press
Utter, Joseph C. (See Williams, Stephen E., assignor.)
Vaas, Joseph, Carlsruhe, Germany. Holder for curtains and curtain-rods
Vacheron & Constantin. (See Ronx and Fatio, assignors.)
Vadersen, Claus D., New Tork, N. T. Motor
Vail, James W., et al. (See Clause. John J., assignor.)
Vail, Jonathan H., New York, N. Y. Electric-light fixture
Vail, Jonathan H., New York. N. Y. Electric-ligbt conductor for structures
VaU, Theodore N., Boston, Mass. Electric switch-board
Vail, Theodore N., Boston, Mass. Electric multiple-switchboard system.
Vail, Theodore N., Boston, Mass. Electric annanciator and circuit
Vail, Theodore N., Boston, Mass. Telephone-support
Vail, Thomas C, Topeka, Kans. Easel
Vail, Thomas C., Topeka, Kans. Easel ,
Vaile, Charles A., Baltimore. Md. Skylight ,
"^ 'aile, John H., Dayton, Ohio. Oil-press
Vaile, John H., Dayton, Ohio.
Vaile, John H., Dayton, Ohio.
Vaile, John H., Dayton, Ohio.
Steam-actuated valve
Oil-press mat
Process of and apparatus for cooking oil-meal
Valentine, Ben.iamin E., assignor to C. S. Higgins, Brooklyn, N. Y. Cold and fire proof
storage-building -
Valentine & Company. (See Laughton, Joseph B., assignor.)
Valentine, George, Monticello, HI. Drag-saw
Valentine, Lest«r, assignor of two-thirds to J. Hays and E. A. Stewart, Dayton, Ohio. Ap-
paratus for carbureting air and firing furnaces
Valiant, George, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Seam for boots and shoes
Valiant, George, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Boot
Valiant, George, Toronto, Ontaiio, Canada. Boot or glove fastener
Valiquet, Louis P., Bridgeport, Conn., assignor of one-half to L. W. Strong, New York,
N. Y. Game-board
Valiquet, Louis P., New York, N. Y., assignor of one-third to D. A. McCall, Williamsport,
Pa. Lady's bicycle
Van Allen, Abraham, New York, N. Y. Ball-trap
Van Alstine, Charles W., Chelsea, Mass. Water-meter
Van Anden, William, New York, N. Y. Vehicle-spring
Van Anden , William, New York, N. Y. Vehicle-spring. (Rei-ssue)
Van Auk en, Sidney, Oswego, N. Y. Mortise-cleaner
Van Auken, Sidney, Oswego, N. Y. Wiring blind-stiles
Van Benthuysen, Henry B., Phcenixville, Pa. Puddling-machine
Van Bibber. James D., Springfield. Mo. Fence-staple driver
Van Bibber. James D., Springfield, Mo. Game-board for producing magic squares, play-
ins checkers, &c
Van Camp, Will A., Milton, Ind. Mail-bag
Van Campen, Robert E., Ashtabula, Ohio. Detachable back for carriage-seals
Van Campen, Savillion, Jersey City, N. J. Decorative tUe
Van Campen, Savillion, Jersey City, N. J. Cover for books, &c
Van Choate, Silvanus F., New York, N. Y. Electric-arc lamp
VanChoate, Silvanus F., New York, N. Y. Armature for dynamo-electric machines
Van Choate, Silvanus F., New York, N. Y. Electric-arc lamp
Van Court, Thomas M. (See Roberts, Charles W., assignor.)
Van lie Water, Frederick, assignor to G. Esferly & Son, Whitewater, Wis.
Van Denburg, William H. (See Hofliuan, William, assignor.)
Van Denburgh, Jesse. (See Sperry, Elmer A., assignor.)
Belt-tightener.
Van Dopoele, Charles J., Chicago, HI.
Van Depoele,
Van Depoele,
Van Depoele,
Van Depoele,
Van Depoele,
Van Depoele,
Van Depoele.
Van Depoele,
Van Depoele,
Van Depoele,
Van Depoele,
Van Depoele,
Charles J.,
Charles J.,
Charles J.,
Charles J.,
Charles •!.,
Charles J.,
Charles J.,
Charles .J.,
Charles J.,
Charles J.,
Charles J.,
Charles J.,
Chicago, m.
Chicago. Dl.
Chicago, 111.
Chicago, lU.
Chicago, ni.
Chicago, 111.
Chicago. Hi.
Chicago. 111.
(ihicaso, 111.
Cliicago. 111.
Chicago, 111.
Chicago, 111.
Electric-arc lamp
Regulator for dynamo-electric machines. '
Electric-circuit closer
Electric safety cut-out
Current-regTilator for electric motors
Electric lamp
Safety cut-out for series of electric lamps
Electric-arc lamp
Motor for electric regulators
Electric-arc lamp
Electric lamp
Dynamo-electric machine
Inductorium
No.
296,487
293,603
299,699
303,344
309,749
29G.897
293,689
305,253
301,538
296,898
302,060
306,039
308,712
308,713
296,253
299,039
300,168
306.296
298.2.57
308,535
297,038
291,112
298,919
298,920
308,112
298,522
294,096
302,450
298,637
298,638
310,098
297,475
308, ?62
300,415
291,647
293,824
10, .540
294.097
294,098
291,963
293,287
300,.534
293.123
309,7.50
298,921
307,883
302,061
302,062
309,012
306,560
291,553
291,554
291,648
291,649
291,650
291,651
291.6.52
291,6.53
294.165
294,532
294,533
297,878
298,431
Date.
Apr. 8
Feb. 12
June 3
Aug. 12
Dec. 23
Apr. 15
Feb. 19
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July 8
Apr. 15
July 15
Sept. 30
Dec. 2
Dec. 2
Apr. 1
May 20
June 10
Oct. 7
May 6
Nov. 25
Apr. 15
Jan. 1
May 20
May 20
Nov. 18
May 13
Feb. 26
Julv 22
May 13
May 13
Dec. 30
Apr. 22
Dec. 2
June 17
Jan. 8
Feb. 19
Dec. 2
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Jan. 15
Feb. 12
June 17
Feb. 5
Dec. 23
May 20
Nov. 11
July 15
July 15
Dec. 9
Oct. 14
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
■Tan. 8
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
Jiin. 8
F.b. 26
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Apr. 29
May 13
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385
1472
1436
122
1205
1206
899
704
1707
1765
841
842
2010
1994
391
1184
808
1347
398
1708
1709
1193
671
1328
444
1561
1207
619
1259
1265
589
678
681
809
810
812
814
817
819
1805
238
240
2509
602
207
C290
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^423
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545
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731
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676
284
25
770
770
556
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704
344
693
693
1114
393
770
1158
151
692
772
764
764
230
564
1186
520
1011
770
493
246
247
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1.53
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Van Depoele, Charles J., Chicago, 111. Dynamo-electric machine
"Van Depoele, Charles J , Chicago, 111. Electric focusing-lamp
Van Depoele, Charles J., Chicago, 111. Dynamo-electric machine
Van Depoele, Charles J., Chicago, HI. Apparatus for operating tools by electricity
VanDerveer, Milton T., Amsterdam, N. T. Amalgamator
Van Derre&r, Milton T., and J. Hegeman, Amsterdam, N. T. Amalgamating apparatus.
Van Derveer, Milton T., and J. Hegeman, Amsterdam, N. T. Ore crusher and imlverizer
Van Deusen, Henry, et al. (See Ferguson, Arthur C, assignor.)
Van Deventer, Zenas A., "Wilmington, Del. Stair-carpet fastener
Van Dusen, Charles, New Albany^ Ind., assignor of one-half to "W. L. Breyfogle, Louisville,
Ky. Nut-lock
Van Dusen, Charles, New Albany, Ind., assignor of one-half to "W. L. Breyfogle, Louisville,
Ky. Nut and bolt lock
Van Duzee, Arthur H., Minneapolis, Minn. Centrifugal reel
Van Duzee, Charles A. (See Kendrick and Van Duzee.)
Van Dylte, James C. (See Bolton and Van Dyke.)
Van Ensley, Martin, McMinnville, Oreg. Bee-hive
Van Eps, Henry E., Peoria, HI. Fence
Van Evera, John B.., et al. (See Swain, Hadwen, assignor.)
Van Fleet, Alfred, assignor to A. H. Shreffler, Joliet, 111. Check-row attachment for seed-
planters
Van Fleet, Victor D., assignor to A. H. Shreflaer, Joliet, HI. Check-row attachment for
seed-planters
Van Gaasbeek, Beekman, Mount Vernon, N. T. Street-cleaning machine
Van (Jiilpen, Carl, San Francisco, Cal. Composite fuel
Van Haagen, Claus, Philadelphia, Pa. Manufacture of drills
Van Hagen, Isaac, assignor to Adams & "Westlake Manufacturing Company, Chicago. HI.
Machine for covering stove-boards
Van Hagen, Isaac, assignor to Adams & "Westlake Manufactuiing Company, Chicago, 111.
Machine for covering stove-boards
Van Hagen, James, Troy, N. T. Coal-scuttle
Van Hoesen, Casper, New York, N. T. Paper bag
Van Hoevenbergh, Henry. (See Hadden and Van Hoevenbergh.)
Van Hoevenbergh, Henry, Elizabeth, N. J. Printing-telegraph
Van Hoevenbergh, Henry, Elizabeth, N. J. Printing-telegraph
Van Hoevenbergh, Henry, Elizabeth, N. J. Electro-mechanical movement
Van Hoevenbergh, Henry, Elizabeth, N. J. Electro-mechanical movement
Van Hoevenbergh, Henry, Elizabeth, N. J. Electro-mechanical escapement
Van Hoevenbergh, Henry, Elizabeth, N.J. Printing-telegraph
Van Hoevenbergh, Henry, Elizabeth, N. J. Page-printing telegraph
Van Hoevenbergh, Henry, Elizabeth, N. J. Printing from either of two type-wheels in
printing-telegraphs
Van Hoevenbergh, Henry, Elizabeth, N. J. Combined electric-lamp lighting and extin-
guishing device ;
Van Hoevenbergh, Henry, Elizabeth, N. J. Printing-telegraph
Van Hoevenbergh, Henry, Elizabeth, N. J. Anti-induction device for telephonic circuits
Van Hoevenbergh, Henry, Elizabeth, N. J. Telephone-circuit
Van Hoevenbergh, Henry, Elizabeth, N. J. Preventing false signals on reversals in quad-
ruplex telegraphs
Van Hoevenbergh, Henry, Elizabeth, N. J., assignor to R. S. "Waring, Pittsburg, Pa. Com-
pound electric cable
Van Hoevenbergh, Henry, Elizabeth, N. J., assignor to Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph
Company, Baltimore, Md. Printing-telegraph
Van Horn, William, Piqua, Ohio. Machine for making wire and slat fences
Van Houten, John B., Newark, N. J. Sleeve-button
Van Kersen. Izaak, Kalamazoo, Mich. Blind-slat lock and operator
Van Luven, Thomas F., Kingston, Ontario, Canada. Carriage-top joint
Van Name, (Jeorge, St. Louis, Mo. Roller for grinding-miUs
Van Ness, Albert, Lowell. Mass. "Water-elevator
Van Ness, James H., and M. A. Bland. Charlotte, N. C. Electro-magnetic dental plugger.
Van Ness, Orrin C, i?omrae de Terre, Minn. Grain-feeder and band-cutter for thrashing-
machines -
Van Nest, Lewis C, Plainfield, N. J. Lounge and sofa
Van Norden, Robert T., San Francisco, Cal. Movable jetty
Van Norman, Charles E. (See Hopkins and Van Norman.)
Van Niiys, Thomas C, et al. (See Hunter, (Jeorge D., assignor.)
Van Orden, Charles H., Catskill. N T. Metallic railway -tie
Van Patten, John, East Tawas, Mich. Circular sawing machine
Van Reede, A drianus A. "W., Papendrecht, near Dordrecht, Holland. Rotary engine
Van Riper, Abram H., Orange, N. J., and F. E. Kip, New York, N. "V. Soda-fountain
Van Riper, GarrittM., and J. 0. St. Clair, Republic, Mich. Hose-coupling
Van Riper, "William H., Dayton, Ohio. Fruit and vegetable grater
Van Rysselberghe, Fran9ois, Schaerbeek, Belgium. Combined telegraphic and telephonic
apparatus
Van Schaick, Anthony G. (See Eyster. Ben, assignor.)
Van Sly ke, Alexander, Fort Plain, N. T. Combinedjar-wrench and can-opener
Van Slyke, Isaac R., Chicago, HI. "Wardrobe-bed ..-■
Van Steenberg, Burhans, Goshcai, N. Y. Apparatus for manufacturing gas
Van Syckel, H. E., et al. (See Lawson, James, assignor.)
Van Valkenburgh, Perry. (See RundeU and Van "Valkenburgh.)
Van Vechten, OrvUle R., New York, N. Y. Overstitch sewing-machine
Van "Vleck, Charles M., tThrichsviUe, Ohio. Bench-hook
Van Vleet, Jared, et al. (See Comford, George "W., assignor.)
Van Wageuen, Albert. (See Wilbur, Andrew J., assignor.)
Van "Wagenen, Albert, Boston, Mass. Boot or shoe
Van "Wagener, Cornelius A., Ellenville, N. Y. Fire-escape
Van Winkle, Garret, North Plainfield, N. J. Attachment for knob-roses
No.
300,535
.304,377
304,378
307,884
308,584
200.700
305.357
300,416
292,601
295.900
302,603
306,122
306,446
292,771
306.445
296,488
308,714
296,254
307,604
307.605
30.5,119
303,599
292,966
293.922
2il3.923
293,924
293,925
293,926
293,927
293,928
297,879
304,475
308,019
308,020
309,751
292,772
306.297
293,382
297,731
297.204
309.899
291,654
307,243
310,099
291.430
291.244
309,264
294,166
296,6,52
305,358
300,170
297,880
301,939
306,665
292.710
309,111
294,534
302,063
309,998
305,120
295,212
308.812
Date.
June 17
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Nov. 11
Nov. 25
.Tune 3
Sept. 16
June 17
Jan. 29
Apr. 1
July 29
Oct. 7
Oct. 14
Jan. 29
Oct. 14
Apr. 8
Dec. 2
Apr. 1
Nov. 4
Nov. 4
Sept. 16
Aug. 19
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Apr. 29
Sept. 2
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
Dec. 23
Jan. 29
Oct. 7
Feb. 12
Apr. 29
Apr. 22
Dec. 30
Jan. 8
Oct. 28
Dec. 30
Jan.
Jan.
Dec. 16
Feb. 26
Apr. 8
Sept. 16
June 10.
Apr. 20
July 15
Oct. 14
Jan. 29
Dec. 9
Mar. 4
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volume.
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117
119
620
1544
272
1392
1184
2023
79
2100
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2257
535
751
177
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1286
231
1470
1471
1472
1475
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1480
1482
2513
243
782
783
1561
2259
344
800
2351
1661
1759
820
1612
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£15
283
923
1807
958
1393
853
2.115
1109
826
2157
715
242
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Dec. 30 i 1876
Sept. 16
Mar. 18
Dec. 2
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1102
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365
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutinued.
303
Name, residence, and mvention.
Tan Winkle, John E., Paterson, N. J. Opener and cleaner for fibrous materials .
Van Wormer, Matthew, Melrose, Mass. Duraj)ing-car
"Van Worraer, Matthew, Melrose, Mass. Dumping-car
Tan 'Wormer, Matthew, Melrose, Mass. Dumping-car ,
TanWormer, Matthew, Maiden, Mass, Dumping-car
Tan Zandt, John B., !New York, N. Y. Combined cane and burglar-alarm
Tan Zandt, Robert S., Brooklyn, N. T. Support for fire-hose
Tanee, John D., assisrnor of one-half to J, J. Lebeau, Cincinnati, Ohio. Car-coupling
Tauce, Robert J. (See Ibelle, William H., assignor.)
Tauce, Samuel. (See Scull, James, assignor,)
Tance. Samuel B. H., New York. N. Y. Combined gas and electric-light fi.xture
Tance, Samuel B. FT., New York, N. Y. Combined gas and electric-light fixture
Tance, Samuel B. H., New York, N. Y. Combined electric-light and gas fixture
Tance, W. P,, et al. (S<;e Boals, James A., assignor.)
Tance, Walter L., et al. (See Doty. John C., assignor.)
Tance, William K. (See Stacey and Tance.)
Tandeburgh, Otis P.. Toledo, Ohio, Door-check
Tandegrift, Nathaniel W. (See Armstrcmg and Tandegrift.)
Tandegrift, Nathauiel W,, assignor to F. Armstrong, Bridgeport, Conn. Wrench
Tandegrift, Nathaniel W., assignor to F. Armstrong, Bridgeport, Conn. Die for cutting
screw-threads on pipe
Tander Biest, Louis, Chicago, HI. Rail way -rail
Tander Weyde Electric Company. (See Tander Weyde, Peter H., assignor.)
Tander Weyde, Peter H,, New York, N. Y. Manufacturing a rot-pioof covering for under-
ground telegraph-cables
Tander Weyde, Peter H., Brooklyn, N. Y. Generating currents for telegraphic purposes.
Tander Weyde, Peter H., Brookl^Ti, N, Y. Producing and utilizing induced currents
Tander Weyde, Peter H., Brooklyn, N. Y. Telegraphy
Tander Weyde, Peter H., Broooklyn, assignor to Tander Weyde Electric Company, New?
York, N, Y, Compound telegi-aph-cable j
Tanderbilt, William H. (See Gary, Spencer C, assignor.)
Tandercar, John, assignor to E. T'. Sillimau, West Troy, N. Y. Safety -Talre
Taudercook, Prank E., assignor of one-half to H. C. Cook, Ansonia, Conn. Roller-skate ..
Tandercook, Frank E., assignor of two-thirds to E. L. Gaylord and D. C. Peck, Ansonia,
Conn. Toy dart
Tandercook, Mark, W. P. Smith and H. M. Baker, Manton, Mich. Weight -power ma.
ch
Tandercook, Willis, Mason, Mich. Two- wheeled vehicle
Tanderhoven, Bergen, et al. (See Freeman, Augustus M., assignor.)
Tanderman, William, Willimantic, Conn. Steam-trap
Tanderman, William, Willimantic. Conn. Tise attachment
Tandemiark. John L. (See McGann, Owen J., assignor,)
Tanderpant, Lawrence, Brick Church, N, J. Mold for dental plates
Tandervoort, Manly E,, Clinton, 111. Attachment for fire-engines
Tanduzen, Benjamin C, Cincinnati, Ohio. Hydrant
Tandnzen, Benjamin C, Winton Place, Ohio. Coupling for pnmp-rods
Tanduzen, Ezra W. (See Woods, Granville T., assignor.)
~ " Newport, Ky. Eumble for scouring castings, washing ores, &c
Newport, Ky. Water-purifier for steam-boilers
Newport, Ky. Skimmer for boiler-cleaners
Tanhousen, Beach T., et al. (See Lytle, Albeit E,, assignor.)
Tanhousen, John H., et al. (See Lytle, Albert E., assignor.)
Tanlohe, John C. Baltimore. Md, Bleaching raw cotton
Tanneman, William C. Eichmond, Tnd. Roller-skate
Tannote, Jonathan. (See Steel and Tannote.)
Tanorman, Oliver, assignor of one-half to W. H. Johnson, Racine, Wis. Whiffletree-conp-
ling-
Tanduzen, Ezra W
Tanduzen, Ezra W
Tandnzen, Ezra W
Tansize, William B. (See Buckingham and Tansize.)
Tansize, William B., Brooklyn, and C. L. Buckinsham, assignors to Western Union Tele-
graph Company, New York, N. Y. Printing-telegraph
Tansize, William B., Brooklyn, assignor to Western Union Telegraph Company, New York,
N. Y. Unison apparatus for printing-telegraphs
Tansize, William B., Brooklyn, and C. L. Buckingham, assignors to Western Union Tele-
graph Company, New York, N. Y. Printing-telegraph
Tanzandt, Joshua, Seward, HI. Bee-hive
Tanzant, Wilson. (See Poorman and Tanzant.)
Tardell, William B., Charleston, S. C. Grain-separator
Tarney, William E. (See Hull and Tamey.)
Tarnnm, William. (See Sturgeon, John C. assignor.)
Tars, Nathan, Dunellen. N. J. Road scraper and ditcher
Tarwig, Henry, and A. E. Spangler, Cincinnati, Ohio. Flying target
Tasa Murrhin'a Art Glass Company. (See De Toy, John C, assignor.)
Tas.sar, Robert G.. New York, N. Y. Alarm-lock
Tassar, Robert G. j New York, N. Y. Burglar-alarm
Tassar, Robert G., New York, N, Y,, assignor of two-thirds to G. S. Mott, Philadelphia,
Pa., and J. G. Smith, Hackensack, N. J. Alarm-lock
Tanghan, Earl. (See Adams and Taughan.)
Yaughan, Henry M., Newton, Iowa, assignor to Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Com-
pany, Worcester, Mass,, and I, L. Ellwond, De Kalb", HI. Wire-barbing machine
Taughan, James B., assignor to A. A. Mellier. St. Louis, Mo, Physician's buggy-case ...
Taughan, Joseph. Newark, N. J. Rubber sole for shoes
Taughn. Joseph W., Peabody, Mass., assignor to Taughn Morocco Machine Company,
Portland, Me. Putting-out machine
Taughn Morocco Machine Company. (See Taughn, Joseph W., assignor.)
Vaughn. Walter W., assignor of two-thirds to A. Clark and 0. G. Langmaid, Stockton, Cal.
Jack-screw
Veber, William F., assignor of one-half to A. W. Rudulph, Bowling Green, Ohio. Over-
seaming attachment for sewing-machines
Vcline, Nels A., Tillisca, Iowa. Carpet-stretcher
No.
299,297
291,113
296,088
302,fi05
309,752
292, 3?9
305,490
307,603
305,984
306.557
306,558
300,169
296,043
303,768
301,952
292,770
302,175
302,176
306,977
300,034
301,938
305,644
306,559
309,422
297,543
300,664
303,345
304,766
300,665
295,600
309,324
292,075
292,076
308,644
297,319
298,323
295,601
300,417
304,051
304,052
295,693
309,810
30,5,491
295,31-2
298,136
298,137
293,690
309,584
303,958
306,561
299.701
310,100
292,451
291,555 :
Date.
May 27
Jan. 1
Apr. 1
July 29
Dec. 23
Jan. 22
Sept. 23
Nov. 4
Sept. 30
Oct, 14
Oct, 14
June 10
May 6
Aug. 19
July 15
Jan. 29
July 15
July 15
Oct. 21
June 10
July 15
Sept, 23
Oct. 14
Dec. 16
Apr. 22
June 17
Aug. 12
Sept. 9
June 17
Mar. 25
Dec. 16
Jan. 15
Jan. 15
Dec. 2
Apr. 22
May 6
Mar. 25
June 17
Aug. 26
Aug. 26
Mar. 25
Dec. 23
Sept. 23
Mar. 18
May 6
May 6
Feb. 19
Dec. 23
Aug. 19
Oct. 14
June 3
Dec. 30
Jan. 22
Jan. 8
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1730
1577
244
2211
674
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852
104
1124
1121
2256
1398
1401
1222
669
1108
1763
679
1130
2090
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582
629
1511
1601
1018
1322
1325
1794
472
1604
1186
1494
1495
1719
1634
1578
1232
215
217
1157
1349
1366
681
274
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1815
682
480
481
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i 426
482
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176
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230
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490
177
304
569
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J 416
160
172
416
444
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127
444
325
411
412
475
444
436
342
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C363
5 364
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178
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506
193
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J 29
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868
25
47
389
1012
334
1126
416
1251
131
132
1090
547
673
219
432
271
272
246
105T
217
1162
132
926
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568
941
12W
1138
904
255-
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354
615
1139-
1158
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1026
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1063-
563
568
661
973
718
133
971
1115
349
129-
304
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical Hat of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
:so.
Date.
Moiitlily
voliune.
R
Official
Gazette.
Velte, "William, Pittsbnrp, Pa. "Well-boring machine
Venable, "William E., Nicholson, Ga. Plow
"Venner, "William G., Hamburg, N. Y. Overalls
Ter (ienius. Christian A. K. L. (See Otterman and Ter Genina.)
Ver Genius, Christian A. R. L., assignor of one-half to G. A. Ver Genius, Galesburg, HI.
Printer's quoin -.-
"Ver Genius, Gustave A. (See Ter Genius, Christian A. K. L., assignor.)
"Verharen, Frank T., Spencer, Iowa. Cultivator
Manufacture of
"Vermily ea, Eugene, "Waterford , N. T. Knitting-machine
Vemay, Albert H. (See Evans and "V"ernay.)
Verniaud, Claudius, Quincy, 111. Pump
"Vernon, Miles, Brooklyn, N. "E". Memorandum-book
Vernor. "William. (Spc Akins, Nelson, and "Veinor.)
Tero, Charles, and J. Everitt, Atherstone, county of "Warwick, England,
smooth-faced napless felt bodies
"Versepuy, Victor E. (See Portebois, Louis E., assignor.)
"Verstraete, Edemond, Chicago, HI. Underground conduit for electric conductors
Very, Theodore S., Boston, Mass. Harness-strap attachment
"Vest, Amerious D. (See Cushing and Vest.)
"Vest, Americus D., San Jos6, Cal. Lamp-collar
"Vest. Thomas A. (S^e Cushing and Vest, assignors.)
Tester, Adolph, Providence, E. I. Flat chain
Tester, Adolph, Providence, E. I. Spring-ring for neck-chains and bracelets
Tetter, Friedrich and H., Brooklyn, N. T. Breech-loading fire-arm
Tetter, Hugo. (See Tetter, Friedrich and H.)
Tetter, Josefine, Mount Temon, N. Y. Crocheting-fork
Tetter, Joseph G., and S. G. Putnam, New York, N. Y. Armature for electric motors and
dynamo-electric machines
Tetter, Joseph C, and S. G. Putnam, New York, N. T. Electric battery
Tezin, Oscar, Elizabeth, N. J. Uniting sheets of ice
Tiaduct Manufacturing Company of Baltimore City. (See Hickman, George W., assignor.)
TiaductManufacturingCompany of Baltimore City. ' " ' ' "
Tiadnct Manufacturing Company of Baltimore City.
TiaductManufacturingCompany of Baltimore City.
Tiancourt, Moses F. (See Hemer and Tiancourt.)
Ticars, John, Sr. (See Ticars, Thomas, Sr., J., Sr., T., Jr., and J., Jr.)
Vicars, Thomas, Sr., J., Sr., T., Jr., and J., Jr., Liverpool, county of Lancaster, England.)
Apparatus for feeding fuel to and in furnaces )
Tickery, Charles W., Atlanta, Ga. Lal)el-holder for mail-cars
Tictor Caloric Engine Company. (See Robinson, Arnold E. and H., assignors.)
■Tictor, Joseph, Duquoin, HI. Lock for fire-arms
Tictor, Robert J., Hudsondale, Pa. Mincing-knife
Tidie, James, Pantin, France. Bottle for aerated and gaseous beverages
Tieiria, A. S., et al. (See Pugh, Jesse B., assignor.)
Tiele, Piatt B., Rochester, N. Y. Harrow-tooth
Tiemow, GnstavM., St. Louis, Mo. Hoisting-machine
Tieweger, Max, St. Louis, Mo. Skating-rink
Tignon, Leo, Lyons, France. Sulpho-alpha-naphthol coloring compound
Tillavicencio, Jos6 A., Caracas, Teneznela. Apparatus for hulling cotfee, rice, &c
Tiucent, "William E., assignor to Reynolds Brothers, Port Deposit, Md. Machine for form-
ing can-bodies
Tinton, John H., assignor to Ashcroft Manufacturi:; :; Company, Boston, Mass. Ratchet-
driU
' (See Hickman and McCoy, assignors,)
(See Hinton, Joseph R. H,. assignor.)
(See "Welsh, Alexander, assignor.)
Tinton, John J,, Youngstown, Ohio. "Weighing attachment for baby-carriages, &c .
Tinton, John J., Youngstown, Ohio. Mold for repairing broken rolls, shafts, &c . ..
Tizer, Robert R. (See Punshon and Tizer.)
Togel, Charles. (See Koehler and Togel,)
Togel, Charles, Fort Lee, N. J. File-cutting machine......
Togel, Charles, Rochester, N. Y. Refrigerator-building
Togel, "William, Chicago, 111. Toy
Togel. "William, Chicago, 111. Motor for light machinery
Togel, "William, Cliicago, 111. Electrical apparatus for operating bolts
Togel, William, Chicago, HI. Smoke-con,sumer
Vogel, "WiUiam, assignor of one-half to "W. T. Underwood and B. Schram, Chicago, HI.
Electric railway-sigual -
Vogel, William, assignor to G. A. "Woolley, Chicago, HI. Apparatus for and process of
consuming smoke
Vogel, "William, assignor to Locomotive Telephone and Electric Railway Signal Company,
Chicago, lU, Electric railway-signal -
Vogelbrich, Otto J. E,, J. C. "Wieland, Philadelphia, Pa., and C. F. Riley, Atlantic City,
N: J, Artificial stone or biiildiug-block and making the same
Vogellus, PeterC, Gloucester, Mass. Extracting oils and fats from fi.sh
Vogler, Joseph A., Cincinnati, Ohio. Car-coxipliug
Vogt, Henry. (See Adams, William D., assignor.)
Voigt, F. August, St, Louis, Mo. Street pounder or rammer
Voigt, Frederick W,, Hicksville, Ohio. Fire-escape
Voigt, Max, assignor of one-half to R, G. Schmidt, New York, N. Y. Lock
Voigt, Robert, Industry, Tex, Cottnn-press
Voigt, "Ward & Co, (See Brunt, William H,, assignor.)
Tolke, Charles A., Kob6, Jap.an, Toy
Tolkmann, ConradD,, and "W. F. Peddycord, Nappanee, Ind. Pijie-wrench
ToUweiler, Henry, Brooklyn, N. Y. Tentilation for buildings
Ton Ainbach, Franz F., Hautzenbuchl, and A. Hanger, Judenburg, Styria, Austria-Hun-
gary. Car-coupling ^
Von Buonaccorsi di PLstqia, Adolf, Tienna, Austria-Hungary. Screw-propeller .
Ton Darteln, "Wilhelm, Bremerhaven, Germany, assignor to C. Edelheira, Philadelphia, Pa.
Box and similar receptacle
Ton Dechcnd, Friedrich, Berlin, Gei-man.v. Applying to plaster casts conserving-rtuids in
atomized state, and the apparatus used
Ton der Heydt, Hermann. Chicago, 111. Self-winding watch
Tender Linden. Charles, Rhinebeck, N. Y. Fire-escape
Von Dolcke, Ludvig, Cincinnati, Ohio. Electric bathing-cabinet
299,298
292 876
299,702
298,639
292,877
304,978
30(5,367
303,346
291,431
294,703
304,979
296,255
298,432
302,070
309,2(i5
297,881
29P,922
300.600
301,539
296,301
305,254
300,743
293,542
307,244
294,292
.304,875
305,551
310,1.55
309,112
306,562
295,694
2!I2,878
296,369
298,714
302,530
308,045
308,218
309„585
310,156
291,556
295,842
305,359
May 27
Feb. 5
June 3
May 13
Feb. 5
Sept. 9
Oct. 7
Aug, 12
Jan. 1
Mar, 4
Sept. 9
Apr. 1
May 13
July 29
Dec. 16
Apr. 29
May 20
.June 17
July 8
Apr. 1
Sept. 16
June 17
Feb. 12
Oct. 28
Feb. 26
Sept. 9
Sept, 23
Dec, 30
Dec. 9
Oct. 14
Mar. 25
Feb, 5
Apr. 8
May 13
July 22
Nov. 11
Nov. 18
Dec. 23
Dec. 30
Jan. 8
Mar. 25
Sept. 16
309,586 Dec. 23
294,940 Mar. 11
298,523 May 13
295,213
291,245
2!15,901
305,030
I
299,703
209,410
302,064
297,9,"i7
296,271
Mar,
.Jan.
Apr.
Sept.
June
May
July
Apr.
Apr.
293,288 I Feb. 12
304,0.53
293,691
295,465
303,959
Aug. 26
Feb, 19
Mar. 18
Aug. 19
1678
120
277
842
120
908
433
584
516
439
909
446
604
2075
924
2516
1208
1511
595
516
1263
1611
978
1615
1958
769
1649
2078
716
683
1720
122
602
944
1874
820
1045
13.53
2078
683
1910
1395
1354
730
706
1103
284
81
965
278
1850
1269
2611
473
672
1497
1159
1414
1367
481
33
69
235
33
C248
i249
116
160
122
249
120
171
570
245
341
416
163
194
178
475
33
167
f 262
i263
513
222
283
365
558
193
528
388
200
305
80
25
263
69
5;a
351
715
132
180
412
323
391
379
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26
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211
457 J 28
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972
693
465
995
80
568
93
904
995
85
649
404
498
770
1220
115
97
1063
1235
621
322
807
968
1141
1127
842
133
1159
466
120
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364
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1127
129
1193
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1039
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
305
N.ame, residence, and invention.
Von Miller, Willielm. (See Doehner and Von Miller.)
Von Palstring, Franz, Kolitz, near Coswig, Saxony, Germany. Tricycle .
Von Podewils, Adalbert., Manich, Bavaria, Germany. Apparatus for making fertilizers .
Von Schado, Adolph, Newport. R. I. Bottle-washer
Von Schmidt, Allexey TT., San Fianeisco, Cal. Water-jacket for rotary pumps
Von Schmidt, Allexey "W., San Francisco, Cal. Device for connecting and supporting the
sections of dreilger discharge-pipes
Von Schmidt, Allexey TV., San Francisco, Cal. Universal ball-joint
Von Schmidt, Allexey W., San Francisco, Cal. Dredging-machine ,
Von Schmidt. Allexey W., San Francisco, Cal. Rotary plow for submarine work. .
Von Swaine, Victor H. (See Enke, Catl, assignor.)
Von 'Wallmenich, Charles, Brookl j-n, N. Y. Spool-holder
Von Weisenflue, Andrew, Scranfon, Pa. Filter
Voorhees, Luther C. (See Calo, Christopher G., assit'nor.)
Voorhees, Luther C, New York, N. Y. Box-loop for brinies
Voorhis, Win field S., and G. H. Houser, Chicago, Ul. Sliding door
Vorck, Frederick, New York, N. Y. Taping furs
Vornberg. Frank, and A. Kosmalski, Cincinnati, Ohio. Cigar-mold
Vombrock. John H. (See Strlfler and Vom brock.)
Vosburgh Manufacturing Company. William C. (See Bonner, John P., assignor.)
Vose, George L. (See Macomber, "William I., assignor.)
Vose, Richard, New Yoik, N. Y. Car-spring
Vose, Richard, New York, N, Y. Car-spring
Vose, Richard, New York, N. Y. Car-spring
Vose, Richard, New York, N. Y. Car-spring
Vose, Samuel D., Milwaukee, Wis. Heating-stove
Vose, William T., Newton\ille, Mass. Pneumatic gun
Vossmer, Frederick W., Hamilton, Bermuda. Tricycle
V'^otey, Edwin S., assignor to Whitney Organ Company, Detroit, Mich. Key -frame hraz-e
for reed-organs . -
Votti, Carl, Philadelphia, Pa. Escapement-wheel
Vowles, Joseph, assignor of one-half to A. C. Orvis, Milford, Mich. Wheel hairow and cul-
tivator
Vuncannon, Elias. (See Secrist and Vuncannon.)
Waak. Reinhold. and C. Jaciisch, Chicago, 111. Portable grinding-mill
Waddell, John C Union City, Tenn. Broadcast seed-sower
Wade, Harry, Toledo, J. J. Ynncker, Mansfield,and J.N. Clouse, Toledo, Ohio; saidClou.se
assignor to said Wade. Coffee-roaster
Wade, James F., Effingli.ini, III. Fence post
Wade, James J., Chicago, 111. Fitting for drain, soil, and waste pipes
Wade, William H. (See Grifflth and Bervey, assignors.)
Wade, William H., et nl. (See Heckniann, Louis, assignor.)
Wader, Herbert R. (S^e Kirk. Brayton, Wader, and Oulehen.)
Wadhams, Magie & Co. (See Felthims''n, Barrent W., assignor.)
Wadleigh. Joseph. Milk's Grove, 111. Building-block CI
Wadsworth. Jackson. (See Greenhalgh and Wadsworth.)
Wagaman. Daniel S. , Chambersburg, Pa. Ironing-table
Wagenet, Henry W., Sandusky, Oliio. Eye-shade
Waggonner, John, New Hampton, Mo. Pitman-coupling for harvesters ,
Waggoner, George E., New Hampton, Mo. Pitman-rod connection
Waggoner, George E. and J., and D. Henshaw, New Hampton, Mo. Sickle-head for mow-
ers, reapers, &c
Waggoner. Jacob, (See Waggoner and Henshaw.)
Wagner, Carl, Columbus, Ind. Method of .and machine for ornamenting wood
Wagner. Charles E., et al. (See FIvnt, Henry, assignor.)
Wagner, Christopher, Cleveland. Ohio. Step-ladder
Wagner, Cbristoiiher H,. Elkhart, Ind., assignor of one-third to W. Kline, Toledo, Ohio.
Device for attaching cioss-bars to telegraph-poles
Wagner, Edward W., Cherokee, C.il. Ke.v-fasteuer
Wagner, Emil, assignoi- of one-half to J. Brandstettner, Cincinnati. Ohio. Sled
Wagner. Franz X,, assignor to W. F. Miller. New York, N. Y., L. C. Fuller, and E. P.^
Hamilton, Orance, N. J. Type-wiiting machine 5
Wagner, George W., et al. (See Carlyle, George, assignor.)
Wagner, Gustavns G. (See Bard and Wagner.)
Wagner, Gustavns G., Mount Vernon, N. Y. Clock-synchronizing apparatus
Wagner, Gustavus G., Mount Vernon, N. Y. Railway-car signal
Wagner, Howard, et al. (See Le Roy, Charles J., assignor.)
Wagner, Hubert, Sr,, BnrlinL'ton, Wis. Friction-brake for harvesters
Wagner, Jacob J. (See Ellintt. William R., assignor.)
Wagner, John. (See Ackemiann and Wagner)
Wagner, John, and H. Dryer, Portage, Wis.; said Dryer assignor to said "Wagner. Com-)
harvester 5
Wagner, John G., CooppTStown, Pa. Bag-holder
Wagiior, John L,. Terre Haute, assignor of two-thirds to T. A. Lewis, Indianapolis, Ind.,
and H. R, Duvall, New York. N. Y, Car-door fastener
Wagner, John L,, and J. Sentli, assignors to themselves, R. S. Cox, Terre Haute, T. A.
Lewis, Indianapolis, Ind., and FT. R. Duvall. New York, N. Y. Car-door
Wagner, John W., et al. (Sec Carlyle, George, assignor.)
Wagner, Johnston. Moorhead. Minn. Endless carrier for harvesters
Wagner .Julius, Silver City. N. Me.x. Ter. Adjustable shade-hanger
Wasrr , Julius, Reading, iPa. Shaft-loop
W Louis A. C, et al. (See Carljle, George, assignor.)
W . Mary M., Baltimore, Md. Combined bureau and bedstead
Wagner, Mary M., Baltimore. Md. Combined folding bedstead and table -
Wagner, Philipp, assignor of one -half to E. S. Mayer, Brooklyn, N. Y.
ment : ,...,....„,
No.
301,307
295,695
299,185
299,186
299,882
.'in0,332
300,333
306,308
307,691
310,157
309,173
293.991
307,.TO9
302,177
292.773
292,774
292,775
302,964
305,411
306,563
309,667
305.724
291,432
302,216
301,020
291,433
305,725
304,586
304,379
291,114
310,158
307,362
297,882
292,077
305,360
291,436
300,919
Knob attach-
291.435
291.434
299,601
302,178
296,256
302,451
294,416
295,602
310,101
293,124
305,361
293,383
298,524
302,452
305,985
305,986
I 305,645
Date.
July 1
Mar. 25
May 27
May 27
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June 3
June 10
June 10
Oct. 7
Nov. 4
Dec. 30
Dec. 9
Feb. 19
Nov. 4
July 15
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Aug. 5
Sept. 16
Oct. 14
Dec. 23
Sept. 23
Jan. 1
July 15
June 24
Jan. 1
Sept. 23
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Jan. 1
Dec. 30
Oct. 28
Apr. 29
Jan. 15
Sept. 16
Jan. 1
June 24
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
June 3
July 15
Apr. 1
July 22
Mar. 4
Mar. 25
Dec. 30
Feb. 5
Sept. 16
Feb. 12
May 13
July 22
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Sept. 23
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volume.
02
299
1721
1538
1541
470
1073
1074
435
362
2079
800
1560
120
1403
2260
2-J61
2261
120
1449
684
1455
1870
517
1450
1948
518
1871
403
120
126
2080
1771
2516
1327
1399
520
1828
520
519
131
1404
447
1766
100
1604
2013
445
1399
803
706
1767
2214
2215
1764
81
476
477
478
479
441
442
123
202
:292
293
116
98
558
213
430
33
387
625
626
026
35
403
^178'
i 179
393
523
146
403
538
146
523
111
37
36
558
476
688
371
388
147
500
146
146
32
C388
) 389
127
484
25
444
445
540
120
389
216
200
484
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28
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27
28
26
[26
29
26
28
26
27
28
28
28
28
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1159
842
842
ion
1129
1129
81
437
1127
857
731
392
272
433
433
433
477
1098
133
993
1183
93
2?0
1304
93
1183
891
837
ao
1127
350
498
255
1088
94
1281
93
93
944
272
85
344
846
11S9
1115
520
1088
588
669
345
1252
12.52
1162
20 PAT
306
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
Wahl, Christian. (See Rice. Nathaniel B., assignor.)
"Wainwrijrht, Joseph G-., et al. (See Nugent, Kichard C, assignor.)
Waite, G-ilraan, et al. (See Nichols, John, assignor.)
"Waite, Henry 15. (See Ethridge. Maitin V. B., assignor.)
Waite, Henry E., New York, N. Y. Telephone-switch
"Waite, Henry E., assignor to Molecnlar Telephone Company, New York, N. Y.
Teleplione-
Walte, Henry E., assignor to Molecular Telephone Company, New York, N. Y. Telephone-
transmitter
Waite, Henry E., assignor to 0. E. Livei-more, tru.stee. New York, N. Y. Telephone-trans-
mitter
"Waite, Henry E., assignor to C. E. Livermore, trustee, New York, N. Y. Telephone-re-
ceiver
"Waite, Henry E., assignor to C. E. Livermore, trustee, New York, N. Y. Telephone-trans-
mitter -
"Waite, Henry E., and S. H. Bartlett, assignors to C. F. Livermore, trustee. New York,
N. Y. Telephone-exchange system
"Waite, Henry E., and S. H. Bartlett, assignors to C. E. Livermore, trustee. New York,
N. "Y. Electric switch
"Wakefield, John E., "W"orcest6r, Mass. Screen
"Wake6eld, John E., "Worcester, Mass. Eolding seat
"Wakeman, Archer, Cape "^^incent, N. Y. Pishing- tackle ■-
"Wakoman, Zalmon B., assignor of one-half to M. R. Bortree, Chicago, HI. Razor-strop
"Walbom, Israel, Fremont, Ohio. Hoop-splitting machine
"Walbridge, John H. (See Hall and Walbridge.)
"Walch, John P. , Sutro, Nev. Combined cigar and match holder for tables
"Walcott, Jabez E., et al. (See Parkinson, Edward, assignor.)
Walcott, Jabez E., assignor to F. I. Marcy, Providence, R. I. Device for finishing chain-
swivels .
"Waldeck, Friedrich "W. C, Hague, Netherlands. Fuel
"Waldeck, George T., New York, N. Y. Garbage-separator
"Walden, Engebright I., Ishpeming. Mich. Steam-generator
"Walden, Thomas J., assignor to himself and P. Morris, Lebanon, Ind. Link-motion for
engine-valves
"Walden, "William J., De Beauvoir Town, Kangsland, county of Middlesex, England. Fast-
ening for gloves
"Waldo, Frank, Washington, D. C, assignor of one-half to L. Waldo, New Haven, Conn.
Apparatus for distributing time signals over lines employed for other purposes
Waldo, Leonard. (See Waldo, Frank, assignor.)
Waldschmitt, Franz, New York, N. Y. Handle and handle-cap for traveling-bags ,
Waldt, Emile. (See Rov .and Waldt.)
Walenn, AVilliam H., Islington, county of Middlesex, England. Process of and apparatus
for electro-depositing copper, brass, &c
Wales, Frederick N. "(See Bobrick, Gabriel A., assignor.)
Wales, .lames P., What Cheer, Iowa. Wheeled scraper
Wales Manufacturing Company. (See Barry, WilUam, assignor.)
Wales, Sisonrney, Cambridge, assignor to C. B. Fox, Dorchester, Mass. Razor-strop
Wales, Walter H., Providence, R. I. Fountain-pen :
Wales, Walter H., assignor to A. T. Cross, Providence, R. I. Lead and crayon holder
Walford, Edgar C. (See Dieterich and Walford.)
Walker, Aaron, Kokomo, Ind. Fire-escape
Walker, Albert H., Brookl^Ti, assignor to Sone & Fleming Manufacturing Company, New
York, N. Y. Uniting wood
Walker, Alfred B. (See Beard, Thomas, assignor.)
Walker, Benjamin, Detroit, Mich. Stencil
Walker, CaUan L., Ma:ichester, N. H., assignor to Lamson Cash Railway Company, Bos-
ton, Mass. Switch for store-service -
Walker, Charles C. B. (See Chapman, Frank W., assignor.)
Walker, Edward, New York, N. Y. Tailor's pressing-machine
Walker, Edwin, Erie, Pa. Combination-tool
Walker, Eugene R., Chicago, HI. Hluminating lubricating-can
Walker, Frank, Tombstone. Ariz. Ter., assignor to Keystone Water Meter Manufactur-
ing Company, (limited, ) Philadelpliia, Pa. Water-meter
Walker, George, Jr. (See Cams, John "W., assignor.)
Walker, George L., et al. (See Mark, Charlie E., assignor.)
Walker, Henry C, San Francisco, Cal. Wool-washing machine
Walker, Henry F., et al. (See Evans. William K., assignor.) (Reissue.)
Walker, James E., Detroit, Mich. Extension fire-ladder
Walker, James T., Baltimore, Md Packing-can
Walker, James T., Baltimore, Md. Bo i tie stopper
Walker, John. Cleveland, Ohio. Shaft-banger :
Walker, John H., Waterbnry, Conn. Button
Wfilker, John H., assignor to Piatt Brotliers & Company, Waterbury, Conn.
Walker, Martin V., Wenasoga, Miss. Station-indicator
Walker, Miciah, Port Huron, Mich. Pump ;
Button .
Walker, Reid & Inglis. (See Walker, William H., assignor.)
Walker, Robert, Oakland, Cal. Step and extension ladder
Walker, Robert.!., Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanism for trimming fabrics
"Walker, Robert L., assignor to Walker Smokeless Furnace Company, Boston, Mass.
Damper .
Walker,
Steam
Walker,
Walker
Walker,
uids.
Walker,
sue) . .
Walker,
Walker,
Walker,
Robert L., assignor to Walker Smokeless Furnace Company, Boston, Mass.
boiler fire-box
Robert 0., assignor of one-fourth to W. M. Dobbin, Chicago, HI. Seal-lock
Smokeless Furnace Company. (See Walker, Robert L., assignor.)
Thomas G., Morristown, N. J. Apparatus for evaporating brine and other liq-
(Reissue)
Thomas G., Morristown, N. J. Evaporating brine and other liquids. (Eeis-
Virgil. (See Lappin, Frank, assignor.)
William, et al. (See Dougherty. Michael I., assignor.)
William F., Worcester, Mass. Device for threading bolts .
No.
305,552
292,602
292, e03
298,923
298,924
298,925
302,364
306,789
291. 24 6
293.384
303,347
307,821
298,044
294,293
295,843
309,587
302,694
300,418
307,245
306,196
296,653
300,667
300,035
306,978
305,121
291,964
296,654
295,313
300,536
304,476
306,790
300,817
291,820
296,802
302,179
304,767
301,308
291,557
296.6,'55
292.879
305,302
310.102
297,320
302,065
302,066
301,413
293,543
293,544
300,171
10,536
10,537
299,299
Date.
Sept. 23
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
May 20
May 20
May 20
July 22
Oct. 21
Jan. 1
Feb. 12
Aug. 12
Nov. 11
May 6
Feb. 26
Mar. 25
Dec. 2;^
July 29
June 17
Oct. 28
Oct. 7
Apr. 8
June 17
June 10
Oct. 21
Sept. 16
Jan. 15
Apr. 8
Mar. 18
June 17
Sept. 2
Oct. 21
June 24
Jan. 8
Apr. 15
July 15
Sept. 9
July 1
J<an. 8
Apr. 8
Feb. 5
Sept. 16
Dec. 30
Apr. 22
July 15
July 15
July 1
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
June 10
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
May 27
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphahetical list of patentees — Continued.
307
Name, residence, and invention.
Walker, William II. (See Eastman and Walker.)
Walker, William H., assignor to Walker, Reid & Inglis, Rochester, N. Y. Glass-cutting
apparatus
Walker, William J., Fi-anklin, Mass. Implement for smoothing or polisliing metallic sur-
faces
Walker, William M., Fulton, Ky. Horae-detacher
Walkup, Edmund B., DidphoR, Ohio. Feed-<juide for printing-presses
Walkup, Liberty, Rockford. JU. Paint-distributer
Wall, Edwin, Harmony, In(l. Coal-boring machine
Wall, George, Pall River, Mass. Reversible scraper for ships' spars
Wall, Roberta, Allegheny, Pa. Belt-tightener
Wall, Stephen A., Newark, N. J. Tug-olip
Wall, Thomas. (See Julian, William H.. assignor.)
Wall, Thomas. (See Starr, Ferdinand W., assignor.)
Wall, Thomas, Springfield, Ohio. Motor
Walla, Anton K., North Bend, Nebr. Plow
Wallace, Albert E. , a.ssignor to Pope Manufacturing Company, Hartford, Conn. Velocipede .
Wallace, Andrew, Leadville, Colo. Bearing for the spindles of amalgamating-pans
Wallace, Charles G. (See Foster, James B., assignor.)
Wallace, Eliza L. (See Witt, Charles N., assignor.)
Wallace, George J., New York, N. Y. Valve for radiators
Wallace, Howard D., St. George, New Brunswick, Canada. Stone-dressing machine
Wallace, J. IJennett, Chicaso, HI. Cutting-tool
Wallace, J. Bennett, and G. Myeis, Chicago, III. Vapor-bumer
Wallace, John, assignor of one-half to G. T. Weaver, Albany, N. Y. Brass for car-axle
bearings -..•-■
Wallace, John B., assignor to Electrical Supply Company, Ansonia, Conn. Carbon-battei-y
Wallace, John F., Pittsburg, Pa. Side bearinig for car-trucks -
Wallace, Lorenzo, Kan.sas City, Mo. Sickle bar and knife
Wallace Manufacturing Company. (See Wallace, William W., assignor.)
Wallace, Margaret H., Sedalia, iio. Cooking- vessel
Wallace, Robert G., and C. H. Snyder, Mansfield, Ohio. Dental chair .
Wallace & Sons. (See Bryant, Edson L., assignor.)
Wallace & Sons. (See Hayes, Charles H., assignor.)
Wallace & Sons. (See Turner, John H., assignor.)
Wallace William T., Locke, Mich. Farm-gate
Clay-
Wallace, William V., Boston, Mass. Air-cooling machine
Wallace, William V., Boston, Mass. Air-cooling device
Wallace, William v., Boston, Mas.s. Horseshoe
Wallace, William W., assignor to Wallace Manufacturing Company, Frankfort, Ind.
crushing machine -
Wallach, Samuel, New York, N. Y. Clasp for bracelets
Wallaok, Marion, and J. B. Rohrer, Cambridge City: said Wallack assignor of one-half to
B. Eshelman. East Germantown, Ind. Railway-crossing
Wallen, Alfred D., Mendham, N. J. Screw-driver
Wallen, Alfred D., Mendham, N. J. Screw-driver
Wallerman, Louis E., Milwaukee, Wis. Mechanical movement -
Wallich, Levi J., and W. B. Rigler, Arenzville, 111. Esg-carrier
Walling, John Z., New York, N. Y. Dentist s flle-holder
Wallis, Heniy M., assignor to Mitchell & Lewis Company, (limited,) Racine, Wis. Road-
cart
Wallis, John N., Fleming, and T. AVallis, Scipio, assignors of one-half to W. S. Chamber-
lain, Auburn, N. Y. Horse hay-rake
Wallis. Theodore. (See Peacock and Wallis.)
Wallis, Theodore. (See Wallis, John N. and T.)
Wallis, Thomas M., assignor to W. Wuifflein, Philadelphia, Pa. Breech-loading fire-arm. .
Walls, James P., and W. G. Engle, Paxton, Ind. Tile-laying machine
Wallwork, Thomas, Litchfield, 111. Coal-dumper
Walp, James, Lehighton, Pa. Steam-cenerator
Walrath, George M. (See Watkins, William C, assignor.)
Walrath, Jesse, Racine, Wis. Gage for .saw-mills
Walsh, Arthur. (See Musgrave and Walsh.)
Walsh, Emma. (See Beroud and Walsh.)
Walsh, Francis A., Milwaukee, Wis. Construction of packing vessels or cans
Walsh, FranciS' A ., Milwaukee, Wis. Machine for heading, filling, and soldering cans
Francis A., Milwaukee, Wis. Sheet-metal can
Francis A., Chicago, HI. Seam for sheet-metal vessels
Francis A., Chicago, 111. Sheet-metal can
Francis A., Chicago, 111. Constructing seams of sheet-metal vessels
Walsh, John, Newton, Iowa. Warm-air furnace
Walsh, John A. (See Hardie, Robert, assignor.)
Walsh, John C, Chicago, HI. Gas-fitter's torch
Walsh, Lawrence C, Webster, Mass. Railway-gate
Walsh, Maurice J., New York, N. Y. Vessel or reservoir for liquids or other materials
Walsh, Michael J., assignor of one-half to F. MoiTis, Amsterdam, N. Y. Stop-motion for?
knitting-machines 5
Walsh, Moses A., Camden, N. .J. Concentrating sulphuric acid
Walsh, Moses A., Camden, N. J. Glover tower
WaL-sh, Patrick H., Waterbury. Conn. Spring-hinge
Walsh, Thomas. (See Culleu] Francis H., assignor.)
Walter, Almern B., et al. (See Trout, George B., assignor.)
Walter, Alois J., Philadelphia, Pa. Corkscrew
Walter, David C, Toledo, Ohio. Feed-water regulator
Walter, David C, assignor of one-halt to A. Noteman, Toledo, Ohio. Friction-clutch
Walter, Edward P. and H. C, Bridgeport, Conn. Metal-planing machine
Walter, Edward P. and H. C., Bridgeport, Conn. Metal-planing machine
Walter, Edward P. and H. C, Bridgeport, Conn. Metal-planing machine
Walter Elevator Company. (See English, Andrew J., assignor.)
Walter, Gustav, Ansonia, Conn. Mat
Wal.sh
Walsh
Walsh
Walsh
No.
295,603
296,370
293,12.5
305,122
298,138
301,188
293,992
301,940
294,704
295,314
308,813
299,883
300,920
306,880
292,880
205,466
295,315
292,4.52
300, .537
305,492
294,099
307,885
304,876
302,301
297,039
297,476
308,449
309,174
293,825
295,844
294, f 28
302,067
.300.419
293.606
306.298
299,441
292,776
301,021
308,536
296,089
304,477
291,558
291,437
303,473
306,791
294,167
29Hi,801
299,942
301,022
309,753
295,696
291,655
291,965
291,821
292,078
308,537
Walter, Henry C. (See Walter, Edward P. and H. C.)
Weaker, Irvin F., ^n4 L- Bender, AUentown, Pa. Stamp-canceler ,
295,962
294,705
.301,842
293,289
308,715
308,716
302,804
308,814
Date.
Mar. 25
Apr. 8
Feb. 5
Sept. 16
May 6
July 1
Feb. 19
July 15
Mar. 4
Mar. 18
Dec. 2
June 3
June 24
Oct. 21
Feb. 5
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Jan. 22
June 17
Sept. 23
Feb. 26
Nov. 11
Sept. 9
July 22
Apr. 15
Apr. 22
Nov. 25
Dec. 9
Feb. 19
Mar. 25
Mar. 11
July 15
June 17
Feb. 12
Oct. 7
May 27
Jan. 29
June 24
Nov. 25
Apr. 1
Sept. 2
Jan. 8
Jan. 1
Aug. 12
Oct. 21
Feb. 26
May 20
Juiie 3
June 24
Dec. 23
Mar. 25
Jan. 8
Jan. 15
Jan. 8
Jan. 15
Nov. 25
Apr. 1
Mar. 4
July 8
Feb. 12
Dec. 2
Dec. 2
July 29
Dec. 3
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1193
938
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1159
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901
433
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862
129
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308
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Kame, residence, and invention.
"Walter, Jaraes "F., assicrnor to A. D. Ellis, "Waterloo, Iowa. Mop-wringer ,
"Walter, .ToUn, Piqua, Kans. Sulky -plow
"Walter, John, Nashville, Tenn. Sheet-metal roofins-plate -
"Walter, John, assignor to National Sheet Metal Eoofing Company, Nashville, Tenn.
roofing.
Metal
"Walter, John T., Easton, Pa. Feed-hopper
"Walter, John E., Jr., Brooklyn, N T. Caixiage huh iind a^le
"Walter, Joseph, New York. N. T. Speaking-tube .annunciator
Walter, Joseph E.. and "W. B. Montgomery, Ahingdon, Md. Nursery-chair
"Walter, "William, Latrohe, Pa. Rack for holding barrels
"Walter, Willie C, Richmond, Va. Lamp-extinguisher.
Walters, Andrew J. (See Bradford, Joseph P., assignor.)
"Walters, Charles P., Prospect, N. T. Mail-bag
"Walters, Charles E. and "W. J., Gang Mills, N. Y. Garter
"Walters, Charles F. and W. J., (Jang Mills, N. Y. Stocking-supporter and garter
"Walters, Ch.ivles F. and "W. J., Gang Mills. N. Y. Clasp
"Walters, (ihailes "W., Oglethorpe, Ga. Ticket-holder
AY alters, Julius "W., Port Richmond, N. Y. Combined bench and stand
"Walters, "William J. (See "Walti-rs. Charles E. and W. J.)
"Walther-Vogel, "Wilhelm, Ober-Entfclden, Switzerland. Brush cleaning and cutting ma^
chine .
"Walton, James. Olive, N. Y. Vehicle-seat
"Walton, John D. (See Brisgs and Walton.)
Walton, Milton A. (See Snee, William, assignor.)
Wiiltz, Thomas. (See Chamblin and Waltz.)
Walworth, Arthur C, Newton, Mass. Riidiator
Walworth, Caleb C. (See Tobin, Richard E.. assignor.)
Walworth, Caleb C, Boston, and 0. B. Hall, Maiden, Mass.
apparatus .
Automatic fire-extinguishing
Wanich, Alexander, Philadelphia. Pa. Balance puppet- valve
Wamich, Johann, Aachen, Prussia, assignor of one-half to E. Killing, Delstern, Germany.
Loom-shnttle
Wands, John C, St. Louis. Mo. Metal car-roof
Ward, A. Montgomery. (See Doty, William M., assignor.)
Ward, Alexander E., Detroit, Mich. Machine for pointing and lapping hoops
Ward, Barton B., New York, N. Y. Ornamented tube for decorating purposes
Ward, Caleb T., New York, N. Y. Boot-case
Ward, Charles, Charleston, W. Va. Water-tube steam-generator
Ward & Curley. (See Mc"Hugh, Timothy, assignor.)
Ward, Elias S., Newark. N. j. Tanning-wheel
Wiird, George C, Girard, Kans. Pencil
Ward, Henry D , Worcester, Mass. Leg-brace for horses
Ward, Horace V.. Thorndike. Me. Hay -press
Ward, James. (See Hilsabeck, Frederick L., as.signor.)
Ward, James M. (See Peckham, Edgar, assignor.)
Ward, John, Couderspoit, Pa., assignor of one-half to F. Davenport. Car-coupling .......
Ward. John, Lansingburg, N. Y., assignor to Ludlow Valve Manufacturing Company.
Hydrant
Ward, John A., Sharpsville, assignor of one-half to W. V. Byard, Sharon, Pa.
Ward, JohnN., St. Louis, Mo. Operating device for sliding gates
Ward, Matthew, St. Louis, Mo. Pipe-nozzle
Ward, Morris E., et al. (See .Jackson, Andrew, assignor.) (Reissue.)
Ward, Patrick, Seneca Falls, N. Y. Tar-burner
Toy.
Ward, Thomas H., Tipton, county of Stafford, England,
and testing strength of metals
Apparatus for indicating weights!
Ward, William H., Monongahela City, Pa. Car-coupling
Ward, William P. (See Sherman, John A., as.signor.)
Warden, Charles F., Chicago, 111. Wood-screw machine
Warden, Henry, as.signorto Atlantic Refining Company. Philadelphia, Pa. Filter-press..
Warden, Henry, assignor to Atliintic Refining Compauj-, Philadelphia, Pa. Separating
liquid from solid matter and mechanism therefor
Wardin, R. B. (See Patton, Joseph R., assignor.)
Wardwell, Simon W., Jr. (See Lewis. Everett C, assignor.)
Ware, David, and C. W. Ricliman, Philadelphia, Pa. Fire-escape
Ware, Ednmnd R., Worcester, Mass. Grinding and polishing machine
Ware, Francis, Boston, Mass. Speaking-telephone
Ware, Francis, Boston, Mass. Telephone mouth and ear piece
Ware, L. H., et al. (See Hoyt, Fi-ancis A., assignor.)
Ware, Simeon A., Danburg, Ga. Plow ,
Ware, Walter, Waverly, N. Y. Jewel-support for the balance-staff's of watches
Ware, William E., assignor of five-twelfths to J. Gaunt and W. Janvier, New York, N. "Y.
Glove-fastener
Warfield, Burgess B. (See Bailey and Warfield.)
Warfield, Charles A., Philadelphia, Pa. Rabbet-plane attaohmpnt
Warfield, Oliver D., Chicopee Falls, Mass., assignor to C. H. Wood, Providence, R. I., and
E. E. Holton, Chicopee, Mass. Lathedog ,
Warfield, Solomon D., Baltimore, Md. Green-corn cutter
No.
207,040
301.64?
309,113
309,17.=)
293,120
304,877
294., 53.5
300,921
29,5.08,5
296,489
308,021
.300.922
300,923
300.924
300,172
308,538
307,692
308.113
309,588
296.490
292,004
304,878
302,453
30.5,868
305.987
299. G02
297,649
.302,4.54
297.041
3118.114
■306,881
300,292
300,925
295,845
30:i.7fi9
304,247
302,606
304,587
295,697
302,068
2;i7,042
298,640
297,883
296.656
292,881
297,732
292,390
294,168
301,778
295,316
297,884
304,149
Date.
Apr. 15
July 8
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
Feb. 5
Sept. 9
Mar. 4
June 24
Mar. 11
Apr. 8
Nov. 11
June 24
June 24
Jnne 24
.Tune 10
Nov. 25
Nov. 4
Nov. 18
Dec. 23
Apr. 8
J.in. 29
Sept. 9
July 22
Sept. .30
Sept. 30
June 3
Apr. 29
Julv 22
Apr. 15
Nov. 18
Oct. 21
Jane 10
June 24
Mar. 25
Aucr. 19
Aug. 26
July 29
Sept. 2
Mar. 25
July 15
Apr. 15
May 13
Apr. 29
Apr. 8
Feb. 5
Apr. 29
Jan. 22
Feb. 26
July 8
Mar. 18
Apr. 29
Aug. 26
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
Apr. 8
Aug. 12
Warfield, Solomon D., Baltimore, Md. Corn-silker 309,999
Warfield, Solomon D., Baltimore, Md. Intermittent feed mechanism for green-corn cutters. 310,000
Waring, Arthirr B., Boston. Mass. Head-covering and making the same , 296,371
Waring, George E., Jr., Newport, R. I. Water-closet " , 303,599
Waiing Hat Sizing Machine Company, John T. (See Glover, Carlos W., as.signor.) |
Waring, John B.. New York. N. Y., assignor to J. C. "White. J. H. Morris. W. S. Hagany,) -„„ .„„ t ^1
and S. S. White, Jr., executors of S. S. White, deceased. Dentist's chair \ 300,538 J une 17
Waring, John T. (See Merritt, Cbarles H., assignor.) I
Waring, Richard S. (See Van Hoevenbergh, Henry, assignor.) I
Waring, Richard S., Pittsburg, Pa. Compound electric cable 294,536 Mar. 4
Waring, Richard S., Pittsburg, Pa. Mandrel for cable-presses ' 294,537 Mar. 4
Waring, Richard S., Pittsburg, Pa. Compound electric cable 294,53§ Mar. 4
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volume.
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743
717
802
447
772
244
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938
753
784
1830
1831
1831
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1475
363
901
1355
754
2026
773
1768
2066
2215
132
2239
1769
1440
902
1104
1025
1832
1913
1125
1757
1989
403
T724
1273
1441
843
2517
964
126
2352
1731
1809
901
1237
2517
1628
1877
1878
604
900
1334
245
246
^48
397
204
194
213
120
212
68
500
256
207
215
.501
501
.501
231
401
99
246
365
208
564
212
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573
614
32
;609
610
484
397
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480
545
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^112
(113
{479
^480
.3.52
397
236
689
270
35
639
482
494
245
343
689
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445
507
507
167
247
366
367
68
•69
69
Official
Gazette.
29
04
285
143
843
857
520
968
871
1282
996
149
526
1282
1282
1282
1090
677
437
556
974
149
392
969
345
1225
1252
944
445
345
285
556
223
1120
1282
1194
673
796
390
891
1160
248
285
693
498
192
466
466
334
780
172
1064
498
772
1089
1089
120
625
1187
871
871
871
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
309
Name, residence, and invention.
Waring, Richard S., Pittslnirg, Pa.
Waring, Riehaid S., Pittsburg, Pa.
Waring, Richard S., Pittsburg, Pa.
Waring, Richard S., Pittsburg, Pa.
Waring, Richard S., Pittsburg, Pa.
Waring, Richard S., Pittsburg, Pa.
Waring, Richard S., Pittsburg, Pa.
Waring, Richard S., Pittsbuig, Pa.
Waring, Richard S., Pittsburg, Pa.
Waring, Richard S., Pittslmrg, Pa.
Waring, Richard S., Pittsburg, Pa.
Waring, Richard S., Pittsburg, Pa.
Waring, Richaid S., Pittsbuig, Pa.
Waring, Richard S., Pittsburg, Pa.
Waring, Richard S., Pittsburc, Pa.
Mandrel for cable-presses
Mandrel for cable-presses
Electric cable
Mandrel for cable-presses
Electric cable
Mandrel and die for cable-presses
Electric cable
Making joint-connections in electric cables
Mandrel for cable-presses
Mandrel for cable-pr>>sses
Repairing delects in the conductors of lead cables. -
Mandrel for cable-presses
Compound electric cable
TJniting electric cables. (Reissue)
Blanching electric cables. (Reissue)
Warraoth, Madison M., Brandenburg. Ky. Plow
Wamant. Jean, Liege, Belgium, assignor to Colts Patent Fire- Arms Manufactnring Com-
pany, Hartford. Conn. Revolver
Warne, Arthur, Butfalo, N. T. Furnace-fire feeder
Warneck, Frank, et al. (See Totfler, Simon, assignor.)
Wainer, Augustus, et al. (See Ridge, Joseph, assignor.)
Warner, CaiTos S., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to L. C. Warner, Crown Point, Ind. Eleva-
tor-chain
Warner, Charles D., Ansonia, Conn. Electric gage
Warner, D. A., el al. (See Ford, Thomas J., assignor.)
Warner, David E.
Warner, Ernest P.
(See Warner, Oliver S., assignor.)
(See Warner, James C. and E. P.)
Warner, Fernando L., Memphis, Tenn. Cotton-harvester
Warner, George W., Freeport, 111. Spring-hinge
Warner, Horace, Wilcox, Pa. Shotgun attachment for magazine-rifles
Warner, James C. and E. P., assignors to Western Electric Company, Chicago, HI. Me-
tallic circuit for telephone-exclianges
Warner, Jasper P., Dowagiac, Mich. Wheel-hub
Warner, Lucius C. (See AYarner, Carlos S.. assignor.)
Warner, Oliver S., Akron, Ohio, assignor of one-half to D. E. Warner, Jamesport, N. T.
Pen-holder
Warner, Samuel G. (Sec Kennedy and Warner.)
Warner, WaiTen, Cincinnati, Ohio. Automatic hatch-closer
Warner, William A., Syra< use, N. Y. Plated ware
Wainer, Woi'cester R.j and A. Swasey, Cleveland, Ohio. Running -gear for revolving
domes
Warnken, August. (See Riagan, Edgar U. G., assignor.)
Waruock, David, Olathe, Kans. Weather-strip
Warren, Charles. Wellesley. assignor to J. C. Warren, Boston, Mass. Inhaler
Warren, Charles W. (See Goodwin and Warren.)
Warren, Christopher C, assignor of one-half to C. C. Irvin, Lodi, Miss. Cotton-gin gear-
ing
Warren, Columbus C, and W. H. Oliver, Beauregard, Miss Baling-press
Warren, Cyrus M., Brookline, Mass. Roofing fabric and applying the same
Warren. Edward, Ligonier. Fnd. Vehicle- top
Warren, Edward L. (Sie Ellis and Warren.)
Warren, Edward S. (See Miller, Charles H., assignor.)
Warren, George W., Bristol, Ind., assignor of one-half to H. Warren, Colirmbus, Ohio. Ve-
hicle-spring
Warren, Henry. (See Warren, George W., assignor.)
^ (See Warren, Charles, assignor.)
(See Fiske, Asa B., assignor.)
(See Clark. Franks, and Banghman, assignors.)
Warren, John H., el al. (See Clark. Levi S. assignor.)
Warren, John H.. Burlinrton Junction, Mo. Cleat for end-gates
Warren, Joseph A., Detroit, Mich. Organ-case ,
Wan-en, Lewis, McGrawville, N. Y. Spring-seat for vehicles
Warren, Marion. (See Sargent and Warren.)
Warren, Murray H. (See Clark and Warren.)
Warren, William H., Augusta, Ga- Cultivator
Warrick, Samuel, Battle Creek, Mich. Interlocking-machine for signals and switches on
railways
Waniuer, William A.. Franklin, N. J., assignor of one-half to 0. B. Pendleton, Brookljn,
N. Y., and J. Myers. Towanda, Pa. Soring car-starter.
Warrington, Jesse. (See Marraon and Warrington.)
Warrington, Jesse. (See Marmoii and Warrington.) (Reissue.)
Warrington, Jesse, assignor to Nordyke & Marmon Company, Indianapolis, Ind. Bolting-
reel
Warren, John C.
Warren, John D.
Warren, John H.
No.
Warth, Alhin, Stapleton, N. Y. Rotary pump
Warth, Albin, Stapleton, N . Y. Rein-controller
Warth, Nathaniel G., Canton, Ohio. Telephone-support
Warwick, George T., Springfield, Mass. Tricycle
Warwick, James, Manchester, county of Lancaster, England. Mechanical movement
Warwick, John, and W. C. Westaway, Delavan, Wis. WindmiU
Warwick, William, and W. Bernard, BuH'alo, N. Y. Grinding or polishing wheel
Washburn, Audrew L., New Orleans, La., and A. L. Journeay, Houston, Tex. Car-coup-
ling '.
Washburn, Caleb B., Minneapolis, Minn. Manufacture of barrels
Washbura, G. Arthur. (See Bassett, Oniu A., assignor.)
Washburn, G. Arthur, assignor of one-half to O. A. Bassett, Plain ville. Conn. Handle
Washburn, G. Arthur, assignor of one-half to O. A. Bassett, Plainville, Conn. Snap-
hook
Washburn, George T., Piano, 111. Car-truck
294,539
•294, .540
2!)4,541
294,542
294,543
294,544
294,545
294,546
294,547
294, .548
294, .549
294.. 5.50
293,0t'6
10,4.58
10,459
308,539
301,(549
302,365
297,650
309,114
291,438
304,380
306,564
299,603
298,525
297,651
304,381
309,013
306,197
293,385
298,802
298,324
2!)!, 439
291,440
296,090
304,150
297,477
295.214
295,963
309,900
297,885
293,204
309.176
297,478
297,886
299,300
309,325
Bate.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Nov. 25
July 8
July 22
Apr. 29
Dec. 9
Jan. 1
Sept. 2
Oct. 14
•June 3
May 13
Apr. 29
Sept. 2
Dec. 9
Oct. 7
Feb. 12
May 20
May 6
.Fan. 1
Jan. 1
Apr. 1
Aug. 26
Apr. 22
Mar. 18
Apr. 1
Dec. 30
Apr. 29
Feb. 5
Dec. 9
Apr. 22
Apr. 29
May 27
Dec. 16
June 17
June 24
Sept. 2
May 13
Apr. 1
300,539
300,818
304,588
298,526
296,091
304,879 Sept. 9
308,219 Not. 18
309,266 Dec. 16
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
03
250
251
253
254
255
257
258
2C0
2B1
263
264
265
939
1005
1006
1476
744
1659
2241
719
522
121
686
133
707
2241
122
595
226
805
1062
473
523
524
237
1631
1997
1104
82
1760
2519
552
803
1998
2520
1680
1020
1336
1703
405
709
237
774
1046
926
o
>
69
70
70
70
70
71
71
71
71
72
72
72,73
256
277
278
401
204
205
455
610
;194
i 195
;i47
I 148
38
179
33
200
610
38
156
61
216
297
127
148
149
69
446
546
305
25
;474
I 475
689
147
213
546
C089
)690
482
269
(367
J 368
465
113
201
26
26
26
26
26
20
26
26
26
26
26
26
20
26
26
29
[28
28
27
bo
^26
28
29
27
27
27
28
29
29
26
27
27
26
26
27
28
27
26
27
^29
27
26
29
27
[27
27
29
[27
27
28
27
27
212 I 28
283
245
29
29
872
872
872
872
872
872
873
873
873
873
873
874
997
1009
1009
677
143
325
445
843
94
837
133
944
445
837
815
41
589
741
616
94
94
48
773
.394
1040
19
1066
499
538
858
394
499
869
904
1187
1257
891
48
969
583
310
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alpliabetical list of patentees — Continued.
iName, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
p.
03
t2
(See Ayres and Decker, assignors.)
(See Blackmer, Francis A., assignor.)
(See Brock, 'William E., assignor.)
(See Burtis, William, assignor.)
(See Curtis, John D., assignor.)
(See Decker, Alexander C, assignor.)
(See Ellis and "Warren, assignors.)
(See Lenox and Hentz, assignors.)
(See Morgan, Watson, and Willson,
(See Brainerd, Frank W., assignor.)
(See Hill, Peter P., assignor.)
(See Hogg, James, assignor.)
(See Lord, Tyler C., assignor.)
(See TJpham, Andrew J., assignor.)
(See Vaughan, Henry M., assignor.)
Waterbury Watch Company.
Waterbury Watch 'Company.
Waterbury Watch Company.
Waterbury Watch (Company.
Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company.
Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Corapiiny.
Washburn &, Moen Manufacturing Company.
Washburn <fe Moen Manufacturing Company.
Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company.
Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company.
Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company.
Washburn & Moen Manufacturing (Company.
Washburn &. Moen Manufacturing Company,
signers.)
Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company et al.
Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company et al.
Washburn & Moen Manufacturing (^lompany et al.
Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company et al.
Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company et al.
Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company et al.
Washbuin, Nathan, AUston, Mass. Car- wheel
Washington, George, Baltimore, Md. Tube-stopper
Water Kepellant Finishing Company. (See Forbes, Kobert S., assignor.)
Waterbury Buckle Company. (See Smith, Dwight L., assignor.)
Waterbury Buckle Company. (See Smith, Earl A., assignor.)
Waterbury Button Company. (See Smith, Joseph R., assignor.)
Waterbury Clock Company. (See Lewis, Charles S., assignor.)
Waterbury Farrel Foundry and Machine Company. (See Lamb, George B., assignor.)
Waterbury Manufacturing Company. (See Pope, Charles F., assignor.)
Waterlrary Watch Company. (See Buck, D. Azro A., assignor.)
' " (See Buck, Daniel A. A., assignor.)
(See Hart, George E., assignor.)
(See Leger, Claudius D., assignor.)
(See Locke, Edward A., assignor.)
Waterhouse, Addison G. (See Schuyler and Waterhouse.)
Wateihouse, Addison G., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Schuyler Electric Light
Comp.any, New York, N. T. Regulator for dynamo electric machines
Wateiliouse, Addison G.. assignor, by mesne assignments, to Schuyler Electric Light
Company, New York, N. Y. Automatic regulator for dynamo-electric machines
Waterhouse, Addison G., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Schuyler Electric Light
Company, New Yoi k. N. Y. Double electiic-arc lamp
Waterhouse, Addison G., Hartford, Conn., and B. B. Brewer, assignors of one-third to F.j
G. Waterhouse, Sacramento, Cal. Eefrigerating-machine i
Waterlionse, Addison G.. assignor, by mesne assignments, to Schuyler Electric Light Com-
pany, New York, N. Y. D> ur.mo-'electric machine
Waterhouse, Addison G., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Schuyler Electric Light Com-
pany, New Yoik, N. Y. Dynamo-electric machine
Waterhouse, Addison G., assignor, by mesne assignments, to Schuyler Electric Light Com-
pany, New York, N. Y. Dynamo-electric machine
Waterhouse, Frank G. (See Waterhouse and Brewer, assignors.)
Waterhovise, George K , assignor to himself and J. Morse, Boston, Mass. Oiler for car-
axle boxes
Watennan, Henry M., Brooklyn, N. Y. Extension-gage
Waterman, Lewis E. (See Dupee and Housum, assignors.)
Waterman, Lewis E., Brooklyn, N. Y. Fountain-pen
Waterman, Lewis E., Brooklyn. N. Y. Fountain-pen
Watei'ous, Julius E., and J. N. Peel, Brantford, Ontario, Canada. Pulley
Water-Proof Fabric Company. (See Converse, Lyman P., assignor.)
Waters, Charles H., Chicago, 111. Compound faucet
Waters. Chester C, Moline, HI. Drive-chain
Waters, Edward P. (See Squires, Zachariah, Jr., assignor.)
Waters, Frank P., Blooraington, 111. Pencil-sharpener
Waters, George F., Boston, Mass. Pruning implement
Waters, James A., assignor of one-half to E. Del Genovese, New York, N. Y. Carpet-
fastener
Waters, Levi J., Buffalo, N. Y. Odorless tight barrel
Waters, Wadsworth F., Johnson, Vt. Butter- worker
Waters, William T., Atlanta. Ga. Electric motor .'
Wathier, Joseph P., Chicago, 111. Gage for hair-spring stnds
Watkins, Alexander, assignor to Self Acting Sewing Machine Company, (limited,) London,
England. Spring-motor 1
Watkins, Benjamin F., Alliance, Ohio. Oven for drying cores or molds
Watkins, Caleb W. (See Parkes, John F., as.signor.)
Watkins, James T. , San Francisco, Cal. Grain spreader and feeder for thrashing-machines
Watkins, James T. . San Francisco, Cal. Horse hay-fork ,
Walkius, Thomas, Portsmouth, N. H. Sewer-trap
Watkins, Thomas P., New Bedford, Mass. Whisk-broom handle
Watkins, WilllamC.assignorof one-balf toG. M. Walrath, Sycamore, 111. Wire-stretcher.
Watrous, Fillmore M., assignor of one-half to J. Stuart. Ansonia, Conn. Device for secur-
fng box-covers
Watson, Abraham, Georgetown, Demerara, British Guiana. Combined cream-freezer and
refrigerator ,
Watson, Charles S., assignor to J. K. Bissex, Philadelphia, Pa. Envelope-opener
Watson, Charles S. . assignor to J. E. Bissex, Philadelphia, Pa. Combined envelope-opener,
eraser, and pencil-sharpener ..-
Watson, David, New York, N. Y. Bidet for commodes
Watson, Edward J. , and H. Lang, Albany, N. Y. ; said Watson assignor to said Lang. Ash-
sifter
292,882
309,368
294,169
294,170
294,294
302,607
304,382
304,383
304,384
291,247
302,069
293,. 54.5
307,735
295,698
308.540
299,187
302.366
291,966
305,869
306,369
301,540
293,929
293,127
Watson, Edwin J. (See Hall and Watson.)
Watson, Edwin J. (See Morgan, Watson, and Willson.)
Watson, George E., Lockport, and G. T. Chester, Buffalo, N. Y. ;
said Chester. Apparatus for separating dust from air
Watson, James. (See Dave.v and Watson.)
Watson, James, Marinette, Wis. Cant-hook band
Watson, James, London, England. Baling-press
said Watson assignor to
309,901
298,803
306,666
.306,667
298,045
304,589
301,189
300,926
297.887
299,442
306,882
308,717
303,197
Feb. 5
Dec. 16
126
1069
35
302,608
! 1
' 303,683
! 294,551 1
Feb.
26
1810
Feb.
26
1813
Feb.
26
1959
July
29
1990
Sept.
2
123
Sept.
2
125
Sept.
2
128
Jan.
July
1
15
286
1274
Feb.
Nov.
Mar.
12
4
25
981
417
1727
Nov.
May
25
27
1477
1542
July
Jan.
22
15
1662
1197
Sept.
Oct.
July
Feli.
Feb.
30
7
8
19
5
2068
435
.596
1484
450
Dec.
30
1761
May
20
1063
Oct.
14
827
Oct.
May
Sept.
July
14
6
2
1
829
106
406
151
June 24
1834
Apr.
May
29
27
2522
1852
Oct.
Dec.
21
2
1105
183
Aug.
5
393
July
29
1993
Aug.
Mar.
19
4
1018
267
495
495
537
(545
i546
38
39
39
80
353
269
115
480
402
442
456
334
573
117
163
408
120
475
C297
1298
C218
5 219
219
27
113
40
502
690
532
295
48
106
546
279
73
26
29
26
26
26
^28
28
28
28
26
28
26
29
26
29
27
28
26
28
29
28
26
26
29
5 27
>29
29
27
28
28
27
27
27
29
29
28
28
28
26
466
914
780
780
807
390
837
838
838
52
248
621
448
1160
677
843
325
231
1225
81
115
717
521
1066
741
159
159
547
891
30
1283
499
901
224
732
528
390
653
874
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of j)atentees — Continued.
311
Name, residence, and invention.
"Watson, James T.,assio:nor of three-fourths to R. T. Bishop, St. Louis, Mo., and J. C. Bohrer,
St. Paul. Minn. Automalic .sliafttiiir
Watson, Jeremiah M., Sharon, Mass. Shnftcoupling
Watson, Jeremiah S. (See Anihnister. Charles S., assin;nor.)
Watson, John, Buflfalo, N. Y. Bit-stock
Watson, John E., Louisville, Ky. Kegulator for dynamo-electric machines
Watson, John E., Louisville, Ky. Attachment to prevent the refilling of bottles
Watson, John E., Louisville, Ky. Bottle and attachment to prevent its being refilled
Watson, Jo.seph. (See Forknall, Thomas, assignor.)
Watson, Joseph. (See Eeichard, Thnophilus, assign.^^.)
Watson, Lewis H., Chicago, 111. Ironing-machine
Watson, Merrill. (See Stone and Watson.)
Watson, Klchard R. (See tYost, Ezra W., assignor.)
Watson, Samuel, et al. (See Hershherger, Dauiel, assignor.)
Watson, Samuel, Marion. S. C. Hoe ".
Watson, Thomas H., assi;:nor to himself and F. H. Stillman, Brooklyn, N. T.
.lack
Hydraulic
Watt, Jolin A., Boston, assignor of one-fourth to H. B. Sellon and J. L. Whitakei', Somer-
ville, Mass. Street-car-curtain fixture
Watterson, Robert H.. Oneida, N. Y. Car replacer
Watteyne, Henry J., New York, N. Y. Cigar-maker's gase
Wattlfs, John S., Canton, Mass. Dressing compound for threads, yarns, &o
Wattles, Josiph W., Canton, Mass. Composition for sizing yam
Wattles, Joseph W., Canton, Mass. Supporting device for the spindles of ring-spinning
frames
Wattles, Joseph W., Canton, Mass. Composition for sizing yam. (Reissue)
Wattles, Joseph W., Canton, Mass. Composition and article of manufacture for addition
to and improvement in sizing compounds
Wattles, Joseph W., Canton, Mass. Device for supporting and lubricating the spindles
of rin"-spinning frames
Watts, Charles, Logansport, Ind. Signal-light
Watts, (George W., Brookl^Ti, N. Y. Fire-escape
Watts, Jeremiah, Racine, Wis. Optical attachment for sewing-machines
Watts, John W., Portsmouth, assignor of one-half to 0. L. Baker, Piovidence, R. I. Fer-
tilizer-sower
Wattson, Henry A.. Granite, Colo. Sole for rubber boots and shoes
Wax, Newman S., Boston, Mass. Lamp-burner
Way, Pennock M., Thurlow, Pa. Bell-ringing attachment for locomotives
Way, William O., Newlngton, Conn. Burnishing machinery
Wayer, John, Syracuse, N. Y. Indicator for merchandise -
Wayland, James, Newark, N. J. Trunk-catch
Wayman, William 0., assignor to Crane Brothers Manufacturing Company, Chicago, HI.
Lubricator
Waymire, Norris 0., Garfield, Kans. Shell-extractor for fire-arms
Wayne Agricultural Company. (See Fulgham, Jesse P., assignor.)
Wayne, James B. (See Markle and Wayne.)
Wayne, William J., Decatur, HI. Side-spring vehicle
Whip-socket . .
Combined an-
Weatherbee, Brayton A., Warren, N. Y. Machine for gathering stones . .
Weathers, James, assignor of one-half to J. A. Robbins, Indianapolis, Ind.
Weathers, James, assignorof one-half to J. A. Robbins, Indianapolis, Ind.
vil, vise, and drill
Weaver, Albert S., et al. (See Draper, Oscar M., assignor.)
Weaver, Albert S., Providence, R. I. Electric-cable support or hanger
Weaver, Albert S., assignor, by mesne assignments, to A. S. Weaver" O. N. Bender, Provi-
dence, R. I., and 0. M. Draper, North Attleborough, Mass. Electric-wire support
Weaver, Alfred C. (See Steel, Andrew E., assig-nor.)
Weaver, Arthur F., Cleveland, Ohio. Grindstone-shaft
Weaver, Devalson (>., et al. (See Hemingway, Heniy N., assignor.)
Weaver. Francis M., assignor of one-half to W. A. Hance, Springfield, Ohio. Treadle and
stand for sewing-machines -
Weaver, George T. (See Wallace, John, assignor.)
Weaver, Isaac D., and C. G. Singer, assignors to themselves and S. S. Meily, Lebanon, Pa.
Nut-lock.
Weaver, James E., Allegheny. Pa. Process of and ajjparatus for manufacturing salt
Weaver, James H., Chicago, 111., assignor to Weaver Mail Packet Manufacturing Com-
pany, Philadelphia, Pa. Protective book-corner
Weaver, James N., Sayre, Pa. Feeding air to locomotive-furnaces
Weaver, James N. , Sayre, Pa. Sp irk-ariester
Weaver, John, Rochester, Mich. Plant-stand
Weaver, John, assignor to himself, G. P. Connell, and G. C. Kell, East Liverpool, Ohio.
Brick-kiln
Weaver Mail Packet Manufacturing Company. (See Weaver, James H., assignor.)
Weaver, Orange R., etal. (See Conly, Mahlon S., assignor.)
Weaver, Samuel J., assignor of one-lialf to J. O'Brien, St. Louis, Mo. Heating feed-water-
Weaver, Solomon F., Portis. Kans. Horse hay-rake
Weaver, Solomon F., near Portis. Kans. Corn-harvester
Weaver, Theophilus, and J. F. Mayer, assignors of one-third to D. F. Jauss, Harrisburg,
Pa. Ice-cream freezer
Webb, Albert L., Clinton, Iowa. Cigar-holder
Webb, George B., Bell's Ferry. N. C. Ice-shaver
Webb, George B., assignor of one-half to Plumb Sl Marcus, Newark, N. J. Electric clock.
Webb, George H., Pawtucket, R. I. Furnace for heating blanks
Webb, George H.. Pawtucket, R. I. Machine for drilling nuts
Webb, Jesse G., Bo.ston, Ma.ss. Cocoauutsheller
" ~ ■ ' Toy
Ice-cream freezer
Steamer
Webb, John W., Union Springs, Ala. Seed-cotton cleaner
Webb, John W., assignor of one-half to C. F. Burrell, Denver, Colo. Furnace for smelting?
ores >
Webb, Jesse G., Boston, Mass.
Webb, Jesse G., Boston, Mass.
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
"W"ebb, Justice. (See Welling, John E.. assiguor.)
"Welib, Justice, ct al. (See Welling, John E., assignor.)
"Webh, Justice, assignor to himself, J. E. Welling, and J. E. Cantril, Georgetown, Ky.
Lock -joint for fishing-rods
Webb, bobert, and M. G. Brooks, Elk Falls, Kans. Chum-dasher
Webb, Robert W., Norfolk. Va. Bullet-shield knapsack
Webb, Samuel D. (See Hill and Webb.)
Webb, Samuel D., assignor to W. W. Brigg, Washington, D. C. Cotton-gin
Webber, Charles G., assignor to S. A. Webber, Flushing, N. T. Lamp-buruer
Webber Doll Company.' (See Rice. Duane L., assignor.)
Webber, FerdurnH.,et aj. (See Chapman, Henry P., assignor.)
Webber, Lorenzo D., et al. (See Chapman, Henry P., assignor.)
Webber, Samuel S., Lawrence, Mass. Machine for reducing logs to paper-stock, &c
Webber, Sarah A. (See Webber, Charles G., assignor.)
Weber, Adnlph, Detroit, Mich. Chuck for holding gate-valves
Weber, Adolph, and H. W. Rood, Detroit, Mich. Displacement-lnbricator
Weber, August, assignor of one-half to G. E. Hodge, New York, N. Y. Angle attachment
for dental engines
Weber, Carl 0., et al. (See Teller, Carl F., assignor.)
Weber, Frank]?., Atlanta. 111. Mirror
Weber, George J., Boon^^lle. Mo. Brick-machine
Weber, Henry, Waterbury, Conn. School-desk and seat
Weber, Henry A., et al. (See Roberts, Fabian, assignor.)
Weber, Louis. (See Page and Weber.)
Weber, Peter F., Columbus, Ind. Ironing-table
Weber, Valentine, and J. Friedman, Princeville, HI. Check -row corn-planter
Webster, Benjamin, assignor of one-half to Belknap Manufacturing Company, Bridgeport,
Conn. Feed- water heater
Webster, George H. (See McDonald, Charles, assignor.)
Webster, Humphrey P., Boston, Mass. Coflee-pot
Webster, Ivory, West Liberty, Iowa. Drain-tile-laying machine
Webster, John, Kendall Mills, N. T. Ditcher
Webster, John H., Boston, Mass. Method of and apparatus for sheathing sugar filter
bags.
Webster, .John W., assignor to W. Deering, Chicago, HI. Cord-holding mechanism for
grain-binders ^
Webster, Joseph F., New Bedford, Mass. Pencil and eyeglass holder
Webster, Thomas H. H., assignor of two-thirds to W. A.. Perkins and A. F. Koubler, Bal-
timore, Md. Molding-machine
Webster, William R., Atliens, Pa. Hydraulic riveting-machine
Webster, William R., Atliens, Pa. Riveting-machine
Wechsler, Charles, Minneapolis. Minn. Ratchet- wrench
Wecker, Adolf, Heilbronn, Wiirtemberg, Germany. Apparatus for the manufacture of
Millstone .
Wedekind, Johann C, Nordhausen, Prussia, Germany.
Weed, Howard L., Grass Valley, Cal. Slate-washer
Weed, James, Muscatine, Iowa. Device and method employed in cutting ditches for and
laying tile-drains i
Weed, John W., Flushing, N. T. Needle
(See Williams. Le Roy, assignor.)
Water closet connection
Weed Sewing Machine Company.
Weeden, Henry C, Boston, Mass.
Weeden, Henry C, Boston, Mass.
Adjustable support for water-closet basins
Weeden, Henry C,
Weeden, Henry C,
Weeden, Henry C,
Weeden, Henry C,
Weeden, Henry C.
Boston, Mass. Flushing apparatus for closets and urinals
Boston, Mass. Water-closet connection
Boston, Mass. Flushing apparatus for water-closets, &c
Boston, Mass. Supply-valve for water-closets, &c
Boston, Mass. Water-closet and similar structures
Weeden. William N., New Bedford, Mass. Match-box holder
Weeks, Eugene J., and G. M. Cady, assignors to Coronet Corset Company, Jackson, Mich.
Bustle
Weeks, Frank A., Enuiskilleu, Ontario, Canada. Safety-catch for elevators.
Weeks, George, East Oakland, Cal. Railway -rail chair
Weeks, Horace. (See Woodward and Weeks.)
Weeks, Horace, Boston, Mass. Nailing-machine.
Weeks, Horace, assignor to Corrugated Wire Fastening Company, Boston, Mass. Reel
for nailing and other machines
Weeks, Levi F., Hyde Park, 111. Wagon-jack
Weeks, Silas H., Russell, Ky., and J. J. Hasenauer, Ironton, Ohio. Car-coupling
Wegman, Henry, Ithaca, N! T. Reed-organ
Wegflaann. Friedrich, Zurich, Switzerland. Roller-mill
Wegner, (>ustav, Berlin, Germany, assignor of one-half to E. A. Rudiger, Brooklyn, N. T.
SuspeiLsion-bridge
Weibel, Gottlieb. (See Hofer, Weibel, and Martin.)
Weichhart. John, San Francisco, Cal. Feed-cutting machine
Weidenthal, Abraham, Cleveland. Ohio. A djn.stable shoe-heel
Weidner, Charles. (See Englehart and Weidner.)
Weightman, David B., Grand Rapids, Mich. Spout-sieve
Weightman, David B., Grand Rapids, Mich. (3urry-comb
Weikel & Smith Spice Company. (See Smyser, Henry E., assignor.)
Weiker, Raymond. (See Gilman and Weiker.)
Weikert, John, Indianapolis, Ind. Rotary coal-sifter
Weil, Ferdinand, et al. (See Park, John S., assignor.)
Weil, Joseph, New York, N. Y. Neck-wear fastener ;
Weil, Samuel. (See Miller, George L., assignor.)
Weiller, Lazare. Angoul^me, France. AUo^ for and process of the manufacture of silicious
copper and .silicious bronze
Weimer Machine Works CJompany. (See Weimer, Peter L., assignor.)
Weimer, Peter L., Lebanon, Pa. Regenerative hot-blast stove
No.
303, 4t4
294.706
303,901
296,6.59
294,417
306,979
300,927
301,650
299,040
299. o04
309.5^9
309,115
303.079
298,139
295.891
299,706
305,363
310,001
306,299
301.190
302,696
.304, 9?0
292,521
300.174
293,128
300,928
297,889
296,092
.307,246
299,305
297,321
298,804
298.805
299.605
299.606
300,.540
308,935
298,641
292,4.53
300, .541
293,546
291,443
299,041
304,3p6
301.6.51
299,707
294,418
297,479
298,527
308,023
307,822
309.668
Date.
Aug. 12
Mar. 4
Aug. 19
Apr. 8
Mar. 4
Oct. 21
June 24
July' 8
May 20
May 27
Dec. 23
Dec. 9
Aug. 5
May 6
Mar. 25
June 3
Sept. 16
Dec. 30
Oct. 7
July 1
July 29
Sept. 9
Jan. 29
June 10
Feb. 5
June 24
Apr. 29
Apr. 1
Oct. 28
May 27
Apr. 22
May 20
May 20
June 3
June 3
June 17
Dec. 9
May 13
Jan. 22
June 17
Feb. 12
Jan. 1
May 20
Sept. 2
July 8
Julie 3
Mar. 4
Apr. 22
May 13
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
Dec. 23
Mar. 4
Jan. 1
Feb. 19
Jan. 22
June 10
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alpliabulical list of patentees — Coutiuued.
313
Name, residoiice, and invention.
Weimer, Peter L., Lebanon, Pa. Blowing-engine
"Weimer, Peter L., assignor to "Weimer Macliine Works Company, Lebanon, Pa. Piston-
packing for l)lowing-engines
"Weintraud, Robert, Oftl-iibach-on-tlu'-Main. Germany. Hand-bag
"Weir, Fredric C, Cincinnati, Ohio. Switch-stand
Weir, Fredric C., Cincinnati, Ohio. Kailway-rail joint
"Weir, "Wortbington T., Spring Hill, 111. Harmonic attachment for key-board musical in->
struments 5
"Weis, Julius, Chicago, ni. Blotting-pad and inlor
"Weisbach, C. H. (See Komsr an<l Meissner, assignors.)
"Weisell, David D. , Fort Wayne, Ind. Two-wheeled vehicle
Weisell, Nelson E., Lordstown, Ohio. Farm-gate
Weisell, William W. (See Fitch, Washington I., assignor.)
Weiser, John W., Chicago, 111. Clamp for cabinet-makers
"Weiser, John W., Chicago, 111. Hand-clanip
"Weisgerber, William F. (See Himmer and Weisgerber.)
Weisgerber. William F., New York, N. T. Synchionizing device for clock-pendulnms
Weishampel. Benjamin F., and W. P. Towles, assignors to said 'J'owles and N. M. Hairl-
son, Baltimore, Md. Drawers T
Weiss, Albert J.. New York, N. Y. Heating-stove
"Weiss, Charles W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Electiic gas-lighter
Weiss, Charles W., Brooklyn, assignor of one-half to C. Krnse, New York, N. Y. Thermo-
static electric registering apparatus
Weiss, Charles W., Brooklyn, assignor to C. Krnse, New York, N. Y. Check-rpceiver
Weiss, Charles W., assignor to Weiss Manufacturing Company, Brooklyn, N. Y. Elec-
trophorus for igniting gas
Weiss, Franz J., Basle. Switzerland. Air-pump
Weiss, Louis T., Brooklj-n, assignor of one-half to C. Krnse, New York, N. Y. Dotting-
"Wel
Telss Manufacturing Company. (See Weiss, Charles W., assignor.)
Welsse, Ludwig, assignor to himself and 0. Holzer, New York, N. Y. Lathe for turning
polygonal forms
"Welsse, Ludwig, assignor of one-half to O. Holzer, New York, N. Y. Wood -turning
lathe
Weissenbach, Jacob, et al. (See Groebl, Herman W., assignor.)
Weissenborn, Oscar A., Jer.sey City, N. J. Machine for mixing li(i|uids
Welander, Gustave A., Charlestown, assignor to T. E. Dudley, Boston, Mass.
skate .
EoUer-
Welch, Alonzo T. (See Lawson, Samuel, assignor.)
Welch, Ashbel, Lambert ville, N. J. Balanced slide-valve
Welch, Charles T. (See Purdy and Welch.)
Welch, E. B. (See Anders, George L., assignor.)
Welch, E. B., et al. (See Lawton, Walter, assignor.)
Welch, Henry J., Carthage, N. Y. Shovel
Welch, James. (See Swan and Welch.)
Welch, John C, New Yoik, N. Y. Perpetual chronologie.<il calendar
Welch, Eosia W., Baltimore, Md., assignor of one-half to W. Cainraack, Washington, D. C.
Roller-mill
Welch & Son, Thomas B. (See Rishel, Grorge P.. assignor.) (Reisstie.)
Welch, Timothy. (See Clark and Scott, assignors.)
Weld &ray. (See Perkins, Albert R., assignor.)
Welde, Christian, Philadelphia, Pa. Sleeve-holder
Weldon, Henry J., Norwich, Conn. Button-fastener
Welker, Perry W., et al. (See Heston, "William, assignor.)
Wellcome, Henry S., et al. (See Gamgee, Joseph S., assignor.)
Weller, Abel W., Hagerstown, Md. Plait ing-niachine
Weller, Chester A. (See Bening, Hermann, assignor.)
Weller, Chester A., et al. (See Johnson. Alexander S.. assignor.)
Weller, Chester A., assianor of one-half to W. L. and C. McDoug.all, New York, N. Y.
Device for truing grindstones
Weller, Chester A., assignor to himself and H. Benning, New York, N. Y. Molding plastic
substances
Weller, Chester A., assignor to himself, L. G. Leyrer, and E. L. Johnson, New York, N. Y.
Press for molding letters from artificial .stone .'
Wellhouse, George, Akron, Ohio. Balanced door for stoves
Wellhouse, (xeorge, Akron. Ohio. Balanced door for stoves or grates
Welling, John E., et al. (See Webb. Justice, assignor.)
Welling, John E., assignor of one-half to J. Webb, Georgetown, Kv. Water-cooler
Welling, John E., assignor to himself and J. Webb, Georgetown, Ky. Water-cooler
Welling, .John E., assignor of two-thirds to J. Webb and J. E. Cantril, Georgetown, Ky.
Egg-beater
Wellington, Heniy, Brooklyn, N. Y. Vapor-bnraer
Wellington, Samuel B. (See Lamle, Bernard, assignor.)
Wellington, William, Rockford, 111. Bas and twine holder.
Wellman, Samuel T., Clevel.ind, Ohio. Maimfacturing wrought-.steel
Wellman, Samuel T., Cleve'.aud. Ohio. Crane
Wi'llman, Samuel T., and G. W. Goetz, Cleveland, Ohio. Plant for and process of making
lime
Wellman, Willard F., assignor of one -half to 0. W. Pitcher, Belfast, Me. Bushing for
sheaves
Wellman, Willard F., assignor of one-half to E. Small, Belfast, Me. Stave-jointing ma-J
chine <
AVelluer. George, Briinn, Austri.a-Hnngary. Wedge-shaped air-balloon
Wells, Charles S., assignor to himself and A. M. Cashing, Boston, Mass. Buckle
Wells, Charles .S., as.signor of one-half to A. M. Cushing, Boston, Mass. Suspender-buckle.
Wells, Charles S., Boston, Mass., assignor to W. R. Francis, New Haven, Conn. Box for
packing sedlitz-powders
Weli<», Edward D.. Hampstead, Md. Compound for treating tobacco
Wells, George. (See Williamson, Benjamin F.. assignor.)
Wells, Harry, Zebnlon, Ga. Fiirmer's and drainer's combined level and plane-table
Wells, Henry W., et al. (See Ppham. Arte;iias, as.signor.)
Wells, Joseph L., and H. Weston, Phil.adel])hia, Pa. Upholstery -filling
No.
309,904
301,541
302,071
294,100
294,101
304,981
300,421
309,208
302,805
292,391
305,989
309,269
308,221
308,222
310,002
293,828
301,309
307,823
307,363
301,310
298,528
298,529
303,080
309,501
297,322
394,419
309,271
297,890
302,072
301,414
309,754
301,542
303,081
.306.884
303,082
303,349
291,857
298,140
299,884
304,387
298,806
298,642
302,180
309,270
303,770
306,885
308,719
292,777
296,803
309,905
305,364
302,609
301,779
Date.
Dec. 30
July 8
July 15
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Sept. 9
Juno 17
Dec. 16
July 29
Jan. 22
Sept. 30
Deo. 16
Nov. 18
Nov. 18
Dec. 30
Feb. 19
July 1
Nov. 11
Oct. 28
July 1
May 13
May 13
Aug. 5
Dec. 16
Apr. 22
Mar. 4
Dec. 16
Apr. 29
July 15
July 1
Dec. 23
July 8
Aug. 5
Oct. 21
Aug. 5
Aug. 12
Jan. 8
May 6
June 3
Sept. 2
May 20
May 13
July 15
Dec. 16
Aug. 19
Oct. 21
Dec. 2
Jan. 29
Apr. 15
Dec. 30
Sept. 16
July 29
July 8
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1711
912
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302
548
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304
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713
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236 27
390 28
627
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477
547
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29
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28
1067
115
249
764
764
996
1159
889
430
334
1253
584
5-4
1090
692
58
478
350
58
670
670
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945
355
847
890
500
249
81
1012
116
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224
502
509
195
569
1012
839
742
694
273
889
674
224
732
433
232
1067
1089
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173
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
So.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
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Gazette.
"Wells, 'Norman D., Hastings, Minn. Mechanism for converting motion
"Wells, Schuyler C, Le Roy, N. Y. Apparatus for the manufacture of salt
"Wells, Seth.'and D. B. NeWton, Mound Valley, Kans. Carriage-pole
"Wells, Thomas E., Sandy Hill. N. Y. Hose-coupling
"Wells, "Walters., New "York, N. Y. Apparatus for tanning
"Wells, "WiUetC., Ogden. Iowa. Kock-drill and well-boring machine
"Wells, William. (See McKeage and "Wells.)
Wells, William, assignor of one-half to L. S. Fish, Cleveland, Ohio. Carpenter's gage
Wells, Williams E. (See Prosser, Willard F., assignor.)
Wellsville Plate and Sheet Iron Company. (See Beaman, Charles P., assignor.)
Welsh, Alexander, St. Denis, Md., assignor to Viaduct Manufacturing Company of Balti-
more City. Holder for the carbons of incandescing eleotiic lamps
Welsh, Alexander, St. Denis, Md., assignor to Viaduct Manufacturing Company of Balti-
more City. Electric lamp
Welsh, Alexander, St. Denis, Md., assignor to Viaduct Manufacturing Company of Balti-
more City. Electric lamp
Welsh, Alexander, St. Denis, Md., assignor to Viaduct Manufacturing Company of Balti-
more City. Electric lamp
Welsh, James, Plymouth, Pa. Device for trimming the soles of boots or shoes
Welsh, James, Plymouth, Pa. Grate
Welshans, Jacob P., Montezuma, Ind. Stove-tool
Welteroth, Henry J. (See Brown and "Welteroth.)
Weltner, Lebbeiis C, TJniontown, Pa. Well-drilling machine
Wemple, Andrew, Chicago, HI., assignor to F. Schumacher, Akron, Ohio. Machine for
cutting grain
Wemple, George W.. and B. W. Child, Boston, Mass. Foot- weight
Wendell, Isaac P., Philadelphia. Pa. Compound for axle-bearings
Wendt, Arthur P., New York, N. Y. Separating metals from franklinite ores
Wendt, Arthur F., New York, N. Y. Blast-furnace
Wenger. Clayton S., West Earl, Pa, Cleaning sieves or bolting-cloths
Wenman, James F. (See Stewart, George W., assignor.)
Wenmoth, William A. (See Fox and Wenmoth.)
Wenstrom, John, Brooklyn, N. Y. Hat-rounding machine
300,.542
297,323
302 455
296,093
294,420
296,804
307,364
295,087
295,088
299,708
Wenstrom, Jonas, Orebro, Sweden. Dynamo-electric machine
Wentworth, George W. , Boonville, N. Y. Tag or label for mail-bags
Wentworth, Thomas P., Elroy, Wis. Car-soal
Wentz, Charles H., South Charleston, Ohio. Sweat-pad
Wenzel, Charles, New York, N. Y. Pants-protector
Wenzel, Wilhelm, Vienna. Austria-Hungary. Galvanic element
Werner, Erail, Philadelphia, Pa. Easel
Werner, Hellmuth F,, Milwaukee, Wis. Case for holding pencils, &.C
Werotte, Kudolf S., Finborough Koad, county of Middlesex, England,
board
299,885
302,302
309, .590
310,003
299,306
29.5,699
293,692
305.123
297,480
305,5.53
303,407
298,643
292.079
294,707
30:i,475
302.610
309,116
300,176
294,941
292,270
Drawing-
Wert, Jonathan W., Naperville, HI. Safety-gate for bridges .
Werth, .Tames R., Richmond, Va. Spaik-arrester
Werts, Nelson, and W. Spicer, Mendon, Ohio. Fence
307,365
305,255
309.014
293,547
291,656
307.824
291.822
.307.693
SOP. 294
301,543
295.317
293,548
309.755
Werts, William, Camden, N. J. Machine for threading sheet-metal screws
Wertz, Daniel, Fayette, Mo. Car-coupling
Werum, Phillip, Stryker, Ohio. Hay-elevator
Werum, Phillip, Stryker, Ohio. Hay-elevator
Werum, Phillip, Stryker. Ohio. Horse hay-fork
Wesgate. Thomas, (Cleveland, Ohio Binding attachment for sewing-machines
Wessell, Otto, A. Nickel, and R. Gross, New York, N. Y. Piano-damijex
Wesselniann, Bruno, Hamburg, Germany. Door-lock
Wesselmann, Bruno, Hamburg, Germany. Die-stock
Wessman, C. Wilhelm, Chicago, 111. Calipers 306. 123
Wes.son, Lsaac A.. Wingo, Ky. Hor.se-detacher 207,205
West, Byron D.. Chicago. 111'. Hasp-lock 293,603
West, Charles F., Philadelphia, Pa. Ice-creeper 297,733
West, David A., Boone, Iowa. Car-replacer 307,886
West, Edward W.. Jr. (See Conway, Andi'ew J., assignor.)
West, Frank M., Mohawk, N. Y. Ice-creeper 294,829
West Haven Buckle Company. (See Hyde, James C, assignor.) "
West, John C. (See Montross and West.)
West, John C, assignor of one-half to J. D. Smith, ClarksviUe, Mo. Ironing-board 294,708
West, John J., Chicago, 111. Preparing or treating composition or mateiial to be used in
making plaques !" 297,206
West, John O., Fulton, Kans. Machine for cutting corn I 303,771
West, John O., Fulton, Kans. Wire fence ! 30.°. 024
West, John W., assignor of one-half to J. R. Cribbs, Verona, Pa. Car-roof I 303,084
West, Jonathan B,, Rochester, N. Y. Apparatus for slitting embroidery 211.116
West, Jonathan B., Rochester, N. Y. Ditleiential gear '. 296.491
West, Jonathan B., Rochester, N. Y, Embroidery -holder 299.943
West, Nathaniel W., Alna, Me. Roofiug-elamp 291,248
West, William A., Bellefontaine, Ohio. Telephone 300,422
West, William J., Jack.son, Mich. Dumpingcar ' 305,871 j
Westaway, Walter C. (See Warwick and Westaway.) i
Westaway, Walter C, Delavan, Wis. Grinding-mill ! 309,326 '
Westbrook, Charles S., Spragueville. N. Y. Drill-chuck 299,886
Westbrook, Charles S., Spragueville, N. Y. Railway-tie : 302,965
Westbrook, Charles S., Spragueville, N. Y. Railway-tie ; 302.966
Westbrook, Charles S., Spragueville, N. Y. Railw,ar-tie ' 302,967
Westbrook. Frank A., Port .Tervis, N. Y. Hand cnvn-planter 294,709 I
Westcott, Charlie M., El Paso, 111. Thill-coupling 299.443 '
Westcott, .Tohn D., Union Citv, Pa, Cutter-head for handle-turning lathes 293,829 I
Westcott, JohnH., Oneida, N. Y. Chuck I 308,541 1
June 17
Apr. 22
July 22
Apr. 1
Mar. 4
Apr. 15
Oct. 28
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
June 3
June 3
July 22
Dec. 23
Dec. 30
May 27
Mar. 25
Feb. 19
Srpt. 16
Apr. 22
Sept. 23
Aug. 12
May 13
Jan. 15
Mar. 4
Aug. 12
July 29
Dec. 9
June 10
Mar. 11
Jan. 22
Oct. 28
Sept. 16
Dec. 9
Feb. 12
Jan. 8
Nov. 11
Jan. 8
Nov. 4
Nov. 18
July 8
Mar. 18
Feb. 12
Dec. 23
Oct. 7
Apr. 22
Feb. 19
Api'. 29
Nov. 11
Mar. 11
Mar. 4
Apr. 22
Aue. 19
Nov. 11
Aug. 19
Jan. 1
Apr. 8
June 3
Jan. 1
June 17
Sept. 30
June 3
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Mar. 4
May 27
Feb. 19
Nov. 25
1341
1798
1770
239
107
1140
1773
940
941
283
473
1509
1358
1882
1687
1729
1162
1084
2000
16.51
661
847
1329
443
744
1996
723
863
731
1583
1774
1264
596
983
822
549
1008
364
1135
599
1238
984
1568
120
1662
1163
2353
625
601
444
1662
1127
788
1019
128
756
545
287
1194
2071
Dec. 16 I 1021
474
120
121
122
445
18.52
1354
1478
369
488
485
70
28
321
476
256
257
70
124
432
366
508
484
481
324
4.57
181
C236
) 237
(371
J 372
123
203
547
195
233
204
442
477
C345
J 346
157
269
C 229
^230
149
282
99
309
164
343
270
5 426
) 427
31
4.52
324
640
171
165
123
309
215
279
37
208
145
80
< 326
^327
574
C260
)270
124
35
35
36
124
533
375
402
26
27
28
29
28
26
27
27
20
[27
28
29
27
28
28
28
26
27
26
29
1188
355
345
48
847
232
350
997
997
973
1012
308
975
1090
870
1160
662
1033
394
1141
582
694
256
905
599
391
844
1092
963
305
350
1063
816
622
153
478
186
437
601
116
1064
622
1012
22
330
662
466
494
938
905
330
674
527
6.53
26
149
1025
52
1159
1226
905
1012
477
477
477
905
901
693
677
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Aljihdbetical list of patentees — Continued.
315
Name, residence, and invention.
■Western Electric Company.
"Western Electric Company.
"Western Electric Company.
"Western Electric Company.
"Western Electric Com])any.
Western Electric Company.
"Western Electric Company.
"Western Electric Company.
"Western Electric Company.
"Western Electric Company.
Western Electric Company.
"Western Electric Company.
Western Electric Company.
"Western Electric Company.
Western Electric Company.
(See Dnplain, Francis P., assignor.)
(See Eldred, Horace H , assignor.)
(See Freeman, Richard V., assignor.)
(See Gilliland, Ezra T., as.signor.)
(See Gra\, Elisha, assignor.)
(See Haskius, Charles I)., assignor.)
(See Haskins, Charles H., assignor.)
(See Hibbard, Angns S., assignor.)
(See .Jackson and Cole, assignors.)
(See Kellogg, Milo G., assignor.)
(See Lewis, Charles "W., assignor.)
(.See Patterson, William E., assignor.)
(See Scribner, Charles E., assigTior.)
(See Warner, .Tames C. and E. P., assignors.)
(See Young, John, assignor.)
"Western Electric Manufacturing Company. (See Scribner, Charles E., assignor.)
(See Buckingham and Vanslze, assignors.)
(See Knudson, Adolphus A., assignor.)
(See Phe'ps, (jeorge M., assignor.)
(See Vansize, William B., assignor.)
(See "V^ansize and Bnckingham, assignors.)
"Western TXnion Telegraph Company.
Western Union Telegraph Conipany.
Western Union Telegiaph Company.
"Western Union Telegraph Company.
"Western Union Telegraph Company.
"Western "Wheel Scraper Company. (See Beckwith, Samuel, assignor.)
"Westgate, George M. (See Lowe, Westgate, and Banks.)
TVesthover, Benjamin. (See Langille, Titus, assignor.)
Westinghouse, George, Jr., Pittsburg, Pa. Apparatus for relieving pressure in brake-cyl-
inders
Westingbouse, George, Jr., Pittsburg, Pa. System for conveying and utilizing gas under
i>ressure
"Westinghouse, George, Jr., Pittsburg, Pa. Detecting leaks in gas-mains ,
"Westinghouse, George, Jr., Pittsburg, Pa. "Well-drilling apparatus for oil, gas, or water. .
Westinghouse, George, Jr., Pittsburg, Pa. Regulating steam-supply to compound engines
"Westinghouse, George, Jr., Pittsburg, Pa. Regulating steam-supply to engines
Westinghouse, H. Herman, assignor to Westinl^house Machine Company, Pittsburg, Pa.
Steam-engine
"Westinghouse, H. Herman, assignor to Westinghouse Machine Company, Pittsburg, Pa.
Piston-valve
Westinghouse, H. Heiman, and A. G. Brown, assignors to "Westinghouse Machine Com-
pany, Pittsburg, Pa. Steam-engine governor
Westinghouse, John, Schenectady, N. T. Spark-arrester
Westinghouse Machine Company. (See Tabor, Harris, assignor.)
Westinghouse Machine Company. (See "Westinghouse, H. Herman, assignor.)
Westinghouse Machine Company. (See Westinghouse and Brown, assignors.)
Westlake, Andrew, Leadville, Colo. Car-truck
Westley, James. (See Jackson and Westley.)
Weston, Charles S. (See Dresser, Lauristoii J., assignor.)
Weston, David M., Boston, Mass. Centrifugal machine
Weston, David M-. Boston, Mass. Centrifugal machine
"Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J. Galvanic battery
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J., assiguoi- to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New "j"ork, N. Y. Method of and apparatus for regulating the electrical transmission
of power.
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J., assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New. York, N. Y. Fusible safety -strip for electric circuits '. . .
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J., assignor to United .States Electric Lighting Company,
New "Fork, N. Y. Electrical indicator '. . .
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J., assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New "Tork, N. Y. Regulator for dynamo-electric machines
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J., assignor to United Stati'S Electric Lighting Company,
New "Fork, N. Y. Device for connecting safety-strips in electric circuits . -
Weston, Edward. Newark, N. J., assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New "Tork, N. Y. Conductor for electric ciicuits
Weston. Edward. Newark, N. J., assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company.i
New "Tork, N. Y. Electric circuit '..<
Western. Edward, Newark, N. J., assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New "Fork, N. Y. Electrical generator or motor
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J., assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New York, N. Y. Incandescent lamp
"Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J., assignor to United States Electiic Lighting Company,!
New "J"ork, N. Y. System for the electrical transmission of power '..;
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J., assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New York, N. Y. Rheostat - '. .
Weston, Edward, New.nrk, N. J., assignor to United St.ates Electric Lighting Company,
New York, N. Y. Testina carbon conductors for incandescent lamps
Weston. Edward, Newark, N. J., assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New "J"ork, N. Y. Holder for incandescent Lamps
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J., assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New "Fork, N. Y, Socket for incandescent lamps
Weston, Edward, Newark N. J., as-^ignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New York, N. Y. Electrical circuit-breaki'r
Weston, Edward. Newark, N. J., assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New "Tork, N. Y. Incandescent lamp
Weston, Edward, Newiirk, N. J., assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New York, N. Y. Electric-circuit connector -
We.ston, Edward, Newark, N. J,, assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New "Tork, N. Y. Incandescent-lamp fixture
"Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J,, assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New "Tork, N. Y. Eleitrical-circuit breaker
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. .J., assisnor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New York, N. Y. Manufacture of carbon conductors
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J., assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New York, N. Y. Dynamo-plecti ic machine
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. .J., assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New York, N. Y. Connector for electric conductors
No.
300,543
301,191
306.566
307,606
309 591
309,592
303,083
303,084
303,085
298,807
292,454
302.611
302,612
310,004
291,445
292,713
292,714
292,715
292,716
292,717
292,718
292,719
292,720
292,721
297,324
298,141
298,142
298,143
298,144
2*8,325
298,326
298,327
301,023
301,024
301,025
301,026
Date.
June 17
July 1
Oct. 14
Nov. 4
Dec. 23
Dec. 23
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
May 20
Jan. 22
July 29
July 29
Dec. 30
Jan. 1
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Apr. 22
May 6
May 6
May 6
May 6
May 6
May 6
May 6
June 24
June 24
June 24
June 24
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
a.
1342
154
689
248
1359
1360
255
258
259
1067
1817
1996
1998
1883
529
2159
2160
2162
2163
2164
2165
2168
2169
2170
1800
225
226
228
229
474
475
476
1952
1953
1954
1955
o
^
fU
370
41
180
68,69
366
367
70,71
71
71
C299
J 300
"506
;507
547
547
508
150
601
602
602
602
603
(603
)604
604
604
C604
^605
489
59
59
59
60
128
128
128
540
540
540
27
28
29
29
29
29
28
28
28
1 27
>26
28
28
29
26
26
26
26
26
26
1 26
26
26
1 26
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
1188
30
134
416
975
975
502
502
503
742
350
3fil
391
1090
95
415
415
415
416
416
416
416
417
417
355
569
570
570
570
616
616
616
1304
1304
1304
1305
316
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
p.
Official
Gazette.
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J., assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New York, N. T. Dynamo-electric machine
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J., assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New York, N. Y. Electric regulator
Weston. Edward, Newark, N. J., assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New York, N. Y. Junction device for electric circuits
Weston. Edward, Newark, N. .T., assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New York, N. Y. Safety-strip for electric cii'cuits
Weston, Edward, Newark', N. .J., assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New York, N. Y. Electrical conductor
Weston, Edward. Newark, N. J., assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New York, N. Y. Electric-arc lamp
Weston. Edward. Newark, N. J., assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New York, N. Y. Safety device for electric circuits
Weston, Edward, Newaik. N. J., assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New York, N. Y. Manufacture of carbonizable material for the conductors of incandes-
cent lamps
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J., assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New York, N. Y. Electrical meter
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J., assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,;
New York, N. Y. System of electric lighting [
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J., assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New York, N. Y. System of electric lighting - - .
Weston, Edward, Newark, N. J., assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New York, N. Y. System of electric lighting
Weston. Edward, Newark, N. J., assignor to United States Electric Lighting Company,
New York, N. Y. Making incandescents
Weston, Ezra B. (See Weston, James W.. assignor.)
We.ston, GeorgeE.. Providence, K. L Liquid-line marking-machine
Weston, Henry. (See Corning, Frederick G.; assignor.)
Weston, Henry. (See Wells and Westnn.)
Weston, James W., assignor to E. B. Weston, New York, N. Y. Barrel, tuh, pail. &c
Weston, James W., assignor to E. B. Weston, New York, N. Y. Pail, tub, or barrel
Weston , Lon, Brockton, Mass. Paper-hox-covering machine
Weston, Thomas A., assignor to Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company, Stamford, Conn.
Reversing mechanism for rolling-mills -
Weston, Thomas A., assignor to Yale & Towne Manufactuiing Company, Stamford, Conn.
Mechanism for reversing rolling-mills
Westphal, Friedrich. (See Milchsack, Hermann, as.^lgnor.)
Westphal, Henry, and E. Dieterla, Chicago, 111. Shackle for carriage-springs
Wetherell, George F., et. al. (See Jones, Itichard B., assignor.)
Wetmore, Albert S. (See Shawk and Wetmore.)
Wetmore, Andrew E., Turner's Falls, Mass. Machine for washing table-cutlery and other
articles
Wetmore, Jerome W.. Erie, Pa. Yehicle-spring
Wetmore, Joseph C Lynn, Mass. Tool for trimming the heels of boots or shoes
Wetmore, William H., Ealeigh, N. C. Boot or shoe
Wetmore, William W., assignor to Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Haven,
Conn. Magazine for fire-arms
Wetstein, Ferdinand, and F. H. Dyckman, Sleepv Eye, Minn. Trace-huckle
Wetterhan.Cbarles, assignor of one-half to C. A. Shultz, Fond du Lac, Wis. Oscillating chair
Wetzler, Sigmund, Hoboken, N. J. Cloak
Wev, Walter J. (See Pace and Wev.)
Weyer, Augu.st, Long Island City, N. Y. Orn.nmenting glass articles
Weygang, CJharles, 7 Hermitage Villas, Childs Hill, county of Middlesex, England. Sizing
paper. &c '.
Weyland, George A., and L. Roeder, Boonville, Mo. Side-bar vehicle
Weymouth, Elisha T., Brooklyn, N. Y. Steimradiator
Weymouth, James M., New Orleans, La. Antifriction device
AVezel. Minna, Brooklyn, N. Y. Millinery oruameut
Whaples, Ella, assignorof one-half to L. Shannon. .Jackson, Mich. Attachment for dresses.
Wharry, John E., Moundsville, W. Va. Hobby-horse
Whaiton, Joseph. (See Wilson, Joseph B., assignor.)
Wharton, William, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanism for controlling spring-motors
Wheat. Corydon, Geneva, N. Y. Steam-radiator
Wheat, Corydon, and A. Catchpole, Geneva, N. Y. Heating antiaratus
Wheat, Franklin H., Lowell, assignor to W. F. Draper, Hopedale, Mass. Yam-giiide for
rir.g-spinning frames
Wheatcroft, Henry B. (See Garside, Melvin, assignor.)
Wheatley, John B., Detroit, Mich., assignor of one-halif to A. Heine, Silver Creek, N. Y.
Manufacturing flour
Wheatley, Thomas W., Wilkes-Barr6, Pa. Clothes-pin
Wheatley, Thomas W., as.signor to J. G. Seitzinger. Wilkes-Barr6, Pa. Coal-screen
Wheaton, Frank, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ventilator for feed-hags
Wheaton, Frank, assignor to G. W. Carter. New York, N.'Y. Mail-bag
Whedon, James P. (See Neumiiller, Whedon, and Perli.lcs.)
Wheeland, Simen, Brownsville, Mo. Well-drilling apparatus
Wheeler, Asa N., and J. L. Patch, Boston, Mass., assignors to Atlantic Horse Nail Com-
pany, of Maine. Horseshoe-nail machine
Wheeler, Benjamin S. , Orange, N. J. Game
Wheeler, Brayton, Saginaw, Mich. Clamp for holding well-poles
Wheeler, Charles, et aX. (See Feldmann. Hermanu B., assignor.)
Wheeler, David C. (See Wheeler, Dwight and D. C.)
Wheeler, Dwight and D. C, assignors of one-third to J. A. Crofut, Bridgeport, Conn. Man-
ufacture of covered frames and similar articles
Wheeler, Elijah H., Corpus Christi, Tex. Lock-stitch ripper
Wheeler, Frank, et al. (See Meeker. George E., assignor.)
Wheeler, Frederick G., New York, N. Y. Steam-generator for street-car or other locomo-
tive engines ,
Wheeler, Frederick M. (See Coryell, Miers, assignor.)
Wheeler, George E. (Briean, Jo.siali S., assignor.)
Wheeler, Heniy M., Grand Forks, Dak. Ter. Thill-coupling
301,027
301,028
301,029
301,030
301,031
301,076
302,968
304,880
304,881
304,882
304,883
304,884
306,980
305,124
303,242
.304,478
296,257
292,968
304,479
295,318
298,530
291.968
303,086
297,207
310,103
294,1142
308.022
293,386
298,145
307,607
302,613
295,700
308.117
303,087
293,3,S7
291,657
301,780
297,325
306,707
301,544
June 24
June 24
June 24
June 24
June 24
June 24
Aug. 5
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Oct. 21
Sept. 16
Aug. 5
Sept. 2
Apr. 1
Feb. 5
Sept. 2
Mar. 18
Mav 13
.Tan. 15
Aug. 5
Apr. 22
Dec. 30
Mar. 11
Nov. 11
Feb. 12
May 6
Nov. 4
July 29
Mar. 25
Nov. 18
A u s. 5
Feb. 12
•Jan. 8
July 8
Apr. 22
Oct. 14
July 8
May 6
Dec. 23
July 29
Mar. 4
Apr. 22
298,2.^
309,6(i9
302,806
294,421
297,326
306,792 I Oct. 21
304.248
296,900
299,887
Aug. 26
Apr. 15
Juue 3
308,586 . Nov. 25
296,492 ; Apr. 8
299,607
June 3
296,805 I Apr. 15
1956
1957
1958
1960
1960
2014
123
775
776
778
780
782
1229
1085
450
249
449
235
250
1239
714
1199
260
1663
201.5.
732
786
806
230
2.50
2001
1730
905
262
807
824
903
1802
873
600
387
14.56
2224
108
1803
990
1758
1270
475
1546
757
137
1142
540
541
541
541
542
557
36
213
;213
[214
214
214
296
122
71
;i27
128
645
344
202
335
72
452
541
204
215
217
60
548
481
247
72
217
231
(245
i 246
489
231
164
102
394
611
28
490
262
480
353
125
420
208
34
322
27
27
27
27
27
27
28
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alpliabetical list of patentees — Continued.
317
Name, rfesidence, and invention.
Wheeler, James. (See Wheeler, Eansora S. and J.)
Wlieeler, James, assignor of two-thirds to T. Hagler and J. T. 'Williams, Ked Oak, Mo.
Gate
Wheeler, John E., trustee. (See Ethridge, Martin V. B., assignor.)
ATht-eler, John E., trustee. (See Higgins, Charles L., as.9ignor.)
Wheeler, John M., Toledo. Ohio. Match-safe
Wheeler, John W., Couucil Bluffs, Iowa. Suap-hoolj
Wheeler, .Joseph F., Wyocena, Wis. Tooth-holder for cultivators
Wheeler, Jo.«ei)h F.. Wyocena. Wis. Grappling- hook
Wheeler, Nellie -I., West Wiiifield, If. Y. Purse
Wheeler, Xehson A. (See Cohh and Wheeler.)
Wheeler. Ranssom S. and -J., Red Oak. Mo. Car-conpling
Wheeler, Richard. .San Francisco, Cal. Canning ai)paratu3
Wheeler, SetU, Albany, N. T. Toilet and wrapping paper holder
Wheeler, Seth. Albany. N. T. Toilet-paper fixture
Wheeler, Seth, Albany, N. Y. Wrapping or toilet pajjer fixture
Wheeler, Sith, Albany, N. Y. Medicated paper for surgical or toilet use
Wheeler, William C, "assignor of one-half to O. C. Wright, Lockport, N. Y. Fruit-jar.
Wheeler, William W. (See Eaton and Fenn, assignors.)
(SeeBoynton. Edward S., assignor.)
(See Campbell, Andrew C, assignor.)
(See Dimond and Dial, assignors.)
(See Ostrom, Freeland W., assignor.)
(See Steward, Aurelius, assignor.)
Wheeler & Wilson Manufactuiing Company.
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company.
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company.
Wheeler & AVilson Manufacturing Company.
Wheiler & Wihson Manufactuiing Conii>any.
Wheelhnuse. Marsliall. (See Alexander and Wheelhouse.)
W heelock, Jerome, Worcester, Mass. Cutoff valve and gear
Wheelock, .Jerome, Worce.iter, Mass. Metallic ring packing ^
Wheelwright, Charles S., Providence, R. I. Paper-pulp digester
Wheelivriglit, Charles S., Piovidence, R. I., and G. E. Marshall, Turner's Falls, Mass.
Apparatus for treating wood for paper-pulp
Whelan, FrancesG., Philadelphia, Pa. Hook-and-eye fastening
Wlielen, James N. (See Tevis, Edwin L., assignor.)
Wlielen, James R., Rowe, Mo. Fence
Wlieless, John F., Nashville, Tenn. Coal-mining machine
Wlielpley. James A .. Greenwich, New Brunswick, Canada. Skate
Wherry, .Jolm, Jr., Putnam, 111. Automatic register for grain, seed, and other substances
Wherry, John, Jr., Putnam, 111. Aritomafic registc^r for grain, .seed, and other substances
Whidden. Ronton. (See Drisko, Alonzo S., assignor.)
Whiley, William, Oakland, Cal. Car-tiiick
Whipp. .Jiihn W., assignor to himself and J. W. Pattie, Van Alstyne, Tex. Wheel-scraper.
Whipple, Etfinger E., Eaton Rapids, Mich. Harrow ..'.
Whipple, Harrison T.. Portland. Me. Pocket memorandum-book
Whipple, .John P., Milwaukee, Wis. Paint-distiiliiiter
Whipple, Mathew T. (See Holley, William H., assignor.)
Whistler, Fianlclin P., Cadiz. Ind. Portalile fence
Whitacre, John B., Canton, Ohio. Lubricator
Whitaker, Charles, St. Lonis, Mo. Fly-screen ,
Whitaker, Edwin V.. Gloversville, N. Y. Window-shade
Whitaker, Elijah J. B. (See Ladd and Whitaker.)
Whitaker. Elliah J. B., l^ew York, N. Y. Pop-gun
Whitaker. Elijah J. B.. New York, N. Y., assignor to G. W. and W. T. Whitaker, Balti-
more, Md. Trundling toy horse. (Reissue) -
Whitaker, George W., et al. (See Whitaker, Elijah J. B., assignor.) (Reissue.)
Whitaker, James L.. pt al. (See Watt, .John A., as.signor.)
Whitaker. Thomas, Horsforth, county of York. England. Self-acting excavator and skep.
Whitaker, William T.. et al. (See Whitaker, Elijah .T. B.. assignor.) (Reissue.)
AVhitaker, William W.. Gloversville, assignor of eighteen twentj--fourths to E. W. Wood,
W. W. Lake, J. J. "Witter, and W. H. Bides, Foit' Plain, N. Y. Mitten or glove
WhitaU, James, et al. (See Herckner. F^mil, assignor.)
Whitall, .Tames, et al. (See Tatum. C. Alliert, assignor.)
Whitcoinb, Daniel F.. et al. (See Witty, .John B.. assignor.)
Wliitcomb Envelope Company. (See Swift, Henry D. and D. W., assignors.)
Whitcomb, George D., Chicago, HI. Power mining-shovel
Whitcomb, James, San .Jose. Cal. Whifflctree
Whitcomb. James A., Washington, D. C. Type- writing machine
AYhite. Addison, Lvnnville, Iowa. Lifting-jack
White, Albert M., \Yaterburv, Conn. Ratehet-diill -.
White, Alfred R.. Stevens Point, AYis. Sad-iron
AVliite, Angeline, London, Ohio. Wash-board
White, Arihibald W., San Jos6, Cal. Pump
White, Arthur M., and T. W. Hodgson. Rome, N. Y. Crown-bar for furnaces
White, B. Clark. (See Taylor, Stewart, assignor.)
White, Charles. (See Miller, John D., assignor.)
White, (Charles, Jr., and J. Anderson, Yersailles, Ind. Condition-powder
White, Charles H., Maiden, assignor of one-half to J. D. Thomdike, Boston, Mass. EoUer-
skato
White, Charles W., Santa Rosa, Cal. Windmill
White, Clarence 0., assignor of one-half to H. H. Johnson, Minneapolis, Minn. Ironing-
machine
White, Davis .J. (See Foster, White, and Holman.)
White Dental Manufacturing Company, S. S. (See Browne^ Arthur W., assignor.)
White Dental Maniit';ictunng Company, S. S.
White Dental Manufacturing Company, S. S.
White Dental Manufacturing Company, S. S.
White Dental Manufacturing Company, S. S.
White Dental Manufacturing Company, S. S.
(See How, Woodbury S,, assignor.)
(See Johnston, William A., assignor.)
(See .Johnston and Browne, assignors.)
(See Pettit, Elihu R., assignor.)
(See Starr, Eli T., assignor.)
White, Donald L. M., assignor of one-half to W. S. Harvin, Manning, S. C. Cotton-chop-
ping machine . -
White, Edward F.. Weymouth. Mass. Edge-plane for boots and shoes
White, Eli Z., Carrollton, Miss. Hand-power mechanism
White, Eliza A. (See Ryder, Martin H.. assignor.)
White. Emory B., Clarion, Iowa. Check-row corn-planter
No.
292,455
29.'?,694
306,198
301,545
303,408
291,447
291,446
292,080
297.043
297,044
297,045
302,073
308,815
291,249
297,891
307,608
307.609
294,554
303,772
302.969
296,714
293.129
302,697
304.0.54
303,476
303.902
308,295
292,189
300.929
296.493
303,088
297,892
302,367
10,480
305,493
301,847
308,118
297,734
309,272
297,893
306, H86
292.722
294,102
291,250
308,450
298,433
308,025
294,943
292,883
302,677
304,055
309,670
294,555
Date.
Jan. 22
Feb. 19
Oct. 7
July 8
Aug. 12
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Jan. 15
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
July 15
Dec. 2
Jan. 1
Apr. 29
Nov. 4
Nov. 4
Mar. 4
Aug. 19
Aug. 5
Apr. 8
Feb. 5
July 29
Aug. 26
Aug. 12
Aug. 19
Nov. 18
Jan. 22
.Tune 24
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Apr. 29
July 22
May 13
Sept. 23
July 8
Nov. 18
Apr. 29
Dec. 16
Apr. 29
Oct. 21
Jan. 29
Feb. 26
Jan. 1
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May 13
Nov. 11
Mar. 11
Feb. 5
July 29
Aug. 26
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Mar. 4
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphahetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
White, Frank L.. Lebanon, Tenn. Combined cotton-planter and fertilizer-distributer
"White, George, Boston, Mass. Paper-feeding machine
White, George J. (See Peckinpngh and White.)
White, George W., Belle Mina, Ala. Combined seeder and fertilizer-distributer
White, George W., Belle Mina, Ala. Car-coupling
White, Henry W., Brooklyn, N. Y. Driving mechanism for sewing and other machines- .
White, Hiram W., Yankton, Dak. Ter. Measure for grain, shot, and other like articles. .
White, Hugh. (See Cass, George F., assignor.)
White, J. Atwood, Philadelphia, Pa. Paper-cutting machine
White, J. Atwond, Philadelphia. Pa. Expanding pulley
White, J. Clarence, et al, executors. (See Starr, Eli T., assignor.)
White, J. Clarence, et al., executors. (See Waring, John B., assignor.)
White, James, Canton, Ohio. Safe-lock
White, James, Canton, Ohio. Safety-valve
White, James H., assignor to Manhattan Brass Company, New York, N. Y. Fire-screen..
White, James W., et al. (See Starr, Eli T., assignor.)
White, John A. (See Thurstor;, James B., assignor.)
White, John F., and C. W. Taylor, Gallatin, Tenn.; said White assignor to said Taylor
Sewing-machine shuttle
White, John G., Pensacola, Fla. Show-box cover
White, John H.. North East, Md. Razor-.strop
White, John K., Waaliinston, D. C. Plate-printing machine
White, John S., Portland. Me. Windo-w-brush
White, Joseph, Coventry, England. Ballbearing for velocipedes
White, Joseph, assignor to T.vler Bale Tie Company, Cli'velanrl. Oliio. Bilo-tio
White, Joseph, assignor to Tyler Bale-Tie Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Bale-tie
White, Joseph J., New Lisbon, N. J. Hoisting-machine
White, Joseph J., New Lisbon. N. J. Fillet for pattern-makers' and joiners' use
White, Josiah, Toledo, 111. Car-coupling
White, Josiah, Denton, Md. Axle-box
White, Justin P.. and D. Harrington, Worcester, Mass. Bleach and stain brushing ma-
chine for the bottoms of boots and shoes
White, Le Roy S., assignor to Electric Appliance Company, Waterbury, Conn. Appara-
tus for lighting gas by electricity -
White, Lewis B.. assignor to American Trades Agency Company, New York, N. Y. Au
torn atic safety-lock for locomotiv(vfura!i ce doors
White, Lucy N. (See Brown, Louis, assignor.)
White, Martin, Kock Rapids, Iowa. Rope harness
White, Merritt, Noith Adams, Mass. Nautical signal-light
White, Nelson S., Canton, Mass. Rubber-snvfaced fabric and composition therefor
White, Nelson S., Canton, Mass. Carbon for incandescent electric light
White, Nelson S., Canton, and J. E. Stevens, Stoughton. Mass. Awning
White, Otis C, Worcester. Mass. Clamp for balls and sockets
White, Peter, St. Louis, Mo. Water-closet valve
White, Samuel K., Chicago, HI. Geometric lathe
White, Samnel S., Jr., et at., executors. (See Starr, Eli T., assignor.)
White, Samuel S., Jr., et nl., executors. (See Waring, John B., hssia-nor.)
White Sewing Machine Company. (See Baker, George W., asaian(jr.)
Wliite Sewing Machine Company. (See Baker. (Jeorge W., assignor.) (Reissue.)
White Sewing Machine Company. (See Chuich, Charles E., assignor.)
White Sewing Machine Company. (See Porter, D'Arcy. assisnor.)
White, Thomas, Cleveland, Ohioi assignor of one-half to E. H. Campbell, Chicago, 111. Gar-
ment-supporter
White. Thomas F., Salem, Kans. Wrench
White, Uriah M. (See Desmond, John, assiimor.)
White, Welcome. Everett, Mass., assignor of one-half to W. L. Maltby, Montreal, Canada.
Roofing composition
White, William A., assignor of one-half to D. A. Newton, Athol, Mass. Calipers
White, William R. (See Smith, James L., assignor.)
White, Willi.am R., Vincennes, Ind. Gate
White. William R., Vincennes, Ind. Gstte
White, William R. , Neoga, 111. Sliding gate
White, William R., Neoga, III. Sliding gate
■White, William R., and 0. Berggren, Aurora, Nebr. ; said Berggren assignor to said White.
End-gate ".
Whiteii, Alvinze, assignor to Holmes & Ide, Troy, N. Y. Collar
Whitehead, Ben.iamin S.. Newark, N. J. Inking attachment for printing-presses
Whitehead, Frederick, Cleveland, Ohio. Damper for smoke-consuming fuimaces
Whitehead, Herman L., Island City. Oreg. Hay-press
Whitehouse, Francis M , Chicago, 111. Tramway-car
Whitehouse. James E,, Dover. N. H. Overshoe
Whitehouse, Samuel, and S. R. Frye. Bath, Me. Fire-escape
Whiteley, Fassler & Kelley. (See Whiteley, William N., assignor.)
Whiteloy, James H., assignorof one-half to E. C.Chapin, Lansing, Mich. Ax or similar tool.
Whiteley, William N., Springfield. Ohio. Grain-wheel for liarvesteis
Whiteley, William N., assignor to Whiteley, Fa ssler& Kelley. Springfield, Ohio. Harvester.
Wliiteley, William N., and W. Bayley, Springfield, Ohio. Ifai vpster
Whitely, William, Housatonic, Jilas.s. Rag-engine for paper-making
Whiteraan, Abram T., New York, N. Y. Jar
Whitescarver, John F., Maiden, Mo. Animal-poke
Whiting, Albert, Rochester, N. Y. Apparatus for scouring and fleshing hides
Whiting, Davis J. (See Lockwood, Samuel T., assignor.)
Whiting, George A. (See Malone and Whiting.)
Whiting, Henry, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Piston valve
Whiting, Henry, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Governor for steam-engines
Whiting, Henry A., Brooklj-n, and W. J. Winghart, New York, N. Y. Combined cane
and umbrella
Whiting, Henry W., Philadelphia, Pa. Apparatus for burning hydrocarbon oils
Whiting, J. Hill, Detroit, Mich. Chill for casting car-wheels
Whiting, J. Hill, Detroit, Mich. Transfer-truck
Whiting, J. Hill, Detroit, Mich. Crane '
Ifo.
304,151
308,119
298,644
302,807
303,089
308,542
303,903
304,885
293,388
306,447
300,930
308,720
2ni,4.')0
294.830
30.5,6-16
299,188
300..544
297.208
298,645
291,251
303,0(10
294,831
308,223
300,819
298,531
310,005
305,768
297,046
296,2.58
.301,192
303,685
304,886
299,888
291,451
2'"' 1.2.52
297^209
29.5,604
296,259
303.091
307,694
30,^,645
310,006
302,614
2^7,n53
291,969
308.224
306,300
308.810
301,311
308,721
309,369
297,544
297,545
.306,448
299,307
305,554
301.781
292,723
292,778
308,392
293,830
306,887
310,007
310.008
310,009
Date.
Aug. 26
Nov. 18
May 13
July 29
Aug. 5
Nov. 25
Aug. 19
Sept. 9
Feb. 12
Oct. 14
June 24
Dec. 2
Jan. 1
Mar. 11
Sept. 23
May 27
June 17
Apr. 22
May 13
Jan. 1
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Nov. 18
June 24
May 13
Dec. 30
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1020
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476
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1607
456
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351
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2090
2091
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1688
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2265
1274
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1112
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1887
1888
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248
237
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238
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73
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539
399
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279
215
125
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611
335
284
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Alpliahetical list of patentees — Continned.
319
Name, residence, and invention.
AVhitinjr, .Tames A., Baltimore, Md. Ship's windlass
Whitiuf:, Nathan ill T., San Francisco, Cal. Grease-trap
Whiting, AVilliam M., Elizabeth, N. J. Slato-eraser
Whiting, William M., Elizabeth, N. J. Vise
Whitlock, Daniel, Newark, N. J. Heeling-machine
Whitlock, Thomas H., and C. L. Etheridge, Paris, Tenn. Plo\r ,
Whitman & Barnes Manufacturing Compau.v. (See Garrett, Daniel M., assignor.)
Whitman, Charles E., St. Louis, Mo. Baling-press
Whitman, George W. (See Bignall and Wliitman.)
Whitman, George W., assignor to M. C. Bignall, St. Louia, Mo. Device for punching metal
No.
tubes .
Wliitman. W.iltcr W., et nl.. executors. (See Bramer, Frank.)
Whitman, William S. (See Chesebro and AVhitman.)
Whitman, Henry L., St. Louis, Mo. Broadcast seed-sower
Whitmore. Enoch. San Francisco, Cal. Vehicle running-gear
Wliitmore. Samuel K., and A. W. Feel}', assignors of one-third to S. Gibbs, Edenburg, Pa.
Car-coupling
Whitney, Albert R.. et nl. (See Witt, Daniel, assignor.)
Whitney, Alfred. (See Winter, Thomas Y., assignor.)
Whitney, Amos. (See Johnson. Moses C, assignor.)
Whitney, Augustus L., Leominster, Mass. Buckle-protector for harness
Whitney, Baxter D., Winchendon, Mass. Planing-machine
Whitney, Baxter D., Winchendon, Mass. Gearing
Wliitney, Baxter D., Winchendon, and H. W. Howe, Hubbardston, Mass.; said Howe as
signer to said Whitney. Compound lathe-chuck
Whitney, Casper C, Atlantic, Iowa. Button-fastener
Whitney, Chnrles, assignor of three-fourths to C. W. and W.W. Marsh, Sycamore, K. Em
erson and AV. A . Talcott. Eockford , 111. Harvester-platfoira
Whitney, Charles, assignor to himself, C. W. and W. W. Marsh, Sycamore, B. Emerson?
and AV. A. Talcott. Kockford, 111. Grain-deliverer for self-binders \
Whitney, Charles, Sycamore, assignor of three-fourths to K. Emerson and W. A. Talcott,
Rockford, C. AV. and W.W. Marsh, Sycamore, 111. Grain-harvester frame
Whitney, Charles, and W. W. Marsh, Sycamore, HI. Grain-binding harvester
Whitney, Charles, and W. W. Marsh, Sycamore, III. Harvester and binder -
Whitney, Charles, and W. W. Marsh, Sycamore, HI. Harvester and binder -
Whitney, Charles A., Walthara, Mass. Furniture-caster
AVhituey, Charli's S . et al. (See Comstock, Francis M., assignor.)
Wliitney, Hezekiah AV., Monroe, AVis. Wagon running-gear
AVhitney, James H., Brooklyn. N. Y. Device for poising treadle and crank movements. - -
Whitney. John M., Mount Pulaski, HI. Automatic starting and stopping mechanism fori
iFind mill-pumps i
Whitney, Moses W., Bristol, R. I. Rubber boot
AVhitney Organ Company. (See Votey, Edwin S., assignor.)
Whitney, Orison C, Cleveland, Ohio. Reed-organ stop-action
Whitney, Orison C, Cleveland, Ohio. Cabinet-organ case
Whitney, Pardon A., Cleveland, Ohio. Eatcbet-drill
Whitney. Pardon A., Cleveland, Ohio. Ratchet-diill
AVhitney, Pardon A., assignor to Peck, Stow & AVilcox Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Rivet-
ing-machine
Whitney, Euel W., assignor to Leader Sewing Machine Company, Cleveland, Ohio,
wheel.
Fly-
AVhitney, William H., East Brnokfield, Mass. Breech-loading fire-arm
Whiten', David E. and L. E., West Stafford, Conn. Lathe-chuck
Whiton, Lucius E. (See Whiton, David E. and L. E.)
AVhitson, George W., et al. (See Le Roy, Charles J., assignor.)
Whittaker, Heiiry B., and G. F. Godley. Philadelphia, Pa. Spring-motor
AVIiittaker, Thomas, Accringtnn, countj' of Lancaster, England. Press for making bricks, j
tiles, &c ' - S
Whittaker, William T. (See Ladd and Whitaker, assignors.)
AVhittelsey. Elbert A.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Shawl-strap
AVhittemore, \A'illiam H., De ling, assignor of one-half to E. S. Hoyt, S. Fogg, and G. M.
Donham. Portland. Me. Hlackboavd
Whitten. Silas R. (See AVright, Elijah, assignor.)
Whittier, Charles, Boston. Mass. Guard for elevator-shafts
Wliittier, Ozro M. (See Gaibraith, Edward A., assignor.)
AVhittier, Reuben S. , Boston . Mass. Apparatus for operating window-shades
AVhittingham, Harry, Atlantic Highlands, N. J., assignor to Atlantic Highlands Paper
Ware Company, New Yoik, N. Y. Manufacture of paper ware from pulp and machine
there for -
Whittinghill, John S.. MadisonviUe, Ky. Car-coupling
AVhittleton, William E , Rochester, N. Y. Handle for blacksmiths' tools
Whitton. Andrew D., assignor of two-thirds to G Rice and H. P. Hougen, Philadelphia,
Pa. Device for transmitting power
Whitworth, Charles E., Boston. Mass. Carding-maeliine
Whitworth. Thomas S. (S.^e Higgins and Whitworth.)
AVhyte, AVilliam H. (See Hutcliins, AVilliam F., assignor.)
AViard, HaiTV. (See Judd and Wiard.)
Wiard, Harry, and W. R. Bullock, Syracuse, N. Y. Plow
Wiard, Nomian, assignor to H. R. Hughes, Washingti n, D. C. Carpet-stretcher
Wiborn, Gershom, Manistee, Mich. Machine for rolling logs
Wichard, Frank F., St. Louis, Mo. Cithern
AVick, John P., Parma, Ohio. Potato-planter
Wick, John P., Cleveland, Ohio. Candy-machine
304,152
306.381
294, a!).!
290, f 89
304.1.')3
299,444
295,089
295,090
307,610
307,510
303,243
303,686
305,647
305,648
302,450
302,808
291,448
305,256
291,449
291,452
295,510
306,982
309,273
301,546
292,969
300,177
299,890
297,211
297,212
292, .522
297,210
303,350
29.5,215
304,480
294,296
292,970
298,646
300,744
308,296
308,936
296,494
309,424
302,074
304,769
Date.
Monthly
volume.
295,701
301,193
29.5,702
293.205
300,820
294,832
295,846
Aug. 26
Oct. 21
Feb. 26
June 3
Aug. 26
May 27
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Nov. 4
Nov. 4
Ang. 5
Ang. 19
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
July 22
July 29
Jan. 1
Sept. 16
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Mar. 18
Oct. 21
Dec. 16
July 8
Feb. 5
June 10
June 3
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Jan. 29
Apr. 22
Aug. 12
Mar. 18
Sept. 2
Feb. 26
Feb. 5
May 13
June 17
Nov. 18
Dec. 9
Apr. 8
Dec. 16
July 15
Sept. 9
Mar. 25
July 1
1634
12.30
1963
477
1634
1853
942
944
2.57
123
451
1021
1707
1771
1771
2226
533
1267
535
541
1478
1231
938
602
238
865
478
1667
1669
1912
1666
5S9
1105
253
1964
239
852
1613
1137
484
758
11,33
1280
635
1731
158
Mar. 25 ' 1731
Feb. 5 553
June 24 1707
Mar. 11 : 604
Mar. 25 , 1914
Official
Gazette.
Wick, Robert, Chicago, 111. Alatch-box
Wickeuden, AVilliam F., San Luis Obispo, Cal. Animal-shears .
296.901 j
302,642 :
297,327 1
Apr. 15
July 29
Apr. 22
1272
2035
1803
446
.327
538
125
447
533
257
257
122
280
(491
) 492
492
485
612
151
C346
) 347
C151
) 152
C 1.53
054
(155
(407
) 408
C327
<328
(329
248
165
65
C233
i234
125
C 4.53
\ 454
454
535
453
162
306
73
538
65, 66
C2.38
1239
442
309
129
209
304
354
173
482
41
482
147
466
166
529
353
354
557
490
(35;
^35
28
29
26
27
28
27
26
28
28
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27
28
26
28
26
26
|27
27
29
29
27
26
26
27
26
26
1 27
28
27
773
247
808
1013
773
901
997
997
417
392
538
654
1162
1163
346
430
96
1064
96
1109
247
891
116
486
1092
1013
331
331
373
331
569
1040
863
808
486
694
1235
601
794
150
927
249
942
1161
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1161
538
1258
938
1194
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398
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320
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
ITaine, residence, and invention.
"Wickens, Henrj*. (See Riddell and "Wickens.)
"Wickers, AVilliam H., Indianapolis, Ind. King for secnrinpr finger-cots in position
"W"ickersiiani, Charles H., Pottstown, Pa. Electric liigli and low water detector for steam-
l)oil(
"Wicker.sham, Charles H.. Pottstown, Pa. Knife-ring
Wickersham, Heniy N., Wilmington, Del. Ventilating apparatus
Wickersliam, Henry N., Wilmington, Del. "Ventilating apparatus
Wickersham, James T., Red Oak, Iowa. Dust-pan
Wickes, Edward N. (See Wickes, "Henry D. and E. N.)
Wickes, Henry D. and E. N., East Saginaw, Mich. Press-roller mechanism for gang-saw
mills - -
Wickham, James E., Hartford, Conn. Bracket, shelf, or picture support
Wicks, Frank C, St. Louis, Mo. Fence -
Wicks, William A., Baltimore, Md. Method of and device for filling and draining food-
cans .
Wicks, William A., Baltimore, Md. Apparatus for preserving fruit. &c
Wickson, George G-.. San Francisco, Cal. Whiffletree and trace-holder
Wickwire, Chester F. and T. H., Cortland, N. ¥. Manufafture of painted wire-cloth
Wickwire, Theodore H. (See Wickwire, Chester F. and T. H.)
Wiildifield, Watson P., assignor of one-half to A. T. Button, "tjxbridge, Ontario, Canada.
Car and locomotive brake
Widman, Herman G., San Francisco, Cal. Kefrigerating-car and apparatus for shipping
meat-
Widmayer, Louis, Chicago, HI. Pool-rack
Wldmer, Charles, et al. (See Kane, Charles I., assignor.)
Wiedemann, Martin F., Burlington, Iowa. Awning
Wiedershelm, John A., Philadelphia, Pa. Ecfiiirerator
Wiegand, S. Lloyd, Philadelphia, Pa. Car-coupling
Wiegand, S. Lloyd, Philadelphia, Pa, Gas-engine
Wiegand, S. Lloyd, Philadelphia, Pa. Centrifugal drainer
Wieghorst, Wilhelra A. F., Hamburg, Germany. Baking-oven
Wiegleb, Emil F., assignor to himself and W. H. Boiden, Milton, Wis.
ment.
Ila/.or-strop attach-
Wieland, John C. (See Vogelbacli. Wieland, and Hiley.)
Wiesebrock, Frederick W., New York, JT. Y. Pncuiii'jitic gi-ain elevator and purifier
Wiesing, Geoige W. A., Lime Rock, Conn., as.siffnnr of two-thirds to P. E. Menihew, Fair-
haven, Mas.s. Mold for the manufactui-e of chilled car-wheels and similar castings
Wiesler, W. H. (See Culver, James H., assignor.)
Wigg, Chailes, Liverpool, county of Lancaster, England. Apparatus for the manufacture
of bicarbonate of soda
Wiggins, John G. (See Lambert and Wiggins.)
Wiggins. Theodore C. et nl. (See Brrdford. Addison, assignor.)
Wight, Charles H. (See Kiesenfeld, Edward E., assignor.)
Wight, Henry F., Boston, and H. P. Aldrieh, Somcrville, assignors of one-half to S. N.
Aldrich, Marboro, Mass. Railway gate and signal
Wightnian, D.anicl A. (See Tabor, ^Harris, assignor.)
Wightman, Thomas T., et al. (See Nugent, Richard C, assignor.)
Wigraore, William H. (See Doerr, John H., assignor.)
WiiUer, Helen C, Fayette, Mich. Salve
AYilher, James L.. Famiinaton, Mich. Stove-pipe thimble
Wither, Thomas L., Scio, N. Y. Floor-iack
Wilbur, Alfred, Allegheny City, Pa. l''langing-machine
Wilbur, Alfred, Allegheny City, Pa. Flanging-machiue
Wilbur, Alfred, Allegheny, Pa. Flauging.-raachiuo
Wilbur, Andrew J., assignor to A. Van Wagenen. Boston, Mass. Boot or shoe
Wilbui', Henry A., Cambridge, assignor of one-half to F. W. Lowe, Boston, Mass. Mortis-
ing-machine
Wilbur, Henry A., West Somerville, assignor of one-half to F. W. Lowe, Boston, Mass.
Roller-skate
Wilhur, Henry A., West Somerville, assignor of one-half to F. W. Lowe, Boston, Mass.
Skate
Wilbur, Henry A., Cambridge, assignor of one-half to F. W. Lowe, Boston, Mass. Win-
dow-sash pulley
AYilcox, Charles F., Ipswich. Mass. Take-up and pull-off device for sewing-machines
Wilcox, Charles M. (See Middaugh ami Wilcox.)
Wilcox, Crittenden & Co. (See Mitchell, Beu.iamin F., assignor.)
Wilcox, Edwai-d M., Whitewater, Wis., and "W". E. Botsford, Omaha, Nebr. Shelling and
grinding machine
Wilcox, Eljen K., Cleveland, Ohio. Journal-box
Wilcox, Frank. (See Buys, Bert, assignor.)
Wilcox, Henry C Boston, Mass. Elevator-guard
Wilcox, Merrill F., Bay City, Mich. Smoothing the inner surface of wooden tubing .
Wilcox, Ralph and R.,'TJtira. Mich. Midtlling.s-purifier
Wilcox, Ransford. (See Wilcox, Ralph and K.)
Wilcox, Stephen, Brooklyn, N. Y. Hot-air engine. (Reissue)
Wilcox, Stephen, Brooklyn, U". Y. Hot-air engine. (Reissue)
Wilcox, Stephen C, assignor to L. D. Randall, Dubuque, Iowa. Salt-cellar
Wilcox, Ste^jhen C-, assignor to L. D. Randall, Dubucjne, Iowa. Salt-cellar
Wilcox, William AV., Middletown. Conn. Sail-grommet
Wilcox, William R., St. Joseph, Mich. Car-step
Wilcoxson, James. (See Stewart, William H., assignor.)
Wilcoxson, Qninn D. (See Sraoot and Wilcox.son.)
Wild, Eniil, Berlin, Germany, assignor to B. B. Schneider, Orange, N. J. Lamp.
Wild, John, Chester, Pa. Crane
Wild, Warren W., Lee, Mass. Tool for splitting stone
No.
293,831
309.425
309. -126
304.HP7
.•i0.i,36,i
302,07.')
29l,P23
202. .523
303,351
201,117
30S,393
301,fi52
304,154
307,695
293,832
294,422
302,809
309. .593
297.328
297,329
300,545
302,457
294,944
304,982
303,773
296,260
294,172
302,87.5
307,887
291 824
306, -93
300,794
.308,297
310,159
Wild, William E., Loveland, Colo. Machine for separating, sorting, and grading grain.
Wilde, Daniel. (See Folger and Wilde.)
Wilder, Aretus A., assignor of one-half to C. B. Palmer, Detroit, Mich. Nut-lock
293,607
300,745
301,415
306,983
307,154
298,260
300,931
300,932
295,703
306,567
10,486
10,529
294,341
299,445
304,249
300,668
303,774
307,611
300,423
299,446
297,894
Date.
Feb. 19
Dec. 16
Dec. Ifi
Sept. 9
Sept. 16
July 15
Jan. 8
Jan. 29
Aug. 12
Jan. 1
Nov. 25
July 8
Aug. 26
Nov. 4
Feb. 19
Mar. 4
July 29
Dec. 23
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
June 17
July 22
Mar. 11
Sept. 9
Aug. 19
Apr. 1
Feb. 26
July 29
Nov. 11
Jan. 8
Oct. 21
Oct.
Nov. 18
Dec. 30
Feb. 12
June 17
July 1
Oct. 21
Oct. 28
May 6
June 24
June 24
Mar. 25
Oct. 14
June 3
Oct. 7
Feb. 26
May 27
Aug. 26
June 17
Aug. 19
Nov. 4
June 17
May 27
Apr. 29
Monthly
volume.
03
1356
1134
1135
785
1404
1282
1009
1914
590
129
1275
748
1637
366
1357
109
2227
1361
1804
1806
1345
1772
734
914
1128
457
1816
2331
625
1010
991
992
1138
2081
1052
1614
438
1236
1492
389
1839
1840
1733
690
550
440
2025
1855
1760
1513
376
305
305
215
389
355
282
535
162
37
349
205
447
C 99
) 100
C376
J 377
29
612
367
490
491
370
(485
\Ai6
204
250
310
129
496
171
283
262
263
310
558
291
442
118
329
398
102
C503
1504
504
482
180
(146
) 147
j;il8
\ 119
555
533
480
417
1129 310
258 70
1195 327
18.56
C 533
1534
2530 ! 693
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927
927
971
1089
250
186
373
569
26
635
144
773
438
693
847
430
, 975
356
3.56
1189
346
963
996
674
86
781
449
494
186
200
200
601
1127
633
1236
81
247
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1284
1284
1161
134
1026
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819
902
796
1220
674
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1160
902
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alpliahetical list of patentees — Continued.
321
K amo, residence, and invention.
"Wilder, Edmund R. (See Tortcv and Wilder.)
Wilder, Edmund R., and J. P. Clark, Portland, Mo. Thomiostat
Wilder, Henry C, Ashbj', Mas.s., assignor of oue-liall' to J. Gr. Willard, New York, N. Y.
Safety-valve
Wildermuth, La Payette, Colnrahus, Ohio. Wiro-coiliuf; niacliino
Wildemmth, La Eayetto, Colunilnis, Ohio. Spring hcd-bottom
Wildsmith, James H. S., Londou, England. Treatment of starch-yielding materials and
apparatus therefor :
Wildt, William, Richmond, Va. Engraver's tool
Wiles, JohnM., Butte City, Cal. Rotary pump
Wiley, Philip W., Raleigli, N. C. Machine for attaching labels to packages
Wiley, Philip W., Raleigh, N. C., assignor to Golding & Co., Boston, Mass. Supplement-
ary cell for type-cases
Wiley & Russell Manufacturing Company. (See Russell, Charles P., assignor.)
Wiley & Russell Manufacturing Company. (See Smart, Albert J., assignor.)
Wiley, William E., Grand Rapids, Mich. Adjusting and securing slide-valves upon their
rods
Wilgus, Garrard T)., Le.\ington, Ky. Kiln for burning bricks, tiles, &c
Wilhelm, Artenias, Wilmington, Del. Toy
Wilhelm, Solon H. (See Tower, Fred B., assignor.)
Wilhelrai, Gustavus, Amsterdam, N. Y. Portable bottle-holder
Wilhelmi, Valentin, Paterson, N. J. Beer-cooler
Wllkening, John H. C, Higginsvillc, Mo. Jointed lap-ring
Wilkens. Henry, New York, N. Y. Chip- vat
Wilkes, Peter, Trenton, N. J. Blunger for mixing clay for potters' use. ,
Wilkes, Peter, Trenton, N. J. Annealing-pot
Wilkey, David, Rock Island, Quebec, Canada. Rubber shoe
Wilkin, Theodore S., Milwaukee, Wis. Gang-saw-mill frame .
Wilkin, Theodore S., Milwaukee, Wis.
Wilkin, Theodore S., Milwaukee, Wis.
Wilkin, Theodore S., Milwaukee, Wis.
Wilkin, Theodore S., MUwankee, Wis.
Gang-saw mill
Gang-saw mill
Gang-saw mill
Saw-mill head-block.
Wllkln, Theodore S., Milwaukee, Wis. Saw-mill set- works
Wilkin, William M., East Saginaw, Mich. Sawmill dog
Wilkin, William M., Erie, Pa. Sawmill dog
Wilkin, William M., Eiie, Pa. Gang-saw mill
Wilkins, Alexander G., assignor to Wilkins Shoe-Button Fastener Company, Meadville,
Pa. Apparatus for securing buttons to fabrics
Wilkins, Charles L., Columbus, Ohio. Stove-pipe damper
Wilkins, Charles L.. Columbus, Ohio.' Damper
Wilkins, Daniel, Chicago, 111. Fire-escape
Wilkins, George A., Philadelphia, Pa. Telephone-support
Wilkins, Frank R., Lawrence, Mass. Car-coupling ^
Wilkins, John H., assignor to himself and C. W. A. Romer, Newark, N. J. Bicycle - lan-
tern
Wilkins, John S., Cincinnati, Ohio. Welding compound
Wilkins Shoe-Button Fastener Company. (See Wilkins, Alexander G., assignor.)
Wilkins, Sylvester B. (See Mutimer, Frederick, assignor.)
Wilkinson, Alexander, London, England. C!able for telosnaphic and other purposes
Wilkinson. Chailes E., assignor of two-tliirds to L. A. Ballou, Matteawan, and W. CaiToll,
New York, N. Y. A pparatus for blocking hats
Wilkinson, Charles E.. Matteawan, N. Y., assignor to Willimantic Linen Company, Hart-
ford, Conn. Unwinding attachment for .spools and bobbins
Wilkinson, Henry T. L., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to C. B. Cottrell, Westerly, K. I. Sheet-
delivery apparatus for printing-presses
Wilkinson, .Joseph H., Boston, Mass. Automatic oil-cup
Wilkinson, Joseph H., Boston, Mass. Lubricator f<u' crank-pins
Wilkinson, Walter S., Baltimore, Md., assignor to International Pavement Company, of
Connecticut. Process of and apparatus for the manufacture of compressed asphaitum
blocks
Wilks. John W., Carmel, S. C. Rotary engine
Will, Hennan, assignor to Hafner & Will, Chicago, HI.
chin
Sirup-gage for bottle-filling ma-
Willaman. Joseph B., C. Stratton. and H. S. Lynch, Salem, Ohio. Car-coupling
Willard, Henry F., Cambridge, Mass. Pocket watch-clasp
Willard, Joel G. (See Wilder, Henry C, assignor.)
Willard, John P., WestDepere. Wis. Bow-facing rowing mechanism
Willard, Rodney S., Swanton, Vt. Box and tub fastener
Willcox, Charles H., New York, N. Y., assignor to Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Com-
pany, of New York. Tension apparatus for straw-hat and other sewing-machines
Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine (jompany. (See Gorton, James S., assignor.)
Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Company. (See Hiue, CJharles M., assignor.)
Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Company. (See Willcox. Charles H., assignor.)
Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine (Company et al. (See Ryder, Martin H., assignor.)
Willcox, James F. and O., Brooklyn. N. Y. Defecating and clarifying saccharine liquors.
Willcox, James M. (See Lesley and Willcox.)
Willcox, James M., Philadelphia, Pa. Machinery for compressing and molding powdery
and pasty substances
Willcox, James M., Philadelphia, Pa. Machinery for compressing and molding powdery
and pasty substances
Willcox, Oliver. (See Willcox, J.ames F. and O.)
Willcox, William R. (See Brown and Willcox.)
Willcutt, Andrew J., JBoston, Mass. Car-platform gate
Wilier, Henry E., Milwaukee, Wis. Window-screen
Willett, Horace A. (See Kauke, Walter E., assignor.)
Willett, Marinus, Newport, R. I. Apparatus for concentrating sulphuric acid
Willey, Danford, Concord, N. H. Saw-sharpening machine ^
Willey, Danford, Concord, N. H. Sawsh.arpening device
Willey, Danford, and J. B. Thurston, Concord. N."H. Gage for setting planer-knives
Williams, Albert A., Sterling, 111. Wagon end-gate
Williams, Alexander R., Washington, D. C. File-holder
Williams, Allen T., Taunton, Mass. I'euduluni ,„.,.,,.,.......,,,...,......,....,
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No.
308,120
306,. "568
296,806
298,927
307,360
297,213
295,704
301,843
292,392
301,416
303,198
299,608
303.:!.')2
292,971
30.5,412
309,906
297,047
303,092
295,511
291,255
291,0^6
291,257
291,258
291,453
292,271
294,710
294,711
304,983
297.895
306,301
309.178
307,889
294,297
303,687
307,511
301,032
301,417
303,904
307,890
302,458
307.891
307,892
303,093
298,434
309,427
301,194
303,688
299.042
303,775
309,514
303,776
309,117
309,118
299,709
309,015
301,033
298,928
304,388
304,389
305,125
300,546
301,195
Date.
Nov. 18
Oct. 14
Apr. 15
May 20
Oct. 28
Apr. 22
Mar. 25
July 8
Jan. 22
July 1
Aug. 5
June 3
Aug.
12
l-'eb.
5
Sept.
16
Dec.
30
Apr.
15
Aug.
5
Mar.
18
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
22
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Sept. 9
Apr. 29
Oct. 7
Dec. 9
Nov. 11
Feb. 26
Aug. 19
Nov. 4
June 24
July 1
Aug. 19
Nov. 11
July 22
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
Aug. 5
May 13
Dec. 16
July 1
Aug. 19
May 20
Aug. 19
Dec. 16
Aug. 19
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
June 3
Dec. 9
June 24
May 20
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Sept. 16
June 17
July X
Monthly
volume.
909
691
1143
1213
1774
1670
1734
989
1733
439
394
139
591
243
1450
1767
1445
205
1483
296
297
298
301
548
1584
446
448
915
2531
352
807
631
1965
1021
124
1961
440
1293
632
1773
634
635
266
605
1136
1022
1362
1131
1241
1131
723
725
284
597
1961
1215
134
135
1086
1346
160
249
180
322
342
477
454
:482
483
269
483
118
106
34
162
66, 67
403
477
399
73
409
83,84
84
84
85
155
;442
I 443
■ 124
124
250
693
95
214
172
538
280
33
118
357
173
486
173
173
73
171
305
42
280
388
310
335
195
196
70
157
542
343
40
40
296
371
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.350
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1161
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569
487
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1067
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65
858
495
808
654
393
1306
81
706
495
346
495
496
504
649
928
31
654
799
674
948
675
844
844
974
816
1306
771
839
839
1033
1189
31
322
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphaheiical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
■Williams, Augustus W. (See Haliermann, Gustave, assijmor.)
Williams, Austin, and J. M. Gannon, If egaunee, Mlcli. Cut-out for telephones
"Williams, Benezette. (See Dorsett, MoiTis, and Williams.)
"Williams, Benezette. (See MoitIs, Dorsett, and Williams.)
"Williams, Benezette, Chicago, 111. Apparatus for forming sections of underground elec
trical conduits of plastic material
"Williams, Benezetti, Chicago, HI. Joining sections of conduits for electric conductors
"Williams, Benjamin H., Lawrencevllle, Pa. Locking nuts to bolts
Williams, Benjamin I., Lansing, Micli. Churn
"Williams, Charles A., Lawsonham, Pa. Nut-loclc
Williams, Charles H., Cincinnati, Ohio. Machine for maUins link.i
Williams, Cbarles J., assignor of one-half to J. C. Iverson, Milwaukee, Wis. Machine foi'
double-seaming elevator-buckets
Williams, Charles K., Grand Rapids, Mich. Machine for shariiening shear.s
"Williams, Charles L., South "Whitley, Tnd. Vegetable-cutter
"Williams, Charle.s P., Philadelphia, Pa. Extiacting gold by means of alkaline sulphides . .
Williams, Cbarles E. (See Payne and Williams.)
"Williams, Charle.s R., assignor to B. W. Payne & Sons, Elmira, N. T. Sbiftina eccentric. .
"Williams, Charles W., Cave City, Ky., G. S. Barnum, Atlanta, Ga., and E. B^ Ives, New
York, N. T. Apparatus for maintaining electrical connections
Williams, Charles "W., Cave City, Ky.. G. S. Barnum. Atlanta, Ga., and E. B. Ives, New
"Fork, N. T. Apparatus for niaintainiug electrical connection between a moving and a
stationary electrical instrument '. ,
Williams, Clarence A., Webster City, Iowa. Carpenter's work -bench
Williams, Clarence A., Webster City, Iowa. Bench for jointing lumber
Williams, Daniel R.. Dallas, Tex. Reflector-holder for lamps
Williams, Dolph. (See Bauer and Williams.)
Williams, Eben B., Forestdale, assignor, by mesne assignments, of part to D. D. Earle,
North Smithfleld, R. I. Thread-guide for spooling-machines
"Williams. Edwin F., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Crosby Steam Gage and Valve Com-
pany, Boston, Mass. Ineit;ia-recording mechanism for .steam-engines
"Williams, Edwin 0., assignor to himself and B. L. Dwinell, Taunton, Mass. Drill-making?
machine ^
"Williams. Edwin S.. Howard, and J. E. Harder, assignors of one-third to A. V. Clelajid,
Niles, MicU. Sheaf-carrier for harvesters
"Williams, Erancis S., Boston, Mass. Shirt-bosom
Williams, Prank T., and J. C. Howell, Llanelly, county of Carmarthen, England. Manu-
facture of spongy lead
"Williams, Frederick C, Arlington, N. J. Machine for spinning metals
"Williams, Fredrick F., Salado. Tex. Churn-power
Williams, George R., Ithaca, N. T. Button-machine
"Williams, (jreorge R., Ithaca, N. Y., assignor to C. Tondeur, Bradford, Pa. Glass-flatten-
ing furnace
"Williams, George AV. (See Williams, Thornton F., assignor.) ■
Williams, (Jeorge W., Portis, Kans. Steam cooking apparatus
Williams, George W., Chicago, 111. Copying-press
Williams, Hamline B., Glenwood, Iowa. Car-coupling
Williams, Henry A. (See Williams, Mauck, and Williams.)
Williams, Henry S., and E. L. Shipman, assignors to themselves and J. D. Shipman, New
York, N. Y. Portfolio
Williams, Horace, and J. L. Alberger, Buffalo, N. Y. Manufacturing glucose and grape-
sugar from corn or other cereals ,
Williams, Horatio N., assignor of two-thirds to J. W. Duxbury and C. P. Brann, Providence,
R. I. Electric device for lighting gas
No.
Williams, Irvin A., IJtica, N. Y. Locomotive head-light.
Williams,
Williams,
Williams,
Williams,
Williams,
Williams,
Williams,
Williams,
Williams,
Williams,
Williams,
Williams,
Williams,
Williams,
Williams,
Williams,
Williams,
WiUiams,
Williams,
ling
Isaac F., Bristol, R. I. Rubber boot or shoe
Isaac F. , Bristol, R. I. Rubber boot or shoe
Isaac F., Bristol, R. I. Waterproofed textile fabrics
Isaac F., Bristol, R. I. Rubber boot
Isaac S., Philadelphia, Pa. Combined commode and bidet
James B., Glastonbury, Conn. Whiffletree-hook
James B., Boston, Mass. Cuff-button
James M., Batavia, N. Y. Snow-plow
James N., Mobile, Ala. Draw-bridge signal
James T. (See Sawtelle and Williams.)
James T., et al. (See Wheeler, James, assignor.)
James T. (See "Williams, Julius M., assignor.)
Jeremiah. Hartford, Ky. Line-throwing gun
John. (See Smith, John T., assignor.)
John, Kalamazoo, Mich. Cherry-pitter
John C, Anita, Iowa. Harrow
and A. C. Taylor. Malvern, Ark. Vehicle-axle
Boston, Mass. Railway-tie
assignor to himself and G. W. Hooker, Brattleborough, Vt.
John F
John H
John H
Car-coup-
Williams, John N., St. Paul, Minn. Check-punching machine.
Williams, John R.
Williams, John R.
Williams, John R.
Williams, John R.
Williams, John S.
Williams, John S.,
Williams, John S.,
Williams, Joseph, San Jo"s^., Cal
Williams, Joseph, San Jos6. Cal.
Williams, Joseph T., Easton, Pa. Anchor
WiUiams, Julius M., assignor of one-half to J. T. Williams, Dutch Mills, Ark.
vator and canier
Williams, Le Roy, Lansing, Mich., assignor to "Weed Sewing Machine Company, Hartford,
Conn. Sewing-machine ,.,....,
Newark, N. J. Machine for cutting cigar- wrappers
Newark, N. J. Cigar-wrapper-cntting machine
Newark, N. J. Cigar- wrap])er cutter
Newark, N. -T. Combined pneumatic holder and cutter .
(See Burns. Robert, as.signor.)
et al. (See Fontayne, Albert, assignor.)
Chirago, 111. Bellows
Window-blind
Cultivator-tooth
Water-ele-
291,825
301,547
309,907
299,447
308,121
299 308
303,244
297,048
308,046
296,201
292,605
305,2.57
307,888
309,274
300.178
306,888
297,481
294,712
307,612
293,292
291,118
297,896
296,262
291,253
308,722
295,705
305,5.55
294,945
301,418
295,706
298,532
308,937
305,726
305,872
294,173
294.174
296,263
296.264
299,891
296.265
306.199
309,275
298,647
305,873
292,393
309,119
301,419
309,428
306,449
298,648
291.559
297,897
297,898
298,715
298,261
291,254
309,671
308,646
299,043
309,672
Date.
Jan. 8
July 8
Dec. 30
May 27
Nov. 18
May 27
Aug. 5
Apr. 15
Nov. n
Apr. 1
Jan. 29
Sept. 16
Nov. 11
Dec. 16
June 10
Oct. 21
Apr. 22
Mar. 4
Nov. 4
Feb. 12
Jan. 1
Apr. 29
Apr. 1
•Ian. 1
Dec. 2
Mar. 25
Sept. 23
Mar. 11
July 1
Mar. 25
May 13
Dec. 9
Sept. 23
Sept. 30
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
June 3
Apr. 1
Oct. 7
Dec. 16
May 13
Sept. 30
Jan. 22
Dec. 9
July 1
Dec. 16
Oct. 14
May 13
Jan. 8
xVpr. 29
Apr. 29
May 13
May 6
Jan. 1
Dec. 23
Dec. 2
May 20
Dec, ?3
Monthly
volume.
1011
604
1768
1858
910
1689
451
1446
821
4.59
2027
1270
626
939
867
1113
2001
449
260
681
130
2532
460
293
188
1735
1653
734
441
1738
718
486
1873
2072
1818
1819
461
463
479
464
229
943
854
2077
1735
726
442
1137
540
855
687
2531
2535
947
1363
1459
283
400
222
129
347
172
248
234
296
547
125
70
(181
il82
37
693
130
83
49
483
458
205
118
483
203
(5
523
574
.575
576
496
496
130
130
126
130
62
249
239
.576
483
196
119
305
145
239
240
194
694
694
203
Official
Gazette.
389 I 103
295 ^ 83
14.58 394
82 22
26
>28
29
27
29
27
27
29
28
V28
26
26
27
27
27
27
29
29
27
28
26
29
28
29
29
1 27
26
27
27
27
27
26
29
29
be
388 ] 27
395 29
186
117
1068
902
558
871
538
286
534
87
392
1064
494
891
1092
225
394
900
418
566
26
502
53
733
1161
1142
963
82
1102
671
791
1183
122(i
781
781
87
87
1013
87
41
891
695
1227
335
844
82
928
106
695
130
502
502
714
600
53
994
713
799
994
i
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
AlpTiabetioal list of patentees — Continued,
323
Kame, residence, and invention.
No.
Bate.
Monthly
■volume.
Official
Gazette.
"Williams, Lewis, Johnstown, Pa. Bale-tie
"Williams, Lewis, Johnstown, Pa. Bale-tie
"Williams, Lewis, Johnstown, Pa., assijrnor to Cambria Iron Company, of Pennsylvania.
Apparatus for coating wire with metal
AVilliams, Malcolm B.. et al. (See Wilson, Herbert S., assiffnor.)
"Williaras Mannfaoturius Company, C. "W. (See Davis, Charles W.. assignor.)
"Williams, Martin F., Bastrop, La. Corkscrew
"Williams, Pliny B., et al. (See Little. James R., assignor.)
"Williams, Richard S., New York, iST. Y. "Wrir.klinq: jrolrt dental foil
"Williams, Richard S , New York, N. Y. Dental-foil condenser
"Williams, Robert, Jr. (See Michael and Williams.)
Williams, Robert A., and J. Bragg, Clevelaiid. Ohio. Apparatus for coloring oil
Williams, Robert W., Goshen, Ind. Hand-sled
Williams, Samuel T., Red Bank, N. .J. Wheel
Williaras, Samuel T., Redbauk, N. J. Wheel
Williams, Samuel T., Redbank, assignor to Williams Tension Wheel Company, Newark,
N.J. Wheel
Williams. Samuel T., Redbank, assignor to Williams Tension Wheel Company, Newark,
N. J. Wheel
Williams. Saumel T., Redbank, assignor to Williams Tension Wheel Company, Newark,
N.J. Wheel
Williams, Samuel T., Redbank, assignor to Williams Tension Wheel Company, Newark,
N.J. Wheel
Williams. Samuel T., Red Bank, assignor to Williams Tension Wheel Company, Newark,
N.J. Wheel
Williams, Seth C, assignor to Blaisdell Brothers, Brooklyn, N. Y. Circular sawing raa-J
chine <
Williams. Stephen E., Rockport, Mo., assignor to himself and J. C. Titter, Trempealeau,!
Wis. Check- row corn-planter j
Williaras. Sterling M. (See O'Connor and Williams.)
Williams, SylvesterC, East Liverpool, Ohio. Machine for cutting barrel-heads
Williams Tension Wheel Company. (See Williams, Samuel T., assignor.)
Williams, Theodore D., Chicago, ill. Stock-car
"Williams, Thomas, Putnam, 111. Weed-cutting attachment for cultivators
Williams, Thomas, and W. A. Preston, Princeton, Ind. ; said Williams assignor to said
Preston. Gate
Williams, Thomas, A. Manck, and H. A. Williams, Princeton, Ind. Elevator
Williams. Thomas H., S. D. Tompkins, Jersey City, N. J., and J. N. Matlock, Brooklyn,
N. T. Radiator '
Williams, Thornton F., assignor of one-half to G. W. Williams, Cascade Locks, Oreg. Fish-
ing-machine
Williams, Virgil L., Carters ville. Ga. Baling-press
Williams, Warren, Lumberton, N. C. Saw-guide
Williams, Warxen L. (See Hagge and Williams.)
Williams, White & Company. (See Ainsworth, Henry A., assignor.)
Williams, William, Huntingdon, Pa. Base-ball bat
Williams, WiUiani G., Cincinnati, Ohio. Arch for initiation purposes
Williams, William I. (See Berry, .James, assignor.)
Williamson, Benjamin F., assignor of one-half to G. Wells, Pittsborough, Ind. Carpet-
stretcher.
Williamson Brothers. (See Williamson, William C assignor.)
Williamson Brothers. (See Williamson and Fladvad, assignors.)
Williamson, Charles D. (See Ayres. Saxton T., assignor.)
Williamson, George. Cambridge] assignor to J. O. Hayden, Somerville, Mass.
for sawing printers' blocks
Williamson, George T. (See Lane. .John, assignor.)
Williamson, Henry C, Michigan City, Ind. Furnace
Williamson, John, Camden, N. .1. Pencil-sharpener
Williamson, John J., Boston, Mass. Combining of steels
- . - -- Manufacture of compound electric wire.
Rubber boot
Manufacture of electric conductors
Electrical conductor
Apparatus
Williamson, John J., Boston, Mass,
Williamson, John .1., Boston, Mass.
Williamson, John J., Boston, Mass.
Williamson, John J.. Boston. Mass.
Williamson, Jones F. (See Hebert, Peter, assignor.)
Williamson, Kelly M., (jhicago, HI. Bottle-stopper
Williamson, Relly M., assignor of one-half to H. Stephens, Chicago, HI
Williamson, S. Stnart. (See Smith and Williamson.)
Williamson, WOliara C, and H. O. Fladvad, assignors to Williamson Brothers, Philadel-^
phia. Pa. Steam steering mecli ani.sui S
Williamson, William C, assignor to Williamson Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa. Friction-
clutch
295,319
301,312
296,094
305,258
298,716
298,717
304,390
308,543
300,293
305,727
305,769
305,770
305,771
305,772
306,450
302,181
305,874
300,424
295.-168
302,876
291,858
295,135
309,811
301,653
306,569
295,964
292.190
307,155
308,122
296,372
294,556
307.613
295,965
295,966
296,495
300.179
300,669
Lumber-wagon .
Willimantic Linen Company. fSee Wilkinson, Charles E., assignor.)
Willis, Francis H., Brodhe.id, Wis. Spring-bed
Willis, George D., et al. (See Frost, Stiles, assignor.)
Willis, M. E., c( o(. (See Hyde. Isaac, assignor.)
Willis, Nelson. (See Allen, Willis A., assignor. 1
Willis, Robert L., assignor of one-half to J. A. Trumbull, Sherman, Tex.
Bale-band tight-
Willis, W. Beale. Waco, Tex. Rotary plow
Willis, Walter N., Trappe, Md. Air-brake
Willis, Walter N. . Trappe, Md. Safety attachment for elevators
Willison, Edwin B. C, Wind Ridge, Pa. Vehicle-brake
AVills, George AV., Portland, Oreg^ Saw
Willsea, Theodore. Brockport, N! Y. Ditching-machine
Willson, Henry, Chicago, HI. Card or ticket holder
Willson, Horace "W. (See Morgan, "Watson, and Willson.)
Willson, Robert W., New Haven. Conn. Combined telephone and time system..
Willson, Theodore B., Whitewater, Wis. Cutf fastener and adjuster
Willson, William H., assignor of one-half to R. D. Rockwiell, AVestfield, N. Y.
trap .
Valved
Wilmer, Theodore. MUlhousen, Ind. Programme-clock
WUmington M.illeable Iron CJompany. (See Davis, Levis H., assignor.)
■Wilmington, William, Toledo, Ohio, ' Casting car- wheels
306,302
306,303
300,180
303,689
307,512
291,560
301.313
303,777
306.795
307.367
293,130
301,034
298,048
308.225
298,533
300,746
292,456
309,120
Mar. 18
July 1
Apr. 1
Sept. 16
May 13
May 13
Sept. 2
Nov. 25
June 10
Sept. 23
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Oct. 14
July 15
Sept. 30
June 17
Mar. 18
July 29
Jan. 8
Mar. 11
Dec. 23
July 8
Oct. 14
Apr. 1
Jan. 22
Oct. 28
Nov. 18
Apr. 8
Mar. 4
Nov. 4
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
Apr. 8
June 10
June 17
Oct.
Oct.
June 10
Aug. 19
Nov. 4
Jan. 8
July 1
Aug. 19
Oct. 21
Oct. 28
Feb. 5
June 24
May 6
Nov. 18
May 13
June 17
Jan. 22
Dec. 9
1240
305
240
1271
948
950
137
1481
1026
1874
1938
1939
1940
1940
542
1411
2078
1196
1418
2331
1057
999
1635
750
693
83
1468
1494
911
605
273
261
83
86
759
869
1514
353
354
871
1023
125
306
1133
993
1776
454
1964
109
1051
719
1615
1819
728
344
83
70
347
263
264
40
403
270
523
539
539
539
540
145
C390
) 391
C576
i577
327
392
641
296
C275
i276
444
206
181
25
412
398
249
167
74
71
26
26
209
234
417
95
;234
235
280
33
194
83,84
310
263
477
121
543
28
285
203
443
.'507
196
26
28
27
28
27
27
28
29
27
28
28
28
28
28
29
^28
27
26
28
26
[26
29
28
29
27
26
29
29
27
26
29
27
27
27
27
27
29
29
I 27
28
29
26
28
28
29
29
26
27
27
29
27
27
26
29
1064
58
49
1065
714
714
840
678
1120
1183
1200
1200
1200
1200
106
274
1227
1160
1099
449
195
1008
1026
144
135
19
287
300
558
120
875
418
19
19
150
1092
1220
65
65
1093
654
393
130
59
675
201
351
521
1306
548
584
671
1236
351
844
324
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alplidbctical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
"Wilmot, De Borden, et al. (See Maltliy, !Fiank D., assignor.)
"Wilmot, De Borden. (See Maltby and Wihiiot.)
Wilms, Charles A., St. Louis, Mo. Hair-.spring for ■watches
Wilson, Alexander. (See English and Wilson.)
Wilson, Alfred, Handsworth, county of Stafford, England. Apparatus for making gas
Wilson, Alfred, Handsworth, county of Stafford, England. Apparatus for making gas
Wilson, Allen E., assignor to J. M. Moore, Clayton, If . J. Eruit-iar cover
Wilson, Allen E., assignor to J. M. Moore, Clayton, N. J. Ei uit-jar
Wilson, Andrew. (See Thompson, George E., "assignor.)
Wilson, Andrew, New York. N. Y. Dynamometer ,
Wilson, Andrew R. (See Nelson, Cornelious, assignor.)
Wilson, Archibald, St. Louis, Mo. Composition for removing scale from stcam-hoilcrs
Wilson, Arthur G., New York, N. Y. Paper box ,
Wil.son, Arthur G., New York, N. Y. Paper box
Wilson, Arthur Gc.. assignor to G. L. Jaeger, New York, N. Y. Paper box
Wilson, Benjamin E., Shelbyville, 111. File case and cabinet
Wilson, Charles B., Bridgeport, Conn. Metallic heel-plate
Wilson, Charles C, Mansfield. Pa. Vehicle platform-gear
Wilson, Charles H., Chicago, 111. Sign.al and test circuit for telephone-exchanges
Wilson, Charles P., and L. G. Gifford, Candelaria, Nev. Gold-saving apparatus
Wilson, CJharles K. and J. C, Detroit, Mich. Coniding for vehicle springs
Wilson, Clara L., et al. (See Wilson, Michael H., assignor.)
Wilson, David R.. Eenton, Mich. Pillow-sham and holder
Wilson. Edgar S., Camberwell, county of Surrey, England. Refining and deodorizing oils
and fats
Wilson, Edwin, Brooklyn, N. Y. Tnmk
Wilson, Elizabeth, el at. (See Wil.son, Silas H., assignor.)
Wilson, Eugene M., Worcester, Mass., assignor of one-half to A. P. Carpenter, Eoxcroft,
Me. Looping-in mechanism and operator's appaiatus for telephone-exchanges
Wilson, Eitzland L., West Bay City, Mich. Hoop pointing and lapping machine
Wilson, Erank, assignor of two-thirds to J. L. and J. E. Wilson, Easton, Pa. Grinding-
mill
Wilson, EuUerton, Washington Court House, Ohio. Drive-chain
Wilson, EuUerton, Washington Court House, Ohio. Revolving harrow
Wilson, George A.,Liverpool, county of Lancaster, England. Inkingmechanismforprint-
ing-maohines -
Wilson, George A., Liverpool, county of Lancaster, England. Printing-cylinder of rotary
printing-machines
Wilson, George T., Watertown, assignor to H. W. Pell, Rome, N. Y. Eront gear for
wagons :
Wilson, Herbert S., Kalamazoo, Mich. Power-transmitter
Wilson, Herbert S., assignor of two-thirds to H. J. Hammond and M. B. Williams, Kala-
mazoo, Mich . Power- transmitter -
Wilson, Hezekiah, Kingston, Pa. Bit-hnlder
Wilson, James, Philadelphia, Pa. Packing condenser-tubes
Wilson, James B., Philadelphia, Pa. Umbrella-runner
Wilson, James B., Pliiladelphia. Pa. TJmbrella-rnnner
Wil.son, James E., et al. (See Wilson, Erank. assignor.)
Wilson, James G , assignor to E.Eorbes, New York, N. Y. Corrugatedmetnlrollingshutter
Wilson, .James G., New York. N. Y., and W. A, Holbrook, Milwaukee, Wis. ; .said Wilson?
assignor to E. Eorbes. New York, N. Y. Self-closing hatchway 5
Wilson, James H. (See Forbes, John A., assignor.)
Wilson, James N., assignor to himself and J, H.Campbell, Higginsville, Mo. Pulley-belter
Wilson, James P. (See Tirrill and Wil.son.)
Wilson, James P.. Newark, N. J. Appai'atus for mixing gas and air
Wilson, John, Chicago, 111. Car-starter
Wilson, John A. (See Armstrong, William J., assignor.)
Wilson, John A., assignor to J. R Torrey. Worcester, Mass. Pocket-knife
Wilson, John C, Boston, Mass. Time-indicating apparatus for electric circuits
Wilson, John C. W., East Portland, Greg. Reanier
Wil.son, John L., et al. (See Wilson, Frank, as.signor.)
Wilson, John S., and J. H. Haskins, Chicago, 111. Machine for rolling threads on metal .
Wilson, John T., Toronto Ontario. Canada'. Ash-box
Wilson, John T., Pittsburg, Pa. Car-coupling
Wibson, Jonathan B., Zane.sville, Ohio, Churn
Wilson, Joseph A., Chester, Vt. Saddle-board
Wilson, Joseph B., Clayton, N. J. Tool for forming bottle lips and necks
Wilson, Joseph B., Clayton, N. J., assignor of one-half to J. Wharton, Philadelphia, Pa.
Clamp for holding bottles ,
Wilson, Joseph C, (See Wilson, Charles R. and J. C.)
Wilson, Joseph W., Brookville, Kans. Bran-duster '.
Wilson, Leonard. (See Thrush and Wilson.)
Wilson, Levi. (See Keene, Samuel D., assignor.)
Wilson, M. Hoffman. Brooklyn, assignor of three-twentieths to H. McCohb, New York,
N. Y. Autographic telegraph.
Wilson, Madison V., et al. (See Stanton, Lafayette J., assignor.)
Wilson. Meirick P., Chicago, assignor of one-half to C. R. Steele and V. C. Price, Wauke-
gan, HI. Paper box
Wilson, Michael H., assignor of one-fourth to C. L. Wilson, Brooklyn, and H. McCobb,
New York, N. Y. Autographic telegraph :
Wilson, Myers. (See Ellis. Wilson, and Tanner.)
Wilson, Nahum T. (See Wilson, Samuel J. and N. T.)
Wilson, Nahum T. (See Wilson, Samuel J. and N. T.) (Reissue.)
Wilson, Needham M. (See Wright, Wilher S., assignor.)
Wilson, Odell, Cleveland, Ohio. Furnace ,
No.
294,833
292,081
292,082
299.044
306,984
300,821
,301.782
292,finG
30:1,778
.306.fi68
.302.f)ir)
2'!9.0).5
299,892
.30fi.fien
308.723
307,614
299,309
301,783
298,146
293,200
296,496
292. "24
310,104
310,105
298,147
301,942
306,451
303,094
302,076
309,270
295,136
293,549
303,353
Date.
Wilson, Odell, Cleveland, Ohio. Furnace
Wilson, Pierce B., Baltimore, Md. Separation of zinc from galenas carrying silver and
metallic oxides and sulphides ,
Wilson, Richard B,, Jr,, jfcieiva^^orougb, m. Cockle-seed separator... ,,,..,
296,373
303,409
298,929
306,305
297,899
304,481
310.106
303,410
295.605
300,670
305,875
297,482
295,847
295,848
294,946
302,077
305,259
306,304
292,607
298,534
301,943
305,031
306,889
Mar. 11
Jan. 15
Jan. 15
May 20
Oct. 21
June 24
July 8
Jan. 29
Aug. 19
Oct. 14
July 29
May 20
•Tune 3
Oct. 14
Dec. 2
Nov. 4
May 27
July 8
May 6
Feb. 5
Apr. 8
Jan. 29
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
May 0
JiUy 15
Oct. 14
Aug. 5
•Tulv 15
Dec. 16
Mar. 11
Feb. 12
Aug. 12
Apr. 8
Aug. 12
May 20
Oct. 7
Apr. 29
Sept. 2
Dec. 30
Aug. 12
Mar. 25
June 17
Sept. 30
Apr. 22
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Mar. 11
July 15
Sept. 16
Oct. 7
Jan. 29
May 13
July 15
Sept. 9
Oct. 21
Monthly
voliune.
Official
Gazette.
605
1332
1333
1.364
1237
1708
900
2028
1134
831
2003
1364
479
832
189
262
1690
906
231
554
760
1914
2017
2018
232
1112
543
207
1283
944
1000
9H5
592
606
662
1216
356
2.536
1008
1517
2080
2002
1916
1916
736
1284
1272
355
2030
719
1112
966
1114
167
(372
)373
C373
j .374
388
329
467
564
311
219
548
388
126
220
50
71
484
60
148
(209
J 210
5.36
541
541
542
)5
60
305
145
74
355
249
276
270
163
168
(181
il82
343
96
694
256 73
2021 542
664 182
445
417
577
547
530
530
205
355
348
96
564
(203
J 204
306
897
29
26
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28
28
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27
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28
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26
28
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[28
27
29
27
28
29
28
26
27
28
27
26
26
26
28
939
256
257
799
248
1258
173
392
675
1.59
392
799
1013
1.59
733
418
871
173
570
539
150
373
1116
1116
571
218
107
504
250
891
lOOH
622
570
121
583
772
65
502
863
1116
5f3
1139
1220
1227
395
1194
1194
963
250
1065
65
392
671
218
1005
226
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alplml)etical list of patentees — Continued.
325
Name, lesideuce, and invention.
"Wilson, Robert. (Spp King and Wilson.)
Wilson, Robert.!., Pittslmrs. Pa. Flnid-pros.sure oar-brake
Wilson, Roliert J., assijiiior of one-fill b to W. .f. Rvnn, Milwankee, Wis. Grain-car door. -
Wilson, Samuel .T. and >f. T., Roirersvilie, Miob. Milk-cooler. (Reissue)
Wil.son, Samuel .T. and N. T., Vliiif. Micli. Faucet-gate
AVilson, Seidell L., Wavnesboroui;]), I'a. Gang-plow
Wilson, Silas H., assignur to R. 11. Tbnuipson, E. Wilson, Brooklyn, and 11. D. Norris,>
"New York. N. Y. Macbiue for rullin'j- axles .". 5
Wil.son, Sullivau S., Litcblicld, IMicb. Hay-fork
Wilson, Tbonias K., Farmland, Ind. Fence
Wilson, Tbonias J., Auburn. N. Y. Melallingic furnace
Wilson, Tbonias TJ. (See Hamni, Martin, assignor.)
Wilson, Tliomas i..,PortHoi)e, Ontario, assignor of ono-balf to A. D. Cable, Montreal, Can-
ada. Rail way-car
Wilson. Tbonias W. (See ETargrave, Tlmnias C, assignor.)
Wilson, Virgil L., Boston. Mass. Flange
AVilson, Walker & Co. (Seii Simiison and Gladbill, nssii;nors.)
Wilson, Warren B., et al. (See Vonng, Cbarlcs, assignor.)
Wilson, William, ,Tr., assignor of one-lialf t» C. Green, Greenville, Del. Attacbment for?
receiving and collecting looped and cut wire I
Wilson, Williaiu, Jr., assignor of one-balf to C. Green, Greenville, Del. Making sbeet-
iietal can
Wilson. Willinm, Jr., assignor of nne-balf to C. Green, Greenville, Del. Sbeet-mctal can ..
Wilson, William, Jr., assignor of oue-balf to C. Green, Greenville, Del. Machine for mak-
ing looiied wire
Wilson, William J., Clielsea. Mass. Cock or faucet
Wilson, William N., Shippen.sville. Pa. Back-strap ebeck-hook for harness
Wilson, AVillinm S., Ayr. Ontnrio. Canada. Hoise-rake
Wilson, William V., Loudon, England. Manufacture of white lead
Wilson, William V., Jubilee Street. Mile End, county of Middlesex, England. Manufac-
ture of material for electric insulation
Wilton Manufactnring Company (See Travis. Charles L., assignor.)
Wiltshire, .James B., Cincinnati, Ohio. Fire-escape
Wimeuour, Jacob, Washington, Ind. Elevator
Winimer. George W. (See Ai'uold and AVinimer.)
Winch, George L.. Madras. East Indies. Secondary battery
Winebell, Beu.iamin H., Chicago, 111. Tag-holder
Winchell, James F., Springfield, Ohio. Detachable lever for forges.
Winebell, James F., Spriugfield, Ohio.
Winchell, James F., Springfield, Ohio.
Winebell, James F., Springfield, Ohio.
Winchell, James F., Springfield, Ohio.
Winchester, George C, New York. N. Y. Chair
Winchester, George C, Ashbnrubam, Mass. Cliair .
Grinding-mill .
Hood for forgea
Forge
Forge
(See Bennett, Tliomas G., as.«ignor.)
(See Browning, John M. and M. S., assignors.)
(See Burns, Henry S., assignor.)
(See Clongb, Jeflerson M., assignor.)
(See Mason. William', assignor.)
(See Mitchell. Robert F., assignor.)
(See Moses, Edwin A. F., assignor.)
(See Rabbeth, Francis J., assignor.)
(See Wetmore, William W., assignor.)
Winehestei' Repeating Arms Com^iany
Winchester Repeating Arms Company.
Winchester Repeating Arms Company.
Winchester Repeating Arms Company.
Winchesler Repeating Arms Company.
AYiucbester Repeating Arms Company.
Winchester Rejieating Arms Company.
Winchester Repeating Anns Company.
Winchester Repeating Arms Company.
Winckens, Carl. (See Daul, Anthony, assignor.)
Windhausen. Franz. Berlin, Germany. Apparatus for purifying air and gases
Windhurst, Lewis, Springfield. Ohio. Valve gear
Winding, George, Milwaukee, Wis. Machine for mixing asphalt
Windisch, Henry, New York, N. Y. Plug-tobacco cutler
Windle, John E., Worcester, Mass. Cloth-folding machine
Wiudle, John E., Worcester. Mass. Loom-temple
Windm.ayer. Alexander J.. Fort Madison, Iowa. Fire-escape
Windsor. Millard F. (See Roberts, .John, assignor.)
Wiudt, Henry T., Toronto, Oiitaiio, Canada. Vermin-trap
Wine. Miletus .T. (See Abmay, George L., assignor.)
Winelirenner. Henry C, Baltimore, Md. Tinner's fire-pot
Winegar, William W., Cbambersbnrg, 111. "Metal tongs
Wincland. Dan S., assignor to himself and W. C. Lyne, Pittsburg, Pa. Manufacture of
draw-bars for railway-cars
Wineman, Parker, Chicagii, 111. C;ir-conpIing
Winfree, William A., Elizabethton, Tcnii., assignor of one-half to P. F. Cogan, Jersey City,
N. J. Heating-stove
Wing, Levi. I., IJiooklvn, N. Y. Endless-cable railway
Wingate, George F.. Chicago. HI. Tongue-support. .
Winger, Elam B. (See AVinger, Oswald E.. .assignor.)
Winger, Oswald E., assignor of one-h.alf to E. 15. AVinger,- Freeport, 111.
Winger, Oswald E., as.signor of one-half to E. B. Winger, Freeport, HI:
AVinger, Oswald E., assignor of one-lialf to E. B. AVinger, Freeport, 111.
Winget, F. R. (See AVinget, Marion A., as.signor.)
AVinget, Marion A., assignor to F. R. Winget, Columbus, Ohio. Vehicle-spring
Wingett, .John N., Washington, Pa. Steam-generator
AVingfield, Charles, assignor to J. Rodgers & Sons, (limited,) Sheffield, county of York,
England. Knife
AVinghart, William J. (See Whiting and Winghart.)
Winn, AlbyC, assignor of one-half to AV. E. Payne, Boston, Mass. Gage
AVinn, Alby C, assignor of one-half to AV. E. Payne, Bo.ston, Mass. Caliper-.square
AVinn, Alby C, assignor of one-half to AV. E. Payne, Boston, Mass. Curtain-roller
Winn, ATillis O. (See Lampton. AAMUiam R., assignor.)
AVinne, AVilliam H., Meridian, N. Y. Sleigh
AViune, William H., Meridian, N. Y. Sleigh
Winnea, John L.. San Franci.sco, Cal. Crvptograpbal table
Winship, Charles V., et al. (See Adams. AVilliam E., assignor.)
AVinship, John. (See Hainian and AVinship.)
AVinslow, AlouzoP., Cleveland, Ohio. Railway-car stove.,
Windmill
Windinill
AViudmill....
No.
291. P2G
30:i,il()0
10,4!)fi
310.107
300,671
297,.')4(i
207,900
301,, '548
300,181
293,608
307,156
300,547
300,548
300,549
son,. 550
308,938
298,535
305,649
303,179
294,557
300,822
302,078
300.033
300.182
29fi.2H6
297,049
297.!)0t
298,718
299,448
292,8.33
308,226
306,040
300.03(i
295,707
309„594
296.374
306,200
307,247
293,609
307,368
307,248
304.391
292,724
997.902
301,6.54
302,303
Date.
293,834
293,F.35
293,830
301,944
306,985
294,.558
301,945
302,079
302,368
292,972
298,.536
294,175
293,695
Jan. 8
Aug. 19
July 1
Dec. 30
.June 17
Apr. 22
Apr. 29
July 8
June 10
Feb. 12
Oct. 28
Jimo 17
June 17
June 17
.Tune 17
Dec. 9
Mav 13
Sept. 23
Aug. 19
Mar. 4
June 24
July 15
June 24
June 10
Apr. 1
Apr. 15
Apr. 29
May 13
May 27
Feb. 19
Nov. 18
Sept. 30
.June 10
"Mar. 25
Dec. 23
Apr. 8
Oct. 7
Oct. 28
Feb. 12
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Sept. 2
Jan. 29
Apr. 29
July 8
July 22
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
July 15
Oct. 21
Mar. 4
.July 15
July 15
July 22
Feb. 5
May 13
Feb. 26
Feb. 19
Monthly
volume.
a.
1012
1309
507
2024
1518
2092
2537
607
873
1053
1495
1347
1349
1350
1352
489
720
1772
1136
274
1711
1285
1841
»<74
466
1447
2538
950
1859
1.3.59
1053
2288
~ti73
1740
1363
607
230
1617
10.55
1777
1018
138
2174
2538
751
1571
1362
1364
1365
1113
1237
275
1114
1286
1664
245
721
1820
1165
283
379
138
542
418
;570
' .571
694
168
235
291
399
;371
;372
372
372
373
129
204
493
467
C355
^356
505
235
131
400
695
264
534
377
285
634
183
484
367
168
62
429
292
478
430
41
606
695
206
432
377
378
378
306
329
74
206
3.56
456
67
204
497
;324
1325
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Gazette.
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26
26
26
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29
26
28
28
28
26
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26
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187
718
93
1117
1220
411
502
118
1093
634
300
1189
1189
1189
1190
795
671
1163
675
875
1259
251
1284
1093
88
287
502
714
902
694
585
1209
1057
1162
976
121
42
323
634
351
323
840
417
503
145
308
695
695
218
248
875
218
251
325
487
672-
781
662
326
IKDfiX OF PATENTS ISStJED FKOM THE
Alphahetical list of patentees — Continued.
Kanie, itssidence, and invention.
Wiiislow Bpating-Out Shoe Machinery Company. (See Rogers, Josiah W., assignor.)
"Winslow, Edward J., trustee. (See Coup and itire. assiarnors )
AVinslow, John. Jr., and K. Atkins, Bri.'-tol. Conn. Lathe-dog
"Winslow, Joseph L., Portland, Me. Luhricatiug-cup
"Winsor, Harvey D., et al. (See Meiford, David M., as-si^nor.)
Winsor, Joseph S., Providence. K. I. Machine for making weaver's harness
Winsor &• Newton. (See Davis, Charles, as.signor.)
Winsor, William E. (Sie Haight, Wood, and Winsor.)
Wmstead, Emerson E., Dresden, Tenn, Hame
Winter, Herman, Brooklyn, N. T., assignor of one-half to American Ship Windlass Com-
pany, Providence, R. I. Hawse-pipe
Winter, Herman, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor of one-half to American Ship Windlass Com-
pany, Providence, R. I. Wharf-drop
Winter, John, Neosho, Mo. Motive-power machine
Winter, Lonis P. (See Goodman and Winter.)
Winter, Thomas T., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor of one-half to A. Whitney, Camden, N. J.
Device for oiling shaft-hearings
Winterbotham, Joseph, Joliet, 111. Ho'ip-pole-.splitfing machine
Winterbotham, Jo.'ieph, Joliet, HI. Binel-triissing machine
Winterhalter, Fredrick. (See Anderson and Winterhalter.)
Wintermeyer, Julius C. (See Drnmmond, Thomas, assignor.)
Wintennnto, James A., Mn.scatine, Iowa. Book-holder
Winters, .John D., Davisville, Cal. Self-clearing revolving beam harrow
Winther, Charles A. G., Boston, Mass. Soldering implement
Winton, Henry D. (See Blodgett and Wintoii.)
Winton, Henry D.. Wellesley Hills. Mass. J»Iagnetic window-shade
Winton. Walter W. (See Court, Charles H., assiirnnr. )
Winzenried, Godfrey, Schulenlmrg, Tex. Cotton-harvester
Wirsching, Aloys and E.. Brooklyn. N. T. Piinting-telegiaph
Wirsching, Eniil. (See Wiisching, Aloys and E.)
Wirt, Dian B., Hastings, Nebr. Mouse-trap
Wilt, Paul E. , Bloomsburg, Pa. Brush
Wirtner. John J., assignor of one-half to Pratt & Letchworth, Buffalo. N. Y. Hame
Wirty, Frank, Appleton, Wis. Draft-bolt
Wirz, August H., Philadelphia, Pa. Bottle-stopper
Ciillapsiua: Clip
Machine for forming pills
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
~ Pa.; said Rausch assignor to said?
Wirz, August H., Philadelphia, Pa.
Wirz, August H., Philadelphia, Pa.
Wirz, August H., Philadelphia, Pa.
Wirz, August H., Philadelphia, Pa.
AVirz, August H.. and A. V. W. Rau.sch, Philadelphia,
Wirz. Machine for making pills, tablets, &c
Wisconsin Chemical Company et al. (See Kessler, Johann K., assignor.)
Wisdom, Samuel J., Montgomery, Ala. Jack
Wise, David, Cottondale, Tex. Mechanical power
No.
305,494
306,306
296,497
293,610
309,812
291,119
299.096
2't-2 973
296,498
309., 304
303.780
300,672
.302.616
310.108
307,696
308,394
301,196
302.678
306.9,''0
29.^,708
290,902
298.148
302.698
300,307
298 .328
Wise, Joseph, assignor to J. Wise & Son, Watertown, N. T. Drawer-lock
Wise, Leopold, New York, and J. 0. Frost, Brooklyn, N. Y. Button and buttim -fasten-
ing -
Wise & Son, J. (See Wise, Joseph, assignor.)
Wise, Thomas, Framinghara, Mass. Rotary steam-motor
Wise. W. Ellis, Williamsport, Pa. Game apparatus
Wise. William, Medway, Ohio. Fire-e.«cape
Wiseman, Arthur G., Webster Groves, Mo. Lathe attachment
Wiser, David, and J. W. Maxey, Plymouth, Ind. Spark-arrester
Wishart, James M,, Topeka, Kans. Horse hay-rake
Wishart, James M., North Topeka, Kans. Hay-stacker
Wishart, James M., and W. F. Buzick. Topeka, Kans. Roller attachment to grain-drills. .
Wiskocil, Ferdenand, Prairie du Sac, Wis. Machine for gathering insects from plants
Wiskocil, Ferdenand, Prairie du Sac, Wis. Corn-planter
Wlsloh, Charles F., New York, N. Y. Water-cooler.
Wisniewski, Anton, Kew York, N. Y. Protective head-covering or hood
Wissinger, John W., Snn Francisco, Cal. Metallic lath
Wisweil, Jacob C, Medford, Mass. Oie-crusher
Wiswell, Jacob C, Medford, Mass. Ore-crusher ,
Wisweil, Jacob C West Medford, Mass. Machine for washing and concentrating ores
Witham, Robert W. (See Fitzsiinmons, Thomas D., assignor.)
Witherell, Loren R., Davenport, Iowa. Portable scale for. weighing vehicles .
Witherow, James P., et al. (See Clapp and Griffiths, assignors.) (Reissue.)
Witherow, James P., et al. (See Scbulze-Berge, Hermann, assignor.)
Withers, James E., assignor to E. A. Holloway, Henderson, Ky. Electro-magnetic car-^
brake - 5
Withers, James E., and G.H. Delvin, Henderson, Ky. Electro-magnetic car-brake
Witherspoon, Frank, Paris, Tex. Windmill
Withey, Ervin £ , assignor to Dugid & Wells, SyracnsD, N. Y. Sweat horse-collar attach-
ment
292,72.1
300,425
296,807
301,463
303,781
304,286
295..320
308.724
302.309
292.4.')7
302,877
293,389
292,083
297,903
296,095
296.499
307 893
296,096
307. .'■13
300.420
Date.
Feb. 12
Sept. 23
Oct. 7
Apr. 8
Feb. 12
Dec. 23
Jan. 1
May 20
Feb. 5
Apr. 8
July 22
Aug. 19
June 17
July 29
Dec. 30
Nov. 4
Nov. 25
July 1
July 29
Oct. 21
Mar. 25
Apr. 15
May 6
July 29
Oct. 7
May 6
Jan. 29
.June 17
Apr. 15
July 1
Aug. 19
Aug. 26
Mar. 18
Dec. 2
July 22
.Tan. 22
July 29
Feb. 12
Jan. 15
Apr. 29
Apr. 1
Apr. 8
Nov. U
Apr. 1
Nov. 4
June 17
303.905 I Aug. 19
293. P93
306.4.52
297,904
Withington. James, Chamhersbuig, assignor to Trenton Iron Company, Trenton, N. J.
Hammer-die -
Withington. Richard H., Sacramento, Cal. Washing-soap
Witt, Ben.iamin P.. Hartsell's, Ala. Lifting-jack ,
Witt, Charles N., assignor of one-half to E. L. Wallace, Springfield, Mass, Table
Witt, Daniel. Templeton, assignor of two-thirds to C. A. Adams and A. R. Whitney, Win-
chendon, Mass. Combined wrench and pipe-tongs '.
AVitt, Joseph H., Bobring, Mo. Plant shield and erector for plows
Wittbold, George, Chicago, 111. Heater
305,0,32
292,608
291.827
309.179
292,084
305,495
310.1011
302,305
Witte, Gustav, and 0. Greiner, Berlin, Germany. Extension tire-ladder 291,2.59
Witte, Karl, Hartford, Conn. Shears 299,310
Witte, William. (See Manneck and Witte.) i
Witter, .lohn J., et al. (See Whitaker, William W., assignor.)
Wittich, Frederick A., Ashtabula, Ohio. Carriage-bow 298,808
Wittich, Frederick A., Ashtabula. Ohio, Thill-coupling 308,026
Feb. 19
Oct. 14
Apr. 29
Sept. 9
Jan. 29
Jan. 8
Dec. 9
Jan. 15
Sept. 23
Dec, 30
July 22
Jan. 1
May 27
May 20
Nov. 11
Monthly
voliuue.
Official
Gazette.
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684
1583
357
764
1056
1637
132
1424
246
765
1.572
1136
1520
2003
2024
369
1276
161
2077
1238
1741
1273
233
2106
358
477
2175
1197
1144
500
1138
1809
1241
190
1665
1820
2332
811
1334
2539
241
766
6.36
241
125
1199
1294
1501
544
2541
967
2032
1013
807
1335
1583
2025
1573
302
1691
1069
790
182
437
96,97
210
292
445
37,38
406
67
210
432
311
418
548
543
100
,350
42
.570
330
484
354
61
577
97
C128
1129
606
f 327
1328
322
136
C311
) 312
494
344
50
4.56
508
641
218
374
(695
\ 696
71
210
173
71
.34
328
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26
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28
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1431
145
696
264
565
214
,374
438
543
432
85
86
87
484
300
216
^26
29
27
88
26
26
29
28
29
28
>26
27
27
29
566
1127
151
634
1027
26
811
487
151
308
675
1221
392
1117
439
629
32
404
248
1162
255
571
410
66
617
417
1160
232
92
675
805
1064
733
325
351
449
590
257
503
49
152
496
49
393
1161
706
731
107
503
1005
392
187
8.59
2.57
1127
1117
308
.55
871
742
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphahetical Iht of patentees — Continued.
327
Name, leaideiice, and invention.
"WittkoTTsky. Carl. (SeeO'-rike. Hn<io, assigDoi.)
Wittman, John M.. St. Mmiv's, Pa. Music-leaf turner
"Wittniann, RudolfC. New York, assignor to hinisoU', and C. Nelson, East New York, N. Y.
Manufactni e of artilicial stone
Wittmann, Rudolf C, assiy:nor to himself and C. Nelson, New York, N. Y. Writing-tablet.
Witty, John B., Imlianapoli.s, Ind. Connection of railway-switcli rods
Witty, John B.. assignor to H. H. McGafiey, D. F. Wbitcomb, and B. Hutchinson, Indian-
apolis, Ind. Switch-stand
Witz. Georiies. R"uen, France. Pattern-dyeing
Wodiska, Julius, New York, N. Y. rinjier-riiig;
Woeher, Amos, assignor to Cincinnati Target Ball and Trap Manufacturing Company,
Cincinnati, Ohio. Potter's mold '.
Woehrle, Albert C, New York, N. Y. Electric door-keeper
Woeifel, Joseph, Media, Pa. Gigging-machlne
Woerd, Charles V., Waltham, Mass. Machine for threadins .sectional leading-screws
Woerd, Charles V., assignor to American Watch Company, Waltham, Mass. Machine for
turning watch-case centers
Wolford, Henry C, and L. A. McCord, Clinton. S. C. Teiniin-destroyer
Wogaman. Moses, et al. (See Cloppert, William H. H., assignor.)
Wo^llom, Gilbert T., assignor to Wogloni & Miller, New York, N; Y. Button
Woglom & Miller. (See Woglora, Gilbert T., assignor.)
Wolcott, Horace .T. (See Wolcott, Hyuian D., assignor.)
Wolcott, Hyman D., Wright's, assignor of one-half to H. J. Wolcott, Port Allegany, Pa.
Saw-.iointer
Wolcott, Orville D., Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Machine for attaching the wire screen to the
frame of screen-doors
Wolcott, Orville D.. assignor of three-fourths to R. B. Tomlinson and W. W. Smith, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. Elevator
Wold, Peter S., Chicago, HI. Razor-strop
Wolf, Abraham, New York, N. Y. Combined torch and battle-ax
Wolf, Abraham N., Allentown, Pa. Roller flour-mill
Wolf, Abraham N., Allentown, Pa. Turbine water-wheel
Wolf, Augu.stus. et al. (See Titlow, Monroe B., assignor.)
Wolf, Carl. Zwickau, and H. Friemann, Eisleben, Saxony, Germany. Minor's safety-lamp.
Wolf, Christopher C, et al. (See Duffy and Mclvor, assignors.)
Wolf, Christopher C. et al. (See Netf, Elijah, assignor.)
Wolf, Daniel. (See Hillebrand, Louis, assignor.)
Wolf, Frederick W. (See Linde, Charles P. G., assignor.) (Reissue.)
Wolf, Frederick W., Chicago, 111. Fermenting-room in distilleries
Wolf, Frederick W., Chicago, 111. Liquid-cooler
Wolf, John, Allegheny City, Pa. Boot-cleaner
Wolf, Josef, New York, N. Y. Lock-hinge for shutters
Wolf. Leopold, New York, N. Y. Combined toilet-mirror and photographic album
Wolf, Max A. (See Schiirhuber, Hans, assignor.)
Wolfe, Edward W., assignor to Reading Iron Works, Reading, Pa. Mechanism for intro-
ducing tubes into furnaces
Wolfe, Richard, Keithsbuig, 111. Gate
Wolfe, William C, Hagerstown, Md. Steam-pump for portable steam-engines
Wolfe, William C, Hagerstown, Md. Relief- valve for the feed-pipes of steam-boilers
AYolfe, William N. (See Woods. Marsh.all C, assignor.)
Wolff, Arthur J., Brooklyn, N. Y. Tobacco-pipe
Wolff, Charles A. (See Lewis and Wolff.)
Wolff, George. (See Dopp and Wolff'.)
Wolff, Ferdinand, Hoboken, N. .J. Cap for mustard-bottles
Wolff, .Julius, New York. N. Y. Sardine-can
Wolff & Recssing. (See Marsh, George A., assignor.)
Wolff, William C, and J. C. Manning. Buffalo, N. Y. Belt-fastener
Wolffram, Heinrich G., a,ssii:nor to C. V. Stumpf, New York, N. Y. SolU-bedstead
Wolfkill, Charles E. (See Burkhardt, Gustav, assignor.)
Wolfram, Henry G., Sharon, Wis. Stonu and screen door
WoUard. Isaac iB., San Francisco, Cal. Packing-pad
Woilard, Isaac B., San Francisco, assignor to Oakland Glass Works, Oakland, Cal. Demi-
john or bottle safe
WoUard, Isaac B., San Francisco, assignor to Oakland Glass Works, Oakland, Cal. Bot-
tle-stopper clamp
WoUbald, Nichols, et al. (See .John, Ancust, a.ssignor,)
Wollerton, Charles, et al. (See Garverick, John M., assignor.)
Wolner, Eugen, Liverpool, county of Lancaster, England. Weighing-machine
Womack, Alexander, Falk's Store, Idaho Ter. Wagon running-gear
AVomack. Henry B., Fair Grove, Mo. Churn-operating mechanism
Womeldorff, James W., et al. (See Hauna and Enrnshaw. assignors.)
Wood, Alanson, assignor of one-half to J. A. Cohoon, Toledo, Ohio. Circular gravity -rail-
wav
Wood,
Wood,
Wood,
Wood,
Wood,
Wood,
Wood,
Wood,
Wood,
Wood,
Wood,
Alfred, Detroit, Mich. Knitting-machine needle
Arthur, Grand Rapids, Mich. Spring-coupling
Augustus G. (See Batchelor, Job, assignor.)
Aurin, Worcester, Mass. Lathe
Aurin, Worcester, Mass. Shaft-centering lathe
Charles, Worcester, Mass. Fire-escape
(bharles, Worcester, Mass. Plow
Charles H. (See Gonne. William H., assignor.)
Charles H., et al. (See Warfield, Oliver D., assignor.)
De Volson, Boonton, N. J. Rock-drill
De Tolson, Boonton, N. J. Support for rock-drills . -
No.
294,298
293,207
29.=), 137
296,808
298,. ')37
309,016
304,287
296,097
297,096
308,227
293,930
301,314
306,041
300,673
298,538
301,844
.306,453
293,994
309,370
294,947
300,823
302,878
293,294
301,035
294,834
305,260
292,884
291,454
304,392
298,435
300,824
291,561
294,835
299,710
300,825
306,704
305,033
309,327
Wood, Edmund M., Natick, Mass. Greenhouse
Wood, Edward R., et al. (See Race and Mathews, assignors.) (Reissue.)
Wood, Edwin A ., ITtica, N. Y. Spring for steam and other pressure gages
Wood, Edwin A., and I. T. Babbitt, St. Augustine, 111. Combined ice-cream freezer and
chnra , —
296,903
307,825
294,713
298.436
302,617
291,261
305,403
309,908
291,455
291,4.56
302,459
307,309
296,660
309,180
293,696
297,735
302,879
Date.
Feb. 26
Feb. 5
Mar. 11
Apr. 15
Mav 13
Dec. 9
Aug. 26
Apr. 1
Apr. 15
Nov. 18
Feb. 19
July 1
Sept. 30
June 17
May 13
July '8
Oct. 14
Feb. 19
Dec. 16
Mar. 11
June 24
July 29
Feb. 12
June 24
Mar. 11
Sept. 16
Feb. 5
Jan. 1
Sept. 2
May 13
June 24
Jan. 8
Mar. 11
June 3
June 24
Oct. 14
Sept. 9
Dec. 16
Apr. 15
Nov. 11
Mar. 4
May 13
July 29
Jan. 1
Sept. 16
Dec. 30
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
July 22
Oct. 28
Apr. 8
Dec. 9
Feb. 19
Apr. 29
July 29
Monthly
volume.
1968
557
1001
1145
722
599
1810
243
1505
1055
1485
307
2289
1521
723
994
545
1563
1071
737
1712
2333
684
1966
605
1275
129
549
139
606
1714
689
606
285
1715
871
968
1023
1274
550
450
607
2004
308
1441
1770
550
553
1775
1778
971
809
1166
2354
2334
538
276
323
204
494
71
415
:285
286
408
84
634
419
205
270
146
431
286
(205
) 206
^467
H68
641
182
543
167
348
35
155
41
171
468
195
167
70
468
230
264
270
354
149
C125
)126
171
549
87
400
478
156
156
486
478
272
215
C325
1326
640
642
Official
Gazette.
27
28
29
26
29
1 26
1 27
28
27
29
27
28
809
539
1008
233
672
816
806
49
297
585
717
59
1269
1221
672
189
107
731
915
964
1259
449
566
1307
939
1065
467
98
840
64!
1259
130
939
974
1260
168
1006
905
255
478
906
649
393
56
1097
1068
99
99
346
351
193
859
662
466
449
328
Index of patents issued feom the
Alphabetical list of patentees — Coutinued.
Name, residence, and invention.
"Wood, Edwin W., et al. (See Whitater, William W., assignor.)
"Wood, Elizabeth, Evansville, Ind. Grate attachment
Wood, Enoch, Youngatown, Ohio. Car-coupliufr
Wood, Evans, Lyons Station, Tex. Quiltins-machine
Wood, Frank B., New York, assignor to J. C. Robinson, Brooklyn, N. Y. Time and date
stamp .
Wood, Erank E. (See Wood, Orville K., assignor.)
Wood, Frank H. (See Morehouse, Clark, assignor.)
Wood, George, et al. (See Rare and Mathews, assignors.) (Reissue.)
Wood, Henry, Wellington, Ohio. Wooden box
Wood, James. West Stockwith, county of Nottingham, England. Apparatus for grinding
and separating ore. &c
Wood, James A. (See Orcntt and Wood.)
Wood, James F. and J. F., Wilmington, Del. Casing for pipes
Wood, James J., Brooklyn, N.Y. Electric-arc lamp
Wood, James J., Brooklyn, assignor to Fuller Electrical Company, New York, N. Y. Dy-
namo-electric machine
Wood, James J., assignor to Brooklyn Watch Case Company, Brooklyn, N. Y. Winding-
stem for watches
Wood, Jason P., et al. (See Allen, Charles W., assignor.)
Wood, John, et al. (See Crandall, Jesse A., as.'tignor.)
Wood, John B., Camden, N. J. Saddle-bags for bicj'cles
Wood, John C, Robinson, Kans. Cai-starter
Wood, John D. (See Wood, Twentvnian. assignor.)
Wood, John F. (See Wood. James F. and J. F.)
Wood, John J., Sr., Berlin, Wis., and F. Christen, Iowa Falls, Iowa. Machine for grind-
ing bar ve.ster-knives
Wood, Joseph S., Brooklyn. N. Y. Gas-engine
Wood, Lewis &• Hawley.' (See Lewis. Frediique R., assignor.)
Wood, Martin F., Parker, Ind. Whiflaetree
Wood, Melville J., and W. H. Bond, Athens, Mich. Boot
Wood, Oras F. (See Greene, George W.. assignor.)
Wood, OrvilleE;., assignor to F. E. Wood, West Chazy, N. Y. Ladder
Wood, Randolph, et al. (See Race and Mathews, assignors.) (Reissue.)
Wood, Richard, et al. (See Race and Mathews, assignors.) (Reissue.)
Wood, Richard G., assignor, by mesne assignments, of one-half to Queen City Forging
Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Shifting-rail for buggy-seats
Wood, Robert. (See McNaughton, Henry, assignor.)
Wood, Samuel S. (See Shorey, l<Yank P., assignor.)
Wood, Theodore F., Vernon, N. J. Metallic lamp-mat
Wood, Thomas, Manchester, county of Lancaster, England. Car-coupling
Wood, Thomas H., Philadelphia, Pa. Combined automatic floor and safety-clutch for ele-
vators
Wood, Thomas J. (See Paul and Wood.)
Wood, Thomas J., et al. (See Chilling worth and Russell, assignors.)
Wood, Thomas J., Ansonia, Conn. Cor.=iet-fastening -
Wood, Thomas J., assignor to himself, W. Paul, Ansonia, and F. Chillingworth, New Ha-
ven, Conn. Rivet
Wood, Thomas R., et al. (See Bayle.s Thomas S., assignor.)
Wood, Thomas T., Keokuk, Iowa. Steam-plow
Wood, Twentyman, assignor of one-half to J. D. Wood, Westport, Conn. Bag-lock
Wood, Valentine, Peru, Ind. Attachment for plows
Wood, W. De wees, Pittsburg, Pa. Manufactui'ing planished sheet-iron
~ Feed-table for hammering-machines
A pparatus for tTcating slieet-iron
Manufacture of sheet-iron
Manufacture of sheet-iron ,
(Reissue.)
Wood, W. Dewees, Pittsburg, Pa.
Wood, W. Dewees, Pittsburg, Pa.
Wood, W. Dewees, Pittsburg, Pa.
Wood, W. Dewees, Pittsburg, Pa.
Wood, Walter, et al. (See Race and Mathews, assignors.
Wood, Walter A., Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Harve.ster-reel
Wood, Warwick "W., Winston, N. C. Plug-tobacco machine
Wood, William, Philadelphia, Pa. Carding and spinning machinery for the manufacture
of asbestus yarn, &c '.
Wood, William C, New York, N. Y. Kite .
Wood, William E., Houston, Tex. Tongs
Wood, William H. (See Haight. Wood, and Winsor.)
AVood, William H. (See Hyatt, Pool, Everding. Stevens, and Wood.)
Wood, William H. (See Hyatt, Stevens, and AVood.)
Wood, William H. (See Hyatt, Stevens Wood, and Everding.)
Wood, William H. (See Hyatt, Wood, and Stevens.)
Wood, William H., et al. (See Hemingway, Henry N., assignor.)
Wood, William H., Rochester, N. Y. Attaching buttons
Wood, William H., Rochester, N. Y. Button-fastener
Wood, William H., Woburn, Mass.
Loath er-glassing machine
Ap])aratus for separating liquids
Wood, William H., and G. Richmond, New York, N. Y.
from gases and steam
Wood. "William H., and J. H. Stevens. Newark, N. J., assisinors tO'Celliiloid Manufactur-
ing Company, New York, N. Y. Application of celluloid for enameling textile I'abrics, &c.
Woodard, Albert P. (See Woodard, Stephen, assignor.)
Woodard, Alonzo B., Hornellsville, N. Y. Vehicle- wheel
Woodard, Isaac P., Richmond, Ind. Combined fodder-cuttei'. corn-she.lh^r. and I'ocd-mill ..
Woodard, Stephen, assignor of one-half to A. P. Woodard. Delano, Minn. Shingling-bracket.
Woodason, Thomas, Chicago, 111. Bellows attachment for insect-powder, &o
Woodbridge, Frank. (See'Heatnn, Horace L., assignor.)
AVoodbridge, Frederick W., et al. (See Brainard, Joseph W., assignor.)
Woodburn, Thomas C, et nl. (See Araier, David S., assignor.)
Woodburn, William W., Willis, Tex. Hydraulic motor
"Woodbury, Daniel A., Rochester, N. Y. Balanced slide-valve
Woodbury, Daniel A., Rochester, N. Y. Journal-box
Woodbury, M. Daniel, Charlton, Mass. Butter-worker
Woodbury, Nathaniel W., Beverly, assignor to Swain, Fuller & Co., Lynn, Mass. Sole-
shaping machine .'
No.
;!0!i.(n,3
303,095
303,382
297,654
306,987
308,228
303,2-15
302.460
303,090
299,609
304,393
300,183
300,294
306.988
291,658
306,4.54
300,295
297.214
308,229
293,390
308,587
309,430
302,370
294,299
292 272
ihl^ioo
29.!, on
294.559
297,097
300,184
294.103
301,197
293,391
297,215
17,736
291, .562
295,709
299,893
294,300
297,098
Date.
Dec. 16
Dec. 23
Aug. 5
Aug. 12
Apr. 29
Oct. 21
Nov. 18
Aug. 5
July 22
Aug. 5
June 3
Sept. 2
June 10
June 10
Oct. 21
Jan. 8
Oct. 14
June 10
Apr. 22
Nov. 18
Feb. 12
Nov. 25
Dec. 16
July 22
Eel). 26
Jan. 22
Jan. ]
Feb. 12
Mar. 4
Apr. 15
June 10
Feb. 26
July 1
Feb. 12
Apr. 22
Apr. 29
Jan. 8
Mar. 25
June 3
Feb. 20
Ajjr. 15
Monthly
volume.
291,457; Jan. 1
294,423 ' Mar. 4
292,458 Jan. 22
292,085 Jan. 15
307,418
303,477
304.394
308,395
Oct. 28
Aug. 12
Sejit. 2
Nov. 25
309,674 Dec. 23
1138
1460
269
628
2245
1239
1057
453
1776
271
139
140
875
1020
1240
824
546
1028
1672
1058
812
1548
1138
1666
1969
1586
306
1057
275
1506
876
1713
162
814
1073
2355
690
1742
480
1970
1508
554
no
1821
1336
1839
745
141
1277
1461
306
395
74
172
611
330
286
^123
! 124
487
74
235
277
330
231
146
278
455
286
218
421
306
457
539
443
292
75
471
42,43
219
C4.55
\ 456
640
195
484
:i26
127
539
1.56
29
508
375
496
203
42
350
395
OfBcial
Gazette.
29
27
26
29
29
28
20
26
26
26
26
27
27
36
28
26
1 27
27
be
928
994
504
576
446
248
586
539
347
505
946
840
1093
1120
248
154
107
1120
332
586
591
691
928
326
809
306
56
634
875
297
1094
765
32
591
332
466
130
1102
1013
809
297
99
848
3,51
257
362
599
840
636
29 j 994
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alplidbctical list of patentees — Continued.
329
Ifame, residence, and invention.
"Woodcock, Leonard M., Auburn. X. T. Axle-sotting machino .* ,
"Wooden, Lewis H., Hampstead. Md. Can-iase-fonder
"Woodford, Cornelia H., et al. (See "Woodlord, George A., assi<rnor.)
"Woodford, George A., assignor to C. H. Woodfoid and T. N. Reynolds, Detroit, Mich.
Hav-tedder ,
"Woodhouse, Lorenzo G., et al. (See Hibhard, William K., assignor.)
"Wooding, Ralph A. (See Chapman and "VX'onding.)
"Woodley, Jacob, assignor of one-half to T. H. Coble, Hampton, Iowa. Cutting apparatus
for reapers and mowers
"Woodman, Charles, Chelsea, assignor of one-half to C. S. Kfield, Boston, Mass. Seam-
flnishing machine
"Woodman, Clarence S. (See Burris and Woodman.)
"Woodman, Clark, Omaha, Nebr. Oil-press plate
"Woodman, Joel H. (See Mortimer, Moore, and "Woodman.)
"Woodman, "Wilber B., Newark, N. J. Combined corkscrew and key-ring
Woodman, Wilber B., Newark, N. J. Buckle '.
Woodrich, Rudolf E., New York, and C. Langliein, Brooklyn. N. "S". Lock
"Woodrich, Rudolf E., New York, and C. Langbein. Brooklyn, assignors to Normal Lock
Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y. Lock
"Woodruff, Brock, assignor to W. Buel and S. B, Taunehill, Albert Lea, Minn. Treating
"Woodrutf, Charles E., and "W. J. Hutchins. .Joliet, 111. Barbed wire for fences
"Woodruff, Edmund "W. (See Doremus. "Willard D., assignor.)
Woodruff, Edmund AV., "Washington, D. C. Paper-file
"Woodruff, Edmund AV., "Washington, D. C. Eile-Iioldcr
Woodruff, Emma J., Chicago, 111. Compound for preserving tlowers, &.C
Woodruff, James. (See Rutherford, Reuben C, assignor.)
Woodruff, John W.. Wise, W. Ta. Velocipede
"Woodruff, William N. (See Johnson, Moses C, assifjnor.)
Woods, Andrew M.. Shiloh. S. C. Machine for scraping and cleaning intestines
Woods, David F., Clinton, Mass. Securing wire lathing to girders
Woods, Ezekial W. S. (See Carlile, .Tames H., assignor.)
Woods, Frank M., assignor of one-li.ilf to J. Marvin, Marshall, 111. Burglar-alarm
Woods, Granville T., assignor to E. W. Vanduzen, Cincinnati, Ohio. Steam-boiler fur-
Woods, Granville T., as.signor of two-thirds to L. M. Hosea and D Humphreys, Cincinnati,
Ohio. Telephone-transmitter
Woods, Harry E., West Somerville, Mass. Tap and reamer wrench
Woods, Henry F.. trustee. (See Siraonds, Frank. P., assignor.)
Woods, Jo.shua H. (See Davies and Woods.)
Woods, Marshall C, assignor of one-half to W. N. Wolfe, Indianapolis, Ind. Track-rail
attachment for replacing derailed cars
Woods, Sherwood & Co. (See Arlen, John W., assignor.)
Woods, Sherwood & Co. (See Corey, George D., assignor.)
Woods, Sherwood & Co. (See Sherwood and Dudley, assignors.)
Woodward, Alfred H., Birmingham, county of Warwick, England. Pencil, pen, or tooth-
pick case -
Woodward, Alvah K.. Ellsworth, assignor of one-half to H. Lord, Bangor, Me. Cover for
water-ports of vessels
Woodward, Anderson. Cameron, assignor of one-half to 0. "V". Porter, Monmouth, HI.
Check-row corn-planter
Woodward, DelbertK.. Lordstown, Ohio. Easel
Woodward, Edwin, Strvker. Ohio Hay-carrier
Woodward, Erastus. (See Hawkins and Woodward.)
Woodward, Erastus, R. Ashe, Somerville, and E. F. (jrandy, Boston, Mass. Tacking-ma-
chine for lasting boots or .shoes .' - - . -
Woodward. Erastus, Somerville, and H. Weeks, assignors to CoiTugated Wire Fastening'
Company, Boston. Mass. Peffsring-niachiue
Woodward, James S.. Philadelphia. Pa. Combined curbstone and telegraph-wire conduit
Woodward, Russell G. (See Mutber and Woodward )
Wool Scourings Process Company. (See Borchers. John A. W., assignor.)
Woolard, Jo.sephus L., Williamston, N. C. Hame-hook
Woolcocks, George 0. (See Hogeboom and Woolcocks.)
Wooldridge, William H., Louis%'ille, Ky. Folding cot
Woolfolk, Lucien B., Tracy, Minn. Refrigerating apparatus. (Reissue) ...
WooUey, Edward J., Omaha, Nebr. Safe-lock
Woolley, G. A. (See Vogel, William, assignor.)
Woolley, George W., Washington. D. C. Detachable reservoir for pens
Woolley, Leonidas G., Indianapolis, Ind. Lightning-difl'user
Woolley, William J.. Billiard, Ohio. Tile-machine
Woolman, Augustus C. (See Robinson, AViUiam, assignor.)
Woolner, Jacob, Peoria, 111. Apparatus for cooling mash
Woolridge, John, Libert.yvUle, 111. Cultivator
Woolworth, James. (See Cowles and Woolworth.)
Woonsocket Rubber Company. (See Flyun. Francis, assignor.)
Wooster, AV^illiara I., and .1. N. Reynolds, Harvar<l, 111. Hay-carrier
Wootten, John E., Pliiladelpbia, Pa. Locomotive-boiler
Worcester, Edward J., Worcester, Mass. RoUei-skate - -
Worcester, J. Warren, assignor of one-half to A. W. and E. R. Stomi, New York, N. Y.
Tov
Worcester. Thomas M., assignor to Bromwell Brush and Wire Goods Company, Cincinnati,
Ohio. Wire ball
Worcester, William W., Newport, Kv. Wire fence
Worcester, William W., Cincinnati, Ohio. Wire-working
Worcester, William W.. Cincinnati. Ohio. AVire fabric
Worch, Christian, Washington, D. C. Propulsion of vessels
Worch, Christian. Washington, D. C. Watchman's clock
Worden. Edwin E.. Somerville, G. Ta.vlor, Everett, J. Power and E. D. Colby, Boston, Mass.)
"Machine for corking bottles J
Work, Charles G., Lancaster, Ohio. Ladder
Works, Jotham S., Abbot. Me., assignor to C. A. Shaw, Boston, Mass. Screw-diiver
Worley , Wesley J., Keokuk, Iowa. Glove
No.
308,725
309,675
301,845
291,563
297,216
300,296
296,661
29fi,662
294,500
309,181
300,747
308,451
297,905
306.308
307,157
293,837
293,392
306,705
307,076
299,894
308,817
294,104
298,437
296,302
303,354
292,273
292,086
301,036
296,715
301,464
299,449
307,158
295,606
10,500
302,080
299,499
293.612
294,342
292,885
295,607
298,809
291,120
307,826
295,138
302.461
;'01,037
302,306
302,307
292,726
303,097
291,4.58
292,1,50
302,308
308,863
Date.
Dec. 2
Dec. 23
July 8
Jan. 8
Apr. 22
June 10
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Mar. 4
Dec. 9
June 17
Nov. 25
Apr. 29
Oct. 7
Oct. 28
Feb. 19
Feb. 12
Oct. 14
Oct. 21
June 3
Dec. 2
Feb. 26
May 13
Apr. 1
Aug. 12
Jan. 22
Jan. 15
June 24
Apr. 8
July 1
May 27
Oct. 28
Mar. 25
July 22
July 15
May 27
Feb. 12
Feb. 26
Feb. 5
Mar. 25
May 20
.Ian. 1
Nov. 11
Mar. 11
July 22
.Tune 24
Jiily 22
July 22
Jan. 29
Aug. 5
Jan. 1
Monthly
volume.
192
1162
995
691
1674
1029
972
972
277
809
1615
1355
2542
358
1496
1368
816
872
1368
482
325
1714
608
518
593
1.588
1337
1968
1029
501
1860
1497
1611
1884
1287
1918
1058
2026
130
1612
1070
133
551
1002
1779
1969
1574
1575
2176
273
555
50
395
270
195
456
278
272
272
75
215
369
696
97
Jan. 15 1411
July 22 i 1576
Dec. 2 I 393
378
220
230
365
127
85
471
172
144
163
443
375
543
289
136
137
535
399
446
;.516
517
356
5.53
292
555
36
446
447
300
38
150
276
487
544
433
433
607
75
156
157
396
433
104
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26
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29
S
P^
734
994
190
130
332
1121
194
194
875
859
1236
651
503
66
301
695
591
168
272
1014
758
765
649
97
570
306
258
1307
205
92
902
301
1140
366
251
914
634
819
467
1140
743
26
478
1008
347
1.307
309
309
418
505
99
271
309
770
330
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
■Wormuth, Charles, Little Falls, N. T. Door and gate latch . •
"Worswick, James E., assignor of one -half to A. T. Hannon, Montgomery, Ala.
feeder
Oil- cup
Worth, John S., Coatesville, Pa. Eolllng-mill
"Worth, William H., Petaluma, Cal. Screw and toggle-lever press
Worthington, Amasa, Chicago, 111. Self -feeding gas-buining furnace. .
Worthington, Charles C, et al. (See Jenkins, Frank W., assignor.)
Worthington, Charles C, Irvington, N. Y. Duplex pumping-engine.
Worthington, Charles C, Irvington, K. T.
lisliers .
Alarm apparatus for automatic fire-extin-
guis
Withdrawing water of condensation from?
Duplex compound engine
Direct-acting engine
assignor of one-half to W. E. Hale, Chicago
Worthington, Charles C, Irvington, U. Y. Alarm apparatus for automatic fire-extin
guishers
Worthington, Charles C, Irvington, N. Y.
steam-cylinders -
Worthington, Charles C, Irvington, N. Y.
Worthington, Charles C, Irvington, N. Y.
Worthington, Charles C, Irvington, N. Y.,
111. Gas-engine pump
Worthington, George, JPittsfield, HI., and E. J. Parvin, McKinney, Tex. Fiber-machine..
Worthington, George, Pittsfield, HI., and E. J. Parvin, McKinney, Tex. Filier-machine..
Wotapek, Joseph, assignor to Nathan Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y. Injector)
and ejector ; 5
Wrate, Albert, et al. (See Norton, Eliphalet C, assignor.)
Wray, Robert T. (See Herrou and Wray.)
Wray, Robert T. (See Herron and Wray.) (Reissue.)
Wren, Christopher, Plymouth, Pa. Expanding reamer
Wren, Franklin E., Bloom Centre, Ohio. Earth-auger
Wren, George. (See Wren, William C, assiguor.)
Wren, William C, assignor to G. Wren, Brooklyn, N. Y. Hand-truck
Wriglit, Aaron, assignor of one-half to E. Groatj Phoenix Mills, N. Y. Device for sharpen-
ing the blades of fabric-seam trimmers
Wright, Aaron, assignor of one -half to E. Groat, Phoenix Mills, N. Y. Device for trim-
ming fabrics
Wright, Alexander P., Newark, N. J., assignor to United States Electric Lighting Com-
pany, New York, N. Y. Junction-box for electric ciiruits
Wright, Alonzo, Denver, Colo. Automatic well-cleaner
Wright, Arthur S., Moline, 111. Chain-pump fixture
AVright, Augustine W.. Chicago, 111. Eailw.ay-rail joint
Wright, Augustus, Providence, R. I. Clip for aerial electric cables
Wright, Benjamin, Hudson, Mich. Grain -cleaner
Wright, Benjamin C. (See Keyser, George W., assignor.)
Wright, Benjamin F., Oneida, Kans. Stenra-boiler
Wright, Chancy G. (See Springer, Lorin C, assignor.)
Wright, Charles J. (See Haas.Samuel H., assignor.)
Wright, Charles R. A., 3 CaatillainRoad, MaidaVale, county of Middlesex, England. Dis-
solving metals in animoniacal solutions
Wright, Duncan. (See Price and Wrieht.)
Wright, Edmund, Philadelphia. Pa. Carriage-umbrella
Wright, Edward, assignor to Wright Machine Company, Worcester, Mass. Rotating joint
mechanism for steam apparatus
Wright, Edward P., Portland, Oreg. Ladder
Wright, Elijah, assignor to himself and S. R. Whitten, Coldwater, Miss. Hand-power for
sewing-machines
Wright, Frank. (See Copeland and Wright.)
Wriglit, Frederick K., Homer, N. Y. Positive shuttle-motion for looms
Wright, Frediick M.. Fern Ridge. Mo. Car-coupling
Wright, George F., Worcester, Mass. Shuttle for weaving wire-cloth
Wright. George F., assignor to himself and W. C. Dewey, Palmer, Mass. Rendering build-
ings fireproof
Wright, Granville W., assignor to Sargent & Co., New Haven, Conn. Tool-handle
Wright, Henry C. (See Patterson, James, assiguor.)
Wright, Homer, Pittsburg, Pa. Jug-top
Wright, Horace A., et al. (See Opp, Benjamin F., assignor.)
Wriglit, Jacob D., assignor to Wright Machine Company, Worcester, Mass. Mechanism)
for checking or stopping the action of machinery 5
Wright, James, Weedsport, N. Y. Separable button or stud
Wright, James A., Rockingham, N. C. Spring-motor
Wright, James N., Quincy. 111. Press
Wright, Jesse T., New Albany, Ind. Roll for forming link-blanks
Wright, John B., Ridge's Creek, N. C. Grain-sower
Wright, John R. , Wheeling, Mo. Hay-stacker
Wright, Joseph H., New York, N. Y. Neck-wear fastener
Wright, Kel.^o, Ansouia, Conn. Surface-gage
Wright, M. B. (See Stamp, William, as.si'gnor.)
Wright Machine Company. (See Wright, Edward, assignor.)
AVright Machine Company. (See Wright, Jacob D., assignor.)
Wright, Miller A. (See Owen, Luther B., assignor.)
Wright, Nehemiah. (See M irrls, David, assignor.)
Wright, Oliver C. (See Wheeler. William C, assignor.)
Wright, Orlando H., et al. (See Opp, Benjamin F., assignor.)
Wright, Palmer C, New Haven, Conn. Device to prevent retrogr.ide movement
Wright, Samuel, Egremont, county of Chester, England. Barrel-making machine
Wright, Samuel, Egremont, county of Chester, England. Barrel-making machine
Wright, Sidney B., Wyandotte, Mich. Securing railwav-rails to metallic ties
Wright, Sydney T., St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada. Mediciue for rheumatism
Wright, Thomas. (See Hohlen, William, assignor.)
Wright, Thomas, South Norwich, county of Oxford, assignor to 0. Sweeper Company,
(limited.) Otterville, Ontario, Canada. Combined camp-ehalr and cane
Wright. Wilber S., assignor to N. M. Wilson, Philadelphia, Pa. Wheel for bicycles
Wright, William, New York, N. Y. Apparatus for drying fertilizers
No.
292,727
297,483
308,027
301,038
310,110
292,525
306,201
306,202
309,277
309.278
309,676
302.309
304,680
304 681
298,329
294,714
307,097
292,609
291,4.59
295,139
297,547
306,042
298,330
305,773
303.961
307,828
303,690
298,149
295,140
298,049
308,334
306,370
299,610
293.9!I5
299,895
307,249
303.478
301,946
297,330
308.939
291.970
294.747
30,'!,4.'52
303,210
2M7,099
302.217
303,782
Date.
298.930
292,728
299,896
298,539
308,940
295.216
299,8!)7 i
299,898 i
Jan. 29
Apr. 22
Nov. 11
June 24
Dec. 30
Jan. 29
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Dec. 23
July 22
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
May 6
Mar. 4
Nov. 4
Jan. 29
Jan. 1
Mar. 11
Apr. 22
Sept. 30
May 6
Sept. 30
Aug. 19
Nov. 11
Aug. 19
May 6
Mar. 11
May 6
Nov. 18
Oct. 7
June 3
Feb. 19
June 3
Oct. 28
Aug. 12
July 15
Apr. 22
Dec. 9
Jan. 15
Mar. 4
Nov. 25
A ug. 5
Apr. 15
July 15
Aug. 19
May 20
Jaii. 29
June 3
May 13
Dec. 9
Mar 18
June 3
June 3
Monthly
volume.
03
2177
2003
791
1970
2026
1916
231
233
946
948
1463
1577
511
514
479
453
370
2033
.557
1003
2094
2290
481
1941
1370
552
1024
234
1004
110
1196
436
141
1563
483
1619
747
1115
1810
490
1201
487
1356
458
1.509
14,53
1139
1217
2178
484
607
547
C216
)217
544
(543
1544
C536
1537
62
62, 63
C249
1250
2.50
396
433
140
140
(129
ll30
127
101
505
157
277
571
634
130
540
379
150
281
277
28
327
117
35
431
127
430
201
306
:491
492
130
336
136
369
124
416
404
312
343
607
127
128
724 205
491
\-
1100
487
488
306
128
128
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Gazette.
29
P.4
418
395
527
1308
1117
374
42
42
891
892
994
309
912
912
617
907
439
393
ion
1008
411
1269
617
1200
719
479
654
.571
1008
.548
613
81
946
732
1014
323
600
218
357
795
232
913
6.51
.539
298
281
676
772
418
27 1014
V- i 072
795
1040
1015
1015
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
331
Kame, residence, and invention.
"Wright, 'William A., Centreton, N. J., assignor to A. J. Lambom, Pliiladolpliia, Pa. Spiko-
extractor
Wright, "William A., Centreton, N. J., assignor to A. J. Lambom, Philadelphia, Pa. Toy
boat
"Wright, "William H., Tarrvtown, N. T. Car-axle packing
"Wright, "William H., Tarrytown. N. T. Thill-couplini
Wright, William H., Tairytown, N. T. Car-axle lubricator
Wriglit. William S., Dover, N. J. Harmonic coupler for piano-actions
Wuorfel, Ernest, Brooklyn, N". T. Button
Wiiest, Conrad, Zurich. Switzerland. Electric door-lock
Wiillffhagen. Jorges P. E., assignor of one-half to C.Peterson, Brooklyn, N.T. Refrigerator.
Wunderlich, Gennaro, assignor of one-half to J. D. Hyer, Philadelphia, Pa. Seat-beater
for boots and shoes ;
Wiinsche, Adolf, Hamburg. Germany. Obtaining carbonate of magnesia
Wurfflein, AVilliara. (See Wallis, Thomas M., assignor.)
Wiistner, Jean, Annecy, France. Chimney top or cowl
Wuth, W. A. Otto, Pittsburg, Pa. Producing steel from wrought-iron with plumbago
Wycough, Mark A. R., Batesville, Ark. Adjustable hanie for harness
Wyeth, Henry M., Salt Lake City, Utah Ter. Force-pump
Wygant, John H., Hacken.sack, N. J. Mast-hoop . -
Wykhnysen, Hendrik, Holland, Mich. Clock-frame
Wylam," Edward, Southwark, county of Surrey, England. Food for animals
Wylam, Edward, Southwark, county of Surrey, England. Food for animals
Wylde, Samuel, et al, (See Norton, Eliphalet C., assignor.)
Wylie, Richard, Napa, Cal. Sidewalk-curb and surface-case for electric wires
Wylie, Richard, Napa City, Cal. Saw-horse
Wylie, William H. (See Church, Louis J., assignor.)
Wyman, Charles A., Hutchinson, Minn. Brick-machine
Wyman, Horace. (See Crompton and Wyman.)
Wyman. Horace. (See Crompton and Wyman.) (Reissue.)
Wyman, Richard H., Evanston, HI. Railway-car
Wyman, Richard H., Evanston, HI. Railway-car
Wyman. Richard H., Chicago, HI. Rail way -car cover
Wyms. John H., assignor of one-half to M. A. Cahn, Oakland, Cal. Grass-collecting attach-
ment for lawn-mowers
Wynkoop, George W. (See Hoyt and Wynkoop.)
Wynkoop, .John E., Pottsville, Pa. Process of making and composition for pavements and
other purposes
Wythe, William W., Ocean Grove, N. J. Eoistiug-gear
Tagn, Nicholas, St. Petersburg, Russia. Hydraulic motor
Yagn, Nicholas, St. Petersburg, Russia. iDevice for tiansmitting power by belts and
pulleys
Yale Caster Company. (See Schenck, Martin B., assignor.)
Tale, Charles B. (See Hull and Tale.)
Tale, (Charles 0., Rome, N. T. Last
Tale, Richard H., New Orleans. La. Bagasse-drier ,
Talie, Thomas B., Columbia, Tex. Process of and apparatus for extracting crystallized
sugar from bagasse
Tale & Towne Manufacturing Company.
Tale & Towne Manufacturing Company.
Tale & Towne Manufacturing (!lompany.
Tale & Towne Manufacturing Company.
Tale & Towne Manufacturing (3omi)any.
Tale & Towne Manufacturing (Company.
Tale & Towne Manufacturing Company.
"Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company.
Tandell, Charles R., New Tork, N. T. Chair.
(See
(See
(See
(See
(See
(See
(See
(See
Bramble, William H., assicmor.)
Cartwright, Robert, as.signor.)
Kelley, Norman R., assignor.)
Stockwell, Emory, assignor.)
Stock well, Emory, assignor.) (Reissue.)
Stockwell. Emorv and H. C, assignors.)
Taylor, Warren H., assignor.)
Weston, Thomas A., assignor.)
Targer, John A., New Hampton, Iowa. Reversible sad-iron.. i
Tarington, Charles H., Waterbury, Conn. Garment-supporter
Tarnall, Charles, Jr., assigno*- to C. E. Tarnall, Philadelphia, Pa. Butter-shipping box. - .
Tarnall, Charlotte E. (See Tarnall, Charles, Jr., assignor.)
Taryan, Harvey B., assignor of two-thirds to D. W. Geiard, Crawfordsville, and W. T.
Royse. Indianapolis, Ind. Fifth- wheel
Taryan, Homer T., Toledo, Ohio. Apparatus for vacuum distillation
Taryan, Homer T., Toledo, Ohio. Machine for the removal of saccharine matter from ba-
gasse .
Tates, Odaville. (See Baker and Tates.)
Tates, Theodore. Milwaukee. Wis. Cartridge
Tates, Thomas P., Factory ville, N. T. Spring-wagon
Tates, Washington. (See Cooke, Thomas, assignor.)
Tates, William B., Adams. Mass. Apparatus for burning petroleum as fuel
Teager, Alvin A., et alt (See Turner, Edward M., assignor.)
Teager, Peter S. (See Teager, William C, assignor.)
Teager, William C, Browntown, Wis., assignor of one-half to P. S. Teager, Waddam's
Grove, HI. Leather-rolling machine
Teagley, Jacob B., Indianapbli.s, Ind. Hvdraulic ram
Teagley, .Jacob B., Indianapolis, Ind. Hydraulic ram
Teatman, Samuel, Marietta, Ga. Peg-cutter
Teiser, Edmund, assignor to himself and C. H. Steinmetz, Newraanstown, Pa. Thill-coup-
liui
Teiter, .Fred. (See Grewcox and Teiter.)
Tenglii.^, Willard J., Minerva, Ohio. Basr-holder
Teo, A'ralliam H. (See Glanville, Conrad F., as.signor.)
Teom.vhs, George, Wayne. Mich. Mechanical movement
Terkes Thomas M., San Francisco, Cal. Stone-di-ill
Tetter,, piiris, et al. (See Brown. "Mordeeai, assignor.)
Tew "' "'.dwin L., Washington, D. C, assignor to D. Slote & Co., New Tork, N. T.
tac. it to books
At-
No.
301,077
301,846
20e,n98
298.810
308,123
295..512
292.729
300.334
306,043
304,482
303,962
302,531
300,826
297,958
291.1-21
292.191
303.479
309.502
309,503
295,710
305,556
305,728
292,192
296,810
296,809
293,208
302,679
308,453
308,544
308,588
309,677
294,836
293,838
306,989
292,087
308,230
305,990
306,371
300,185
301,198
308,941
296,500
303,199
Date.
June 24
July 8
Apr. 1
May 20
Nov. 18
Mar. 18
Jan. 29
June 10
Sept. 30
Sept. 2
Aug. 19
July 22
June 24
Apr. 29
Jan. 1
Jan. 22
Aug. 12
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Mar. 25
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Jan. 22
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Feb. 5
July 29
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
Dec. 23
Mar. 11
Feb. 19
Oct. 21
Jan. 15
Nov. 18
Sept. 30
Oct. 7
June 10
July 1
Dec. 9
Apr. 8
Aug. 5
310,160 ' Dec. 30
298.262 May 6
298.263 May 6
291,460 I Jan. 1
306,372 Oct. 7
i
307,698 Nov. 4
I
292,974 Feb. 5
308,454 Nov. 25
308.942 Dec. 9
Monthly
volume.
2016
996
244
1072
912
1485
2180
1075
2291
2.56
1371
1876
1710
2613
134
1468
748
1229
1229
1743
1655
1875
1469
1148
1146
558
2078
1356
1482
1549
1466
607
1269
1241
1338
1060
2220
437
R77
163
491
767
395
2082
390
392
558
438
372
246
1357
557
271
71
301
249
409
608
293
635
74
514
716
38
412
204
(484
H85
458
524
413
:323
I 324
323
148
;369
I 370
403
421
396
;i67
[168
379
C330
(331
375
287
(615
) 616
117
236
43
130
211
107
559
103
103
157
117
101
67
370
493 130 29
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26
28
29
29
1 26
28
28
28
28
1316
190
49
743
558
1110
418
1129
1270
864
719
364
1260
517
27
287
600
945
945
1162
1142
1184
287
233
233
539
404
651
678
691
995
939
696
249
258
586
1253
81
1094
759
152
528
1127
600
601
100
82
440
487
651
795
332
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Aipliabetical list of patentees — Continued.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
a,
Official
Gazette.
Tingling, George S. (See Hayford, James W.. assignor.)
Tingling, George S., et al. (See Hamsay, "William, assignor.)
Tingling, George S., A. L. Flack, and H. T. Heller, Tiffin, Ohio. Tack -hammer . .
Tingling, George S., A. L. Flack, and H. T. Heller, Tiffin, Ohio. Tack-hammer ..
Tingling, Joseph A., Cincinnati, Ohio. Valve for steam-pumps
Mining-machine
Mining-machine
Ciit-ofi" valve for mining-machine engines.
Mining-machine
Automatic railway -gate
Toch, Benhard, St. Louis, Mo.
Toch, Benhard, St. Louis, Mo.
Toch, Benhard, St. Louis, Mo.
Toch. Benhard, St. Louis, Mo.
Toder, John K., Liberty, Ohio.
Toergensen, Peter A., Maplewood, lU. Broom
Tohe, George W., et al. (See Pentz, Charlie, assignor.)
Tonkers Hat Manufacturing Company. (See Belknap, Ethelbert, assignor.)
Tonley, Harvey."W., Denver, Colo. Device for closing carriage-doors
Tork, Delos S. (See Dennis and Tork.)
Tork, Levi D. (See Galvin, John "W., a.ssignor.)
Tork, Levi D., Portsmouth, Oliio. Jail-har
Tork, Levi D., Portsmouth, Ohio. Apparatus for producing and burning gas
Tork, Levi D., Portsmouth, Oliio. Mode of and mechanism for producing surfaces on iron
or steel
Tork, Levi D., Portsmouth, Ohio, assignor to Tork Manufacturing Company, of Ohio.
Kunner for scrapers
Tork Manufacturing Company. (See Tork, Levi D., assignor.)
Tork, Peter. (See Dennis and Tork, assignors.)
Tost, Alfred S. (See Murhy. Edward, assignor.)
Tost, George W., Bellaire, Ohio. Finishing the mouths of glass bottles and similar arti-
cles
Tost, George "W. N., New Tork, N. T., assignor to American Writing Machine Company,
of New Tork. Type-writer - -
Tost, George W. N., and W. H. Bracy, New Tork, N. T., assignors to American 'VP'riting
Machine Company. Type-writing machine
Tothers, John W., Cresco, Pa. Car-replacer -
Toung, Albert A., assignor to himself and L. Heath, Boston, Mass. Dress-hanger
Toung, Albert B. (See Kayser, Adolf, assignor.)
Toung, Asa. (See Ga Nun! Gilbert E.. assignor.)
Toung, B. Curtis. (See Turner and Cote, assignors.)
Toung, Calvin, Auburn, N. T., assignor of one-half to D. M. Osborne & Co., of New Tork.
Harvesting-machine
Toung, Charles, assignor to F. E . Crain and W. B. Wilson, Chicago, HI. Knitting-machine .
Toung, David. (See Howard, Patrick, assignor.)
Toung, David, Piqua, Ohio. Fence-making machine
Toimg, Edmund L., and L. Dyer, Millbridge, Me. Machine for making wire or other sol-
der
Toung, Ellis K., Thoraasville, Ga. Pea and bean .sheller
Toung, .Franklin E., Canton, Ohio. Eeclining and folding chair
Toung, George H., Davenport. Iowa. Fifth-wheel
Toung, Henry, et al. (See Ellinwood, Augustus E., assignor.)
Toung, Howard H. (See Graham and Toung. )
Toung, J. B. (See Macpherson, David J., assignor.) (Eeissue.)
Toung, James H. (See Shilling, Jesse, Sr., assignor.)
Toung, John. (See Haskins, Benjamin H., assignor.)
Toung, John, assignor to Western Electric Company, Chicago, HI. Binding-post for elec-
tric wires
Toung, John R., Jr.. Norfolk, Va. Fertilizer
Toung, John T., Vincennes, Ind. Axle-lubricator
Toung, John W.. Fort Maroni, Ariz. Ter. Gripping mechanism for traction-cable railways
Toung, Joseph B. (See Becker and Toung.)
Toung, Joseph M., Johnstown, Pa. Keel-spool for wire
Toung, Lewis A., assignor to himself and C. C. CJolby, Stanstead, Quebec, Canada. Paper-
hanger's table
Toung, Otto, et al. (See Isinger. John A., assignor.)
Toung, Thomas C, St. Charles. Iowa. Corn-planter
Toung, Thomas S., New Tork, N. T. Indicator for elevators
Toung, Virgil H.. assignor of one-half to G. M. Guernsey, Platteville, Wis. Bag-holder - .
Toung, Wesley, Dayton, Ohio. Device for stretching wire -
Toung, Wilbur S., Gillespie, 111. Lubricating-cnp
Toung, WilburS., Gillespie, 111. Wagon-standard
Toung, Wilbur S., Gillespie, 111. Sa,sh-holder
Toung, William H.. Wilmington, Del. Hoisting mechanism for pianos, &c
Toungman, Charles A., Louisville, Ky. Elevator
Toungs, Quinten M., Utica, N. T. Toe-weight
To well. Fielding W., Sidney, Iowa. Diag-.saw
Trigoyen, Jos6. (See Gimenez and Trigoyen.)
Tsaba y Lazarte, Hilario. (See Lar6e, Eiigenio P., assignor.)
Tule, George. (See Tweedy and Tule.)
Tule, John. (See Hart, Albert -T., assignor.)
Tule, John, Whitehall, N. T. Head-block for baling-presses
Tuncker, John J. (See Wade, Tuncker, and Clouse.)
Zacharias, Charles K., Newark, N. J. Luggage-carrier for bicycles
Zachariasen, Lars S., Christiania, Norway. Kailway-truck
Zacherl, Johann, Jr., Unter Dobling, near Vienna, Austria-Hun aary. Pyrethrum soap...
Zaehringer, William, assignor of one-half to C. W. Dovle, New Orleans, La. Car-coupling
Zahniser, George M. (See Zahniser, William F. and G. M.)
Zahniser, William F. and G. M.. North's Mills, Pa. Fence
208,649
298,650
305,034
302.310
304,395
306,570
307..514
306,890
308,396
292,526
292,527
294,301
295,217
295,892
306,670
295,409
304,770
306,373
301,947
294,837
302,810
301,315
291,828
308,589
293,393
307,894
Zanetti, Fortonato C, Bryan, Tex. Aquarium
Zanger, Theodor, assignor of one-half to J. B. Sweet & Son, Buffalo, N. T,
canopy- tops _
Zanger, "Theodor, assignor of one-half to J. B. Sweet &. Son, Buftalo, N. T.
Zastrow, August, La Harpe, 111. Horse-power
Clamp for
Canopy-top - . .
301,655
308,397
304,483
294,948
292,610
305,774
306,309
303,247
306,310
304,888
299,450
303.906
304,984
291,122
298,331
303,098
304,250
306,706
302,462
290,904
308,172
300,186
294,424
295,218
300,427
300,428
296,099
May 13
May 13
Sept. 9
July 22
Sept. 2
Oct. 14
Nov. 4
Oct. 21
Nov. 25
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Feb. 26
Mar. 18
Mar. 25
Oct. 14
Mar. 18
Sept. 9
Oct. 7
July 15
Mar. 11
July 29
July 1
Jan. 8
Nov. 25
Feb. 12
Nov. 11
July 8
Nov. 25
Sept. 2
Mar. 11
Jan. 29
Sept. 30
Oct. 7
Aug. 5
Oct. 7
Sept. 9
May 27
Aug. 19
Sept. 9
Jan. 1
May 6
Atig. 5
Aug. 26
Oct. 14
July 22
Apr. 15
Nov. 18
June 10
Mar. 4
Mar. 18
June 17
June 17
Apr. 1
858
858
969
1.579
141
694
127
1116
1278
1921
1921
1971
1107
1983
833
1420
C3fi
439
1116
609
2227
309
1014
1550
817
637
7.52
1279
257
739
2034
1942
360
458
361
786
1861
1295
916
135
482
274
1761
872
1780
1275
;'75
879
111
1108
1200
1201
245
240
241
C2H4
i265
434
42
181
34
297
350
537
537
539
306
548
220
393
174
118
307
168
(612
^613
(614
84
C283
J 284
421
220
174
206
74
207
565
540
97
124
9M
215
535
358
251
38
130
75
481
230
487
C3.54
^355
236
29
;306
I 307
328
328
72
27
27
[28
28
28
29
29
29
29
26
26
26
26
26
29
26
28
29
28
26
^8
28
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29
26
29
28
29
28
26
26
28
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28
29
28
27
28
28
26
27
28
28
29
28
|27
29
27
26
[26
27
27
27
695
696
1006
309
841
135
393
226
636
374
374
809
1040
1206
100
1100
942
82
218
939
430
59
187
692
.592
496
145
63fi
864
904
393
1201
66
539
66
971
902
706
996
27
618
505
797
168
347
255
570
1094
848
1040
1161
1161
50
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees — Continued.
333
Kame, residence, and invention.
No.
Date.
Montlily
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Zattan, Charlea. (See Nickel and Z<ittan.)
Zeigler, George W., Norwalk, Ohio. Carpet-siveopor
Zeigler, George "W., and G. "W. Graves, assignors to said Graves and W. B. Lyke, Nor-
■walk. Ohio. Windlass
Zoi.s, Charles H. (See Corert and Zeis.)
Zeitz, Charles, South Chicago, 111. Clock-frame
Zoll, Robert R., Baltimore, Md. Sectional steam-boiler
Zcll, Robert R., Baltimore. Md. Sectional .steam-boiler
Zoller, MelanctbonE., Bluffton, Ohio. Buckle
Zellers, Thoodor A., assignor to Ottawa Glass Company, Ottawa, HI. Flatting and anneal-?
ing oven for glass $
Zelliier, Columbus D., Delta, Ohio. Neck-yoke
Zellweger, John , Chicago, 111. Gas-producer
Zellweger, John, Chicago, HI. Gas-producer
Zongerle, Joseph, Ansonia, Conn. Apparatus for casting copper plates, bars, &c
Zens, Charles, assignor of one-half to F. J. Dexter, St. Louis, Mo. Carriage-axle
Zerbe, J. S., et al. (See Brown, Lewis E., assignor.)
Zerr, John, Keokuk, Iowa. Shelving
Zetterman , I. Emanuel, Cambridgeport, Mass. Safe-lock for toy banks
Zetzsche, Julius F. (See Zetzsche, Thomas C, assignor.)
Zetzsche, Thomas C, assignor to himself and J. F. Zetzsche, Okawville, Dl. Furnace . - -
Ziebach, John B., Pottsville, Pa. Cleansing compound
Zieg, George. (See Rayner, Harry, as.signor.)
Ziegler, (!;harle3 W., Scranton, Pa. Machine for separating slate from coal
Ziegler, Enos. (See Ziegler, Henry, assignor.)
Ziegler, Henry, assignor'to himself and E. Ziegler, North Lima, Ohio. Gate-operating ap-
paratus .
Zierold, Karl G. (See Biese and Zierold.)
Zimermann, John. (See Zimermaun, John G. and J.)
Zimei-mann, John G. and J., Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanism for cutting double pile fabrics .
Zimmer, C- (See Kissel, Albert, assignor.)
Zimmer, Louis "W.. et al. (See Ramsay, William, assignor.)
Zimmer, "William, Bellaire, Ohio. Tilting vessel
Zimmer, William, Bellaire, Ohio. Caster.
Zinimerling, August F., Milwaukee, Wis. Soldering-iron
Zimmerling, Augu st F., Milwaukee, Wis. Soldering-iron
Zimmerman, Arnold W., Chicago, 111. Car-door
Zimmerman, Arnold W., Chicago, 111. Car-door lock
Zimmerman, John, Cincinnati, Ohio. Car-heater
Zimmerman, John F., Wa.shington Centre. Mo. Chest for tools, ifcc
Zimmerman, Samuel B., Hudson, Mich. Car-coupling
Zimmermann, Ernst G. (See Zimmermann. Jacob F. and E. G.)
Zimmermann, Heinrich. (See Kunheim and Zimmermann.)
Zimmermann, Jacob F. and E. G., Hanau, Germany. Crucible or casting-ladle
Zinkand, Charles A., San Francisco, Cal. Traveling-bag
Zinkand, Louis, and A. Hofferberlh, Dayton, Ohio. Dumping-wagon
Zinns, Edward F., Milwaukee, Wis. Composition for fire-proof pottery
Zinsmaier, Robert, Gallon, Ohio. Alarm-lock
Zinsmaier, Robert, and M.Burt,Galion,Ohio. Mechanism for raising water by passing trains-
Ziph, George H., St. Joseph, Mo. Combination-tool
Zisset, Albert, Flatbush, N. Y. Fertilizer-di.stributer
Zitze witz, Hermann, Chicago, HI. Pulley-hub
Zohel, Julius, New York, N. Y. Battery-cell
ZoUars, Hurley D. (See Boston, William H.. asiignor.)
Zoller, Albert, New York, N. Y. Hose-coupling-
Zoller, Albert, New York, N. Y. Hop-separator
Zoller, Albert, New York, N. Y. Hop-separator.
Zotoff, Peter, Cronstadt, Russia. Ejector
Zoubkoff, Vladimir V., et al. (See Rosenberg, Alexander A., assignor.)
Zscheoh, Gustavus H., Indianapolis, Ind. Feed-water heater
Zubee, Peter, Ashbumham, Mass. Stump-puller
Zucca, Emll. (See D6 Nobili, Amerigo, assignor.)
Zug, Christopher, Pittsburg, Pa. Manufacture of wrought-iron
Zunz, WUhelm. (See Griindler, Hilarius, assignor.)
295,470
297,050
303,480
304,889
304,890
291,461
298,3.32
292. 88G
292,394
292,395
306,990
303,099
302,081
307,2.-.0
305,6.50
302,970
291,123
293,550
303,907
295,849
295,850
309,280
309,281
303,100
.303,101
309,279
303,783
298,264
308,028
298,050
301,316
295,321
292,088
301,420
.301,039
310,010
302,218
306,796
298,150
303,200
307,370
302,182
305,557
291,262
294,949
Mar. 18
Apr. 15
Aug. 12
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Jan. 1
May 6
Fob. 5
Jan. 22
Jan, 22
Oct. 21
Aug. 5
July 15
Oct. 28
Sept. 23
Aug. 5
Jan. 1
Feb. 12
Aug. 19
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Dec. 16
Aug. 19
May 6
Nov. 11
May 6
July 1
Mai-. 18
Jan. 15
.July 1
June 24
Dec. 30
July 15
Oct. 21
May 6
Aug. 5
Oct. 28
Judy 15
Sept. 23
Jan. 1
Mar. 11
1423
1449
749
788
789
558
483
131
1736
1738
1242
275
1289
1620
1775
125
137
987
1295
1917
1918
952
9.52
275
277
950
1140
395
793
111
310
1242
1339
443
1971
1889
1453
994
237
396
1779
1412
1656
309
741
;393
1394
401
204
215
216
1.57
;i31
> 132
36
484
484
331
75
356
430
493
39
270
358
530
530
250
251
76
76, 77
250
312
103
217
29
85
C375
^376
119
544
510
404
263
61
107
478
C.391
<392
(393
458
87
26
1100
287
fiOO
972
972
100
618
467
.335
335
249
506
251
323
1164
478
27
622
706
1195
1195
892
893
506
506
892
676
601
528
548
59
1065
258
82
1308
1092
281
201
.571
529
351
274
1142
56
964
I
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PATENTEES OF DESIGNS.
Kame, residence, and design.
Abbott, James M., "Waterbury, Conn. Bottle-tap bandle
Abbott, Theodore, assignor to ^. C. Grabam, Philadelphia, Pa. Fringe pendant
Adams, Peter, Jr. (See Shepard and Adams.)
Alcock, Henry, Cobridge, county of Stafford, England. Vegetable-dish
Allen, Charles H. (See Koyce and Alien.)
Allyn, Noyes B., Hartford, Conn. Claw hammer or hatchet
Alpangh, Spencer M. (See Barlow and Al]>augh.)
Ansonia Clock Comijany. (See Davies, Walter D., assignor.)
Ansonia Clock Company. (See Schweizer, Joseph, assignor.)
Appleton, Robert M., Lake Village, If. H. Stocking
Appleton, Samuel, Bristol, Pa. Press-board for stockings
Arci, Juan B., and J. Chapman, Brooklyn, N. T. Steam-radiator pipe
Atkinson, William H. (See Somers and Atkinson.)
Ayres, Samuel, Worcester, Mass. Cage or dish
Baildon, Charles, assignor to If. Barlow, Philadelphia, Pa. Upholstery fabric
Bainbridge, Eichard \V., Brooklyn. N. Y. Writing-paper, &c
Barkentin, George S., assignor to Corbin Cabinet Lock Company, New Britain, Conn. Ornamenta-
tion of trunk-locks
ISarlow, James, and S. II. Alpangli, Trenton, N. J. Table-ware
Barlow, James, and J. Moses, assignors to Mercer Pottery Company, Trenton, N. J. Dinner or
tea set
Barlow, Noah. (See Baildon, Charles, assignor.)
Barnhart, Alson E., et al. (See Guildenstiue Julius, assignor.)
Barnhart, Alson E., et al. (See Heyer, Charles E., assignor.)
Baiuhart, Arthur M., et ah. (See Guildenstine, Julius, assignor.)
Barnhart. Arthur M., et al. (See Heyer, Charles E., assignor.)
Bascom, H. Clay, Troy, N. Y. Heating-stove
Bascom, H. Clay, Troy, N. Y. Parlor-stove
Bascom, H. Clay, Troy, N. Y. Parlor cooking-stove
Bascom, H. Clay, Troy, and T. S. Heister, Lansingburg, N. Y., assignors to said Bascom. Parlor-
stove
Bascom, H. Clay, Troy, T. S. Heister, Lansingburg, and C. A. Hodges, Troy, N. Y., assignors to
said Bascom. Cooking stove
Bascom, H. Clay, Troy, and T. S. Heister, Lansingburg, N. Y., assignors to Youngstown Stove
Company, Youngstown, Ohio. Parlor-stove ■_ ,
Bascom, H. Clay, Troy, T. S. Heister, Lansingburg, and C. A. Hodges, Troy, N. Y., assignors to
said Bascom. Cooking-stove
Bascom, H. Clay, and C. A. Hodges, Tioy, N. Y., assignor to J. Roney, Pittsburg, Pa. Cooking-
stove -
Bascom, H. Clay, and C. A. Hodges, Troy, N. Y., assignors to said Bascom. Box-stove
Bascom, H. Clay, and C. A. Hodges, Troy, N. Y., assignors to said Bascom. Heating-stove
Bascom, H. Claj', and C. A. Hodges. Troy, N. Y., assignors to said Bascom. Parlor-stove
Bascom, H. (ilay, and C. A. Hodges, Tioy, N. Y., assiguors to said Bascom. Cooking-stove
Bascom, H. Clay, and C. A. Ho Iges, Troy, N. Y., assignors to said Bascom. Parlor-stove
Bascom, H. Clay, and C. A. Hodges, Troy, N. Y., assiguors to said Bascom. Cooking-stove
Bascom, H. Clay, and C. A. Hodges, Tioy, N. Y., assignors to said Bascom. Coal-stove
Bascom, H. Clay, and E. Ritchie, Troy, N. Y., as.sismors to said Bascom. Heating-stove
Bascom, H. Clay, and E. Kitcliie, Troy, N. Y., assignors to said H. Clay Bascom. Pailor-stove
Bassett, .lulius W. , Brooklyn, KT. Y. , assignor to Hartford Carpet Company, Hartford, Conn. Caipet
Baumer, Francis, Syracuse, N. Y. Ornamentation of candles
Bawden, John, et at. (See McMenomay, John E., assignor.)
Bawdcn, John H., et al. (See McMenomay, John E., assignor.)
Beaumont, Albert, Philadelphia, Pa. Carpet
Beebe, Charles H., Norwich, Conn. Ornamentation of builders' hardware
Beeler, Charles H., Jr., assignor to MacKellar, Smiths & Jordan, Philadelphia, Pa. Font of print-
ing-type
Beeler, Charles H., Jr., assignor to MacKellar, Smiths & Jordan, Philadelphia, Pa. Type
Belmont Glass Works. (See Brinton and Reaper, assignors.)
Bemhard, Morris, assignor to Dreyfus Brothers, New York, N. Y. Pendant
Beseler, Carl, New York, N. Y. Frame for an air-compressor
Bigelow Caipet Company. (See Campbell, Jacob B., assignor.)
Bigelow Carpet Company. (See Halliday, Arthur L., assignor.)
Bigelow Carpet Company. (See HalHday and McCallum, assignors.)
Bigelow Cai'pet Company. (See Komori, Noric, assignor.)
Bigelow Carpet Company. (See Loudon, Milton R., assignor.)
Bigelow (Darpet Company. (See McCallum, William, assignor.)
Bigelow Carpet Company. (See Merry. John, assignor.)
Bigelow Carpet Company. (See Smith, Frank E., assignor.)
Billingham, Francis, Brooklyn, assignor to E. 1*. (51eason Manufacturing Company, New York,
N. Y. Lantern
Brnkert, Adolph, assignor to Caterson, Brotz &, Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Ace of spades for playing-
cards
Bioren, Frederick F. and J. C, Newark, N. J. Sleeve-button
Bioren, Frederick F. and J. C., Newark, N. J. Sleeve-button
Bioren, James C. (See Bioren, Frederick F. and J. C.)
Black, Harry T. (See Whitmyer and Black.)
Blair, George W., Pittsbiirg, Pa. Lamp-chimney ■
Blose, Joseph TJ., Grant, Pa. Sleigh-shaft
1.5,253
15,163
14,640
15,422
15.13fi
15,137
14,883
15,429
1.5..314
15,583
15,121
14,528
14,808
15,385
C 15,648 }
\ 1.5,649 5
15,674
15,396
15,397
15,647
15,468
15,138
15,292
15,386
15,398
15,399
15,400
15,401
15,402
15,387
15,646
14,836
14,995
( 14,551)
] to ^
( 14,554 )
ll.SCi
14,564
15,108
15,109
15,551
14,865
14,957
14,897
15,003
15,384
15,527
Aug. 19
July 29
Feb. 12
Sept. 23
July 15
July 15
Mar. 18
Oct. 7
Aug. 26
Dec. 2
July 8
Jan. 1
Feb. 20
Sept. 9
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
Sept. 10
Sept. 16
Dec. 30
Oct. 21
July 15
Aug. 19
Sept. 9
Sei)t. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 10
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 9
Dec. 30
Mar. 4
May 13
Jan. 22
Mar. 18
Jan. 29
July 1
Jidy 1
Nov. 18
Mar. 11
Apr. 15
Mar. 25
May 20
Sept.
Nov.
Official
Gazette.
28
28
26
29
28
29
28
26
26
29
29
28
28
29
29
28
28
28
28
28
28
98
28
28
29
26
27
26
26
26
28
28
29
26
27
26
27
9
11
335
28
29
195
195
1021
1
726
697
99
1
740
919
1044
1044
1011
1011
1044
177
195
636
919
1011
1011
1011
1011
1011
919
1044
827
627
277
1021
357
2
2
539
919
211
1115
722
919
453
336
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees of designs — Continued.
ITame, residence, and design.
Official
Gazette.
Boda, Abla Z., "Washington, D. C, assignor to C. Devries, M. A. Vogeler, and H. D. TJmbstaetter,
Baltimore, Md. Statue
Boston "Watch Case Company. (See Boyer, Jean F., assignor.)
Bothe, Henry F. H., North Attleborongh, Mass. Vinaigrette
Botticher, George, Wurzen, Saxony. Germany. Mohau' plush
Bound Brook Woolen Mills. (See Einstein, Henry L., assignor.)
Bourne, Edward, Allegheny, Pa. Toilet-cabinet
Bowers, Charles H., assignor of one-hall: to T. J. Conley, Defiance, Ohio. "Wagon-stake ,
Bowers, James, Newark, N. J. Corset
Boyei-, Jean F., assimor to Boston Watch Case Company, Boston, Mass. Watch-case
Bradley & Huhbard Manufacturing Company. (See Patitz, Albert, assignor.)
Brayer, Nicholas, as.signor to Co-Operative Foundry Company, Rochester, N. T. Heating-stove - .
Breiimer, Henry, assignor to D. W. Bruce, New York, N. Y. Printing-type
Brinton, William H., and J. H. Keaper, assignors to Belmont Glass Works, Bellaire, Ohio. Dish. .
Bromley Brothers. (See Ricker, Fred F., assignor.)
Bromley & Sons, John. (See Pegel, Julius, assignor.)
Bromley & Sons, John. (See Petzold, Adolph, assignor.)
Brooks, Alfred A., Boston, Mass. India-rubber outer sole
Brooks, Chapin C, Lancaster, N. H. Ax-blade
Brooks & Son, George. (See Nuffer, Earnest G., assignor.)
Brotz, Robert, et al. (See Eavenson, Edwin R., assignor.)
Bruce, David W. (See Brehmer, Henry, assignor.)
Bruce, David W. (See Ihlenburg, Herman, assignor.)
Bruce, David W., New York, N. Y. Type
Bruschke, Charles J. , Lake Tiew, 111. Chair
Bryant, Alva. (See Lockwood and Bryant.)
Bunde, Louis W., and W. H. TJpmeyer, Milwaukee, Wis. Badge ,
Burney, Randall, Atlanta, Ga. Sash-fastener
Burroughs, Joseph. (See Mountford and May, assignors.)
Burroughs, Joseph, et al. (See May, Charles A., assignor.)
Butterick Publishing Company. (See Cheesenian, Mary M., assignor.)
Butterick Publishing Company. (See Kav.anagh, Mary, assignor.)
Butterick Publishing Company. (See O'Hara, Catherine, assignor.)
Butterick Publishing Company. (See Reed, John Q., assignor.)
Butterick Publishing Company. (See Shiels, Catherine, assignor.)
Butterick Publishing Company. (See Shiels, Sarah J., assignor.)
Butterick Publishing Company. (See Tully, Louise, assignor.)
Butterick Publishiug Company. (See Turner, Mary, assignor.)
Butterick PublishingCorapauy- (See Wright, Frances, assignor.)
Campbell, Jacob B., Yonkers, N. Y., assignor to Bigelow Carpet Company, Clinton, Mass. Carpet.
Campbell, Jacob B., Yonkers, N. Y., assignor to Bigelow C3arpet Company, Clinton, Mass. Carpet,
Campbell. Jacob B., Yonkers, N. Y., assignor to Bigelow Carpet Company, (ilinton, Mass. Carpet
CJasper, Charles, Meriden, Conn. Salt and pepper box
Casper, Louis, Meriden, Conn. Salt and pepperbox
Gassier, William. (See Reynolds, Edward H., assignor.)
Caterson, Brotz & Co. (See Biukert, Adolph. assignor.)
Caterson, James H., et al. (See Eavenson, Edwin R.. assignor.)
Chalvin, Henry A., assignor to Cook & Bernheimer, New "York, N. Y. Bottle
Chapman, John. (See Arci and Chapman.)
Chapman, Robert J., Philadelphia. Pa. Wall ornamentation '.
Chafnley, James A., Pro*Vidence, R. I. Bracelet ,
Chatellier, Joseph P., New York, N. Y. Rosettes for .jewelry ,
Cheesenian, Mary M., assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y.
Lady's costume
Cheeseman, Maiy M., assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y.
Lady's costume
Chelsea Jute Mills. (See Lyall, James, assignor.)
Chetwynd, Elijah, Hanley, county of Stafford, England, assignor to T. H. Taylor, New York, N. Y.
Earthenware dish
Christesen, Rodolphe, assignor to Russell & Erwin Manufacturing Company, New Britain, Conn.
Lamp-bracket
Christie, Hugh, Boston, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass. Carpet
Christie, Hugh, Boston, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing CJompany, Lowell, Mass. Carpet
Cincinnati Coffin Company. (See Lewis, Samuel C, assignor.)
Clarke, Donald A., SedaUa, Mo. Bracket ,
Cochran, Andrew, assignor to W. E. Montague and T. E. White, Philadelphia, Pa. Carpet
Cohen, Isaac. (See Cooper and Cohen.)
Coleman, William H., New Orleans, La. Box ,
Collender, H. W. (See Wagner, Albert, assignor.)
Combs & Bawden. (See Read, Joseph A., assignor.)
Combs, Gilbert, et al. (See McMenomay, John E., assignor.)
C!ohd6, Swits, Oswego, N. Y. Knit shirt
Conley, Thomas J. (See Bowers, Charles H., assignor.)
Conner, James M., New York, N. Y. Font of printing-type
Cook & Bernheimer. (See Chalvin, Henry A., assignor.)
(io-Operative Foundry Company. (See Brayer, Nicholas, assignor.)
Cooper, BensonP., and I. Cohen, Philadelphia, Pa. Ornamental stand
Cooper, Thomas v., etal. (See James, Samuel, assignor.)
Copeland, Frederick W., Chelsea, Mass. Cooking stove or range
Corbln Cabinet Lock Company. (See Barkentin. George S., assignor.)
Corbln, P. & F. (See Langert'eld, Arthur, assignor.)
Cory, Florence E., assignor to Vandeventer & Home, New York, N. Y. Carpet
Crawford, Hari-y C. (See Mundy, Edwin V., assignor.)
Crowe, Eugene A., Boston, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass. Carpet
Ciunmings, John K., St. Louis. Mo. Bottle or flask
Dabney, Isabella G., New York, N. Y. Lamp-stand ._.
Daggett, Ellsworth. Salt Lake City, Utah Ter. Ornamentation of a cribbage-board '.
Daintrey, William M. (See George, John B., assignor.)
Daintrey, William M. (See Smith, Horatio, assignor.)
Danby, Arthur, assignor to Schofield, Mason & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Carpet
14,809
15,611
15,597
15,062
15,313
14,535
14,866
15,184
15,004
15 650
15,185
15,157
15,034
14,975
15,293
15,312
14,677
15,452
15,507
14,545
14,565
14,837
15,516
14,566
14,704
15,125
15,139
15,063
14,838
l.'j.SlS
15,364
C 14^529 \
\ 14,530 3
15,158
14,996
15,110
15,423
15,528
839 (
840 j
f 14,
( 14,678 )
I to [
t 14,703 S
14,925
15,187
15,316
C 14,926 \
\ 14,927 i
Feb. 26
Dec. 16
Dec. 9
June 17
Aug. 26
Jan. 8
Mar. 11
Aug. 5
May 20
Dec. 30
Aug. 5
July 22
June 3
Apr. 29
Aug. 19
Aug. 26
Feb. 19
Oct. 14
Nov. 4
Jan. 15
Jan. 29
Mar. 4
Nov. 4
Jan. 29
Feb. 19
July 8
July 15
June 17
Mar. 4
Aug. 26
Aug. 26
Aug. 5
Jan. 1
July 22
May 13
July 1
Sept. 23
Nov. 11
Mar. 4
Feb. 19
Apr. 1
Aug. 5
Aug. 26
Apr. 1
26
29
29
27
28
26
26
28
27
29
28
28
27
27
28
28
26
29
29
26
26
26
29
26
26
28
27
26
28
28
28
26
28
27
28
28
29
26
26
27
28
28
27
740
867
777
1139
726
111
919
455
722
1044
455
287
920
417
636
726
641
87
370
205
357
827
370
357
641
99
195
1139
827
726
726
455
1
287
627
2
1105
453
827
641
1
455
726
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphahetical list of patentees of designs — Coutinaed.
337
Name, residence, and design.
Official
Gazette.
Dash, Bowie, New York, N. T. Ornamentation of paper
Davies. Walter D., Brooklyn, N. T., assignor to Ansonia Clock Company, Anaonia, Conn. Clock-
case front
Davies, "Walter D., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Ansonia Clock Company, Ansonia, Conn. Clock
and inkstand
Davis, Henry, assignor to Horner Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa. Carpet
Dellnieres, Eemy, Limoges, France. Dish-handle
Devries, Christian, et al. (See Boda, Abia Z., assignor.)
Dick, Dundas, New York, N. Y. Medicine-case
Dickman, Theodore, and J. W. Elliott, Wapakonela, Ohio. Churn-frame
Dikeman, Charles S., assignor to Towle Manufacturing Company, Newburyport, Mass. Handle for
spoons or forks
Dini, Tincenzo, Brooklyn, N. Y. Center-piece
Dittenhoefer, Myer, New York, N. Y. Mouth-piece for pipes
Dodi;e, Nathan D. (See Hatfield, Charles B., assignor.)
Dolbey, 'Williara S., Brooklyn, N. Y. Finsrer-ring
Dominick, Alexander, New York, N. Y. Spoon -handle
Doiiato, Peter L., Newark, N. J. Sewing-machine cover
Dornan Bros. & Co. (See Eigliter, Oscar, assignor.)
Dreyfus, Bernhard, New York, N. Y. Pendant
Dreyfus, Bernhard, New York, N. Y. Pendant ,
Dreyfus, Bernhard, New York, N. Y. Pendant
Droyfns, Bernhard, New York, N. Y. Pendant
Dreyfus Brothers. (See Bernhard, Morris, assignor.)
Dreyfuss, Isidor. (See Helnius and Dreyfuss.)
Drown, William A., Philadelphia, Pa. Ornamentation of an umbrella or parasol
Dueber, John C, Newport, Ky. "Watcli-case ,
Dneber, John C, Newport, Ky. TVatch-case
Dulin, James G., et al. (See Spencer, A. Paul, assignor.)
Duteraple, William K., Providence, R. I. Gem-setting
Dutemple, William P., Providence, E, I. Pin or other like article of jewelry
Dwyer, James, assignor to Peninsular Stove Comjiany, Detroit, Mich. Stove
Eavenson, Edwin R., assignor to J. H. Caterson and K. Brotz, Philadelphia, Pa. Back of a play-
ing-card
Edge, Charles, assignor to H. Edge, Newark, N. J. Ornamental chain
Edge, Harriet. (See Edge, Charles, assignor.)
Edwards, John, Hartwell, near Longton, county of Stafford, England. Dinner, tea, and table
ware
Einstein, Henry L., assignor to Bound Brook Woolen Mills, Bound Brook, N. J. Cloth
Eldrid.ge, Eli H. and J. H., Taunton, Mass. Coffin-plate
Eldridge, John H. (See Eldridge, Eli H. and J. H.)
Elliott, John W. (See Dickman and Elliott.)
Estey Organ Company. (See Fuller, Levi K.. assignor.)
Evans. James E., Cincinnati, Ohio. Frame for voltaic batteries
Fair Hill Manufacturing Company. (See Grahl, Charles F., assignor.)
Fairchild, LeEoy C, New York.'N. Y. Cigar-cutter case
Fairchild, Le Boy W., New York, N. Y. Pencil-case ,
Fajon, Etienne, assignor to Eoxbury Carpet Company, Boston, Mass. Carpet
Fajon, Ktienne, assignor to Eoxbury Carpet (jompany, Boston, Mass. Caipet
Fajon, Etienne, assignor to Eoxbury Carpet Company, Boston, Mass. Carpet
Ferguson, Joseph. (See Smith and Ferguson.)
Ferguson, Joseph, assignor to Stead & Miller, Philadelphia, Pa. Chenille fabric
Fisher, Edwin, Boston, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass. Carpet
Fisher, Edwin, Boston, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass. Carpet
Fisher, Edwin, Boston, assignor to LoweU Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass. Carpet
Fisher, Edwin, Boston, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, LoweU, Mass. Carpet
Fisher, Edwin, Boston, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass. Carpet
Fisher, Edwin, Boston, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass. Carpet
Fislier, Edwin, Boston, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass. Carpet
Fi.sk, Clark & Flagg. (See Fiagg, Thomas J., assignor.)
Flagg, Thomas J., New York, N. Y. Made-up scaif
Flagg, Thomas J., New York, N. Y. Man's scarf
Flagg, Thomas J., assignor to Fisk, Clark & Flagg, New York, N. Y. Made-up scarf
Flagg, Thomas J. , assignor to Fisk, Clark & Flagg, New York, N. Y. Scarf
Flagg, Thomas J., assignor to Fisk, Clark & Flagg, New York, N. Y. Made-up scarf
Folsom, James L., Brooklj-n, N. Y. Carpet
Folsom, James L., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Hartford Carpet Company, Hartford, Conn. Carpet.
Folsom, James L., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Hartford Carpet Company, Hartford, Conn. Carpet.
Folsom, James L., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Hartford Carpet Company, Hartford, Conn. Carpet.
Folsom, James L., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Hartford Carpet Company, Hartford, Conn. Carpet.
Folsom, James L., Brooklyn, N. T., assignor to Hartford Carpet Company, Hartford, Conn. Carpet-
22 PAT
15,087
15,126
15,127
1.5,317 {
15,318 5
15,111
15,388
15,046
15,047
14.550
15,552
15,403
15,048
14,603
14,567
15,140
15, .529
15,612
14,944
C 14.976
\ 14,977
14,997
15,064
15,236
14,,555
f 14,810'
I to '
(. 14,816
15,389
15,598
14,568
14,641
15,453
14,817
14,965
14,531
15,164
15,188
15.189
( 14,705 J
( 14,716 i
14,898
( 15,165)
< to )■
( 15,170 S
C 15,190 )
I 15,200 )
C 15,319)
] to [
t 15,321 )
( 15,365 \
\ 15,366 5
15,377
15,141
15,142
15,201
( 15,294 )
I to \
t 15,296 )
C 15,297 ?
\ 15,298 3
15,508
14,642)
to ^
I4,6G3
14,717
to
14,755
14,841
15,254
to
15,260
15,299
to
15,306
June 24
July 8
55)
41
54.
60)
July 8
Aug. 26
July 1
Sept. 9
June 10
June 10
Jan. 15
Nov. 18
Sept. 16
June 10
Feb. 5
Jan. 29
July 15
Nov. 11
Deo. 16
Apr. 8
Apr. 29
May 13
June 17
Aug. 12
Jan. 22
Feb. 26
Sept. 9
Dec. 9
Jan. 29
Feb. 12
Oct. 14
Feb. 26
Apr. 22
Jan. 1
July 29
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Feb. 19
Mar. 25
July 29
Aug. 5
Aug. 26
Aug. 26
Sept. 2
July 15
July 15
Aug. 5
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Nov. 4
Feb. 12
Feb. 19
Mar. 4
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
27
28
28
28
28
28
27
27
26
29
27
26
26
28
29
29
27
27
27
27
28
26
26
28
29
26
26
29
26
27
26
28
28
28
26
26
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
29
26
26
26
28
28
1242
99
99
726
919
1035
1035
206
539
1011
1035
441
357
195
453
867
104
417
627
1139
546
277
740
919
777
357
546
87
740
303
1
371
435
45S
641
1115
372
455
726
726
814
195
195
455
636
636
370
546
641
827
636
636
338
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphaietical list of patentees of designs — Continued.
Name, residence, and design.
Official
Gazette.
Folsom, Jame.s L., Brooklyn, N. T., assignor to Hartford Carpet Company, Hartford, Conn. Carpet
Folsom, James L., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Hartford Carpet Company, Hartford, Conn. Carpet
Folsom, James L., Brooklyn, N. T., assignor to Hartford Carpet Company, Hartford, Conn. Carpet.
i"olsom, James L., Brooklyn, H". Y., assignor to Hartford Carpet Company, Hartford, Conn. Carpet.
Jewelry-pin .
Ear-ring
Breastpin . . .
Ear-ring
Eord, Montgomery, Philadelphia, Pa. Cane-handle...
Foster, Theodore "W., Providence, K. I. Jewelry -pin.
Foster, Theodore "W., Providence, E. I.
Foster, Theodore "W., Providence, R. I.
Foster, Theodore "W., Providence, E. I.
Foster, Theodore "W., Providence, E. I.
Frame, George A., et al. (See James. Samuel, assignor.)
Francy, Eohert M., Toronto, Ohio. Fire-clay stove-pipe
Freeman, William C, Louisiana, Mo. Dipper
Frost, Ella C, Boston, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass. Carpet
Frost, Ella C., Boston, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass. Carpet
Frost, Ella C, Boston, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass. Carpet
Fuller, Levi K., Brattleborough , Vt., and A. "Wagner, New York, N. Y. ; said Wagner assignor to
said Fuller. Sewing-machine bed-plate and arm
Fuller, Levi K., assignor to Estey Organ Company, BrattlehoTOugh, Vt. Organ-case ,
Fuller & "Warren Comy>any. (See "Warren, "Wolfe, and Scorer, assignors.)
Gadsby, "Walter J., assignor to Eoxbury Carpet Company, Boston, Mass.
Gadsby, Walter J., assignor to Eoxbury Carpet Company, Boston, Mass.
Gadsby, Walter J., assignor to Eoxbury Carpet Company, Boston, Mass.
Carpet
Carpet
Caipet
Gadsby, Walter J., assignor to Eoxbury Carpet Company, Boston, Mass. Carpet
Gadsby, Walter J., assignor to Eoxbury Carpet Company, Boston, Mass. Carpet
Gaily, Merritt, New York, N. Y. Case for musical instruments
Gartshore, William M., London, Ontario, Canada. Cooking-stove _
George, John B., 37 Highbury Hill, county of Middlesex, England, assignor to W. M. Daintrey,
New York, N. Y. Carpet
George, John B., 37 Highbury Hill, county of Middlesex, England, assignor to W. M. Daintrey,
New York, N. Y. Carpet .'
Germantown Tool Works. (See Skinner, William S., assignor.)
Ghee, Henry, Syracuse, N. Y. Spoons and tablp-ware
Giesecke, George, Leiosic, Saxony, Germany. Font of printing-type
Giesecke, (ieorge F., Leipsic, Saxony, Germany. Font of type-ornaments
Giesecke, George F. , Leipsic, Saxony, Germany. Font of piinting-type
Giles, Charles K., Chicago, 111. Watch-chain
Gill, John M., Huntington, Ind. Milk-strainer
Gillette, Fanny, New York, N. Y. Fan
Gleason Manufacturing Company, E. P. (See Billingham, Francis, assignor.)
Gminder, George F., New York, N. Y. Trimming
Godshalk, Edward H. (See Goldthorp, Henry, assignor.)
Gold.smitb, Daniel, New York, N. Y. Gem for finsrer-rings
Goldthorp, Henry, as,signor to E. H. Godshalk, Philadelphia, Pa. Fringe ^
Goodwin. Frank C, Chelsea, Mass. Campaign-toich
Gordon, .Tohn E., and W. Kerredge, Hancock, Mich. Drinking- vessel
Gorham Manufacturing Company. (See "Wilkinson, Geoi-ge, assignor.)
Gottschalk, Charles G. (See Eeyssier and Gottschalk.)
Graham, James. (See Sweeney. John, assignor.)
Graham, John, assignor to Marder, Luse & Co., Chicago, HI. Font of printing-tj'pe
Graham, John, assignor to Marder, Luse & Co., Chicago, HI. Font of type
Graham, John C. (See Abbott, Theodore, assignor.)
Graham, John G. (See Smith, William, assignor.)
Grahl, Charles F., assignor to Fair Hill Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Chenille cord.
Greene, J. Ashton, Brooklyn, N. Y. "Wrench "
Gridley, John W., assignor to Southington Cutlery Company, Southington, Conn. Curry-comb
.Griscoin, "William, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. Block oi" magnesia T
Griswold, Lewis F. (See Parker and Griswold.)
Griswold, Stephen M., Brooklyn, N. Y. Eyeglass-holder
Groeher, Paul, New York, N. Y. "Wall-paper
Groeber, Paul, New York, N. Y. "Wallpaper ,
Groeber, Paul, New York, N. Y. WaU-paper
Groeber, Paul, New York, N. Y. "Wall-paper
Gros.iean, Charles T., assignor to Tiffany & Company, New York, N. Y. Spoon or fork handle
Gros.jean, Charles T,, assignor to Tifi'any & (io.. New York, N. Y. Spoon
Grosjean, Charles T., assignor to TiflFany & Co., New York, N. Y. Knife-blade ;
G-uerrant, Cornelius W., Danville, Va. Tobacco-package
Guildenstine, Julius, New York, N. Y., assignor to A. M. and A. E. Barnhart and C. E. Spindler.
Font of printing-type
Gunther, Anton, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Piano-case
Hacker, Joseph C, New York, N, Y. Satchel-body
Haehnel, William, assignor to Palm & Fechteler, New York, N. Y. Ornamentation of sewing-ma-
chines
Haehnel, William, assignor to Palm & Fechteler, New York, N. Y. Ornamentation of sewing-ma-
chin es
Hale, Henry S., Philadelphia, Pa. End frame for car-seats
; 15,322
to
' 15,340
; 15,404 )
to \
' 15,407 )
15,430
; 15,484
to
! 15,486
15,390
15,049
15,050
15,143
15,532
15.533
15,534
15,599
15,391
15,051
14,899
15,202
15,530
15,531
15,171
431
to
433
(15,
14,569
14,664
14,867
15,203 ;
15,204 '
15,631 ;
15,632 '
14,900
14,945
15,392
15,434
14,603
14,885
14,570
14,571
14,978
15,651
15,112
14,605 ^
14,666 i
15,205
15,.584
15,206
15,154
14,667
15,237
15,113
14,756
14,572
14,842
15,172
I 15,065^
\ 15,070)
15.114
15,173
( 15,238 )
\ *0 [
( 15,242 )
15.144
15,675
15.676
15,424
14,757
15,0.52
15,088
14,958
15,005
15,053
Aug. 26
Sept. 16
Oct. 7
Oct. 28
Sept. 9
28
June 10
27
July 15
Nov. 11
28
29
Nov. 11
29
Dec. 9
29
Sept. 9
June 10
Mar. 25
Aug. 5
28
27
26
28
Nov. 11
29
July 29
Oct. 7
Jan. 29
Feb. 12
Mar. 11
Aug. 5
Dec. 23
Mar. 25
Apr. 8
Sept. 9
Oct. 7
Feb. 5
Mar. 18
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Apr. 29
Dec. 30
July 1
Feb. 12
Aug. 5
Dec. 2
Aug. 5
July 22
Feb.
Aug.
July 1
Feb. 19
Jan. 29
Mar. 4
July 29
June 17
July 1
July 29
Aug. 12
July 15
Dec. 30
Deo. 30
Sept. 23
Feb. 19
June 10
June 24
Apr. 15
May 20
June 10
28
28
29
29
28
29
26
26
26
28
29
26
27
28
29
26
26
26
20
27
29
28
26
28
29
28
28
26
28
26
26
26
28
27
28
28
28
28
39
29
28
26
27
27
27
27
27
722
1035
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphahctival Iht of patentees of designs — Continued.
339
ITame, residence, and design.
Hall, John. (See Heap, Joseph, assignor.)
Halliday, Arthur L., Tonkers, JT. Y., assignor to Bigelow Carpet Company, Clinton, Mass. Carpet.
Halliday, Arthur L., Tonkers, IN. T., assignor to Bigelow Carpet Company, Clinton, Mass. Carpet.
Halliday, Arthur L., Tonkers, K. T., assignor to Bigelow Carpet Company, Clinton, Mass. Carpet.
Halliday, Arthur L., Tonkers, N. T., assignor to Bigelow Carpet Company, Clinton, Mass. Carpet.
Halliday, Arthur L., New Tork, N. T., assignor to Bigelow Carpet Company, Clinton, Mass. Carpet.
Halliday, Arthur L., New Tork, N. T., assignor to Bigelow Carpet Company, Clinton, Mass. Carpet.
Halliday, Arthivr L., New Tork. N.T., assignor to Bigelow Carpet Company, Clinton, Mass. Carpet.
Halliday, Arthur L., and W. McCallum, Tonkers, N. T., assignors to Bigelow Carpet Company,
Clinton, Mass. Carpet
Ham, Robert, assignor to Standard Oil Stove Company, Troy, N. T. Oil-stove
Hankinson. John H. (See Jackson and Hankinson.)
Hard, Bradley A., et al. (See Pike, William A., assignor.)
Hardcastle. Thomas, Bradshaw Works, near Bolton, county of Lancaster, England. Ornamenta-
tion of cotton, silk, or other fabrics
Harden Hand-Grenade Mre-Extinguisher Company. (See Koyce and AUen, assignors.)
Hart, Hubert C, Unionville, Conn. Fork
Hartford Carpet Company. (See Bassett, Julius W., assignor.)
Hartford Carpet Company. (See Fol.som, James L., assignor.)
Hartford Carpet Company. (See Heinigke, Otto, assignor.)
Hartford Carpet Company. (See Hunt, Henry, assignor.)
Hartford (Carpet Company. (See .Jacobs, Winthrop L., assignor.)
Hartford Carpet Company. (See Meyer, Julius S., assignor.)
Hartford Carpet Company. (See Pegel, Julius, assignor.)
Hartford Carpet Company. (See Rugen, Frederick A., assignor.)
Hartley, John, assignor to W. Hunter & Son, Philadelphia, Pa. Upholstery fabric
Hartman, Josephus, Philadelphia. Pa. Bi.'icuit-cracker
Hatcher, Isaiah G., Cleveland, Ohio. Burial-casket
Hatcher, Isai.ah G., Cleveland, Ohio. Molding
Hatcher, Isaiah G., (Cleveland, Ohio. Buiial-casket
Hatfield, Charles B., Troy, N. T., assignor to N. D. Dodge, Newburyport, Mass. Shoe or slipper..
Haviland. Charles E., Limoges, France. Dish
Haviland, (Charles E., Limoges, France. T,able-ware
Haviland. CJharles E. , Limoges, France. Dish for table-ware
Haviland, Charles E., Limoges, France. Handle for dishes
Haviland, Charles E., Limoges, France. Dish
Haviland, Edwin, Plainfield, N. J. Earthenware dish ,
Haviland. Theodore, New Tork, N. T. Dish
Hayden, Hiiam W., assignor to Holmes, Booth & Haydens Waterbury, Conn. Spoon or
fork
Heald, Alfred, Philadelphia, Pa. Carpet
Heald, Alfred, Philadelphia. Pa. Carpet
Heap, Joseph, assignor to M. Taylor & Co., Burslem, county of Stafford, England. Covered di.sh ..
Heap, Joseph, Burslem, county of Stafford, England, assignor to J. Hall, Boston, Mass. Vegetable-
dish
Heer, David, assignor to W. Smith, Philadelphia, Pa. Ornamental ring
Heidelberger, David. (See Laugfeld. Morris F., assignor.)
Heinigke, Otto, New Utrecht, N. T., assignor to Hartford Carpet Company, Hartford, Conn. Car-
pet
Heinigke, Otto, New Utrecht, N. T., assignor to Hartford Carpet Company, Hartford, Conn. Car-
pet
Heinigke, Otto, New Utrecht, N. T., assignor to Hartford Carpet Company, Hartford, Conn. Car-
pet
Heister, Tobias S. (See Bascom and Heister.)
Heister, Tobias S. (See Bascom, Heister, and Hodges.)
Helmus, Adolph, and I. Dreyfnss. New Tork, N. T. Reel
Hermann. Samuel, Cincinnati. Ohio. Clamp or loop for trunk-strips
Hertwig, Theodore, New Tork, N. T. Mu.sic-stand
Hess, Isaac. (See Wiberley. William, assignor.)
Heyer, Charles E., Chicago', 111., assignor to A. M. and A. E. Barnhart. Font of printing-type
Heyer, Charles E., assignor to A. M. and A. E. Barnhart, Chicago, 111. Font of printing-type
Higgins. Werter C, Norwich. Conn. Heating-stove
Hill, Thomas, Chicago, HI. Organ-case
Hill, Thomas. Chicago, HI. Organ-case
Hill, William H.. Chicago, HI. Cover for a harvester
Hiller, Michael L., New Tork, N. Y. Slipper-upper
Hirsch, Adolph, and H. M. Marx, New Tork, N. f. Ornamentation of textile and other fabrics . .
Hodges, Cyrus A. (See Bascom, Heister, and Hodges.)
Hodges, (jyrus A. (See Bascom and Hodges.)
Hofstatter. Adolph G., New York. N. T. Chair-frame
Hogg, William .J. (See Wright, George C, assignor.)
Holmes, Booth & Haydens. (See Hayden, Hiram W., assignor.)
Horan, Henry, East Orange, N. J., assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass. Car-
pet
Horan, Henry, East Orange, N. J., assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass.
Carpet
Horan, Henry, East Orange, N. J., assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass.
Carpet
Horan, Henry, East Orange, N. J., assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass.
Carpet
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l 15,511 5
15,540
14,882
14,966
14,979
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) 14,947 3
15,509
15,006
14.987
14,988
15.341
14,901
14,758
15.089
14,627
15,628
15.629 )
15.630 5
14,948
15,600
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15,129 5
15,270
15,652
14,604
15,145
15,489
15.488
15,146
15.071
15,147
14.949
14,959
15,613
15,007
1.5,037
14,575
14,605
14,902
15,072
14,759
14,903
to
14.909
( 15,535)
] to [
1 15,539 )
S 15,553 )
} 15,554 5
Nov. 4
Nov. 11
Mar. 11
Apr. 22
Apr. 29
Apr. 8
Nov. 4
May 20
May 6
May 6
Aug. 26
Mar. 25
Feb. 19
.Tune 24
Dec' 16
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Apr. 8
Dec. 9
July 8
Aug. 19
Dec. 30
Feb. 5
July 15
Oct. 28
Mar. 11
Oct. 14
Oct. 28
July 15
June 17
July 15
Apr.
Apr.
Dec.
May
June
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
June 17
Feb. 19
Mar. 25
Nov. 11
Nov. 18
Official
Gazette.
20
26
26
28
29
29
29
26
27
27
27
29
27
27
27
28
26
26
27
29
29
29
27
29
28
28
29
26
28
29
26
29
29
27
28
27
27
29
27
27
26
26
26
27
26
26
29
29
357
546
827
456
87
370
453
919
303
417
104
370
722
525
525
726
1115
641
1242
867
867
867
104
777
636
1044
441
195
279
919
87
279
195
1139
195
104
211
867
722
920
357
441
1115
1139
641
1115
453
539
340
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alpbaietical list of patentees of designs — Continued.
Uame, residence, and design.
OflBcial
Gazette.
Horan, Henry, East Orange, If. J., assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass.
Carpet - -
TTi'Viier Brothers. (See Davis, Henry, assignor.)
Horner Brothers. (See Meagher, Thomas E., a.ssignor.)
Horner Brothers. (See Smith, Stephen, assignor.)
House, William M., New York, N. Y. Clock-front
Housh, Frank E., Brattleboroiigh, Vt. Advertising-card
Hoyle, Harrison & Kaye. (SeeKerr. David B., assignor.)
Hudson, Thomas C, Providence, E. I. Badge
Huestis, Harvey, Providence, R. I. Finger-ring
Hull, Guidon W., assignor to Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co., "Wallingford, Conn. Spoon or fork han-
dle.
Hull, 'Wolcott A., New York, N. Y. Lamp-frame
Hull, "Wolcott A., Now York, N. Y. Lamp-reservoir
Hunt, Henry, Greenville, N. J., assignor to Hartford Carpet Company, Hartford, Conn. Carpet- .
Hunt, Henry. Greenville, N. J., assignor to Hartford Carpet Company, Hartford, CJonn. Carpet. .
Hunt, Heury, Greenville, N. J., assignor to Hartford Carpet Company, Hartford, Conn. Carpet- .
Hunt, Henry, Greenville, N. J"., assignor to Hartford Carpet Company, Hartford, Conn. Carpet - -
Hunt, Henry, Greenville, N. J., assignor to Hartford Carpet Company, Hartford, Conn. Carpet. .
Hunt. Henry, Gieenville, N. J., assignor to Hartford Carpet Company, Hartford, Conn. Carpet. ..
Hnntpr& Son. William. (See Hartley, John, assignor.)
Hutchinson, William H. , Rochester, N. Y. Burial-casket knob ^
Ihlenburs, Herman, Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to D. W. Bruce, New York, N". Y. Type
Ihlenburg, Herman, assignor to MacKellar, Smiths & Joidan, Philadelphia, Pa. Font; of printing-;
type
Ihlenburg, Herman, assiarnor to MacKellar, Smiths & Jordan, Philadelphia, Pa. Font of t.\iie
Ihlenburg, Hennan, assignor to MacKellar, Smiths & Jordan, Philadelphia, Pa. Type ornaments
Hilenbiirg, Herman, assignor to MacKellar, Smiths & Jordan, Philadelphia, Pa. Printing-type ..
Ivins; Dietz & Magee. (See Speck, James G., assignor.)
Jackson, Austin F., assignor to Reed & Barton, Taunton, Mass. Fork, spoon. &c
Jackson, Austin F., assianor to Reed & Barton, Taunton, Mass. Spoon or fork
J,ickson, Austin F-, assignor to Reed & Barton, Taunton, Mass. Fork or analogous article ,
Jackson, William H., and J. H. Hankinson, New York, N. Y. Fire-place heater
Jackson, William W., assignor to MacKellar, Smiths & Jordan, Philadelphia, Pa. Font of print-
in s-type
Jad<son. William W., assignor to MacKellar, Smiths & Jordan, Philadelphia, Pa. Font of print-
ing-type .'
Jacobs, Winthrop L., East Orange, N. J., assignor to Hartford Carpet Company, Hartford, Conn.
Cirpet
Jacobs, Winthrop L., East Orange, N. J., assignor to Hartford Carpet Company, Hartford, Conn.
Cai-pet
Jacobs, Winthrop L., East Orange, N. J., assignor to Hartford Carpet Company, Hartford, Conn.
Carpet •.
James, Samuel, Fernwood, assignor to himself, T. "V. Cooper, Media, and G. A. Frame, West Chester,
Pa. Badge
Jennings, Abraham G,. Brooklyn, N. Y. Mitt
Jennings, Arthur O., Southport, CJonn. Clock-case
Jennings, Arthur 0., Southport, Conn. Clock-case
Jennings, Warren P., Brooklyn, N. Y. Mitt
Jennings, Warren P., Brooklyn, N. Y. Lady's mitt
Jennings. Warren P., Brooklyn, N. Y. Mitt
Jerome, Samuel B., New York, N. Y. Clock-case
Johnson, Seth W., New York, N. Y. Banner
Judd, Hubert L., Brooklyn, N. Y. Shade-pull
.Tudd, Mortimer N,, assignor to Nortli & Judd Manufacturing Company, New Britain, Conn. Buckle.
Kahu, Leopold, New York, N. Y. Pen-wiper
Kavanagh, Mary, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Miss's
costume
Kavanagh, Mary, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
costume
Kavanagh, Mary, assignor to Butterick Pviblishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
costume
Kavanagh, Mary, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Miss's
costume
Kavauagh, Mary, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Miss's
Kavanagh, Mai-y, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
Kavanagh, Mary, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Miss's
Kavanagh, Mary, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Girl's
costume ■
Kavanaugh, Luke, Waterford, N. Y. Knitting-burr blade
Kaye, Edward, Phillipsbura;, assignor to Phoenix Glass Company, Pittsburg, Pa. Lamp-chimney
Keil, Francis. New York, N. Y, Ornamentation of builder's hardware
Keiser, Henrv M. (See Swenai'ton and Keiser )
Keller, John H., New Orleans, La. Cake of soap
Keller, Samuel. (See Reed and Keller.) „,,.,„,,, ^ , ,
Kelley George B., assignor to Rockford Silver Plate Company, Rocklord, HI. Spoon or fork han-
dle..'
Kellogg, William P., Troy, N. Y. Curry-comb back
Kempshall Manufacturing Company. . (See Sparks, William E., assignor.)
Kenna, Joseph W., Chicaso, 111, Spring-rocker bracket
Kennedy, John J,, Brauford, Conn. Ornamentation of hardware
Kerr, David B. , assignor to Hoyle. Harrison & Kaye, Philadelphia, Pa. Upholstery fabric
15,425
15,55,5
15,55C :
15,557 :
15,271
15,517
15,586
15,008
14,578
15,090
15.091
15,243
15,244
15,560
15,561
15,574
15,633
1.5,587
1.5,470
14,928
14,607
14,911
14.980
15,073
14,536
15,Jll
to
413
1 1
( 15
May 27
June 3
Sept. 23
Nov. 18
Nov. 18
Aug.
Nov.
Dec.
May 20
Jan. 29
Apr. 8
Mar. 11
Apr. 8
Oct. 7
Aug. 19
Jan. 29
Nov. 18
Nov. 25
Jan. 29
Feb. 12
Mar. 25
Nov. IS
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Feb. 5
Apr. 22
June 24
June 24
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
Nov. 18
Nov. 18
Nov. 25
Dec. 23
Dec. 2
Oct. 21
Apr. 1
Feb. 5
Miir. 25
Apr. 29 '
1
June 17 I
Jan. 8
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26
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27
27
28
28
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29
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29
27
26
26
27
Sept. 16 < 28
867
1021
177
287
303
867
1011
1044
827
1021
1011
279
697
821
920
357
1105
539
539
636
370
697
722
357
104
919
104
1
636
357
539
619
357
546
1115
539
827
827
441
303
1242
1242
546
546
539
539
620
953
697
177
1
441
1115
417
1139
111
1012
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees of designs — Continued.
341
Name, residence, and design.
Kerr, David B., assignor to Hoyle, Harrison & Kaye, Philadelphia, Pa. Upholstery fabric
Kerredge, William. (See Gordon and Kerredge.)
Kimbail Company, \V. W. (See Volz. John F., assignor.)
Kimball, J. Way land. ^Tew Yorlc, N. T. Ornamentation of leather
Kinsley. Myron" H.. Niagara Falls, N. T. Spoon or fork handle
Kittel. Joseph J., Dresden. Saxony, Germany. Lamp-globe
Klingenberg, A. (See Eedon. Martial, assignor.)
Koch, Moris F., New York, N. T. Frame of weighing-scale
Koehler, Joseph, New York, N. Y. Eurelope
Komori, None, New York, N. Y., assignor to Bigelow Carpet Company, Clinton, Mass. Carpet . .
Kom, George W., New York, N. Y. Knife-handle
Langerfeld, Arthur, assignor to P. & F. Corbin, New Britain, Conn. Ornamentation of builders'
hardware .
Langerfeld. Arthur, assignor to P. & F. Corbin, New Britain, Conn. Orn.amentation of hardware.
Langfeld, Morris F., assignor to himself and D. Heidelberger, Chicago, HI. Satchel
Latus, James S., BrooUlvn, N. Y. Curtain-cornice
Lauber. Carl F.. Philadelphia, Pa. Dish
LauRchke, Julius, Philadelphia, Pa. Fiie-place lining
Le Moult, Adolpbe, New York, N. Y. Floral stand
Le Prince, Augustin, New York, N. Y. Wall-paper
Le Prince, Augustin, New York, N. Y. Wall-paper
Le Prince, Augustin, New York. N. Y. Wall-p.apcr
Lees, Henry C. assirmor to Scbrack & Sherwood, Philadelphia, Pa. Upholstery -band
Lehr, Joseph W. (See Lebr, Nicholas P. and J. W.)
Lehr, Nicholas P. and J. W.. Fremont. Ohio. Standard for cultivator-teeth
Leisel, Albert, New York, N. Y. Wall-paper
Leisel, Albert, New York, N. Y. Wall-paper
Letter, Isaac H.. New York, N. Y. Gimp
Lewis, Samuel C. assignor to Cincinnati CofBn Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. CoflBn ornament
Lighten, Samuel H., Louisville. Ky. Air-grnte or ventilator
Little, Andrew. New York, N. Y. Printing-type
Lockwood, David C, assignor to Rubber and Celluloid Harness Trimming Company, Newark, N. J.
H.imess ornament
Lockwood, James F., and A. Bryant, Philadelphia, Pa. Match-safe
Loeb. Joseph. Pliilarlelphia, Pa. Chenille pendant
Loewenstein, Sali, New York, N. Y. Lady's collar
Loudon, Milton R., Jersey City, N. J., assignor to Bigelow Carpet Company, Clinton, Mass. Carpet.
Loudon, Milton R., Jer.seV CJity, N. J., assignor to Bigelow f^arpet (Company, Clinton. Mass. Carpet
Loudon. Milton R.. Jersey City, N. J., assignor to Bigelow Carpet Company, Clinton, Mass. Carpet
Lowell Manufacturing Company. (See Christie. Hugh, assignor.)
(See Crowe, Eugene A
Lowell Manufacturing Company.
Lowell Manufacturing Company.
Lowell Manufacturing (Company.
Lowell Manufacturing Company.
Lowell Manufacturing Company.
Lowell Jlanufaeturing Comiiany.
Lovrell M.innfacturing Company.
Lowell Mannfaeturiug Company.
Lowell Ifanufacturing Company.
Lowell Manufacturing Company.
Lowell Ifanufacturing Company.
assignor.)
(See Fisher. Edwin, assignor.)
(See Frost, Ella C, assiiiior.)
(See Horan, Henry, assignor.)
(See JlcMann, Jolin, as.signor.)
(See Neil, John B., assignor.)
(See North, Howard, assignor.)
(See Poole, Edward, assignor.)
(See Sauer, Emil G., assignor.)
(See Swapp. Charles W., assignor.)
(See Valentine, Lucy W., assignor.)
Lnm, William H., New York, N. Y. Caster-bottle
Lyall, -James, assignor to Chelsea Jute Mills, New York, N. Y. Carpet
Lyon. Amasa, New York. N. Y. Parasol-lining
MacKellar, Smiths & Jordan. (See I'eeler, Charles H., Jr., as.signor.)
MacKellar, .Smiths & Jordan. (See Ihlenbnrg. Herman, assignor.)
MacKellar, Smiths & Jordan. (See .Jackson, William W., assignor.)
MacKellnr, Smiths & Jordan. (See Rnthven, Edwin C, assignor.)
Mace. Romaine, New York, N. Y. Calendar
Mandeville, Cornelius, Newark, N. .T. Sleeve-button
Manhattan Brass Company. (See White, James H., assignor.)
Marcus, Herm.an. Brooklyn, N. Y. Lace-pin
Marder. Luse & Co. (See Graham. John, assignor.)
Marx, Henry M. (See Hirsch and Marx.)
Masset, Ferdinand, Chicago, HI. Furniture back frame
Masset. Ferdinand, Chicago, HI. Mirror-frame
Maxwell. Henry C, Rome, N. Y. Harness-breeching ring
May, Charles A. (See Monntford and May.)
May, Charles A., assignor to J. Burroughs and E. Monntford. Trenton. N. J. Ornamentation of
table-ware -
Maynard, Frank M., Erwin Centre. N. Y. Spring clip or tongs
McCallum, William. (See Halliday and McCalluin.)
McCallum, William, Yonkers, N. Y., assignor to Bigelow Carpet Company, Clinton, Mass. Carpet.
Carpet.
Carpet-
Carpet.
McCallum, William, Yonkers, N. Y., assignor to Bigelow Carpet Company, Clinton, Mass.
McCallum, William, Yonkers, N. Y.. assignor to Bigelow Carpet Company. Clinton, Mass.
McCallum, William, Yonkers, N. Y., assignor to Bigelow Carpet Company, Clinton, Mass.
McCarthy, Oliver, assignor to Meriden Britannia Company, Meriden, Conn.
McCarty, John B., New York. N. Y. Clock-case '
McFaddin, Harrison G., Brooklyn, N. Y. Gas and lamp globe
McLean, John, Brooklyn, N. Y. Gate
McMahon, John S., Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Vegetable-dish
Coffin-tablet.
McMann, John, Boston, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass. Carpet.
McMann, John, Boston, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell. Mass. Carpet.
McMann, John, Boston, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company. Lowell, Mass. Carpet.
McMann, John, Boston, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company. Lowell, Mass. Carpet.
( 15.512 )
\ l.'5,51.-i J
15,074
14,608
15,5C6
15,393
15,654
15,5-2?
15.573 i
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14,930 i
lit
14.888
14.flfi9
14,760
15,415
M.609
1.5.414
15.0P2
15.075
I5,0!)3
15,247
15,471
1.5.148
15,174
• 1.5.245 )
15.246 5
14,952
15,601
15,618
15,602
14.998
1.5.518
15.039
15.015
14,610
14.761
15,514
15,619
5 15,541 ?
) 15,542 i
15,160
14,582
15,209
14,583
14.912
15,248
14,584
14,9q,0
15,588
f 14,611?
( 14.612 3
I 14,7li3 3
15.368
14,969
14.. 5.32
15.273
14.546
15.308
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14.765 3
14 913
1,5.342
15,543
Nov. 4
Jnne 17
Fob. 5
Nov. 18
Sept. 9
Dec. 30
Nov. 25
Apr. 1
Mar. 18
Apr. 22
Feb. 19
Sept. 16
Feb. 5
Sept. 16
.Tune 24
June 17
June 24
Aug. 12
Oct. 21
July 15
July 29
Aug. 12
Apr. 8
Dec. 9
Dec. 16
Dec. 9
May 13
Nov. 4
June 3
May 27
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
Nov. 4
Dec. 16
Nov. 11
July 22
Jan. 29
Aug. 5
Jan. 29
Mar. 25
Aug. 12
Jan. 29
Apr. 15
Dec. 2
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
Aug. 19
Aug. 26
May 6
Jan. 1
Aug. 19
Jan. 15
Aug. 19
Feb. 19
Slar. 25
Aug. 20
Nov. 11
Official
Gazette.
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26
29
28
29
29
27
26
27
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28
26
23
27
27
27
28
29
28
28
28
27
29
29
29
27
29
27
27
26
26
29
26
28
26
26
28
26
27
29
26
26
28
28
27
26
28
26
23
26
26
28
29
370
1139
441
540
919
1044
619
1021
303
641
1012
441
1012
1242
1139
1242
546
177
196
372
546
104
777
867
777
627
370
920
821
441
641
370
867
453
287
357
456
357
1115
546
357
211
697
441
641
636
726
525
1
636
205
636
641
1115
726
4.53
342
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alpkabetical list of patentees of designs — Continued.
Name, residence, and design.
Official
Gazette.
McMenomay, John E. (See Read and McMenomay.)
McMonomay, John E., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to G-. Corahs, J. and J. H. Bawden, Freehold,
X. J. Fire-place grate
McNair, Davia, assignor to Eoxhury Carpet Company, Boston, Mass. Carpet -■
McXair, David, assignor to Eoxhury Carpet Company, Boston, Mass. Caipet
McNair, David, assignor to Eoxhviry Carpet Company, Boston, Mass. Carpet
MCiSTair, David, assignor to Koxbnry Carpet Company, Boston, Mass. Carpet
MolSTair, David, assignor to Eoxhury Carpet Company, Boston, Mass. Carpet
McNair, David, assignop to Eoxhury Carpet Company, Boston, Mass. Carpet
Meagher, Thomas E., assignor to Homer Brothers, Pliiladelphia, Pa. Carpet
Medlar. Alfred J., assignor to A. J. Medlar Comijany, (limited.) Philadelphia, Pa. Cracter orhiscuit.
Mndlar Company, A. .1. (See Medlar, Alfred .J., assignor.)
Meers, Stejihen, Bj-oolclyn, N. Y. Photogiaijhic-alhuni leaf
Mehl, Emil H. P., Jersey City, N. J. Ornamentation of leather ,
Melville, David (J., Medford, assignor to Eoxhury Carpet Company, Boston, Mass. Carpet
Melville, David Gr., Medford, assignor to Eoxhury Carpet Company, Boston, Mass. Cai-pet
Melville, David G., Medford, assignor to Eoxhury Carpet Company, Boston, Mass. Cai-pet
Melville, David G., Medford, assignor to Eoxhury Carpet Company, Boston, Mass. Carpet
Melville, David G., Medford, assignor to Eoxhury Carpet Company, Boston, Mass. Carpet
Melville, David G., Medford, assignor to Eoxhury Caipet Company, Boston, Mass. Caipet
Melvilie, David G., Medford, assignor to Eoxhury Carpet Company, Boston, Mass. Carpet i..
Melville, David G. , Medford, assignor to Eoxhury Carpet Company, JBoston, Mass. Carpet
Mengel, John G., Jr., Baltimore, Md. Font of printing-type
Menges, Adolph, New York, N. Y. Trimming
Mercer Pottery Company. (See Barlow and Moses, assignors.)
Meriden Britannia Company. (See McCarthy, Oliver, assignor.)
Meriden Britannia Company. (See Smith, William M., assignor.)
Meriden Bronze Company. (See Miller, John C, assignor.)
Merrill, Arthur H., (jromwell. Conn. Clock-ca.se
Merrill, Sylve.ster K., Auhnin, E. I. Gem-setting
Merry, John, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Bigelow Carpet Company, Clinton, Mass. Carpet
Meyer, Charles T. and Y. E., Bergen, N. J., assignors to E. C. Sampson, New York, N. Y. Oil-cloth.
Meyer, Charles T. and T. E., Bergen, N. J., assignors to E. C. Sampson, New York, N. Y. Oil-cloth.
Meyer, Charles T. and V. E., Bergen, N. J., assignors to E. C. Sampson, New York, N. Y. Oil-cloth.
Meyer, Charles T. and V. E., Bergen, N. J., assignors to E. C. Sampson, New York, N. Y. OU-cloth.
Meyer, Charles T. and V. E., Bergen, N. J., assignors to E. C. Sampson, New York, N. Y. Oil-cloth.
Meyer, Charles T., and V. E., Bergen, N. J., assignors to E. C. Sampson, New York, N. Y. OU-cloth.
Meyer, Charles T. and V. E., Bergen, N. J., assignors to E. C. Sampson, New York, N. Y. Oil-cloth.
Meyer, Charles T. and V. E., Bergen, N. J., assignors to E. C. Sampson, New York, N. Y. Oil-cloth.
Meyer, Charles T. and V.E., Bergen, N.J. , assignors to E. C. Sampson, New York, N.Y. Oil-cloth.
Meyer, Charles T. and V. E., Bergen, N. J., assignors to E. C. Sampson, New York, N. Y. Oil-cloth.
Meyer, Julius S., New York, N. Y., assignor to Hartford Carpet Company, Hartford, Conn. Carpet.
Meyer, Julius S., New York, N. Y., assignor to Hartford Carpet Company, Hartford, Conn. Carpet.
Meyer, Julius S., New York, N. Y., assignor to Hartford Carpet Company, Hartford, Conn. Carpet.
Meyer, Victor E. (See Meyer, Charles T. and V. E.)
Michell, Monckton W., Faiiwood, N. .J. Bottle
Miles, William H., Jr., Brooklyn. N. Y. Wall-pocket
Miller, John C, assignor to Meiiden Bronze Company, Meriden, Conn. Soonce-fiame
Miller, William E., Baltimore, Md. Bottle
Minchin, George, Shakespeare, Ontario, Canada. Spoke-socket
Mitchell, Herbert, assignor to Schofield, Mason & Co.. Philadelphia, Pa. Carpet
Monohon, William C, Fairhury, Nebr. Lady's work-box
Montague, William E., et al. (See Cochran, Andrew, assignor.)
Mooiiey, John J., New Orleans, La. Ventilator-caij
Moore, Edward Y., Chicago, III. Sliding-door hanger
Moore, Jonathan, assignor to North American Iron Works, Brooklyn, N. Y. Fountain
Morris, Edward L., Boston, Mass. Toy
Moses, James. (See Barlow and Moses.)
Mott Iron Works, J. L. (See Wilkinson, William H., assignor.)
Mountford, Elijah, et al. (See May, Charles A., assignor.)
Mouutford, Elijah, and C. A. Mayj assignors to said' Mountford and J. Burroughs, Trenton, N. J.
Ornamentation of table-ware
Mundy, Edwin V., assignor of one-fourth to H. C. Crawford, Duluth, Minn. Boot and shoe calk. . .
Myers, Alpheus W. , Newark, N. J. Sewing-machine cover
Namur, Auguste, assignor to Tuttle &. Bailey Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y. Screen
for a heater
Namur, Auguste, assignor to Tuttle & Bailey Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y. Eegis-
ter-front
Namur, Auguste, assignor to Tuttle &, Bailey Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y. Eegis-
ter-f rout
15,589
14,533
15,076
15,210
1.5,249
15,605
C 15,034 !
I 15,635 5
14.766
15,211
14,961
5 1.5,472 I
I 1.5,473 3
14,.585
14,673
14,848
15,077
15,175
15,212
( 15,603 }
\ 15,604 5
15,636
( 15,655 }
I 15,656 S
15,149
( 15,176 )
] to [
I 15,179 i
15,416
14,889
15.637
14,835
14,962
15.490 )
15.491 5
15,094
15,274
15,275
15,343
Deo. 2
Jan. 1
June 17
Aug. 5
Aug. 12
Dec. 9
Dec. 23
Feb. 19
Aug. 5
Apr. 15
Oct. 21
Jan. 29
Feb. 12
Mar. 4
June 17
July 29
Aug. 5
Dec. 9
Dec. 23
Dec. 30
July 15
July 22
Feb. 26
Feb. 19
Jan. 8
Jan. 22
Feb. 5
Mar. 4
May 27
June 10
June 17
July 23
Nov. 4
Dec. 30
Jan. 15
Mar, 4
July 29
Dec. 16
Feb. 19
Apr. 29
Aug. 5
Jan. 22
Apr. 1
Oct. 28
Sept. 16
Mar. 18
Dec. 23
Feb. 26
Apr. 15
Oct. 28
Joine 24
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Aug. 26
29
26
27
28
28
29
29
26
28
27
29
26
26
26
27
28
23
29
29
29
28
28
26
26
26
26
26
26
27
27
27
28
29
29
26
26
28
29
26
27
28
26
27
29
28
26
29
26
27
29
27
28
28
23
697
1
1140
456
546
777
953
641
456
211
177
358
546
827
1140
372
456
777
953
1044
196
287
740
641
111
277
441
827
821
1035
1140
372
370
1044
205
827
372
867
642
417
456
277
1
279
1012
1021
953
740
211
279
1242
636
636
726
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of imtenteea of designs — Continued.
343
Kame, residence, aud design.
Official
Gazette.
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ft.
Nashua Lock Company. (See Spaiks, "S\^illiaTii E., assignor.)
TS^atban, Clarence .S., New York, X. Y. Calendar ."
^'eil. .John B., Xew York, X.Y., assisnor to Lowell ilanufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass
Nelli.i, Aaron J., Pittsburg, Pa. Monument
Newland, Julius S.. Carson City, Nev. Sand-band cap
Newman, Cbarles W., Chicago, 111. Organ-case
Kewman, George C. (See Votti and "Newman.)
Xoith American Iron "Works. (See iloore, .Tonathan, a.ssignor.)
Ifortb, Howard. Boston, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass
Carpet.
Ifortb, Howard, Boston, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass.
H'oi'th, Howard, Boston, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Companj', Lowell, Mass.
^Noitli, Howard. Bo.ston, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass.
Carpet .
Carpet ,
Carpet .
Carpet .
Tforth & Judd Manufactiiiing Company. (See Judd. Mortimer S"., assignor.)
Norton, George B., .Jonesville, Mich. Fire-back plate
Nuft'er, Earnest G., assignor to G. Brooks &. Son, Pbiladelpliin, Pa. T.ipestry border
buffer, Earnest G., assignor to G. Brooks & Sun. Pliiladi'lphia, Pa. Upholstery fabric
TCutfer, Earnest G., assiguor to G. Brooks & Son. Philadelphia, Pa. Tapestry border
Naffer, Earnest G., assignor to G. Brooks .t Son, Philadelphia, Pa. "Tpholst'ery fabric
Nye, George E., assignor of one-half to E. Tredick, Bristol, Pa. Hosiery
Nye, George E., and E. Tredick, Bristol, Pa. Frame for knitting-machines
Ol'onnell. Eleanor C. Cincinnati, Ohio. Breastpin
O'Hara, Catherine, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y.
mstnme .
Girl's
O'Hara, Catherine, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Child's
costume
O'Hara. Catherine, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
walking-skirt :
O Hara, Catherine, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited, ) New York, N. Y. Child's
coat
O'Hara, Catherine, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
costnme
O'Hara, Catherine, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
wrap
O'Hara, Catherine, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
nlr
O'Hara, Catherine, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
basque
O'Hara, Catherine, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
skirt.
O' Hara, Catherine, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
dress
O'Hara, Catherine, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
polonaise
O'Hara, Catherine, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Child's
costume
O'Hara, Catherine, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
nlonaise
O'H.ara, Catherine, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
walking-skirt
Oakman. Samuel, Melrose, Mass. Insulator
Oliver. Robert S., Albany, N. Y. Coal-oil stove
(Iii.slow, Thomas, assignor to Rowland & Schmidt. Philadelphia, Pa. Carpet
Oppenheimer, Joseph D.. Philadelphia, Pa. Hair-pin
Otto. Gu.stav, Hoboken, N. J. Wine-glass
Tackard. Inrank A., Delphos. Kans. Cultivator-knife
Talm & Fechteler. (See Haehnel. "William, assignor.)
Tarlitt. Walter E., Brooklyn, assignor to Simonda Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y.
Cooking-range
Tarker Company, Charles. (See Parker and Griswold, assignors.)
Parker, Dexter W., and L. F. Griswold, assignors to C. Parker Company, Meriden, Conn. Lamp-
hai-p ,
Tarker, Frank F., Gardner, Mass. Chair
Pamily, Eleazar. Bridgeport. Conn. Sewing-machine table
Parsons. Samuel, et al. (See Pike, William "A., assignor.)
I'Mtitz, Albert, assignor to Bradley & Hubbard Manufacturing Company, Meriden, Conn. • Sconce-
frame.
Patterson, William J., Beaver, Pa. Lamp-chimney
Patterson, William J.. Beaver, Pa. Lamp ".
Peck. Stow & Wilcox Company. (See Walkley, "Webster E., assignor.)
Tegel, Julius, Philadelphia, Pa. Carpet
Tegel, .Julius, assiguor to J. Bromley & Sons, Philadelphia, Pa. Carpet.
14,819
15,373
15,022
15,625
15,040
14,548
14,559
14,586
14,617
14,618
14,820
14,916
14,917
14,918
15,130
15,367
15,621
15,590
15,606
14,674
15.009
15,276
15,475
15.058
14,990
15,426
15,640
15.670 I
15.671 5
15,639
14,619
14.587
14,821
"Pegel, Julius, New York. N. Y., assignor to Hartford Carpet Company, Hartford, Conn. Carpet- J
Peninsular Stove Company. (See Dwyer. .Lames, assignor.)
I'ennock, William H.. assiguor of one-half to -J. P. Springer, Wilmington. Del. Cultivator-plate -..
Perregaux, Girard, Chaux-de-Fonds, Nenfchatel, Switzerland. Watch-movement I
Petzold, Adolph, assignor to J. Bromley & Sons, Philadelphia, Pa. Eng
15,382
15.379
to
15.381
14.853 \
14.854 i
( 15.379)
] to [
( 15.381 S
Phelps, Andrew S.. Chicago, 111. Heating-stove
Pliillips, Albert .J., Philadelphia, Pa. Horse-collar
Phoenix Glass Company. (See Kaye, Edward, assignor.)
Pi'-bes, Frederick, Jersey City, N. J. Collar and cutf
Pil;-. William A., Bridgeport. Conn., assignor to B. A. Hard and S. Par.sons, New York.'N. Y.
Xcitc-paper
Pine. Cliarli's S.. ProviiloTice. R. T. Charm
Poe. Isaac N., Toledo, Ohio. Sewing-machine stand
15.591
14,919
15,575) !
to y
15.577 ) I
15.0.59
15,677
14,675
15.010
14,.54fl
14,543
Feb. 26
Sept. 2
May 27
Dec. 16
June 3
Feb. 19
Mar. 25
Aug. 26
Nov. 4
Aug. 26
Jirne 24
June 24
June 24
June 24
Apr. 29
Oct. 21
Dec. 23
Jan. 15
Jan. 22
Jan. 29
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Feb. 26
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
July 8
Aug. 26
Dec. 16
Dec. 2
Dec. 9
Feb. 12
May 20
Aug. 19
Oct. 21
June 10
May 6
Sept. 23
Dec. 23
Dec. 30
Dec. 23
Feb. 5
Jan. 29
Feb. 26
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Mar. 4
Dec. 2
Mar. 25
Nov. 25
.lune 10
Dec. 30
Feb. 12
May 20
Jan. 15
Jan. 8
26
28
27
29
27
26
26
28
29
28
27
27
27
27
27
29
29
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
28
28
29
29
29
26
27
28
29
27
27
28
29
29
29
26
26
26
28
29
29
27
29
26
27
26
26
740
814
821
867
920
642
1115
726
370
726
1242
1242
1242
1242
417
177
953
206
277
358
442
442
740
1115
1115
1116
726
867
698
778
546
722
636
177
1035
525
1105
953
1044
953
442
358
740
814
814
26 827
698
1116
620
1035
1044
546
722
206
111
344
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphaketical list of patentees of designs — Continued.
Kame, residence, and design.
Poole, Edward, Boston, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass. Carpet
Poole, Edward, Boston, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass. Carpet
Poole, Edward, Boston, assisnor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass. Carpet
Poole, Edward, Boston, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass. Carpet
Poole, Edward, Boston, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass. Carpet
Poole, Edward, Boston, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass. Carpet '..
Poole, Edward, Boston, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass. Carpet
Porter, Henry K., Boston, Mass. Axle-yoke
Powers, Thomas S., Essex, Conn. Coffin-handle »....
Prahar, Louis B., Brooklyn, N. Y. Hand-hag frame
Pray, J. Parker, New York, N. Y. N ail-tiimraer
Pray, J". Parker. New York, N. Y. Toilet-bottle
Preble, Walter E.. New York, N. Y. Tag holder or fastener
Preston, Everett B., Chicago, HI. Rubber shoe
Eamsey, "William H., "Worcester, Mass. Corset
Bead, Joseph A., Philadelphia, Pa. Hearth-plate
Read, Joseph A., Philadelphia, Pa. Pire-plane lining - - .
Read, Joseph A., Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to Combs & Bawden, Freehold, N. J. Fire-place niche
Read, Joseph A., and J. E. McMenomay, Philadelphia, Pa. Eire-place front
Reaper, John H. (See Brinton and Reaper.)
Redon, Martial, Limoges, France, assignor to A. Klingenberg, New York, N. Y. Table-ware
Reed & Barton. (SeeJackson, Austin F., assignor.)
Reed, Henry P.. New York. N. Y. Foundation-frame for floral ornaments
Reed, Henry F., and S Keller, New York. N. Y. Foundation-frame for a floral piece
Reed, John Q., assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lambie-
quin -
Reed, John Q., assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
costume
Reed. John Q., assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
costume
Reed, John Q., assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
polonaise '
Reed, John Q., assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
costume
Reed, John (^., assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
costume
Reed. John Q., assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
walking-skirt
Reed, John Q., assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
costume
Reed, John Q., assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
costume !
Reed, John Q., assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Girl's cos-
tume
Reed, William S., Leominster, Mass. Toy monev-box
Reynolds, Edward H., assignor to himself and W. Cassler, Cadillac, Mich. Fiieescape clamp
Reyssier, Eraile, New York, N. Y., and C. G. Gottschalk, Jersey City, N. J. Glore
Rhines, (George W., Rochester, N. Y. Clothes-drier
Rice, Henry C., Louisiana, Mo. Coffee-pot
Rice, Ignatius, New York, N. Y. Breastpin
Ricker, Fred P., assignor to Bromley Brothers, (limited,) Philadelphia, Pa. Carpet
Ricker, Fred F. , assignor to Bromley Brothers, (limited, ) Philadelphia, Pa. Carpet
Righter, Oscar, Philadelphia, Pa. Carpet
Righter, Oscar, assignor to Dornan Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Carpet
Righter, Oscar, assignor to Dornan Bros. & Co. , Philadelphia, Pa. Carpet
Ritchie, Francis. (See Bascom and Ritchie.)
Rlxford, Oscar S. , East Highgate, Vt. Ax box or case
Rockford Silver Plate Company. (See Kelley, George B., assignor.)
Rogers & Bros., C. (See Sperry, Albert A., assignor.)
Rogers, John, New Canaan, Conn. Group of statuary
Rogers, John, New Canaan, Conn. Group of statuary
Rogers, John K., Brookline, Mass. Font of pi luting- type
Rogers, John K., Brookline, Mass. Font of type
Rogers, John K., Brookline, Mass. Piinting-type
Rogers, John K., Brookline, Muss. Printing-type
Rogers, John K., Brookline, Mass. Font of priuting-type
Rogers, John K., Brookline, Mass. Printing-type
Roney. John. (See Bascom and Hodges, as.signors.)
Rose.'Reuben M., Brooklyn, N. Y. Base-plate for pulleys
Rowland & Schmidt. (See Onslow. Thomas, assignor.)
Roxbury Carpet Company. (See Fajon, Etienne, assignor.)
Roxbury Carpet Company. (See Gadsby, Walter J., as.signor.)
Roxbury Carpet Conrpany. (See McXaiv, David, assignor.)
Roxbury Carpet Company. (See Melville, David G., assignor.)
Roxbury Carpet Company. (See Stearns, Thomas J., assignor.)
Royce, Charles H.. .and C. H. Allen, assignors to Harden Hand-Grenade Fire-Extinguisher Com-
pany, Chicago, 111. Bottle
Official
Gazette.
( 14.770)
] *° i
i 14,773 S
< n.932 \
I 14.9n.3 5
14,970
15.181
15.214
C 15,346^
( 15,34^)
C 15,544 \
I 1.5.. 54 5 i
14,971
C 15,562 I
} 15.. 563 i
15,5!12
1.5.041
1.5.115
15.622
14,774
15.215
15,417
15,418
15,493
15,042
15,099
14,620
14,984
•14.621
14,622
14,890
14,920
15,023
15,150
15; 494
15,495
15,564
14,935
14,594
15,607
14,963
14.964
15,080
to
15,084
1.5,117
15.277
15.476 )
15.477 j
15,216
Feb. 19
Apr. 1
Apr. 22
July 29
Aug. 5
Aug. 26
Nov. 11
Apr. 22
Nov. 18
Dec. 2
June 3
July 1
Dec. 16
Feb. 19
Aug. 5
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Oct. 28
June 3
June 24
Feb. 5
Apr. 29
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Mar. 18
Mar. 25
May 27
July 15
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Nov. 18
Nov. 25
Apr. 8
Jan. 22
Jan. 29
Sept. 23
Apr. 1
July 1
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
Aug. 26
Jan. 29
Feb. 5
Apr. 1
Jan. 29
Dec. 9
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
June 17
July 1
Aug. 19
Oct. 21
Aug. 5
15,496 Oct. 28
26
27
27
28
28
28
29
27
29
29
27
28
29
26
28
28
28
29
27
27
26
27
26
26
26
26
27
28
29
29
29
29
27
26
26
28
27
28
26
26
28
26
26
27
26
29
27
27
27
28
28
29
28
29
64?
303
372
456
726
453
305
539
698
920
2
867
642
456
1012
1012
279
920
1242
442
417
442
442
1021
1116
821
196
279
279
540
620
104
277
358
1105
1
2
442
642
72G
358
442-
1
3.'i8
778
211
211
1140
636
177
45&
279-
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees of designs — Continued.
345
Name, residence, and design.
Knbber and Celluloid Harness Trimming Company. (See Lockwood, David C, assignor.)
Kneen, Frederick A., Brooklyn, N. T., assignor to Hartford Carpet Company, Hartford, 'Conn.
Carpet
Russell Cutlery Company, John. (See Towle, Edward B., assignor.)
Russell & Erwin Manufacturing Company. (See Christesen, Rodolphe, assignor.)
Russell, George, McKeesport, Pa. Combined fire-iron stand and coal- vase
Riithven, Edwin C, assignor to MacKellar, Smiths & Jordan, Philadelphia, Pa. Font of piinting-
typ e
Sampson, Edward C. (See Meyer, Charles T. and V. E., assignors.)
Sargent & Co, (See Stevens, William E,, assignor.)
Sauer, Emil G., New York, N.T., assignortoLowellMannfacturing Company, LoweU, Mass. Carpet
Saner, Erail G., Brooklyn, N.T,, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass. Carpet
Sauor, Emil G., Brooklyn, N.Y,, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass. Carpet
Saner, Emil G., Brooklyn, N.T., assignortoLowellMannfacturing Company, Lowell, Mass. Carpet
Saner, Emil G., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass. Carpet
Scanlan, Charles H., San Francisco, Cal. Badge
Scliaffer, Charles, New York, N. Y. Capital letters .'
Schenck, Martin B., assignor to Yale Caster Company, New Haven, Conn. Caster-frame
Schloss, Henry J, , New York, N. Y. Ornamentation of boys' overcoats
Schmidt, Albert C. Philadelphia, Pa, Badge
Schmidt, Christian A,, Hoboken, N. J. Chenille
Schotield, Mason & Co. (See Dauby, Arthur, assignor.)
Schofield, STason & Co, (See Mitchell, Herbert, assignor,)
Schofield, Mason &. Co. (See Swann, Frederick C, assignor.)
Schrack & Sherwood. (See Lees, Henry C, assignor.)
Schweizer, Joseph, New York, N. Y., assignor to Ansonia Clock Company, Ansonia, Conn. Clock-
frame
Scorer, Robert, (See 'Warren. "Wolfe, and Scorer.)
Scott, James, Denver, Colo. Dial
Shepard, Charles G., and P. Adams, Jr., Buffalo, N, Y. Blind-hinge
Shepard, Charles G., and P.Adams, Jr., Buffalo, N. Y. ; said Adams assignor to said Shepard. Toy
savings-bank
Shepard, Charles G,, and P. Adams, Jr.; said Adams assignor to W. J. Shepard, Buffalo, N. Y.
Toy savings-bank .-.
Shepard, Walter J. (See Shepard and Adams, assignois.)
Sheppard, Isaac A. , Philadelphia, Pa. Cooking-range
Shiels, Catherine, New Yoik, N. Y. Miss's co.stume
Shiels, Catherine, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Girl's
cloak '
Shiels, Catherine, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Girl's
costume
Shiels, Catherine, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N, Y, Child's
costume
Shiels, Catherine, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Girl's
costume
Shiels, Catherine, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Girl's
costume
Shiels, Sarah J., assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
wrap
Shiels, Sarah J., assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (Umited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
walking-skirt
Shiels, Sarah J., assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
walking-skirt
Shiels, Sarah J., assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Miss's
walking-skirt
Shiels, Sarah J., assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (Umited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
walking-skirt - -
Shiels, Sarah J., assignor to Butt«rick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
dress '.
Shiels, Sarah J., assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
costume
Shiels, Sarah J., assignor to Butterick Publisliing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Miss's
costume
Shiels, Sarah J., assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
wrap
Shiels, Sarah J., assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited.) New York, N, Y. Miss's
costume .'...■.
Shiels, Sarah J., assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Miss's
costume
Shiels, Sarah J., assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
costume
Shiels, Sarah J.,'assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Miss's
costume
Shiels, Sarah J,, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N, Y. Lady's
walking-skirt
Shiels, Sarah J., assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
costume
Shiels, Sarah J., assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
walking-skirt
Shiels. Sarah J., assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
overskirt
Shiels, Sarah J., assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited.) New York, N. Y. Lady's
costume -
Shiels, Sarah J., assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
costume
Shiels, Sarah J,, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N, Y. Miss's
costume -
Shiels, Sarah J., assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
costume !
( 15,279)
] to [
I 15,283 )
15,102
14,891
14,776
( 14,936 )
) 14,937 5
15,360
C 15,450 I
) 15,451 5
( 15,548 )
I 15,549 5
15,118
15,011
15,131
15,479
15,609
14,954
14,955
15,448
14,595
15,085
15,155
15,623
15,594
14,635
14,822
14,824
14,921
14,999
14,561
14,562
14,823
14,825
14,826
14,827
C 14,828 }
i 14,829 5
14,830
14,855
14,892
14,922
( 15,024 )
] to \
( 15,026 )
C 15,027 \
\ 15,028 3
15,100
15,101
15,132
15,133
C 15,497 }
\ 15,498)
15,565
15,579
C 1.5,642 )
I 15,643 i
Aug. 19
July 22
Mar. 18
Feb. 19
Apr. 1
Aug, 26
Oct. 7
Nov. 11
July 1
May 20
July 8
Oct. 21
Dec. 9
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Oct. 7
Jan. 29
June 17
July 22
Dec. 16
Dec. 2
Feb. 5
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Mar. 25
May 13
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
Feb. ^6
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Mar. 4
Mar. 18
Mar. 25
May 27
May 27
June 24
June 24
July 8
July 8
Oct. 28
Nov. 18
Nov. 25
Dec. 23
Official
Gazette.
28
28
26
26
27
28
29
29
28
27
■28
29
29
27
27
29
26
27
28
29
29
26
26
36
26
27
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
27
27
27
27
28
28
29
29
29
29
^
^
63S
2«7
1021
C42
1
726
1
453
2
723-
99
177
778
104
104
1
358
1140
287
867
698
442
740
740
1116
62T
277
278
740
740
740
740
740
740
828
1021
1116
821
821
1242
1242
99
99
280
540
620
953-
346
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FKOM THE
Alphabetical list of patentees of designs — Continued.
Name, residence, and design.
No.
Date.
Official
Gazette.
o
Siectenberger, Giovanni, New York, N. T. Lamp-fixture
Simonds Manufacturing Company. (See-Parfitt, Walter E., assignor.)
Simpson, George F., et al. (See Textor, Henry, assignor.)
Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co. (See Hull, Gurdon W., assignor.)
Simpson, James S., el al. (See Textor. Henry, assignor.)
Simpson, J. S. & G. F. (See Textor, Henry,'as.sig-nor.)
Sldnner, "William S., assignor to Germantown Tool Works. Philadelphia, Pa. Hatchet
Smedes, Levi K., Mount Vernon, assignor to Taylor & Co., New York, N. Y. Burial-casket
Smith, Frank E., New York, N. Y., assignor to Bigelow Carpet Company, Clinton, Mass. Carpet.
Smith, Frank E., New York, N. Y., assignor to Bigelow Carpet Company, Clinton, Mass. Carpet.
Smith, Hartley E. (See Stinson, Walter D., assignor.)
Smith, Horatio, Kidderminster, county of Worcester, England, assignor to W. M. Daintrey, New
York, N. Y. Carpet
Smith, John H., assignor to Withington & Cooley Manufacturing Company, Jackson, Mich. Agri-
cultural fork
Smith, L. Lum, Philadelphia, Pa. Back of a game-card
Smith, Eohert, Quebec, Quebec, Canada. Link-lifter
Smith, Stephen, assignor to Homer Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa. Carpet
Smith, Stephen, assignor to Horner Brothers, Philadelphia. Pa. Carpet
Smith, Stephen, assignor to Horner Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa. Cai'pet
Smith, AYiiliam. (See Heer, Da.vid, assignor.)
Smith, William, Philadelphia, Pa. Molding
Smith, William, assignor to J. C. Graham, Philadelphia, Pa. Fringe or tassel block
Smith, William M., assignor to Meriden Britannia Company, Meriden, Conn. Coffin-screw escutch-
eon
Smith, William M., assignor to Meriden Britannia Company, Meriden, Conn. Coffin-screw
Smith, William M., assignor to Meriden Britannia Company, Meriden, Conn. (Coffin-screw
Smith, William T.. and J. Ferguson. Philadelphia, Pa. Rug
Sneider, Robert, Brooklyn, N. Y. 'Christmas-card
Sneider, Robert. Brooklyn , N. Y. Envelope
Sohmer, Hugo, New York, N. Y. Piano-case ,
Somers, Daniel M. (See Somers and Atkinson.)
Somers, Jo-seph L. and D. M.. and W. H. Atkinson, Brooklyn, N. Y. Box
Sommer, Henry B., Philadelphia, Pa. Exhibiting-stand
Souther, Louis', Spring6eld, 111. Badge
Southington Cutlery Company. (See Gridley, John W., assignor.)
Sparks, William E., assignor to Kempshall Manufacturing Company, New Britain, Conn. Sash-
fastener frame
Sparks, William E., New Britain, Conn., assignor to Nashua Lock Company, Nashua, N. H. Hinge
Speck, James G., assignor to Ivins, Dietz & Magee, Philadelphia, Pa. Carpet
"Spencer, A. Paul, assignor of two-thirds to J. C. Dulin and J. T. Strattan, Washington, D. C.
Badge
Sperry, Albert A., assignor to C. Rogers & Bros., Meriden, Conn. Spoon or fork handle
Spindler, Charles E.. et al. (See Guildenatine. Julius, assignor.)
Spring, Solomon C, Bristol, assignor to E. N. Welch Manufacturing Company, Forestville, Conn.
Clock-case front '.
Spring, Solomon C, Bristol, assignor to E. N. Welch Manufacturing Company, Forestville, Conn.
Pendulum ,
Springer, John P. (See Pennock, William H., assignor.)
Squire, George A., Bayonne, N. J. Ornamentation of a sewing-machine ,
Standard Oil Stove Company. (See Ham, Robert, assignor.)
"Stead & Miller. (See Ferguson, Joseph, assignor.)
Steams, Thomas J., assignor to Roxbury Carpet Company, Boston, Mass. Carpet
Stearns, Thomas J., assignor to Roxbury Carpet Company, Boston, Mass. Carpet
Stearns, Thomas J., assignoi" to Roxbury Carpet Company, Boston, Mass. Carpet
Stearns, ThomasJ., assignor to Roxbury Carpet CJompany, Boston, Mass. Carpet
Stearns, Thomas J., assignor to Roxbury (Carpet Company, Boston, Mass. (Carpet
Steffens, Nicholas, New York, N. Y. Flower-frame
Stevens, William E., assignor to Sargent & Co., New Haven, Conu. Coffin-screw
Stevens, William E., assi.gnor to Sargent & Co,, New Haven, Conn. Coffin-screw
Stevenson, James N., Salvisa, Ky. Rein-holder
Stewartson, William B,, Pittsburg, Pa. Shade-holder
Stickney, Rxrfus B., Somerville, Mass. Bottle
Stinson, Walter D., assignor to H. E. Smith, Augusta, Me. Badge
■Strait, E. Smith, Troy, N. Y. Badye
Strait,. B. Smith, Troy, N. Y. Cape
Strait, E. Smith, Troy, N. Y. Badge
Strattan, John T., et al. (See Spencer, A. Paul, assignor.)
Strover, Justus C. W., Urbana, HI. Siding .
Swann, Frederick C, assignor to Sohofield, Mason & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Carpet
Swapp, Charles W., New York, N. Y. Carpet
Swapp, Charles W., New York, N. Y., assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass.
Carjiet
Swapp, Charles W., New York, N. Y., assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass.
Carpet ,
Swapp, Charles W., New Yoik, N. Y., assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass.
Carpet '.
"Swapp, Charles W., New York, N. Y,, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass.
Carpet ." 1
"Swapp, Charles W., New York, N. Y., assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass.
Carpet
15,061
15,567
14,563
f 14,636 )
I 14,637 5
15,515
15,467
14,544
14.991
15,608
14.777 }
14.778 5
14,938
15,361
14,893
15,419
15,043
15,044
15,672
15.383
14,992
14,993
15,250
15,119
15.480
15,481
14.972
15.012
286
to
289
U5,
15.151
15,134
15,500
15,547
( 15.217 )
] to S
( 15,221 )
C 14,596 )
\ 14,. 597 5
15.182
15,222
15.284
1.5.641
15.285
15,428
15,499
15.595
14.638
15,593
15,478
15,309
15,310
15.449
15.359
( 14,939)
] ^^ i
t 1-1,942 )
14,782
C 14,779^
( 14.781 5
( 14.783)
] to I
I 14.801 >
f 15,223 ->
( 15,235 )
15,369
to
15,375
June 10
Nov. 18
Jan. 22
Feb.
Nov.
Oct. 14
Jan. 8
May 6
Deo. 9
Feb. 19
A"Dr. 1
Aug. 26
Mar. 18
Sept. 16
June 3
June 3
Dec. 30
Sept. 2
May 6
May 6
Aug. 12
July 1
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Apr. 22
May 20
Aug. 19
July
July
15
Oct. 28
Nov. 11
Aug. 5
Jan. 29
July 29
Aug. 5
Aug. 19
Dec. 23
Auc,
Sept,
Oct.
Dec.
Feb.
Dec.
Oct.
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Oct: 7
Aug. 26
Apr. 1
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Aug. 5
I Aug. 26
15,540 I Nov. 11
27
29
26
26
29
29
26
27
29
26
27
28
26
28
27
27
29
28
27
27
28
28
29
29
27
27
28
28
28
29
29
28
26
28
28
28
29
28
28
29
29
26
29
29
28
28
29
28
27
26
26
26
28
28
1035
540
278
442
370
87
111
525
773
642
1
726
1022
1012
920
920
1044
814
525
525
546
2
177
178
303
722
636
196
100
280
453
456
358
.372
456
636
953
636
1105
280
698
442
698
177
636
636
1
726
1
642
642
642
456
726
2r 453
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees of designs — Contiuued.
347
Name, residence, and design.
Official
Gazette.
be
Swapp, Charles "W., New York, K. T., assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell, Mass.
Carpet
Sweeney, John, assignor of one-half to J. Graham, New Haven, Conn. Curtain
Swenarton, Seman A., Montclair, N. J., and H. M. Keiser, Brooklyn, N. T. Ornamentation of un-
dershirts
Swett, George W., Lausiughurg, assignor to Swett, Quimby & Co., Troy, N. T. Oil-stove
Swett. Quimby & Co. (See Swett, George W., assignor.)
Tannatt. Joshua P., Springfield, Mass. Stationery-case
Tatum, Charles A., New York, N. Y., assignor to Whitall, Tatum & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Bot-
tle-stopper -
Taylor & Co. (See Smedes, Levi K., assignor.)
Taylor & Co., Mellor. (See Heap, Joseph, assignor.)
Taylor, Thomas H. (See Chetw^Tid, Elijah, assignor.)
Tetlow & Brother, Henry. (See Tetlow, Daniel, assignor.)
Tetlow, Daniel, assignor to H. Tetlow & Brother, Philadelphia, Pa. Atomizer
Textor, Henry, Brooklyn, N. Y. Newel-post . -
Textor, Henry, assignor to J. S. and G. F. Simpson, Brooklyn, N. Y. Newel-post
Textor, Henry, assignor to J. S. and G. F. Simpson, Brooklyn, N. Y. Newel-post
Textor, Henry, assignor to J. S. and G. F. Simpson, Brooklyn, N. Y. Newel-post
Thiele, Henry, Milwaukee, Wis. Eag cai-pet
Thompson, Langdon S., Lafayette, lud. Drawing-square
Thomson. Judson L., Syracuse. N. Y. Tongue for shoe-clasps ,
Thorp, Henry H., assignor to H. H. Thorp Manufacturing Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Printing-
type .
Thorp, Henry H., assignor to H. H. Thorp Manufacturing Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Printing-
type ■-
Thorp. Henry H., assignor to H. H. Thorp Manufacturing Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Printing-
type .
Thorp Manufacturing Company, H. H. (See Thorp, Henrj' H., assignor.)
Tiffany & Co. (See Grosjean, Charles T., assignor.)
Tiffany & Company. (See Grosjean, Charles T., assignor.)
Todd, Edward, New York, N. Y. PencU-case or similar article
Towle, Edward B., Newhuryport, assignor to J. Eussell Cutlery Company, Turner's Falls, Mass.
Spoon or analogous article
Towle Manufacturing Companv. (See Dikeman, Charles S., assignor.)
Tredick, Edward. (See Nye, George E., assignor.)
Tredick, Edward. (See Nye and Tredick.)
TuUy, Louise, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's over-
skirt
Tnlly, Louise, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Miss's
jacket
Tully, Louise, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited.) New York, N. Y. Miss's cos-
tume
Tnlly, Louise, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited, ) New York, N. Y. Miss's polo-
naise
Tully, Louise, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Girl's cos-
tume
Tnlly, Louise, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
coat
Tull.y, Louise, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited, ) New York, N. Y. Lady's cos-
tume
Tully, Louise, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited, ) New York, N. Y. Lady's walk-
ing-skirt
Tully, Louise, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's cos-
tume
Tully, Louise, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
basque
Tully, Louise, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Girl's
costume
Tully, Louise, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Girl's cos-
tume
Tully, Louise, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
basque
Turner, Luther G., assignor to Turner & Seymour Manufacturing Company, Torriugton, Conn.
Shade-pull
Turner, Luther G.. assignor to Turner & Seymour Company, Torrington. Conn. Shade-pull
Turner, Mary, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited.) New York, N. Y. Lady's
polonaise
Turner, Mary, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company^ (limited,) New York, N. Y. Child's
wrap _
Turner, Mary, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Miss's
costume '
Turner, Mary, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's cos-
tume
Turner, Mary, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Miss's
walking-skirt -
Turner, Mary, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
costume
Turner, Mary, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
costume .'
Turner, Mary, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Lady's
costume
Turner & Seymour Manufacturing Company. (See Turner, Luther G., assignor.)
Tuttle & Bailey Manufacturing Company. (See Namur, Auguste, assignor.)
TJmbstaetter, Herman D., et al. (See Boda Abia Z., assignor.)
TJntermeyer, Henry, New Yoik, N. Y. "Watch-case
TTpmeyer, ■Wiiliam'H. (See Bunde and Upmeyer.)
Valentine, Lucy W., Boston, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, Lowell. Mass. Carjiet..
Talentine, Lucy "W., Boston, assignor to Lowell l&inufacturing (jompan.y, Lowell, Mass. Carpet. .
Valentine, Lucy W., Boston, assignor to Lowell Manufacturing Company, LoweU, Mass. Carpet. .
Van Houten, John B., Newark, N. J. Ear-ring
Van Houten, John B., Newark, N. J. Ear-ring pendant
15,568
15.000
14,985
14,956
14,994
15,120
14,598
14,943
14,986
15,135
15,503
15,290
14,973
15,626
15.501 )
15.502 5
15,550
15,580
15,060
5 15,420 )
\ 15,421 5
14,639
14,802
14,803
14,804
14,805
14,833
14,894
15,001
■ 15,029 \
15,030 5
15,031
15,102
15,506
15,581
15,156
15,394
14,534
14,831
14,832
14,895
15,103
15.104
C 15,504 ?
\ 15,505 5
15,582
15,121
14.806
14.923
15,526
14.856 X
14.857 i
14,858
Nov. 18
May 13
Apr. 29
Apr. 8
May
July
Jan. 29
Apr. 1
Apr. 29
July 8
Oct'. 28
Aug. 19
Apr. 22
Dec. 16
Oct. 28
Nov. 11
Nov. 25
June 10
Sept. 16
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 26
Mar. 18
May 13
May 27
May 27
June 24
Oct. 28
Nov. 25
July 22
Sept. 9
Jan. 1
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Mar. 18
June 24
June 24
Oct. 28
Nov. 25
July 1
Feb, 19
Mar. 25
Nov. 4
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
29
27
27
27
27
28
27
27
28
29
28
27
29
29
29
29
27
28
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
27
27
27
27
29
29
28
28
26
26
26
26
27
27
29
29
28
26
26
29
26
26
540
627
417
104
525
2
358
1
417
100
280
636
303
867
280
453
620
1035
1012
442
642
642
642
642
740
1022
627
822
822
1242
280
620
287
919
1
740
740
1022
1242
1242
280
620
642
1116
370
828
828
348 INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE U. S. PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of patentees of designs — Continued.
ITame, residence, and design.
Ko.
Date.
Official
Grazette.
Yan Houten, John B., Newark, N. J. Ear-ring.
VanHouten, John B., Newark, N. J. Ear-ring pendant
Van Houten, John B., Newark, N. J. Ear-ring pendant
Vandeventer & Home. (See Cory, Florence E., assignor.)
"Vogeler. Minnie A., et al. (See Boda, Abia Z., assignor.)
Vogt, Albrecht, Rochester, N. Y. Molding
Vogt, Albrecht, Rochester, N. T. Burial-casket handle
Vogt, (j^ustav, Limoges, France. Dish-handle
Vogt, G-nstave, Limoges, France. Dish-cover
Volz, John F., assignor to "W. "W. Kimball Company, Chicago, 111. Organ-case ,
Volz, John F., assignor to W. W. Kimball Company, CJhicago, Dl. Organ-case
Votti, Carl, and Gr. C. Newman, Philadelphia, Pa. Clock-case
"Wagner, Albert. (See Fuller and 'Wagner.)
Wagner, Albert, assignor to H. "W. CoTlender, New York, N. Y. Billiard-table
"Wagner, George, Jefferson City. Mo. Cross
"Waldron, Charles F., Boston. Mass. Actor's shield
"Walkley, Webster E., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor of one-half to Peck, Stow & "Wilcox Company,
Southington, Conn. Inkstand-frame
"Warren, "Walter P., G. G. Wolfe, and E. Scorer, assignors to FuUer & Warren Company, Troy, N. Y.
Parlor-stove
Weinberg. Charles. New York, N. Y. Fringe-heading
Welch Manufacturing Company, E. N. (See Spring, Solomon C, assignor.)
West, John, Brooklyn, N. Y. Font of type
West, John, Brooklyn, N. Y. Type
Westcott. Frank. Seneca Falls, N. Y. Eight-line measuring-rule
Whitall, Tatum & Co. (See Tatum, Charles A., assignor.)
White, James H. . assignor to Manhattan Brass Company, New York, N. Y. Fender
White, Thomas E., et nl. (See Cochran, Andrew, assignor.)
"Whitman, Clarence, New Brighton. N. Y. Terry cloth
"Whitmyer, Wil'ey W., and H. T. Black, Wheeling, W. Va. Cane or umbrella handle
Wiberley, William, Peekskill, assignor to I. Hess, New York, N. Y. Fringe
Wiener, Oscar. (See Wiener, Simon and 0.)
Wiener, Simon and 0., Newark, N. J. Harness-mounting
Wilkinson, George, assignor to Gorham Manufacturing Company, Providence, E. I. Handle of
spoons, forks, &c
Wilkinson, WiUiam H., Brooklyn, assignor to J. L. Mott Iron Works, New York, N. Y. Fire-
place .
Willard, Samuel W., Nicolet, Wis. Ornamentation of a pail
Willetts, Joseph, Trenton, N, J. Vegetable-dish
Williams, Edward, Chelsea, Mass. Eocking-chair
Wilson, Henry B., New York, N. Y. Handkerchief-.
Wilson, Houghton W., King.ston, Ontario. Canada. Packing-case
Wilson, Samuel W. , New "Fork, N. Y. Paper ,
Withington & Cooley Manufacturing Company. (See Smith, John H., assignor.)
Woehrle. Charles, New York, N. Y. Drip-pan
Wolfe, Gurdon G. (See Warren, Wolfe, and Scorer.)
Wood, Warwick W., Winston, N. C, Layer of tobacco
Woodbuy, Caleb T., Newburyport, Mass. Paper weight
Worcester (jarpet Company. (See Wright, George C., assignor.)
Wright, Frances, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N, Y. Child's
costume
Wright, Frances, assignor to Butterick Publishing Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Girl's
costume
Wright, George C, assignor to W. J. Hogg, Worcester, Mass. Carpet
Wright, George C, New York, N. Y., assignor to Worcester Carpet Company, Worcester, Mass.
Carpet-
arpe
eCa
Yale Caster Company. (See Schenck, Martin B., assignor.)
Youngstown Stove Company. (See Bascom and Heister, assignors.)
Zebley, John, Philadelphia, Pa. Fringe
Zebley, John, Philadelphia, Pa. Fringe
( 14,859)
^ to >
( 14,862 S
5 14,863 J
\ 14,864 5
14,924
15,032
15,033
15,045
15,122
15,596
15,624
15,673
14,834
15,482
15,013
14,807
15,002
15,395
15,610
15,645
15,2.51
14,676
15,291
15,363
15,105
15,152
15,644
15,153
15,311
15,362
15,252
15,569
14,896
14,974
15,570
15,107
15,123
15,106
15,376
i 14,599 1
\ 14,601 5
15,183
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Mar. 25
May 27
May 27
June 3
July 1
Dec. 2
Dec. 16
Dec. 30
Feb. 26
Oct. 21
May 20
Feb. 19
May 13
Sept. 9
Dec. 9
Doc. 23
Aug. 12
Feb. 12
Ang. 19
Aug. 26
June 24
July 15
Dec. 23
July 15
Aug. 19
Aug. 26
Ana. 12
Nov. 18
Mar. 18
Apr. 23
Nov. 18
June 24
July 1
June 24
Aug. 26
Jan. 29
July 29
26
26
26
27
27
27
28
29
29
29
26
29
27
26
27
28
29
29
28
26
28
28
27
28
29
15,086 June 17
15,483 I Oct. 21
29
27
28
27
28
26
28
29
82»
828
1116
822
822
920
2
698
867
1044
740
178
722
642
027
919
778
954
546
546
636
726
1242
196
954
28
196
28
636
28
726
28
.546
29
540
26
1022
27
303
540
1242
2
1242
726
358
372
114n
178
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF REGISTEANTS OF TRADE-MARKS.
Name, residence, and title.
Official
Date.
Gazette.
No.
9
a
>
S
11,017
Mar.*18
26
1022
10,986
Mar. 11
26
919
11,552
Oct. 7
29
2
11,316
July 15
28
196
11,464
Sept. 9
28
920
11,188
May 20
27
722
10,987
Mar. 11
26
920
11.483
Sept. 16
28
1012
11,427
Aug. 19
28
636
11,223
June 3
27
920
11,672
Nov. 18
29
540
11,543
Oct. 7
29
2
11,626
Not. 11
29
453
11,673
Nov. 18
29
546
11,674
Nov. 18
29
540
11,721
Dec. 2
29
698
11.763
Dec. 9
29
778
11,596
Nov. 4
29
370
11,597
Nov. 4
29
370
11,598
Nov. 4
29
370
11,367
July 29
28
372
11,774
Dec. 16
29
868
11,542
Oct. 7
29
1
11,317
July 15
28
196
10,870
Jan. 22
26
278
11,750
Dec. 9
29
778
10,958
Feb. 26
26
740
11,086
Apr. 15
27
211
11,273
June 24
27
1242
11,562
Oct. 14
29
87
11,563
Oct. 14
29
88
11,544
Oct. 7
29
2
11,446
Aug. 20
28
726
11,412
Aug. 12
28
546
11,518
Sept. 30
28
1192
11.495
Sept. 23
28
1105
11,402
Aug. 12
28
546
11,823
Dec. 23
29
954
11,751
Dec. 9
29
778
11,099
Apr. 15
27
212
11,463
Sept. 9
28
920
11,627
Nov. 11
29
453
11,675
Nov. 18
29
540
11,135
Apr. 22
27
304
11,643
Nov. 11
29
454
11.447
Aug. 26
28
726
11,581
Oct. 21
29
178
11,087
Apr. 15
27
211
11,496
Sept. 23
28
1105
11,644
Nov. 11
29
454
10,871
Jan. 22
26
278
11.227
June 10
27
1036
ll,.=il9
Sept. 30
28
1192
11,520
Sept. 30
28
1192
11.676
Nov. 18
29
540
10,909
Feb. 5
26
442
11,775
Dec. 16
29
863
11,242
June 10
27
1036
10,858
Jan. 22
26
278
11,424
Aug. 19
28
636
11,437
Ang. 26
28
726
11.436
Aug. 26
28
726
11,417
Aug. 19
28
636
11.476
Sept. 9
28
920
10,882
Jan. 29
26
358
11,010
Mar. 18
26
1022
11,776
Dec. 16
29
868
11,472
Sept. 9
28
920
11,372
Aug. 5
28
456
11,645
Nov. 11
29
454
Abel & Co., C. C, New York, N. T. Safety-matches
Academic Pharmaceutic Company, New York, N. Y. Preparation for disguising the bitterness of
quinine, &c
Ackerman-Laurance, Louis, St. Hjlaire St. Florent, France. Sparkling wines
Acme Kindler Company, Minneapolis, Minn. Fuel-kindlers
Actien-Gesellschaft FiiV Farbholz-Fabrikate, Hamburg, Germany. Extracts of leaves, barks, and
woods for tanning and dyeing
ActiengeseUschaft TTnion Voreinigte Ziindholz - und Wichse - Fabriken, Augsburg, Germany.
Matches
Adams. Charles L., Lynchburg, Va. Plug-tobacco
Administration Der Dr. Sulzbergerschen Armen und Kranken Stiftung, Salzungen, Germany.
Rheumatism-drops
Aitken, Son & Co., New Yiirk, N. Y. Millinery goods, laces, ribbons, and trimmtugs
Aktiebolagct Jonkopings Ostra Fabriker, Jonkoping, Sweden. Matches
Alaska Down Company, New York, N. Y. Panniers or bustles
Allen, Alfred W., Philadelphia, Pa. Butlers' sinks
Allen, Charles AV., Chicago, Dl. ' Smoking and chewing tobacco
Allen, Charles "W., Chicago, III. Smoking and chewing tobacco
Allen, Charles W., Chicago, 111. Smoking and chewing tobacco
Allen, Charles W., Chicago, 111. Smoking and chewing tobacco ;
Allen, Charles W., Chicago, 111. Smoking and chewing tobacco
Allen & Hanburys, London, England. Cod-liver oO
Allen & Hanburys, London, England. Certain pharmaceutical preparations
Allen & Hanburys, London, England. Castor-oil . -
Allien, Victor S., Stamford, Conn. Coloring and weighting material used in the manufacture of
tobacco "
Alward, Samuel TV., Boston. Mass. Roller-skates of all kinds
American Eagle Tobacco Company, Detroit, Mich. Cut chewing and smoking tobacco, cigars and
cigarettes -
American Lithographing; Ink Company, Milwaukee, Wis. Lithographing-ink
Ansonia Brass and Copper Company, Ansonia, Conn. Conducting-wires for electrical purposes - - -
Anthony & Co., E. & H. T., New York, N. Y. Albumenized paper
Apfelbaum, Elias, Gloversville, N. Y. Gloves
Armstrong & Co., James, Baltimore, Md. Soap
AnnstTong & Co., James, Baltimore, Md. Seap
Armstrong & Co., James, Baltimore, Md. Family and laundrj' soap
Armstrong & Co., James, Baltimore, Md. Family soap
Arp, Leopold E. L., Kiel, Germanj'. Bitters
Astoria Ink Company, New York, N. Y. Printing-inks
Athlophoros Company, New York, N. Y. Specific for the treatment of neuralgia and rheumatism.
Atkins & Co., E. C.. Indianapolis, Ind. Saws
Atkinson, J. & E., London, county of Middlesex, England. Certain perfumery and toilet prepara-
tions
Atlantic Refining Company. Philadelphia, Pa. Refined petroleum
Atwater, J. M., Cranford, N. J. Oleomargarine-oil
Austin. Nichols & Co., New York, N. Y. Roasted coifee
Avery Lactate Company, Boston, Mass. Bicalcium acid lactate
Avery Lactate Company, Portsmouth, N. H., and Boston, Mass. Lactic acid for table use and as a
beverage
Ayres, George C. & D., Danville. Va. Ping and twist tobacco
Ayres & Sons, William, Philadelphia, Pa. Blankets
Azcano y Meana, Sebastian. Havana, Cuba. Cigars
Baerlein, Otto. New York, N. T. Wood pulp used in manufacturing paper
Balch&Co., A. W., New York. N. Y. Whisky
Baldwin Manufacturing Company, Burlingttin, Vt. Refrigerators
Barnard & Co.. George D.. St. Louis. Mo. " Metallic pens
Basel Ribbon Manufacturers' Association, Basle. Switzerland. Ribbons
Batcheller & Sons Company, Wallingford, Vt. Agricultural forks •
Bates, Reed & Cooley, New York, N. Y. Carpets, rugs, oil-cloths, and mattings
Bates, Theodore C, Worcester, Mass. Corsets
Beacon Oil Company, Boston, Mass. Standard illuminating-oil
Beacon Oil Company, Boston, Mass. Hish-test buining-oil
Beatty & Co., James, Baltimore, Md. Biscuits
Beckmann. Friedricb W., Solingen, Prussia, Germany. Cutlery and cutting implements for manual
use
Becks, George H.. Staunton. Va. Liniment
Belknap & Dnmesnil Stone Company, Louisville, Ky. Building-stone
Bell. Elizabeth H., Philadelphia. Pa. Compound oil of gaultheria
Bell M.inufacturiug Company. R. W., Buffalo. N. Y. Laundry- soap
Bi'llchambers. Robert T., New York. N. Y. Hair- wash
Benary & Son, Henry, New York, N. Y. Mouth-harmonicas, accordions, blow-accordions, and flute-
harmonicas
Bendheim Bros. & Co., Savannah. Ga. Cigars, ci.sarettes, and smoking and chewing tobacco
Bonger Soehne, W., Stuttgart, Wiirtemberg, Germany. Woolen yams and knitted fabrics and gar-
ments
Benton Hair Grower Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Hair-grower
Bemheimer. Adolph, New York, N. Y. Drilling and sheeting -
Besangon, Jean, Aiue. Paris, Prance. Silks in spools or reels, colored with certain dyes
Best Brewing Company, PhUip. Milwaukee. Wis. Malt liquors
Betterton & Hotchkis.s. Louisville, Ky. Whisky
Blair Manufacturing Company, Springfield, Mass. Lawn-mowers
349
350
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of registrants of trade-marTcs — Continued.
U'ame, residence, and title.
Block & Sons, Elias, Cincinnati, Ohio, assignors to M. and K. Gottstein, Seattle, Wash. Ter. "Whisky .
Blodgett, Frank M., Boston, Mass. Apparatus for increasing the mammary glands
Blnndell, Spence & Company, (limited,) Hull, county of Tork, and London, England. Paints, col-
ors, patent flUing-up for coach-huilders, steam-iointingpowder, and putty
Boecking & Co., E., Miilheimon-the Ehine, Germany. Wire rods, flat steel strips, hoop iron and
steel, and similar half products of iron and steel
Boiling, Ada L. (See Sparks and BoUing.)
Boiling, Sanford C., Eort Smith, Ark. Ague-medicines
Bossange, Gustave, New York, N. T. Hat-brushes
Boesange, Gustave, New Tork, N. T. Hair, clothes, tooth, nail, and shaving brushes
Bothin Manufacturing Company, San Francisco, Cal. Baking-powder
Boulard, Buctiuet & Co., Paris, France. Oils and grease for machines, fire-arms, &c
Bowens, Adrian, Indianapolis, Ind. Medicine for bilious and malarial diseases
Bowens, Adrian, Indianapolis, Ind. Kemedy for kidney diseases
Bowiek, Thomas, Bedford, county of Bedford, England. Botanic flavorer for improving the food
and health of poultry and domestic animals
Bowiek, Thomas, Bedford, county of Bedford, England. Cooked food and substitute for milk for
calves, foals, and other young animals
Bowring, Thomas B., New York, N. Y. Petroleum-oils
Boyd & Co., John, Jr., New York, N. Y. Wheat-flour
Brainard, David, New York, N. Y. Whole winter-wheat
Brainard, David, New York, N. Y. Family flour
Braman & Co., W. E., Flint, Mich. Cigars, ciga,rettes, and smoking and chewing tobacco
Brand & Co., Milwaukee. Wis. Base-burner stoves
Brashear, William H. (See Cook and Brashear.)
Breitwieser & Bros., H., Buffalo, N. Y. Cigars, cigarettes, smoking and chewing tobacco, and snaff.
Brenaman & Co.. C. H. , Baltimore, Md. Cigars
Breun, Charles, Sioux City, Iowa. Roasted coffee
Briesen, Richard v., Weehawken, N. J. Sauce
Brizard et Roger, M. B. Glotin, Achard & Glotin, Les H6ritiers de Marie, Bordeaux, France. Cor-
dials and liquors
Brizard et Roger, M. B. Glotin, Achard & Glotin, Les H6ritiers de Marie, Bordeaux, Franco. Liq-
uors and cordials
Brizard et Roger, M. B. Glotin, Achard & Glotin, Les Hferitiers de Marie, Bordeaux, France. Cor-
dials and liquors
Brizard & Roger, M. B. Glotin, Achard & Glotin, Les H6iitiers de Marie, Bordeaux, France. Cor-
dials and liquors
Brown, Andrew, Buffalo, N. Y. Lumber, boards, logs, and staves
Brown Company. Martin, Fort Worth, Tex. Shii ts
Brown, Joseph H., Fort Worth. Tex. Baking-powder
Brown, Lyman, New York, N. Y. Medicinal tinctures, extracts, and fluid preparations
Brown, Lyman, New York, N. Y. Medicinal tinctures, extracts, and fluid preparations
Brown, Lyman, New York, N. Y. Pills
Brown & Son, E., London, county of Middlesex, England. Blacking and preparations for polish-
ing boots
Brown & Son, E., London, county of Middlesex, England. Blacking and preparations for polish-
ing boots
Bruce, Charles E., Brooklyn, N. Y. Velvets, velveteens, velvetas, and similar pile fabrics
Bruce & Co., Edward B., Baltimore, Md. Rye whisky
Buck-Thorn Fence Company, Trenton, N. J. Barbed fencing
Buel, Arthur, New York, N. Y. Prepared whiting
Burgess, Edwin, Wandsworth, county of Surrey, and London, county of Middlesex, England. Oint-
ment
Burke. Edward & John, New York, N. T., Dublin, Ireland, and Liverpool, England. Bottled malt
liquors
Burke, Edward & John, New York, N. Y., Dublin, Ireland, and Liverpool, England. Rum, whisky,
and gin
Burmester, William, New York. N. Y. Port- wines
Burnham & Co., Charles, Philadelphia, Pa. Gas-stoves provided with radial burners
Burnside. Eleanor E., Buffalo, N. Y. Remedy for cancers, tumors, and all humors
Burt, William H., New York, N. Y. Bitters
Butler & Co., James G., St. Louis, Mo. Smoking and chewing tobacco, cigars, and cigarettes
Butler & Co., James G., St. Louis, Mo. Smoking-tobacco \
Butler Hard Rubber Company, New York, N. Y. Fancy articles manufactured from hard rubber. .
Butler, John E., Golconda, Hi. Remedy for piles
Butler & Wilson, Richmond, Va. Chewing-tobacco
Cahill, Miles S., Boston, Mass. Polish for ladies' and children's boots, shoes, satchels, (9c
Cahill, Miles S., Boston, Mass. Polish for ladies' and children's boots, shoes, satchels, &c
California Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal. Liquid purgative compounds
(iameron & Co., Alexander, Richmond, Va. Plug, twist, and smoking tobacco, cigars, and cigar-
ettes
Cameron & Co., Alexander, Richmond, Va. Plug, twist, and smoking tobacco, cigars, and cigar-
ettes - '.
Cameron & Co., Alexander, Richmond, Va. Plug, twist, and smoking tobacco, cigars, and cigar-
ettes
Cameron & Co., Alexander, Richmond, Va. Plug, twist, and smoking tobacco, cigars, and cigar-
ettes -
Cameron & Co., Alexander, Richmond, Va. Plug, twist, and smoking tobacco, cigars, and cigar-
ettes - " . -
Cameron & Co., Alexander, Richmond, Va. Plug, twist, and smoking tobacco, cigars, and cigar-
ettes
Cameron & Co., Alexander, Richmond, Va. Plug, twist, and smoking tobacco, cigars, and cigar-
ettes
Cameron & Co., Alexander, Richmond, Va. Plug, twist, and smoking tobacco, cigars, and cigar-
ettes
Cameron & Co., Alexander, Richmond, Va. Plug, twist, and smoking tobacco, cigars, and cigar-
ettes
Cameron & Co., Alexander, Richmond, Va. Plug, twist, and smoking tobacco, cigars, and cigar-
ettes
Cameron & Co., Alexander, Richmond, Va. Plug, twist, and smoking tobacco, cigars, and cigar-
ettes
Cameron & Co., Alexander, Richmond, Va. Plug, twist, and smoking tobacco and cigarettes
Cameron & Co., Alexander, Richmond, Va. Plug, twist, and smoking tobacco, cigars, and cigar-
ettes
No.
10,960
11,825
11,428
11,181
10,972
11,029
11,413
10,973
11,777
11,312
11,628
11,629
11,630
ll,.'i64
11,698
10,851
10,883
11,481
11,286
11,211
11,256
11,601
11,604
11,105
11,106
11,107
11,252
11,152
11,529
11,203
11,490
11,599
11,600
11,699
11,700
11,088
10,884
11,350
11,045
11,778
10,859
10,893
11,287
11,325
11,545
10,924
10.988
11,153
10,822
10,834
11,826
11,274
11,275
10,974
10,998
10,999
11,000
11,001
11,002
11,003
11,004
11,005
11,057
11,058
11,059
11,060
11,061
Date.
Feb. 26
Dec. 30
Aug. 19
May 13
Mar. 4
Mar. 25
Aug. 12
Mar. 4
Dec. 16
July 8
Nov. 11
Not. 11
Nov. 11
Oct. 14
Nov. 25
Jan. 15
•T.an. 29
Sept. 16
July 1
June 3
June 17
Nov. 4
Nov. 11
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
June 10
Apr. 29
Sept. 30
June 17
Sept. 16
Nov. 4
Nov 4
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
Apr. 15
Jan. 29
July 22
Mar. 25
Dec. 16
Jan. 22
Jan. 29
July 1
July 15
Oct. 7
Feb. 12
Mar. 11
May 6
Jan. 1
Jan. 8
Dec. 30
June 24
June 24
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
Official
Gazette.
26
29
28
27
26
26
28
26
29
28
29
29
29
29
29
26
26
28
28
27
27
29
29
27
27
27
27
27
28
27
28
29
29
29
29
27
26
28
26
29
26
26
28
28
29
26
20
27
26
26
29
27
27
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
27
27
27
27
27
740
1044
036
628
828
1116
546
828
868
100
453
453
454
88
620
206
358
1012
2
920
1140
370
454
21*
212
212
1036
418
1192
1140
1012
370
370
620
620
212
358
288
1116
868
278
358
2
196
2
546
920
525
1
111
1044
1242
1242
828
920
920
920
920
920
920
920
920
2
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of registrants of trade-marks — Continued.
351
Xarae, residence, and title.
Canimack, Edward A. (See Marvin and Cammack.)
Cammeyer. Alfred J., New York, N. Y. Boots, shoes, and slippers of all kinds
Camp, A. K., TVankesha, Wis. Mineral water
Camp, Isaac IST., Chicago, HI. Organs
Camp. Isaac X., Chicago, HI. Pianos
Campbell &. Co., Henry, Mossley, Belfast, Ireland. Linen thread
Can Makers' Mutual Protective Association. Baltimore, Md. Hand-made tin cans
Candfes & Co., Paris, France. Preservative of the complexion
Cannon. Bernard and W., Lincoln, county of Lincoln, England, E. Cannon, Sr., and E. Cannon, Jr.,
Dublin. Ireland. Powdered glue ,
Cannon, Bernard and W.. Lincoln, county of Lincoln, England, E. Cannon, Sr., and E. Cannon, Jr.,
Dublin, Ireland. Powdered gelatine
Cannon, Bernard and W., Lincoln, county of Lincoln, England, E. Cannon, Sr., and E. Cannon, Jr.,
Dublin. Ireland. Concentrated preparation of size
Cannon, Edward, Sr. (See Cannon, Bernard, "W., E., Sr., and E., Jr.)
Cannon, AVilliam. (See Cannon, Bernard, W., E., Sr., and E., Jr.)
Capital City Malleable Iron Company. Albany, N. Y. Culinary pots, kettles, stew-pans, &c
Carleton, Norwood & Co., Kockpoit, Me. Anhydrous lime
Carrington. James H., New York, N. Y. Cement tor cementing iron surfaces together
Carstairs, McCall & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. "Whisky
Carter, John F.. Beverly, Mass. Water-proof clothing
Carter, John F., Beverly, Mass. Oil or water proof clothing
Carter, Sloan & Co., New York, N. Y. Chains, bracelets, buttons, and other articles generally de-
scribed by the term .jewelry
Chapman, George R., Baltimore, Md. Remedy for diseases of horses' limbs
Charm Manufacturing Company. St. Louis, Mo. Baking-powder
Childs, "William H. H.. New York, N. Y. Disinfectants and moth-destroyers
Christian, Robert J., Richmond, Ta. Plug, twist, fine-cut, and smoking tobacco, cigars, and cigar-
ettes
Christian, Robert J., Richmond, Va. Plug, twist, fine-cut, and smoking tobacco, cigars, and cigar-
ettes :
Clark, Samuel A., Chicago, HI. Hog-medicine
Clark Thread Company, Newark, N. J. Spool-cotton
Clark Thread Company, Newark, N. J. Spool-cotton
Clark Thread Company, Newark, N. J. Spool-cotton
Clark Thread Company, Newark, N. J. Spool-cotton
Clark Thread Company, Newark, N. J. Spool-cotton
Clark Thread Company, Newark, N. J. Spool-cotton
Clark Thread Company, Newark, N. J. Spool-cotton
Clark Thread Company, Newark, N. J. Spool-cotton
Clark Thread Company, Newark, N. J. Spool-cotton
(ilark Thread Company, Newark, N. J. Spool-cotton
Clark Thread Company, Newark, N. J. Spool-cotton
Clark Thread Company. Newark, N. J. Spool-cotton
Clark Thread Company, Newark, N. J. Spool-cotton
Clark Thread Company, Newark, N. J. Spool-cotton
Clark & "Warren, Corry, Pa. Refined hydrocarbon oil
Clarke, Samuel, South Hanipstead, London, England. Night-lights, night-lamps, and nursery-
lamps or food- warmers
Clarke, Samuel, London, England. Night-lights and night-lamps
Cochran & Co., George "W., Washington, D. C. Cigars and smoking and chewing tobacco
Cochran & Co., George "W., "Washington, D. C. Cigars, cigarettes, and all kinds of smoking and
chewing tobacco
Cole. John A., Rochester, Minn. "Wheat fiour ,
Cole, Maria A. , New York, N. Y. "Wheat-flour
(ioles, Henri H., Philadelphia, Pa. Coffee and spice mills
Collier & Sons, James, Spital6elds, London, county of Middlesex, England. Cocoa
Collier & Sons, James, Spitalfields, London, county of Middlesex, England. Chocolate
(iollier & Sons, James. Spitalfields, London, county of Middlesex, England. Mustard
Collins Company, Collinsville, Conn. Certain edge-tools
Collins Company. Collinsville, Conn. Plows and plow parts known as cotton -sweeps, cotton-
scrapers, and cotton bull-tongues, also gang and sulky plows
Collins Company, Collinsville, Conn. Parts of plows, including cotton-sweeps, cotton scrapers and
bull-tongues, shoes, and stamps
Collins Company, Collinsville, (Jonn. Certain machinists' tools
Collins Company, Collinsville. Conn. (Certain edge-tools
Companion Sewing Machine Company, New Britain, Conn. Sewing-machines
Compton, "WiUiam H., Cleveland, Ohio. Lubricating-oil made from petroleum
Compton , "William H. , Cleveland, Ohio. Lubricating-oU made from petroleum
Cook, Alison, and W. H. Brashear, Leetonia, Ohio. Liniment
Cook & Bemheimer, New York, N. Y. Whisky or its compounds
Cook & Bemheimer, New York, N. Y. Whisky or beverages compounded of whisky
Cook & Bemheimer, New York, N. Y. Whisky or beverages compounded of whisky
Cook & Bemheimer, New York, N. Y. Distilled liquors
Cook & Bemheimer, New York, N. Y. "WTiisky or beverages compounded of whisky
Cook & Bemheimer, New York, N. Y. Bitters
Cook & Bemheimer, New York, N. "Y. Gin
Cook & Bemheimer, New York, N. Y. Gin
Cooksey, Samuel, London, county of Middlesex, England. Men's and boys' hats
Cooley, Martin I., North Plainfield, N. J. Woven fabrics, carpets, rugs, oil-cloths, and mattings .
Cooper & Thompson. Chicago, HI. Cai-pet-stretchers
Copland. P. H., Millbum, N.J. "Wheat-flour
Corbin, P. ifcF., New Britain, Conn. Round-head screws
ComweU, Clark, YpsUanti, Mich. Mineral water
Coulson, F. W., Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Face- wash or lotion for preserving and beautifying the
complexion
Cova & Saiias, New Jork, N. Y. Perfumery
Crofut, Charles H. (See Woodward and Crofut.)
Crossley & Sons, (limited,) John, Halifax, county of York, England. Certain carpets, rugs, and
mats
Cullen, Curtis, and C. S. Newman, Knoxville, Tenn. Medicines for disordered liver, for rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, and fever and ague
Curry, David W., Cartersville, Ga. Liver compound
Curtis's & Harvey, London, England. Gunpowder
Official
No.
Gazette.
>
P.
11,313
July
8
28
100
11,326
July
15
28
196
11,482
Sept.
16
28
1012
11,582
Oct.
21
29
178
11,589
Oct.
28
29
280
11,175
May
13
27
628
11,602
Nov.
4
29
370
11,114
Apr.
22
27
303
11,115
Apr.
22
27
303
11,116
Apr.
22
27
304
11,779
Dec.
16
29
868
11,343
July
22
28
287
11,119
Apr.
22
27
304
11,351
July
22
28
288
11,089
Apr.
15
27
212
11,212
June
3
27
920
11,224
June
3
27
920
11,546
Oct.
i
29
2
11,264
June 17
27
1140
11,780
Dec.
16
29
868
10,941
Feb.
19
26
642
10,942
Feb.
19
26
642
11,547
Oct.
7
29
2
11,100
Apr.
15
27
212
11,101
Apr.
15
27
212
11,140
Apr.
29
27
418
11,141
Apr.
29
27
418
11,142
Apr.
29
27
418
11,143
Apr.
29
27
418
11,144
Apr.
29
27
418
11,164
May
6
27
526
11,165
May
6
27
52&
11,166
May
6
27
526
11,176
May
13
27
628
11,177
May
13
27
628
11,327
July
15
28
196
11,429
Aug.
19
28
636
10,943
Feb.
19
26
642
11,267
June 17
27
1140
11,827
Dec.
30
29
1(;44
11,228
June 10
27
1036
11,646
Nov.
11
29
454
11,497
Sept.
23
28
1106
11,381
Aug.
5
28
456
11,701
Nov.
2o
29
620
10,894
Jan.
29
26
358
10,895
Jan.
29
26
358
10,910
Feb.
5
26
442.
11,344
July
22
28
287
11,345
July
22
28
286
11,346
July
22
28
288
11,352
July
22
28
288
11,403
Aug.
12
28
546
11,297
July
1
28
2
11.702
Nov.
25
29
620
11,722
Dec.
2
29
698
11,548
Oct.
i
29
2
10,833
Jan.
8
26
111
10,852
Jan.
15
26
206
10,853
Jan.
15
26
206
10,879
Jan.
29
26
358
10,880
Jan.
29
26
358
10,881
Jan.
29
26
358
11,498
Sept.
23
28
1106
11,499
Sept.
23
28
1106
11,565
Oct.
14
29
88
11,070
Apr.
8
27
104
11,828
Dec.
30
29
1044
11,678
Nov.
18
29
540
11,521
Sept.
30
28
1192
10,944
Feb.
19
26
642
11,389
Aug.
5
28
456
11,353
July
22
28
288
11,781
Dec.
16
29
868
11,782
Dec.
16
29
868
11,679
Nov.
18
29
540-
11,006
Mar.
11
26
920-
352
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphaletical Jist of registrants of trade-marTcs — Continued.
Name, residence, and title.
Official
Gazette.
Cnsenier Fils Aln6 & Co., E., Paris and Omans, ^France. Liquors and spirits
Cusenier PUs Aln6 & Co., E., Paris and Omans, France. Liqnors and spirits
Cusliman, Charles H., Boston, Mass. Spring-balance shade-rollers
Cushwa, "Victor, Williamsport, Md. Fertilizers
Dalrymple, C. H., Morristown, N. J. Certain liquid compound for reraovlng paint, varnish, and
grease from any kind of clothing
D' Amat, Gaetanb, Majori, Salerno. Italy. Macaroni
Daniels, John M., Soranton, Pa. Dyspepsia cure
Darby & Co. , Baltimore, Md. French and other fine candy
Darby & Co., Baltimore, Md. Stick candy, cakes, drops, balls, and dice
Davis, Augustus G., Baltimore, Md . Telegraphic call-boxes
Davis, Baiter & Co., Portland, Me. Canned fruits, vegetables, fish, meat, and poultry
Davis, Baxter & Co., Portland, Me. Canned fruits, vegetables, fish, and meats
De Forest, Charles T. , New York, N. T. Decorative glass
De Knyper & Son, John, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Gin
De Kuyner & Son. John. Rotterdam, Netherlands. Gin
Deal & Co., Martin, Bucyrus. Ohio. Smutters, separators, and brnsh-machines
Decker Medicine Company, Paterson, N. J. Certain proprietary medicines
Denis. Henry Mouni6 & Co., J., Cognac, France. Cognac brandy
Detroit Steel and Spring Works. Detroit, Mich. Steel bars and plates
Devereux, Oren C, Providence. R. T. Certain kind of jewelry
Dick. Dundas, New York, N. Y. Bitters
Dick, Dundas, New York, N. Y. Medicinal preparations for nervous afl^ections
Dickinson, Edwin M., Sheffield, county of York, England. Cutlery and certain edge-tools
Dieckerhofif, Raffloer & Co.. New York, N. Y. Braids and buttons. - -
Dieckerhoff, Raffloer & Co., New York, N. Y. Pins
Dobson, George C, Boston. Mass. Banjos -
Dolge, Alfred, New York, N. Y. Felt used for hammers and action parts in pianos and organs
DoUfus-Mieg & Co., Miilhausen, Alsace-Lorraine, Gennany. Cotton yams and braids
Donnelly Bros., Trov, N. Y. Ales, wines, and liquors
Douglass, Benajah EC., J. F., and B. H., Jr., New Haven, Conn. Caohous
Doucrlass. John F. (See Douglass. Benajah H.. J. F., and B. H., Jr.)
Dueber, John C, Newport, Ky. Composition watch-cases
Dunn & "White. Rochester, N. Y. Package-dyes
Dupee, Henry D., Boston, Mass. Dye-stuffs used chiefly for wools -
Dwyer, Joseph H., Lynn. Mass. Burnisliing or polishing composition for finishing leather
Earhart, George "W"., Columbus. Ohio. Coffee and coffee-extract preparations
Eby, Jacob Z., and E. Reist, Manheim, Pa. Flour
Eby, Jacob Z., and E. Reist, Manheim, Pa. Flour
Eby, Jacob Z., and E. Reist. Manheim, Pa. Flour
Eckhart & Swan. Chicago. 111. Flour
Edwards & Son, "William, London, England. Embrocation
Eilenberg, Israel, New York, N. Y. Medicinal liquor or tonic for the removal of the effects of over-
indulgence in drink
Eisendrath, B. D. and W. N., Chicago, HI. Buck, sheep, calf, dog, and other leather gloves and
mittens, and glove or mitten leather
Eisendrath, W. N. (See Eisendrath, B. D. and W. N.)
Eising&Co., E., New York, N. Y. Bitters
Electric Brilliant Stove Polish Manufacturing Company, Richmond, Ind. Stove-polish
Eley, Charles N., Smith Point, Tex. Plum-trees
Elmore, Samuel, Astoria, Oreg. Hermetically-sealed or canned goods
Ely Brothers, Owego, N. "Y. Medicinal compound for the cure of catarrh and colds
Ely Brothers, Owego, N. Y. Medicinal compound for the cure of catarrhal diseases
Erberson & Son, J. M., New York, N. Y. Native wines
Essex Horse Nail Company, (limited,) Essex, N. Y. Horseshoe-nails
Estabrook & Eaton, Boston, Mass. Cigars
Esterhrook Steel Pen Manufacturing Company, Camden, N. J. Metallic pens
Estey Organ Company, Brattleborough, Vt. Pianos
Estey Organ Companv, Brattleborough. "Vt. Reed-organs or combined reed and pipe organs
Everts, Louis H., Philadelphia, Pa., and Chicago, 111. Feathers in a clean and odorless condition. . .
Fairbank & Co., N. K., Chicago, lU. Laundry-soap
Fairbank & Co., N. K., Chicago, 111. Bar-soap
Fairbank & Co., N. K., Chicago, 111. Fine family soaps
Fairbank & Co., N. K., Chicago, HI. Soap-powd!er
Fairbank & Co., N. K., Chicago, HI. Hard soap
Fairbank & Co.. N. K., Chicago, 111. Lard
Fairchild Bros. Sz. Foster, New "York, N. Y. Food for infants
Falls Company, Norwich, Conn. Denims, tickings, awning-cloths, and plain white goods
Farres & Co.,'R., New York, N. Y. Certain toilet articles
Favre- Jacot. Georges, Locle, Switzerland. Watches
Feickert, William, BellevOle, III. Liniment
Feickert, William, Belleville, HI. Fever-drops
Feickert, William, Belleville, lU. PiUs
Feigner & Son, F. W., Baltimore, Md. Smoking and chewing tobacco, cigars, cigarettes, cheroots,*
arid snuff
Feigner & Son, F. W., Baltimore, Md. Cigars, cigarettes, cheroots, chewing-tobacco, and snuff. ..
Feigner & Son, F. W., Baltimore, Md. Chewing and smoking tobacco, snuff, and cigars, cigarettes,
or cheroots
Feigner & Son, F. W., Baltimore, Md. All kinds of manufactured tobacco
Fel.gner & Son, F. W., Baltimore, Md. Manufactured tobacco, either as chewing or smoking to-
bacco, snuff, cigars, cigarettes, and cheroots -
Feigner & Son, F. W., Baltimore, Md. Manufactured tobacco, either as chewing or smoking to-
bacco, .snuif, cigars, cigarettes, or cheroots
Feigner cfe Son, F. W., Baltimore, Md. Manufactured tobacco, either as chewing or smoking to
hacco, snuff; cigars, cigarettes, or cheroots
Fernandez, Jos6. New York, N. Y. Cigars !*.
Terr6, Jiales, Paris, France. Mixtures of meat, iron, and quinquinia
Ferr6. Jules, Paris, France. Mixtures of meat, iron, and quinquinia
Ferr6, Jules, Paris, France. Mixture of mea-t and quinquinia
Ferr6, Jules, Paris, France. Beef extract called "Viande C. Favrot"
Fessey, Daniel W., London, England. Medicated soap
Feuerheerd Bros. & Co., Loudon, England, .ind Oporto. Portugal. Port- wine
Field, Hubbard, St. Louis, Mo. Cigars, cigarettes, and smoking, chewing, and plug tobacco
Field, Thayer & Co., "Boston, Mass. Boots and shoes of all descriptions
11,035
11,036
11,090
11,362
11,438
11,829
11,404
11,091
11,200
11,011
11,300
11,500
11,752
10,828
10,917
11,501
11,363
10,989
11,154
10,959
11,288
11,318
11,430
11,484
11,812
10,969
11,168
10,835
11,373
11,753
11,647
11,522
11,549
11,783
11,012
11.502
11,503
11,504
11,301
11,723
11,583
11,624
10,975
11,566
11,357
11,648
11,289
11,368
11.491
11,485
10,980
11,703
11,764
11,765
10,911
11,414
11,567
11,568
11,590
11,649
11,773
11,704
11.724
11,603
11,225
11,382
11,383
11,384
11,131
11,132
11,133
11,167
11,290
11,374
11,455
11,631
10,836
10,837
10,838
11,291
11,277
11,303
11,418
11,813
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Apr. 15
July 29
Aug. 26
Dec. 30
Aug. 12
Apr. 15
May 27
Mar. 18
July 8
Sept. 23
Dec. 9
Jan. 1
Feb. 5
Sept. 23
July 29
Mar. 11
May 6
Feb. 26
July 1
Julv 15
Aug. 19
Sept. 16
Dec. 23
Mar. 4
May 6
Jan. 8
Aug. 5
Deo. 9
Nov. 11
Sept. 30
Oct. 7
Dec. 16
Mar. 18
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
July 8
Dec. 2
Oct. 21
Nov. 4
Mar. 4
Oct. 14
Julv 22
Nov. 11
July 1
Julv 29
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Mar. 4
Nov. 25
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
Feb. 5
Aug. 12
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
Oct. -28
Nov. 11
Dec. 9
Nov. 25
Dec. 2
Nov. 4
June 3
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
May 6
July 1
Aug. 5
Sept. 2
Nov. 11
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
July 1
June 24
July 8
Aug. 19
Deo. 23
26
26
27
28
28
29
28
27
27
26
28
28
29
26
26
28
28
26
27
26
28
28
28
28
29
26
27
26
28
29
29
28
29
29
26
28
28
28
28
29
29
29
26
29
28
29
28
28
28
28
26
29
29
29
26
28
29
29
29
29
29
29
29
29
27
28
28
28
27
27
27
27
28
28
29
26
96
26
28
27
28
28
29
1116
1116
212
372
726
1044
546
212
822
1022
100
1106
778
2
442
1106
372
920
525
740
2
196
636
1012
954
828
526
112
456
778
454
1192
2
868
1022
1106
1106
1106
100
698
178
370
828
88
288
454
2
372
1012
1012
828
620
778
778
442
546
280
454
778
620
698
370
920
456
456
456
304
304
304
526
456
814
454
112
112
112
2
1242
100
636
954
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of registrants of trade-marks — Continaed.
353
NaniA; residence, and title.
Knlayson, BousfieM & Co., Johnstone, county of Renfrew, Scotland. Linen thread
Finlayson, Bonsfield & Co., Johnstone, county of Eenfi ew, Scotland. Linen thread
Finlayson, Bous8eld & Co., Johnstone, county of Renfrew, Scotland. Linen thread
Tinlayson, Bonsfield & Co., Johnstone, county of Renfrew, Scotland. Linen thread
Finlavson, Bonsfield & Co., Johnstone, county of Renfrew, Scotland. Linen thread
Fish, Charles F., Saratoga, N. T. Curative plasters
Fisk Maiiufactuiing Company. Springfield, Mass. Soap-powder or powdered soap
Fitch, Jolm B , Kew Haven, Conn. Alloy having the appearance of nickel
Fitch. .John B., New Haven, CJonn. Alloy having the appearance of nickel
Fitzpatrick & Draper, Troy, N. T. Cigars
Fitzpatrick & Draper, Troy, N. Y. Cigars
Fleischraann & Co., Kew York, N. Y. Compressed yeast
Fleming, Warner L., Richmond, Va. Cigars
Fletcher, Peleg A., A,<;hton, R, I Medicine for the cure of biliousness and constipation
Flint, "Wvman. Bellows Falls, Vt. Pegs for boots and shoes
Flower Medicine Company, Portland, Me., and Boston, Mass. Certain named proprietary medi-
cines
FoUett & Schorn, Korwich, N. Y. Cigars
Foote. John S., Cheshire, Conn. Preservatives and polishes for boots, shoes, belts, and other
leather articles
Forster, Miiller & Co. , Baltimore, Md. "Whisky
Fonlds, Thomas H., Cincinnati, Ohio. Cereal food prepared from choice hard wheat
Foulk. George "W., Xcw York, N. Y. Medicinal compound for external application
Foumier, Engt'ne, Paris, France. Pharmaceutical simp and lozenge
Fowler Brother,*. Pro^-idence. R. I. Jewelry
Frankenlierg, Henry E., New York, N, Y. Embroidery-cotton
Frary & Son Co., .James D , Bridgeport, Conn, Composition as a substitute for hard rubber
Freciey, Ella M., New York, N. Y. Rubber cloth, textile fabrics composed partly of rubber, and
enamel-cloth -
Friedenwald Brothers. Baltimore, Md. Ladies' underwear
Friedman & Co., Sol., New York, N. Y. Linings for hats and bonnets
Fuchs, Gustav, Chicago, 111. Cigars, cigarettes, and manufactured tobacco
Fuchs, Gustav, Chicago, Dl. Cigars, cigarettes, and manufactured tobaccos
Fuchs, Gustav, Chicago, 111. Cigars, cigarettes, and smoking and chewing tobacco
Fulton. Elisha M., D. B. "Whitlock, and A. TV. Lukens, Elizabeth, N. J, Binder-twine
Gail cfe Ax, G. W., Baltimore, Md. Smoking and chewing tobacco
Gail &. Ax, G. "W., Baltimore, Md. Smoking and chewing tobacco
Gail & Ax, G. W., Baltimore, Md, Smoking and chewing tobacco
Gail cfc Ax, G. "W,, Baltimore, Md. Smoking and chewing tobacco
Gail & Ax, G. "W., Baltimore, Md, Smoking and chewing tobacco
Gail & Ax, G. W., Baltimore, Md. Smoking and cliewing tobacco
Gail & Ax, 6. "W., Baltimore, Md. Smoking and chewing tobacco
Gail & Ax, G. TY., Baltimore, Md, Smoking and chewing tobacco
Gail & Ax, G. "W., Baltimore, Md. Smoking and chewing tobacco ■.
Oail & Ax, G. 'VF"., Baltimore, Md. Smoking and chewing tobacco
Gail & Ax, G. W., Baltimore, Md. Smoking and chewing tobacco
Oail & Ax, G. W., Baltimore, Md. Smoking and chewing tobacco
Gail & Ax, G. "W., Baltimore, Md. Smoking and chewing tobacco
Gail & Ax, G. W., Baltimore, Md. Smoking and chewing tobacco
Gail & Ax, G. "VT., Baltimore, Md. Smoking and chewing tobacco
Gale & Blooki, Waukesha, "Wis. Mineral water
Gang, John, Now York, N. Y. Playing cards
Ganz, S. (See Siereveld, Maertz, and Ganz.)
Gato, EduardoH,, Key West, Fla. Cigars
Gantier Frerea, Aigre, Charente, France. Cognac brandy
Gerraania Packing Co., New York, N. Y, Canned soups,' meats, and fish
Gilbert, Albert, Jr., and C. H. .Jones, Jamestown. N. "Y. Wheat and rye flour
Gill, John. (See Lowe and Gill.i
Gilmore, William H., Shiloh, Ohio. Liniment
Giron Fr^res, Saint-Etienne, France, Velvet ribbons -
Glahn, Frederick, Green Bay, Wis. Cigars
Glaser, Kohn & Co.. Chicago, HI. Article of food made from grain
Glen C^ove Manufacturing Company, Glen Cove, N Y. Glucose and its compounds
Glen Cove Starch Manufacturing Company, Glen Cove, N. Y. Starch for laundry use -
Globe Pickle Company, St. Louis, Mo., and Chicago, HI. Certain pickles, table-sauces, and condi-
ments
Gold, .Joseph S., Columbus. Ohio, Liniment ;
Goldsmith & Co,, Martin M., New York, N. Y. Prune-'juice extract orpmne-iuice
Goodhue, Chnrle.-i W.. New York. N. Y. Medical compound for the cure of agues and fevers '
Goodwin, Frank W., Saxonville, Mass. Medicinal tonic bitters
Goodwin &:. Thurston, Minneapolis, Minn. Skin-lotion
Goodwyn, John W. , Macon, Ga. Sirup of hypophosphites with lactates and pep.siu.
Goodyear, Albert B., Philadelphia, Pa. Medicine for urinary disorders
Goodyear Rubber Company. New York, N. Y. Soft and elastic rubber goods, such as articles of
we.iring-apparel and the like -'
Goodyear Rubber Company, New York, N, Y. Rubber boots, shoes, and clothing
Goodyear Rubber Company, New York, N. Y. Rubber boots, shoes, and clothing
GorreU, John G., Ossian, Ind. Artificial honey
Gottstein, M. and K. (See Block & Sous, Elia's, assignors.)
Graef, Charles, New York, N. Y. Champafjne "-
Graef Charles H.. New York, N. Y. Certain fancy goods made of hard rubber, celluloid, and simi-
lar materials
Graichen, F. An sust, Winchester. Va. Gloves
Graude Societe Fraueaise de Distilleries, Malteries, et Brasseries, Paris, France. Beer and other
malt and alcoholic liq uors
Granniss, Charles E. , New Haven, Conn. Garters or hose suppoi-ters
Grant Conindum Wheel Company, Chester, Mass. Grinding and polishing implements of corundum
or emery '.
Grant, D,'Lewis, Philadelphia, Pa. Petroleum products, petroleiun and other oils, and lubricat-
ing compounds
Grczier, Marcel M., Grande Chartreuse, France. Liqueur or cordial
Grezier. Marcel M. . (xrande Chartreuse, France. Liqueur or cordial . ,
Grommes & Ullrich, Chicago, 111. Havana cigars-
Grommes & "CTllrich. Chicago, HI. Havana cigars
23 PAT
OtKeial
Gazette.
No.
Date.
i
10,860
Jan,
22
26
278
10,861
Jan.
22
26
278
10,862
Jan.
22
26
278
10,863
Jan.
22
26
278
10,872
Jan.
22
26
278
11,219
.June
3
27
920
11,189
May
20
27
722
11,201
MaV
27
27
822
11,202
May
27
27
822
10,823
.Tan.
1
26
1
11,680
Nov.
18
29
540
11,681
Nov.
18
29
540
11,328
July
15
28
196
11,329
July
15
28
196
11,048
Apr.
1
27
2
11,705
Nov.
25
29
620
10,824
Jan.
1
26
1
11,725
Dec.
2
29
698
10,945
Feb.
19
2C
642
11,814
Dec.
23
29
954
11,439
Aug.
26
23
726
11,604
Nov.
4
29
370
10,918
Feb.
5
26
442
10,839
Jan.
8
26
112
10,842
Jan.
8
26
112
11.784
Dec.
16
29
868
11,385
Aug.
o
23
456
11,605
Nov.
4
29
370
11,213
•Tune
3
27
920
11,314
.Tulv
8
23
100
11,480
Sept.
9
28
920
11606
Nov.
4
29
370
10.990
Mar.
11
26
920
10,991
Mar.
11
26
920
11,084
Apr.
8
27
104
11,102
Apr.
15
27
212
11,134
Apr.
22
27
304
11,1.55
May
6
27
526
11,156
May
6
27
526
11,194
May
27
27
822
11,214 •
June
3
27
920
11,229
June 10
27
1036
11,230
June
10
27
1036
11,231
.June
10
27
1036
11,232
.Tune 10
27
1036
11,233
June 10
27
1036
11,330
July
15
28
196
11,830
Dec.
30
29
1044
11,013
Mar.
18
26
1022
11,706
Nov.
25
29
620
11.831
Dec.
30
29
1044
11,071
Apr.
8
27
104
11,766
Dec.
»
29
778
11,726
Dec.
2
29
698
11,662
Nov.
18
29
540
11,103
Apr.
15
27
212
11,046
Mar.
25
26
1116
11,386
Aug.
5
28
456
11,785
Dec.
16
29
868
11,072
Apr.
8
27
104
11,465
Sept.
9
28
920
10,912
Feb.
5
26
442
11.120
Apr.
22
27
304
11.608
Nov.
4
29
370
10,976
Mar.
4
26
828
11.609
Nov.
4
29
370
11,523
Sept.
30
28
1192
11.226
.Tune
3
27
<)20
11,727
Dec.
2
29
698
11,728
Dec.
2
29
698
11,268
June 17
27
1140
11,729
Dec.
2
29
698
11.569
Oct.
14
29
88
11,767
Dec.
9
29
773
11,104
Apr.
15
37
212
11.375
Aug.
5
•4j
456
11,607
Nov.
4
29
370
11.730
Dec.
2
29
698
10,897
Jan.
29
26
353
10,898
.Tan.
29
26
358
11,.550
Oct.
7
29
2
11,731
Dec.
2
29
698
354
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of registrants of trade-marks — Continued..
Name, residence, and title.
Gross & Co., Charles. Philadelphia, Pa. Cigars
Gruggenheim's Sons, M., "Sew York, N. T. Hamburg edgings, Swiss embroideries, and lite fabrics
Guggenheim's Sons, M., New York, N. T.. and St. Gall, Switzerland. Hamburg edgings and in-
seftings, Swiss embroideries, and like fabrics
Guinon, Picard & Jay. Lyons, France. Certain dyes and chemicals used in dyeing
Hagstoz & Co., T. B., Philadelphia, Pa. Articles usually sold under the general name of jewelry .
Hale, Elbert S., Ninety Six, S. C. Chill remedies
Hall, Alfred H., Boston, Mass. Bleaching compounds and soap
Hall. Eliza N., New York, N. Y. Caustic potash and lye
HamiK on, J. Henderson, New York, N. Y. Dentifrice
Hamilton, James B., Studland Bay, county of Dorset, England. Organs
Hancock, William T., Kichmond, Va. Plug, twist, fine-cut, and smoking tobacco, cigars, and cig-
arettes
Hancock, William T., Eichmond, Va. Plug, twist, fine-cut, and smoking tobacco, cigars, and cig-
arettes ■
Hanf, Frederick S., Jersey City, N. J. Dentifrice
Harden Hand Grenade Fire Extinguisher Company. Chicago, 111. Hand-grenade fire-extingnishers
Harden Hand Grenade Fire Extinguisher Company, Chicago, HI. Hand-grenade fire-extinguishers
Harden Hand Grenade Fire Extinguisher Company, Chicago, HI. Hand-grenade fire-extinguishers .
Hardgrove & Co., Richmond, Va. Ping and twist tobacco -
Harness, Cornelius B., Lavender Hill, county of Surrey, England. Apparatus for inhaling vapors
and compounds for use therewith ".
Harris, AbrahamC, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Gin, wines, and distilled liquors
Harris & Co., Thomas M., Philadelphia, Pa. Children's shoes
Harris' Sons, Joel H., Quincy, HI. Smoking and chewing tobacco
Harvey, George H., and 0. S. Parker, Denver, Colo. Cigars
Harvey, Kate, St. Louis, Mo. Bosom-forms
Haskell & Adams, Boston. Mass. Cigars -
Hatfield Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa. Perfumery
Haxall, William N.. Baltimore, Md. Wheat-flour and all flour -mill nroducts
Hayward, Sterling F.. New York, N. Y. Hand-grenades or fire-extinguishers
Headly, Charles B., Philadelphia, Pa. Spectacle and eyeglass frames
Headly, Charles B.. Philadelphia, Pa. Spectacle and eyeglass frames
Healy & Bigelow, Boston, Mass. Certain proprietary medicines
Heclimondwike Manufacturing Company, (limited,) Heckmondwike, county of York, England.
Carpets
Henley, Micajah C. , Eichniond, Ind. KoUer skates
Herbs, Frederick C. and M. D., Hudson, N. Y. Chewing-tobacco and cigars
Herbs, Magnus D. (See Herbs, Frederick C. and M. D.)
Herbst, Solomon C, Milwaukee, Wis. Kye and bourbon whisky
Herbst, Solomon C. Milwaukee, Wis. E,ye and bourbon whisky >
Herman Bros., Baltimore, Md. Cigars and cigarettes
Hermann, Boker & Co.. College Point. N. Y. Sporting-guns
Hickman. Charles H., New York, N. Y. Certain veterinary medicines ■-
Hicks & Brunhild Bros., Kichmond, Va. Plug-tobacco
Hickson, Stephen, New York, N. Y. Gold-leaf
Higbee, Edwin W., Northampton, Mass. Propyietary medicines
Higgins, Greene & Hyde, Rutland, Vt. Remedy for coughs and diseases of like nature
HOker & Co., Charles F.. Hamilton, Ohio. Disinfectants
Hines, Robert B. (See Westbrook and Hines.)
Hinrichs, Henry, Manitowoc. Wis. Medicine for men, horses, and cattle
Hodson, Emma E., Chicago, HI. Bustles
Hofimann, Adolph, Milwaukee. AVis. BaLsams, lotions, and liniments
Holbrook, A. & C. W., Providence, K. 1. Picker-leather
Holland, J. W. & C. G., Danville, Va. Plug and twist chewing-tobacco
Hollender & Co., Fred., New York,-N. Y. Natural mineral waters
Holmes, Booth & Haydens, Waterbury, Conn. Insulated electric conducting-wires for telegraphs,
telephones, electric lights, &c
Holmes & Coutts, New York, N. Y. Biscuit, wafers, and crackers
Holmes & Coutts, New York, N. Y. Crackers, biscuits, wafers, and similar articles
Holmes & Coutts. New York, N. Y. Biscuits, crackers, and wafers
Holt & Co., New York, N. Y. Wheat flour
Holt & Co., New York, N. Y. Wheaten flour
Holt & Co., N ew York , N. Y. Wheaten fl our
Holtzerraann & Co., J. D.. Piqua, Ohio. Stomach-bitters
Hop Pill Manufacturing Company, New London. Conn. Certain specified medicines
Hop Plaster Company, Boston, Mass. Hop-plasters
Hopkins, William J. (See Wilcox and Hopkins.)
Horn & Co., H. J., Baltimore, Md. Canned fish, oysters, fruits, meats, and vegetables
Horstmann & Sons, W. H., Philadelphia, Pa. Knitting and embroidery yarns and chenilles
Horton, Cato & Co^ Detroit, Mich. Salad-dressing
Howard, Charles H., Randolph, Mass. Dress boots and shoes
Howard & Son, Providence, R. I. Sleeve-buttons, collar-buttons, and studs
Howard & Son, Providence, R. I. Sleeve-buttons, collar-buttons, and studs
Hubert, Isaac, Toledo, Ohio. Face-cream
Humbert, Edward. (See Humbert, Henry and E.)
Humbert, Henry and E., Brooklvn, N. Y.' Calf's-foot.ielly
Hume, Joseph, Berkeley, Cal. Hermetically-sealed canned salmon
Hunnewell & Co., J. W., Boston, Mass. Refined petroleum
Hunt, Thomas E., Cincinnati, Ohio. Whisky
Hard, WUliam C, New York, N. Y. Bitters
Hussey, Binns & Co., (limited.) Pittsburg, Pa. Shovels, spades, and scoops
Hyde & Burton. New York, N. Y. Cotton cloths
Ihlers & Bell, Liverpool, England. Ale and stout
Thiers & Bell, Liverpool, England. Ale and stout
Hiohan, Hcnrira A. (See Hiohan, Marten and H. A.)
Hiohan, Marten and H. A., Albany. N. Y. Bread in loaves
Inge & Mahone, Peter.sburg, Va. Twist and plug tobacco
Jackson & Bro., 0.swald, New York, N. Y. Whisky
Jackson, Jacob E., MuUica Hill, N. J. Medicinal preparation for the cure of kidney diseases
Jacobs, Armand M., Mount Vernon, N. Y. Certain chemical composition for disinfecting and for
destroying insects ,
Jacobs & Co., Lewis, Talladega, Ala. Medicine to puri^ the blood
Jacobs, Jonah, Boston, Mass. Cigars
Official
Gazette.
11.203
11,387
n.440
11.331
10,854
11.80.5
11,754
11,145
11,551
11,388
10,925
10,926
10,840
11,431
11,432
11,505
11,215
11,677
11,524
11,466
10,899
ll,0fi4
11,650
11,525
ll.O'i.i
11,832
11,319
11,506
11,507
11,492
11,3.54
11,074
11,419
11,0.30
11,031
11.278
11,508
10,825
11,632
10,901
11,062
11,204
11,509
11,526
11,707
11.216
11,347
11,205
, 10,946
11,833
10,873
11,459
11,744
11.591
11,570
11,571
11,732
11,683
11,733
10,826
11,651
11,633
11,634
11,092
11,755
11,610
11,806
11,493
11,510
11.467
10,841
11,494
11,786
11,279
11,280
11,376
11,085
11.834
11,441
11,652
10,949
11,835
May 27
Aug. 5
Aug. 26
July 15
Jan. 15
Dec. 16
Dec. 9
Apr. 29
Oct. 7
Aug. 5
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
Jan. 8
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Sept. 23
June 3
Nov. 18
Sept. 30
Sept. 9
Jan. 29
Apr. 1
Nov. 11
Sept. 30
Apr. 8
Dec. 30
Julv 15
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Sept. 16
July 22
Apr. 8
Aug. 19
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
June 24
Sept. 23
Jan. 1
Nov. 11
Feb. 26
Apr. 1
May 27
Sept. 23
Sept. 30
Nov. 25
June 3
July 22
May 27
Feb. 19
Dec. 30
Jan. 22
Sept. 2
Dec. 2
Oct. 28
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
Dec. 2
Nov. 18
Dec. 2
Jan. 1
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
Apr. 15
Dec. 9
Nov. 4
Dec. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 23
Sept. 9
Jan. 8
Sept. 16
Dec. 16
•Tune 24
June 24
Aug. 5
Apr. 8
Dec. 30
Aug. 26
Nov. 11
Feb. 19
Dec. 30
27
28
28
28
26
29
29
27
29
28
26
26
26
28
28
28
27
29
28
28
26
27
29
28
27
29
28
28
28
28
28
27
28
26
26
27
28
26
29
26
27
27
28
28
29
27
28
27
26
29
26
28
29
29
29
29
29
29
29
26
29
29
29
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29
29
29
28
28
28
26
28
29
27
27
28
27
29
28
29
26
29
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of reyislrants of tradc-mar'ks — Continued.
355
Uaine, residence, and title.
Official
Gazette.
Jacoby & Bootman, New York, N". T. Cigars, cigarettes, and smoking-tobacoo
Jacoby, Samuel, New York. N. Y. Flour
James & Sons, John, Kedditcb, county of "Worcester, England. Needles for hand and machine
sewing
Jenness ife Son, Thos., Bansor, Me. Lotions for the skin
Jennings, Astley C, New York, N. Y. Certain proprietary medicines
Jennings, Astley C., New York, N. Y. Certain proprietary medicines
Jennings & Sons, A. &., Brooklyn, N. Y. Hair-nets and reticulated fabrics
Jennings & Sons, A. G., Brooklyn and New York, N. Y. Hair-nets and other reticulated fabrics..
Jennings & Sons, A. G-., Brooklyn and New York, N. Y. Hair-nets and reticulated fabrics
Jennings, Stephen, Boston, Mass. Condition-powders
Johnson & Company, Charles E., Philadelphia, Pa. Printing-ink
Johnston Bros., Milwaukee, Wis. Biscuits
Johnston & Co., Samuel, Brockport, N. Y. Harvesting-machines, especially reapers and self-bind-
ers ,
Johnston & Co., 'William M., Chicago, HI. Sauer-krant
Johnston, Sarah I.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Compound extract of stillingia and sarsaparilla
Johnston & Son.s, Nathl., Bordeaux, France. Olive-oil
Jones, Charles H. (See Gilbert and Jones.)
Jones & Co., C. L., Boston, Mass. Laundi y and toilet soap
Jones & Co., C. L., Boston, Mass. Laundry and toilet soaps
Jones 4i Rocke, Wrexham, England. Finished leather used for rollers, upholstery, book-binding,
shoes, and for other purposes, and skins in cured and raw condition
Jones & Rocke, Wrexham, England. Finished leather used for rollers, upholstery, book-binding,
shoes, and for other purposes, also skins in cured and raw condition
Jones, Westley, Boston, Mass. Ointment
Jordan, Philip J., Detroit, Mich. Remedy for diseases of the generative organs
Kaders, Emil M., Dresden, Saxony, Germany. Paper for photographic purposes
Kaercher, Albert J., Allegheny, Pa. Certain medical and toilet preparations
Kaufmann Bros. & Bondy, New York, N. Y. Cigars, cigarettes, and smoking-tobacco
Kearsargo Peg Company, Bartlett, N. H. Pegs for boots and shoes
Kearsing. John G., Newark, N. J. Certain plastic composition and articles made thereof
KoUey, Theodore Y.. London, England, and New York, N. Y. Boot-polish
Kendall Company, B. J., Enosburg Falls, Vt. Renovating-powder for horses and cattle
Kennedy & Co., F. A., Cambridge, Mass. Crackers, biscuits, wafers, and cakes
Kennedy Company, F. A., Cliicago, HI. Crackers, biscuits, wafers, and cakes ,
Kennedy, John C, Cincinnati, Ohio. Medicines put up for immediate use
Kent, James, Glo versville, N. Y. Shoe and glove leather
Kentucky Rail Road Tobacco Company, Covington, Ky. Smoking and plug tobacco
Kentucky Rail Rond Tobacco Company, Covington, Ky. Fine-cut or plug sitioking-tobacco
Kerry, Watson <fc Co. , Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Cough-remedies '
Kibbo & Robinson, Hartford. Conn. Table-sauce
Kimball & Co.. William S., Rochester, N. Y. Cigarettes
Bang, George F., Swarapscott, Mass. Steel pens
Kingsford, Thomson, Oswego, N. Y. Starch
Kinney Tobacco Company, New York, N. Y. Cigarettes and smoking-tobacco
Kinney Tobacco Company, New York, N. Y. Cigarettes
Kinney Tobacco Company, New York, N. Y. Cigarettes
Kinney Tobacco Company, New York, N. Y. Cigarettes
Kinney Tobacco Company, New York, N. Y. Cigarettes, cigars, cheroots, and smoking and chew-
ing tobacco
Kipling, Edward E., Paris, France. Precious stones,.
Kirk & Co., James S., Chicago, 111. Laundry-soap
Kirk & Co., James S., Chicago, HI. Laundry-soap
Kirk & Co., James S., Chicago, HI. Laundry-soap
Kirk & Co., James S., Chicago, HI. Toilet-soap
Kirk &Co., .James S., Chicago, HI. Laundry-soap
Kirk & Co., James S., Chicago, 111. Laundry-soap
Kirk & Co., James S., Chicaso, HI. Laundry-soap
Kirk & Co., .Tames S.. Chicago, HI. Laundry-soap
Kirk & Co., James S., Chicago, HI. Laundry-soap
Kirk & Co., James S., Chicago. HI. Harness-soap
Knight, Bevan & Sturge, Northtleet, county of Kent, and London, England. Cement
Knowles & Anderson, Camden, N. J. Canned raspberries, strawberries, cherries, and other fmits .
Knowles & Anderson, Camden, N. J. Canned fruit and vegetables
Koeller & Schmitz Cutlei y Company, Milwaukee, Wis. Cutlery
Kohler & Frohling, San Francisco, fcal. Wines and brandies
Kosmian Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass. Marking and writing inks
Kreiss, Adolphe, Schiltigheim, Germany. Beer
Krieg&Co., J. K., New York. N. Y. iButton-fasteners
Laconia Company, Biddeford, Me. Cotton goods, both brown and bleached, plain and twilled
Laconia Company, Biddeford. Me. Cotton goods, both brown and bleached, plain and twiUed
Lacroix, L6onide, Jr., Angoul6me, Charente, France. Cigarette-papers
Lacroix, L6onide, Jr., AngoulSme, France. Cigarette-paper
Lamontagne, Marie M., Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Medicinesforthecureof diseases of the bowels.
Lamontagne, Marie M., Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Medicines for the cure of diseases of the or-
gans of respiration
Lamontagne, Marie M., Montreal, Quebec. Canada. Medicines for the cure of diseases of the eye . .
Land, Philip, and G. Swaggard. Brownsville. Mo. Flour
Lanraan & Kemp, New York, N. Y. Bristol's sugar-coated pills
Lanman & Kemp, New York, N. Y. Bristol's safsaparUla
Lanman Sc Kemp, New York, N. Y. Certain medicinal preparations
Lanman &Kemp, New York, N. Y. Lanman & Kemp's pure cod-liver oil
Lanman & Kemp, New York, N. Y. Oriental hair-tonic ■
Lanman &Kerap, New York, N. Y. Bristol's sarsaparilla
Lanman &, Kemp, New York, N. Y. Kemp's compound pectoral of anacahuita
Lanonetto, J. E. A., Manchester, N. H. Cordial
Larrabee & Co., E. J., New York, N. Y. Biscuits or crackers
Lautz Bros. & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Laundry and toilet soaps
Lautz Brothers & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Laundry-soap
Lawrence, George L. , Boston, Mass. Nerve-pencils
Laycock, AnnaE., Chicago, HI. Cordial for diarrhea
Lee & Co., New York. N. Y. Sole-leather
Leggett & Co., Francis H., New York, N. Y. Crushed oats and wheat
11,511
11,217
11,653
11,486
10,874
10,875
10,843
10,865
11,448
11,093
11,654
11,684
11,390
10,886
10,887
11,442
11,026
11,592
11,433
11,434
11,621
11,292
11,487
10,827
11,032
11,146
11,122
11,027
11,611
11,258
11,007
11,512
11,218
11,745
11,749
11,033
11,259
11,234
11,513
11,405
10,913
10,914
10,915
11,076
11,332
11,734
11,178
11,185
11,186
11,235
11,236
11,237
11,238
11,243
11,244
11,265
11,787
10,844
11,021
11,333
11,584
11,788
10,845
11,014
11,789
11,790
11,391
11,572
11,791
11,792
11,793
11,147
11,807
11,808
11,809
11,810
11,815
11,816
11,817
11,364
10,950
11,635
10,981
11,527
11,392
11,460
11,269
Sept. 23
June 3
Nov. 11
Sept. 16
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
Jan. 8
Jan. 29
Aug. 26
Apr. 15
Nov. 11
Nov. 18
Aug. 5
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Aug. 26
Mar. 18
Oct. 28
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Nov. 4
July 1
Sept. 16
Jan. 1
Mar. 25
Apr. 29
Apr. 22
Mar. 18
Nov. 4
June 17
Mar. 11
Sept. 23
June 3
Dec. 2
Dec. 2
Mar. 25
June 17
June 10
Sept. 23
Aug. 12
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Apr. 8
July 15
Dec. 2
May 13
May 13
May 13
June 10
June 10
June 10
June 10
June 10
June 10
June 17
Dec. 16
Jan. 8
Mar. 18
July 15
Oct. 21
Dec. 16
Jan. 8
Mar. 18
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Aug. 5
Oct. 14
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Apr. 29
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Dec. 23
Dec. 23
Dec. 23
July 29
Feb. 19
Nov. 11
Mar. 4
Sept. 30
Aug. 5
Sept. 2
June 17
28
27
29
28
26
26
26
26
28
27
29
29
28
26
26
28
26
29
28
28
29
28
28
26
26
27
27
26
29
27
26
28
27
29
29
26
27
27
28
28
26
26
26
27
28
29
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
29
26
26
28
29
29
26
26
29
29
28
29
29
29
29
27
29
29
29
29
29
29
29
28
20
29
26
28
28
28
27
1106
920
454
1012
278
278
112
358
726
212
454
540
456
358
358
726
1022
280
636
636
370
2
1012
2
1116
418
304
1022
370
1140
920
1106
920
698
698
1116
1140
1030
1106
546
442
442
442
104
196
698
628
628
628
1036
1036
1036
1036
1036
1036
1140
868
112
1022
196
178
868
112
1022
868
868
456
868
868
418
868
868
868
868
954
954
954
372
642
454
828
1192
456
814
1140
356
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of registrants of trade-marlcs — Continued.
Kame, residence, and title.
Legsett & Co., Francis H., Kew York, N. T. Coffee roasted or otherwise prepared
Leidersdorf & Co., B.. Milwaukee, "Wis. Sraoking-tobacco
Leider-sdorf & Co., B., Milwaukee, "Wis. Smokins-tobacco
Loisander, George, Des Moines, Iowa. Kemedy for bad digestion
Leonard, Charles H., Detroit, Mich. Compound powder of drugs, the same medicinal principles
being also used in the form of pills, elixir, and sirup
Leonard, Elmer, Bridgeport, Conn. Flexible hip-corsets ^
Levi, Eniil S . New Tort, N. Y. Velveteens
Levi, Israel D. (See Eice and Levi.)
Levy & Bro., A., New York. N. Y. Boys' and children's suits
Lewis, Walter H., New York, N. T. Black lihhons
Libbey. Edward D. . Bo.ston, Mass. Glassware ,
Lielmian & Butler, Brooklyn and New York, N. Y. OUve-oil .soap
Liebraan & Butler. New York, N. Y. Olive-oil soap
Ligset f & Myers Tobacco Company, St. Louis, Mo. Plug-tobacco ,
Ligbthill, August P., Boston, Mass.' Magnetic body- wear," bedding, and medical appliances generally.
Liiisley, Jool.Burlington, Vt. Eefrigeiators and cooltng-receptacles
Lipe, George "W. (See Senger and Line.)
Listman, William, La Crosse, "Wis. Flour
Lofland, Isaac L., Philadelphia, Pa. Fertilizer
Long Island Brewery. Brooklyn. N. Y. Ale, porter, and beer
Lottier, Lawrence, Richmond. Va. Plug-tobacco
Lotz, Peter. Lancaster, Pa. Bitters. . . •
Low, J. G. & J. F., Chelsea. Mass. Certain ceramic designs adapted to be framed
Lowe. Charles, and J. Gill. Manchester, county of Lancaster, England, Coloring material for drugs
and chemicals, and for the articles colored thereby -
Lubin, L. T. J.. Boston, Mass. Toilet-powder
Lukons, Alan W. (See Fulton, Whitlock, and Lukens.)
Lumber Drivers Calk Company. Bingham. Me. Lumber-drivers' calks
Luthy &Co., A., New York, N. Y. Jersey: liair. and scarf pins, brooches, and hat and dress ornaments.
Luttgen. Frederick W., New York, N. Y. California grapes and their products
Luyties Biothers, New York, N. Y. Cordials and liquors
Luyties Brothers, New York, N. Y. Champagne
Maertz. F. B. (See Siereveld. Maertz. and Ganz.)
Magruder. .John H., Washington, D. C. Mint-julep
Mann. Son & Co., Henry. Manchester, county of Lancaster, England. Velvets, velvettas, velvet-
eens, corduroys mole-skins, and beaverteens t
Mann's Boudoir Car Company, New York, N. Y. Sleeping and drawing-room car
Mansfield. Nathan K., Springfield, Mass. Cough and croup sirup
Marburg Brothers, Baltimore, Md. Smoking and chewing tobacco, snuff, cigars, and cigarettes
Smoking and chewing tobacco, .snuff, cigars, and cigarettes
Smoking and chciviug tobacco, snuff, cigars, and cigarettes
Smoking and chewing tob.icco, snuff, cigar.s, and cigarettes
Smoking and chewing tobacco, snuii', cigars, and cigarettes
Smoking and chewing tobacco, snufl", cigars, and cigarettes
Marburg Bros., Baltimore, Md. Smolring-tohacco
Marchaiid & Co. , Charles, New York, N. Y. Disinfectant, deodorizing, and antiseptic comi>ound or
preparation
Marckwald, Freeman D., New York, N. Y. Stiffening ribs or bones for corsets
Marshall & Co., Leeds, England. Linen thread
Linen thread
Shoe-thread
Shoe-thread
Shoe-thread
Shoe-thread
Marshall & Co., Leeds, England. Shoe-thread
Marshall & Co., Leeds, England. Linen thread
Masten & Wells, Boston, Mass. Campaign light
Martin, Henry, Pittsburg. Pa. Glass bottles .' -
Marvin, Charles E., and E. A. Cammack, Eochester, Minn. Butter, cheese, and other dairy pro-
ducts
Marburg Brothers, Baltimore, Md.
Marburg Brothers, Baltimore, Md.
Marburg Brothers, Baltimore, Md.
Marburg Brothers, Baltimore, Md.
Marburg Brothers, Baltimore. Md.
Marshall & Co.
Marshall & Co.
Marshall & Co.
Marshall & Co.
Marshall & Co.
Leeds, England.
Leeds, England.
Leeds, England.
Leeds, England.
Leeds, England.
Apparatus for pro-
Mass6 & Anglade, A., Paiis. France. Certain embossed metal articles
Massey-Mainwaring, W. F. B., 99 Shoe Lane, county of Middlesex, England.
dncing fac-sirailo^opies of writings, drawings, and other delineations
Mathov Brothers & Mathez, New York. N. Y. Watch-movements
Mattocks, Charles P., Portland, Me. Canned corn
Portland, Me. Canned roast turkey
Por( land. Me. Canned com
Portland, Me. Canned roast mutton
Canned com and other vegetables, fruits, lobsters, fish, and
M.ittocks, Charles P,
Mattocks. Charles P,
lilattocks, Charles P
Mattocks, Charles P., Portland, Me.
meats.
Eichmond, Va.
, Eichmond. Va.
, Eichmond, Va.
Eichmond, Va.
Embroidery-chenille
Smoking and chewing tobacco .
Smoking and chewing tobacco .
Smoking and chewing tobacco .
Smoking and chewing tobacco.
Smoking and chewing tobacco .
Smoking and chewing tobacco .
Smoking and chewing tobacco -
Whisky
Y. Plug-tobacco
Y. Plug-tobacco
3ilanl & Co., Hugo, Now York. N. Y.
3tayo & Bro.. P. H., Eichmond. Va.
.IMayo cfe Bro., P. H., Eichmond. Va.
MavO(fcBro.,P. H.
Mavo&Bro., P. H.
Mavo & Bro., P. H.
Mavo i&Bro., P. H.,
Mayo & Bro.. P. H.. Eichmond, Va
McAleer & Nelson, New York, N. Y.
McAlpin & Co., D. H.. New York, N
McAlpin & Co., D. H.. New York. N
McEwan. Williara. Edinirargh. Scotland. Malt liquors
McGill John A. . South Bend, Ind. Eemedy for female weaknesses
McGovern, .John, Liverpool, countv of Lancaster. England. Cigars and cigarettes
McLauo-hliu. William F.. Chicago, HI. Coffees of all kinds
McLean Alfred A.. San Francisco, Cal. Certain medical and surgical appbances
McNamara. Sealts &. Mullen, Covington, Ky. Manufactured plug chewing-tobacco
Meade, .T.ames. Peun Yan, N. Y. Cigars ■■-- -. - •---
Medical Lake Mineral Water Compainy, Milwaukee, Wis. Mineral waters, gmger-ale. and analo-
gous beverages
Mellicr, A. A.', St. Louis. Mo Saddle-bags and buggy-cases
Messinger. Charles E . Toledo. Ohio. Smokiug-tobacco
Meyer, 'Adolph C, Baltimore, Md. Cough-candy diops
Official
Gazette.
No.
Date.
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(2
11.281
June 24
27
1242
10,993
Mar. 11
26
920
11,077
Apr. 8
27
104
11,794
Deo. 16
29
868
11,426
Aug. 19
28
636
10,829
Jan. 1
26
2
10, 87(1
Jan. 22
26
278
11,468
Sept. 9
28
920
11.345
Juno 10
27
1036
11.365
July 29
28
372
11,094
Apr. 15
27
212
11,148
Apr. 29
27
418
10,027
Feb. 12
26
546
10,846
Jan. 8
26
112
11,655
Nov. 11
29
454
11,393
Aug. 5
28
456
11,302
July 8
28
100
11.528
Sept. 30
28
1192
11,078
Apr. 8
27
104
11,612
Nov. 4
29
370
11,795
Dec. 16
29
808
11,.573
Oct. 14
29
88
11,553
Oct. 7
29
2
11,003
Apr. 1
27
2
11,656
Isov. 11
29
454
11.456
Sept. 2
28-
814
10.933
Feb. 32
26
546
11,818
Dec. 23
29
954
11,593
Oct. 28
29
280
11.296
July 1
28
2
11.270
.Tune 17
27
1140
11,085
Nov. 18
29
540
10.800
Jan. 29
26
358
10.901
Jan. 29
26
358
] 0.902
Jan. 29
26
358
11.420
Aug. 19
28
636
11.421
Aug. 19
28
636
11, .554
Oct. 7
29
2
11,796
Dec. 16
29
868
11,304
July 8
28
100
11,179
May 13
27
628
11.613
Nov. 4
29
370
11,614
Nov. 4
29
370
11.615
Nov. 4
29
370
11.616
Nov. 4
29
370
11,617
Nov. 4
29
370
11618
Nov. 4
29
370
11,619
Nov. 4
29
370
11.657
Nov. 11
29
434
11.530
Sept. 30
28
1192
11,022
Mar. 18
26
1022
11.253
June 10
27
1036
10,993
Mar. 11
26
920
11.157
May 6
27
526
10.962
Feb. 26
26
740
11.195
May 27
27
822
11,206
Mav 27
27
822
11.207
May 27
27
822
11.208
Maiyr 27
27
822
11.819
Dec. 23
29
954
11.257
June 17
27
1140
11.169
May 6
' 27
526
11,170
Jlay 6
27
.526
11.171
May 6
27
526
11.172
Mav 6
27
526
11.173
Mav 6
27
526
11,174
IVIny 6
27
526
11,182
May 13
27
628
11.425
Aug. 19
28
636
11,334
July 15
28
196
11.369
July 29
28
372
11.305
July 8
28
100
10.831
•Ian. 1
26
2
11,555
Oct, 7
29
2
11,797
Dec. 16
29
868
11,556
Oct. 7
29
o
11.836
Dee. 30
29
1044
11,149
Apr. 29
27
418
11,638
Nov. 11
29
454
11,659
Nov. 11
29
454
11,415
Aug. 12
28
546
11.123
Apr. 22
27
304
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of registrants of trade-marks — Continued.
357
Karae, residence, and title.
Meyer, Adolph C, Baltimore, Md.
Meyer, Adolpli C., B.iltimore, Md.
Meyer, Adolpli C, Baltimore, Md.
Meyer, Adolpli C, Baltimore, Md.
Meyer, Adolpli C, Baltimore. Md.
Meyer, Cord, Jr., Kewtown, N. T.
Meyer, Henry C, New Yorli, i^. T.
Solid and fluid medicinal preparations.
Certain proprietary medicines
Coufih-sirup
Fluid medicinal preparation
Various proprietary medicines
Fertilizers .'
Periodical publications.
Grease-traps
"Water-closet
"Water-closets, water-closet cisterns, and their
Meyer Sniffen Company, (limited,) New "York, N. Y.
Meyer Snififeu Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y
Meyer Sniffen Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y
fittinfis and appliances
Meyer Sniffen Com])aiiy, (limited,) New York, N. Y. Self-closing faucets, bibs, cocks, stops, &c.-
Meyer Sniffen Company, (limited.) New York, N. Y. Lock gas-cocks
Miami Store AVorks, Lawrenceburf;, Ind. Cook-stoves -
Michelson &, Co., S. M., Milwaukee, "Wis. Trunk and furniture casters, catclies, and braces, and
similar hardware
Middleton Company, J. "W., Cliicago, HI. Metallic pens
Miller, Andrew, New York. N. Y. Ecmedy for insomnia, nervous headache, neuralgia, &c
Mil ward & Sons, Henry, Eedditch, county of "Worcester, England. Needles for hand-sewing and
for the sewing-machine
Minaldi, Antonio, New York, N. Y. Oranges and lemons -^
"" " ' ■" Oranges and lemons '
Oranges and lemons
Oranges and lemons
Oranges and lemons
Oranges and lemons
Snioking-tobacco and snuff
Minaldi, Antonio, New York, N. Y.
Minaldi, Antonio, New York, N. Y.
Minaldi, Antonio, New York, N. Y.
Minaldi, Antonio, New Yoik, N. Y.
Minaldi, Antonio, New York, N. Y.
Minderop, Heurv, Cologne, Germany.
Mitchell, Alfred, "Whitestone, N. Y.' Sheep-dip
Mis &. Co., G. I., Yalesvillo, (ionn. Tinned spoons and forks
Moline Plow Compaus-. Moline. 111. Plows
Morehouse & Co.. William H.. Toledo. Ohio. Clover-seed
Morgan Art Pottery Comiiany, Matt, Cincinnati, Ohio. Artistic and ornamental articles of pottery.
Morgan &. Company. D. S.. Brockport. N. Y. Reaping, mowing, and grain-binding machine
Morley Bros., Austin. TeK. Dentifrice -
Moschcowltz Bros., New Yoi k, N. Y. Pattern.s and linings for ladies' dresses
Mount Ida Manufacturing Company, Troy, N. Y. Carpet-warp. . -
Mundorff. Theodore, New York, N.' Y. Optical goods . ,
My Maryland Improved "Whitewash Company, Baltimore, Md. "Whitewash
M.yers & Bro., Charles H.. Baltimore, Md. "Whisky
Myers & Bros., H., Savannah, Ga. "Whisky '.
Myers & Bros., H., Savannah, Ga. "Whisky
Myers, Osborn & Co., Cleveland, Ohio. Stoves
National Pharmacy Association of Baltimore City, Baltimore, Md. Medicinal preparation for out-
ward application ". ,
Needham's Sons, D., Chicago, 111. Pressed clover-blossoms and fluid and solid extracts therefiom.
Nestl6, Henri, Ycvey, Switzerland. Condensed milk
Nestl6, Henri, Tevey, Switzerland. Milk-food for infants
Nestl6, Henri, Vevey, Switzerland. Milk-fooil for infants
Nestl6, Henri, Vevey, S\vitzerland. Condeui-ed milk ,
New York In.sulated Wire and Vulcanite (Company, New York, N. Y. Insulated wire
New York Insulated "Wire and Vulcanite Company, New York, N. Y. Eubber compound used for
insulating wire and for other purposes '.
New York Textile Filter Company. !N ew York, N. Y. Prepared tea and coffee ,
Newichawanick Company, South Berwick, Me. Horse-blankets
Newington. .Jane H., St. Louis. Mo. Balm for chapped hands, fevers, and all diseases of the akin
Newman, Charles S. (Sec Cullen and Newman.)
Niagara "Wliitc Grape Compan v, Lockport. N. Y. Niagara white-grape vines
Nicholson, David, St. Louis, Mo. Sirap, sugar, and molasses
Nicholson, David, St. Louis, Mo. (L'offees
Nicholson, David, St. Louis, Mo. Coffees
Nicholson, David, St. Louis, Mo. Coffees, teas, and spices -
Noelle, Gebrueder, Luedenscheid, Pnis.sia, Germany. Knives, forks, and spoons
Nonantum Worsted Company. Newton, Mass. "Worsted and woolen yarns
"Worsted and woolen yarns
"Worsted and woolen yarns
"Worsted and woolen yarns
"Worsted and woolen yams
"Worsted and woolen yarns
Nonantiun "Worsted Company, Newton, Mass.
Nonantum Worsted Company," Newton, Mass.
Nonantum Wor.sted Company, Newton, Mass.
Nonantum Worsted Company, Newton, Mass.
Nonantum Worsted Company. Newton, Mass.
North & Co., O. B., New H.aven, Conn. Harness, saddlery, and carriage hardware.
Novelty Eubber Company, New Brunswick, N. J. Eubber buttons
Oberteuffer, Abegg & Daieniker, New York, N. Y. Eibbons and silk textures ,
Oberteuffor, Abeeg & Daeniker. New York, N. Y. Kid gloves
Oehm &■ Son, C. N., Baltimore, Md. Mens, youth's, boys', and children's ready-made coats, over-
coats, pants, and vests '.
Oesting, William C, New York, N. Y. Bitters
O'Meara. John F., Washington, D. C. Liquid glue and cement
Oppenheimer <fc Co., S., Chicaso, 111., and New York, N. Y. Spice for sausage and other meats
Oriole Baking Powdei- Company, Buffalo. N. Y. Baking-powders -"
Ostheimer Brothers, Philadelphia. Pa. Molded, cast, and tirrned buttons
Ostrander, Francis A., Troy. N. Y. Fire-bricks, stove-hnings, and certain other articles made
wholly or in part from fire-clay
Page, Chailes L., Chicago. 111. 'Fire-place fixtures
Palacio & Co., Celestino. New York, N. Y. Cigars
Palacio & Co., Cele.stino. New York, N. Y. Cigars
Palmer Ointmen t Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y. Ctotments
Parker, Osmyn S. (See Harvey and Parker.)
Parkison, Johnston S.. Ossian, Ind. Burning-fluid
Parson & Co.. Alfred T., New "fork, N. Y. Belt-dressiug and leather-preservative compound
Patterson & Co., E. A., Eichmond, Va. Plug chewing-tobacco
Patterson & Co., E. A., Richmond, Va. Twist and plug tobacco -.
Patter.son & Co., R. A., Eichmond. Va. Plug and twist tobacco -'
Paulsen, Gustave. Chicago. 111. Cigars
Peabody & Co., Henry W., Boston, M.iss. Burning, illuminating, and lubricating oils
No.
Date.
Oflicial
Gazette.
^
&
>
<2
11,124
Apr. 22
27
304
11,158
Mav 6
27
526
11,394
Aug. 5
28
456
11,4.54
Aug. 26
28
726
11,531
Sept. 30
28
1192
10,928
Feb. 12
26
546
10,8,i5
Jan. 15
26
20G
10,903
Jan. 29
26
3,58
10,904
Jan. 29
26
358
10,905
Jan. 29
26
358
10,900
Jan. 29
26
358
10,907
Jan. 29
26
358
10,830
Jan. 1
26
2
11,271
June 17
27
1140
11,735
Dec. 2
29
698
11,574
Oct. 14
29
88
11.416
Aug. 12
28
546
10,951
Feb. 19
26
642
10,952
Feb. 19
26
642
10,953
Feb. 19
26
642
10,963
Feb. 20
26
740
11,461
Sept. 2
28
814
11,811
Dec. 16
29
868
11.348
July 22
28
283
11,049
Apr. I
27
2
10,957
Feb. 19
26
642
11,315
July 8
28
100
11837
Dec. 30
29
1044
11,449
Aug. 20
28
726
11,758
Dec. 9
29
778
11,220
June 3
27
920
11,708
Nov. 25
29
620
11,686
Nov. 18
29
540
11,532
Sept. 30
28
1192
11.377
Aug. 5
28
456
11,260
Juno 17
27
H40
11.355
July 22
28
28»
11,370
July 29
28
372
11,378
Aug. 5
28
4.5ft
11,293
July 1
28
2
11,015
Mar. 18
26
1022
11,709
Nov. 25
29
620
11,710
Nov. 25
29
62a
11.711
Nov. 25
29
620
11,736
Dec. 2
29
698
11,737
Dec. 2
29
698
11,798
Dec. 16
29
868
10,847
Jan. 8
26
112
ll.lfO
May 13
27
628
11,400
Aug. 12
28
546
11,799
Dec. 16
29
808
11,2,39
June 10
27
1036
11,4(9
Sept. 9
28
920
11,470
Sept. 9
28
920
11,471
Sept. 9
28
920
11,800
Dec. 16
29
868
11,. 595
Oct. 28
29
280
11,712
Nov. 25
29
620
11,713
Nov. 25
29
620
11.714
Nov. 25
29
620
11,715
Nov. 25
29
620
11,716
Nov. 25
29
620
11.261
June 17
27
1140
11,023
Mar. 18
26
1022
10,982
Mar. 4
26
828
11,024
Mar. 18
26
1022
11,282
June 24
27
1242
10,877
Jan. 22
26
278
11,. 3.58
July 22
28
288
11.488
Sept. 16
28
1012
11.717
Nov. 25
29
620
11,759
Deo. 9
29
778
11,824
Dec. 23
29
954
1!,!)33
Sept. 30
28
1192
10.964
Feb. 26
20
740
11.187
Mav 13
27
628
11,820
Dec. 23
29
954
10,856
Jan. 15
26
206
11,821
Dec. 23
29
954
11,087
Nov. 18
29
540
11,738
Dec. 2
29
698
11,739
Dec. 2
29
698
10,929
Feb. 12
26
546
11,C36
Nov. 11
29
4.54
358
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE ,
Alphabetical list of registrants of trade-marks — Continued.
Name, residence, and title.
Official
G-azette.
Peace, Hugh. K. (See Peace, "William K. and H. K.)
Peace, William K. and H. K., ShefiSeld, England. Files, straw-kniTes, grass-hooks, saws, sickles,
and scythes
Peace, William K. and H. K., ShefiBeld, England. Steel and certain implements made therefrom. .
Peacock, Elijah P., Chicago, 111. Animal-trap
Peacock, Elijah P. , Chicago, lU. Eat-traps
Pearsall & Co., James, London, county of Middlesex, England. Embroiderv-silk
Peckham & Co., P. S., Washington, Ei. I. Country homespun yarn for hand-knitting
Penn Remedy Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Ointment for external use
Pepperell Manufacturing Company, Biddeford, Me. Cotton goods, both brown and bleached, plain
and twilled
Pepperell Manufacturing Company, Biddeford, Me. Cotton goods, both brown and bleached, plain
and twilled
Pepperell Manufacturing Company, Biddeford, Me. Cotton goods, both brown and bleached, plain
and twilled
Pepperell Manufacturing Company, Biddeford, Me. Cotton goods, both brown and bleached, plain
and twilled
Pernod, Edouard, Couvet, Switzerland. Cherry brandy
Pernod, Edouard, Couvet, Switzerland. Estrait d'Absinthe
Peters, Henry E., Allentown, Pa. Liver-pellets
Pflngst, Doerhoefer & Co., Louisville, Ky. Plug-tobacco ,
Philo, Nathan P., Jersey City, N. J. Cough-sirup
Picon & Co. , Marseilles, Prance, and Bona, Algeria. Bitters
Pierson's Sons, S. B., Lawrence, Kans. Wheat-flour
Pierson's Sons, S. B., Lawrence, Kans. Wheaten flour
Pilkinton, E. T., deceased, (M. B, Pilkinton, executrix,) Kiohmond, Va. Smoking and chewing to-
bacco, cigars, and cigarettes
Pilkinton, M. B., executrix. (See Pilkinton, E. T., deceased.)
Pingree & Smith, Detroit, Mich. Mens heavy boots and shoes
Piper, John G., Philadelphia, Pa. Eemedy for piles
Piatt & Co. , Baltimore, Md. Oysters put up in cans or other packages
Piatt & Co., Baltimore, Md. Canned provisions
Pool, James P., Rochester, N. Y. Medical compound for the cure of skin diseases and purification
of the blood _
Port Chester Bolt and Nut Company, Port Chester, N. Y. Tire-bolts
Port Chester Bolt and Nut Company. Port Chester, N. Y. Tire-bolts
Porter, Thomas, New York, N. Y. Toilet-pins
Porter, Thomas, New York. N. Y. Toilet-pins
Post, Will E., Catskill, N. Y. Pile-ointment
Post, Will E., Catskill, N. Y. Pile-ointment and various other proprietary medicines
Powell, Joseph, New York, N. Y. Cigars
Powell, William S., Baltimore, Md. Drugs and chemicals
Prescott, WUliam, Cambridgeport, Mass. Baking-powder
Prewitt, Spurr & Company, Nashville, Tenn. Certain wooden wa^e
Price, William B., Baltimore Md. Paints
Procter & Gamble, Cincinnati, Ohio. Laundry-soap
Laundry-soap
Laundry-soap
Laundry-soap
Laundry-soap
Soap for laundry and general purposes
Package dyes
Package dyes
Package dyes
Package dyes
Package dyes
Package-dyes
Hair-crimping composition .
Procter & Gamble, Ciacinnati, Ohio.
Procter & Gamble, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Procter & Gamble, Cincinnati, Onio.
Procter & Gamble, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Procter & Gamble, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Queen City Chemical Company, Buffalo, N. Y. Baking-powHers
Eansom, Prank A., Dunellen, N. .T. Package dyes
Eansom, Prank A., Dunellen, N. J.
Eansom, Prank A , Dunellen, N. J.
Eansom, Prank A., DuneUen, N. J.
Eansom, Frank A., Dunellen, N. J.
Eansom, Frank A., Dunellen, N. J.
Eansom, Frank H., Dunellen, N. J.
Eathbone, John S., Wilmington, Del
Eattray & Co., I., Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Cigars
Kausehkolb Bros., Columbus, Ohio. Medicine for the cure of coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, and
all diseases of the throat and lungs leading to consumption
Eaynolds & Co., C. T., New York, N. Y. Eead v-mado paints
Eeach & Co., A. J., Philadelphia, Pa. Base-ball hats, Indian clubs, &c ■- - .
Eeadshaw, Edmund H., Dansville, N. Y. Family flour
Eeid, Murdoch & Fischer, Chicago, HI. Cigars
Eeid, Murdoch & Fischer, Chieaso, PI. Cigars
Eeid, Murdoch & Fischer, Chicago, HI. Cigars
Eeist, Ezra. (See Eby and Ecist.)
Ecnard, FranQois, Paris, France. Sirop minSral-sulfureux ,
Eendules, Eosendo, Havana, Cuba. Cigars
Eendiiles, Eosendo, Havana, Cuba. Cigars
Eenouard & Co., Henry, Paris, France. Melissa- water
Eenouard & Co., Henry, Paris, France. Melissa- water
Eenouard & Co., Henry, Paris, France. Melissa-water
Eeuter & MaUory, Baltimore, Md. Pipes, fittings, and plumbers' supplies
Eeynolds, Harden H., Winston, N. C. Manufactured chewing-tobacco
"" " - ^- . . -- Plug and twist tobacco
Plug and twist tobacco
Plug and twist tobacco
Eemedy for sea and morning sickness
Eice, Joseph, and I. D. Levi, Philadelphia, Pa. Shirts, drawers, and overalls
Eice, Whitacre & Co. , Chicago, HI. Steam-boilers
Eichardson, Joseph C, St. Louis, Mo. Sheep-dip
Eichard.son, Tallnlah A., Eeidsville, N. C. Smoking-tobacco
Eic'jter, Friedrich A., Kudolstadt, Germany. Perfumery and perfumed soap
Elcker & Lee, Galveston, Tex. Eoasted coffee
Eicklefson, Oscar, Stevenson, Md. Medical compound for cows and other female animals
Eidgways, Stoke on-Trent, England. Earthenware
Eigollot & Co., P.. Paris, Prance. Mustard-leaves for sinapisms
Eipke, Theodor, Hamburg, Germany. Bitters
Eipke, Theodor, Hamburg, Germany.' ■ Bitters
Eeynolds, Eichard J., Winston, N. C.
Eeynolds, Eichard J., Winston, N. C.
Eeynolds, Eichard J., Winston, N. C.
Eice, George L., North Adams, Mass.
11,018
11,037
10,947
10,965
11,183
11,272
11,585
11,660
11,661
11,662
11,663
11,254
11,283
10,994
11,688
11,125
11,718
11,294
11,349
11,335
10,848
11,489
10,857
10,888
ll!689
11.740
11,741
10.919
10,948
10,930
11,336
11,065
11,117
11,108
11,586
11,514
11,038
11,039
11,040
11,041
11,042
11,450
11,719
10,934
10,935
10,936
10,937
10,938
10,939
11,255
11,322
11,557
11,746
11,410
11,159
11,246
10,983
11,066
11,196
11,690
11.240
11,516
10,995
10,996
11,126
11,184
11,118
11,136
11,137
11,138
11,575
11,109
11,696
10.878
11,197
10,889
11,095
11,395
11,576
11,065
10,849
11.050
Mar. 18
Mar. 25
Feb. 19
Feb. 26
May 13
June 17
Oct. 21
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
June 10
June 24
Mar. 11
Nov. 18
Apr. 22
Nov. 25
July 1
July 22
July 15
Jan. -8
Sept. 16
Jan. 15
Jan. 29
Nov. 18
Dec. 2
Dec. 2
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
Feb. 12
July 15
Apr. 1
Apr. 22
Apr. 15
Oct. 21
Sept. 23
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Aug. 26
Nov. 25
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
June 10
July 15
Oct. 7
Dec. 2
Aug. 12
May 6
June 10
Mar. 4
Apr. 1
May 27
Nov. 18
June 10
Sept. 23
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Apr. 22
May 13
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Oct. 14
Apr. 15
Nov. 18
Jan. 22
May 27
Jan. 29
Apr. 15
Aug. 5
Oct. 14
Nov. 11
Jan. 8
Apr. 1
26
26
26
26
27
27
29
29
29
29
29
27
27
26
29
27
29
28
28
28
26
28
26
26
29
28
29
26
26
26
28
2t
27
27
29
28
26
26
26
26
26
28
29
26
26
26
26
26
26
27
28
29
29
28
27
27
26
27
27
29
27
28
26
26
27
27
27
27
27
27
29
27
29
26
27
26
27
28
29
29
26
27
1022
1112
640
746
628
1140
178
454
454
454
454
1036
1242
920
540
304
620
2
288
196
112
1012
206
358
540
698
698
442
642
546
196
2
304
212
178
1106
1116
1116
1116
1116
1116
726
620
546
546
546
546
546
546
1036
196
2
546
526
1036
828-
2
822
540
1036
1106
920
920
304
628
304
304
304
304
88
212
540
278
822
358
212
456
88
454
112
2
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of registrants of trade-marks — Continued.
359
Kame, reaiflence, and title.
Robert, Charles, C haus-de-Fonds, Switzerland. Springs of watches or mnsic-boiea and instmments
for measuiing such springs
Robertson, Robert F., Liberty. Va. Ping chewing-tobacco ,
Roedcrer, Arthur, New York, iST. T. Champagne ,
Roedcrer, Arthur, JTew York, N. T. Champagne
Roederor & Co., Thfeophile, Rheiras, France. Champagne- wine
Rogers & Co., J. H.. Maysville. Ky. "Whisky
Rogers, G. Tracy, Binghamton, N. T. Table-sauce
Rogers, G. Tracy, Binghamton, N. T. Blueing ]..,
Root, G. Wells, iSartford, Conn. Ointments or salves ] ] " '
Root &. Tinker, New York, N. Y. Brown cotton sheetings and drills
Rosenberg & Sons, D., New York, N. Y. Varnishes and liquid driers
Roseti, Francesco, New York, N. Y. Stick licorice
Rotlie &■ Lips, New Yoi-k, N. Y. Sumac and other leaves, tree-barks, and extracts thereof
Routh & Sons, H. L., New York, N. Y. Olivo-oil
Rowlett, Jacob V., Richmond, Ind. Roller-skates
Rudd, J. F., .Jacksonville, Tex. Remedy for neuralgia ,
Ruger & Sons, John B., Lafayette. Ind. " Crackers
Russell, "William "W., Richmond, "Va. Smoking-tobacco, cigars, and cigarettes ,
Sabin, Aimer L., "Washington, Ind. Medicine for the stomach, liver, kidneys, and blood
Sasar, Thomas L., Portland, Oreg. Gin-bitters ,
Saginaw Manufacturing Company, Saginaw, Mich. Spring shade-rollers
Sau Francisco Gas Light Company, San Francisco, Cat. Ammonia
Sanitas Company, (limited, ) London, England. Disinfectants, deodorants, and antiseptics
Saums, C. C. Baltimore, Md. Cigars
Sayre, "William H., Newark, N. J. Preparation for promoting the growth of the hair
Sciiandein, Harry. (See "Weaver and Schandein.)
Schindler-Eschef, C, Zurich, Switzerland. Bolting-cloth
Schindler-Escher, C, Zurich, Switzerland. Bolting-cloth for milling purposes
Schmidt & Bamitz, Hanover, Pa. Salve '.
Sehnabl & Co., .Jacob, Vienna, Austria-Hungary. Cigarette-paper
Schnlze, Paul, Manchester, county of Lancaster," England. Yam and thread composed of an admix-
ture of wool and sUk
Schirmacher, John G., Reading, Pa. Remedy for dyspepsia and kindred stomach diseases
Schiitte & Co., "William, Barmen, Prussia, Germany, and New York, N. T. Mohair and silk braids
and mixed silk and mohair braids
Scollay Meat Packing Company, New York, N. Y. Canned provisions
Sognitz & Co., Herman, Milwaukee, "Wis. Cigars and cigarettes
Segnitz & Co., Herman, Milwaukee, "Wis. C'gars and cigarettes
Segnitz & Co.. Herman, Milwaukee, "Wis. Cigars and cigarettes
Segnit.z & Co., Herman, Milwaukee, "Wis. Cigars and cigarettes ,
Sognitz & Co., Herman, Milwaukee, Wis. Cigars and cigarettes
Segnitz & Co., Herman, Milwaukee, "Wis. Plug, fine-cut, and smoking tobacco, cigars, and cigar-
ettes
■Sognitz & Co., Herman, Milwaukee, Wis. Cigars and cigarettes
Selebow & Righter, New York, N. "Y. Picture-cards
Self-Clinching Barbed Staple Company, Boston, Mass. Staples
Semmes &Co., B. J., Memphis, Tenn. "Whiskies
Semmes &Co., B. J., Memphis, Tenn. Whiskies
Sengor, David B., and G. "W. Lipe, Franklin Grove, HI. Medicine for chronic weaknesses and com-
plaints peculiar to females
Senour Manufacturing Company, Chicago, HI. Mixed paints
Sentcr, George F., New York, N. Y. Compositionof petroleum and mustard-seed oU, forming emul-
sions, oils, medicines, and lubricants
Rhacn & Fithian, New York, N. T. Black and colored silks
Shaen & Fithian, New York. N. Y. Certain dress fabrics
Shaw & Son, Anthony, Burslem, county of Stafford, England. Crockery-ware, china, and porcelain
Shaw, William F., Philadelphia, Pa. Sheet-music of octavo size
Shroff & Co., Leesburg. Va. Phosphate fertilizers
Siebe Bros. & Plagemann, San Francisco, Cal. Whisky . -■
Siegcrt & Hijos. J. G. B., Port of Spain, Trinidad. Bitters
Sierevold, M., F. B. Maertz, and S. Ganz, Cincinnati, Ohio. Fruit-butters, preserves, jellies, and
mince-meat
Silver Lake Company, Boston, Mass. Threads, ropes, cords, twines, and lines
■Silver Metal Manufacturing Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Alloy resembling silver
Sinunons & Co., C. F., St. Louis, Mo. Medicine for the cure of female diseases ,
Simmons, James D., Hagerstown, Md. Fertilizer
Simonson, Albert. New York. N. Y. Hair-bleaching compound ,
Siso, Horace F., New York, N. Y. Padlocks
Sleator, John C, Philadelphia, Pa. Textile fabrics wholly or in part of a turkey-red color ,
.Smith & Co.. J. F., St. Louis, Mo. PiUs ,
Smith, Ransom J., Georgia, Vt. Patent medicine for purifying the blood
Smith. William S. , New York, N. Y. Toilet-powder puffs
Snevily, Mansfield B., Brooklyn, N. Y. Suppositories
SocietS Anonyme des Manufactures des Glaces et Produits Chimiques de St. Gobain Chauny et
Cirey, Paris, France, and New York, N. Y. Plate-glass
Sombom & Co., L., New York, N. Y. Champagne c
Spalding &Bros., A. G., Chicago, HI. Base-ball bats, Indian clubs, &c
Sparks, James M., Fort Smith. Ark. Cough-sirup
Sparks, James M., and A. L. Boiling, Fort Smith, Ark. PUls
Spaulding & Merrick, Chicago, HI. Smoking-tobacco
Speiclicr Dandruff Cure Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Dandruff-cure
Spencer & Co., J., Baltimore, Md. Float-logs
Spencer & Co., J., Baltimore, Md. Logs and planks
Spencer, Shepherd, Knoxville. Tenn. Liniment and inhalent
Spiegel & Co.. Chicago, HI. Wardrobe-bedsteads
Sprudel Wa/ er Company, Mount Clemens, Mich. Mineral water
Starke, Arabella G., Richmond, Va. Plows
Starke, Arabella G., Richmond, Va. Plows -
Stern Bros. & Falk, New York, N. Y. Youths", boys', and children's clothing
Stevens & Benedict, New York, N. Y. .Smoked meat
Stevens & Benedict. New York. N. Y. Smoked meat
Stevens & Benedict, New York. N. Y. Smoked meat
Stewart, I. AV., New York. N. Y. Safety-pins
Oflicial
Gazette.
No.
Date.
(^
11,457
Sept. 2
July 15
28
814
11,337
28
196
11,379
Aug. 5
28
450
11,473
Sept. 9
28
920
11,666
Nov. 11
29
454
10,970
Mar. 4
26
828
11,320
July 15
28
196
11.321
July 15
28
196
11,396
Aug. 5
28
4.W
11.668
Nov. 11
29
454
11,190
May 20
27
722
11,607
Nov. 11
29
454
10,864
Jan. 22
26
278
11,587
Oct. 21
29
178
11.515
Sept. 23
28
1106
11,474
Sept. 9
28
920
10,954
Feb. 19
2(3
642
11.411
Aug. 12
28
546
11,407
Aug. 12
28
546
11,397
Aug. 5
28
456
10,850
Jan. 8
26
112
11,6.37
Nov. 11
29
454
11,768
Dec. 9
29
778
11,008
Mar. 11
26
920
11,127
Apr. 22
27
304
10,931
Feb. 12
26
546
11,247
June 10
27
1036
11,625
Nov. 4
29
370
11,558
Oct. 7
29
2
10,891
Jan. 29
26
358
11,638
Nov. 11
29
454
11,822
Dec. 23
29
954
10,890
Jan. 29
26
358
11,034
Mar. 25
26
1116
11,067
Apr. 1
27
2
11,068
Apr. 1
27
2
11,069
Apr. 1
27
2
11,110
Apr. 15
27
212
11,139
Apr. 22
27
304
11,341
June 10
27
1036
11,306
July 8
28
100
11,638
Dec. 30
29
1044
11,043
Mar. 25
26
1116
11,044
Mar. 25
26
1110
11,398
Aug. 5
28
456
11,408
Aug. 12
28
546
11,458
Sept. 2
28
814
11,128
Apr. 22
27
304
11,451
Aug. 26
28
726
11,534
Sept. 30
July 22
28
1192
11.359
28
288
11,111
Apr. 15
27
212
10,832
Jan. 1
26
2
11,720
Nov. 25
29
620
11,338
July 15
28
196
11,339
July 15
28
196
ii.eoi
Dec. 16
29
868
11,096
Apr. 15
27
212
11.016
Mar. 18
26
1022
11,023
Mar. 18
26
1022
11,802
Dec. 16
29
868
11,475
Sept. 9
28
920
11,803
Dec. 16
29
868
11,691
Nov. 18
29
540
11,360
July 22
28
283
11,221
June 3
27
920
11.760
Dec. 9
29
778
11.742
Dec. 2
29
698
11,160
May 6
27
526
11.692
Nov. 18
29
540
10.977
Mar. 4
26
828
11.8.39
Dec. 30
29
1044
10,978
Mar. 4
26
828
11,284
June 24
27
1242
11,669
Nov. 11
29
454
10.932
Feb. 12
26
540
11.192
May 20
27
722
11,209
May 27
27
822
11,025
Mar. IS
26
1022
11.541
Sept. 30
28
1192
11.577
Oct. 14
29
88
11.295
July 1
28
2
11.340
July 15
28
196
11.361
July 22
28
288
11,307
Julv 8
28
109
360
nSTDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of registrants of trade-marks — Continued.
Name, residence, and title.
Official
Gazette.
Stiefel, Johann C, Offenbach-on-the-Main, Hesse, Germany. Soap
Stratton. John F.. Brooklyn, N. T. Banjos, banjo cases and strings, and other trimmings
Strong. MelviUe, New York. N. T. Soap and saponaceous compounds for cleansing and polishing.
Stumpff & Co., St. Joseph, Mo. Remedy for nasal catarrh
Sullivan, .John C., Detroit, Mich. Cigars and cigarettes
SuUiran, John C., Detroit. Mich. Cigars and cigarettes
Sussfeld, Lorsch & Co. , New York. N. Y. Spectacles, eyeglasses, and optical goods
Swaggard, George. (See Land and Swaggard.) '
Sylvester & Smith, Oakland, Cal. Glaze for furniture
Plug and twist tobacco
Plug and twist tobacco
Plug and twist tobacco
Plug and twist tobacco
Internal remedies
Talbott, Thomas J., Danville, Va.
Talbott, Thomas J., Danville, Va.
Talbott, Thomas J., Danville, Va.
Talbott, Thomas J., Danville. Va
Taylor, Walter A., Atlanta, Ga.
Thomas & Bro., Richmond, Va. Cigars
Thomas Clock Company. Seth, Thomaston, Conn., and New York, N. Y. Time-keeping instruments .
Thompson. Francis D.. Covington. Kv. Plug-tobacco
Tidman & Son. Finsbury. county of Middlesex, England. Sea-salt
Timberlake, Woodson & Co., L^Tichburg, Va. Smoking-tobacco
Timberlake. Woodson & Co.. Lynchburg, Va. Smoking-tobacco
Tischler & Co., London, England, and Bordeaux, France. Claret-wine
Tiscbler & Co., London. England, and Bordeaux, France. Claret-wine
Tischler & Co.. London, England, and Bordeaux. France. Claret-wine
Todd, Albert M.. Nottawa, Mich. Essential and volatile vegetable oils and their products
Tolman. James P., West Newton. Mass. Cords, lines, twines, and I'opes
Tomson, Peter C. Philadelphia, Pa. Lye
Tonquin Bitters Co.. Cincinnati. Ohio. Stomach-bitters and cordials
Townley. William M.. Newark, N. J. Dyes
Tiavers Brothers, New York, N. Y. Twines, threads, ropes, lines, and cordage
Tremain, Davis & Co., Milwaukee, Wis. Cigars.
Troy Laundry Machinery Company,
Trummer & Co., London, England.
Trummer & Co., London, England.
Trummer & Co., London, England.
Trummer & Co., London. England.
Turner. George W., Boston. Mass
Tyree, Josiali S., Staunton, Va
Tyree. Josiah S., Staunton. Va
(limited;) Troy, N. Y.
Safety-matches
Matches
Matches
Safety-matches
Periodical publication
Dentifrice
Perfumery
Packages of laundry bluing in leaves .
ITlmann & Co. , Bemhard. New York, N. Y. Zephyr worsted, worsted and woolen yams, and worsted
embroideries
TTnderwood TTame Tug Co.. Wooster. Ohio. Hame-tugs
Union Metallic Cartridge Company, Bridgeport, Conn. Caps, cartridges, primers, wads, and shells
for small-arms ' ;
TJnion Metallic Cartridge Company, Bridgeport, Conn. Metallic and paper shells for breech-load-
ing fire-arms^
Union Metallic Cartridge Company, Bridgeport, Conn. Shells composed of paper with a metallic
base
Union Metallic Cartridge Company, Bridgeport, Conn. Paper shells for breech-loading fire-arms ..
United States Medicine Co., New York, N. Y. Certain proprietary medicines
Vacheron &. Constant'n, Geneva, Switzerland. Watches
Vacheion & Constantin. Geneva. Switzerland. Watches
Valentine & Company, New York, N. Y. Varnishes, japans, blacks, colors, paints, wood-fillings,
and rough stuffs -
Van Alstine, Charles W., Chelsea, Mass. Plug, twist, and smoking and chewing tobacco, snuff,
cigars, cigarettes, and cheroots
Van Ingen & Co.. E, H.. New York, N. Y. Cloths for covering burial-caskets
Venable & Co., S. W.. Peter-sburg. Va. Plug and smoking tobacco and cigars
Venable & Heymau. New York. N. Y. Brandy -
Vennard, William L., New York, N. Y. Brushes and combs ,
Violet Frferes, Thuir, (Pyr6n6es, Orientales, ) France Wine and liquors. . .". -
VogelerCo., Charles A.. Baltimore. Md. Fluid medicinal preparations for coughs and colds
Vogeler Company. Charles A., Baltimore, Md. Fluid preparation for use either internally as a medi-
cine or externally as a liniment
Vogeler. Son & Co., Baltimore, Md. Perfumery , . ,
Voigt. Edward W., Detroit. Mich. Beer
Von Oven, Ferdinand and T.. Charleston, S. C. Tea and coffee
Von Oven, Theodore. (See Von Oven. Ferdinand and T.)
Wagner, Wilhelm. .Jr.. Plettenberg, Prussia. Tuning-pins
Wallace, J. T., Weir, Kans. Hog and fowl cholera specific
Walls, J, T.. Butler. Mo. Bitters
Walsh, WalterC. Holland. Mich. Bitters
Warner, Ai+hur H. , New York, N. Y. Remedies for rheumatism
Warren, Edward IC, Three Oaks. Mich. Stiffeners for flexible goods
Warsaw Salt Company, Warsaw, N. Y. Fine dairy and table salt
Waterbury Watch Company, Waterbury, Conn. Watches and clocks
Waterbnry Watrh Company, Waterbury, Conn. Watches and clocks
Waterbury Watch Company, Waterbury, (ionn. Watches and clocks
Waterbury Watch Company. Waterbury, Conn. AVatches
AVattles & Sons, Joseph W., Canton. Mass. Composition for use in sizing warps
Weaver, James B.. and K. Schandein, Philadelphia. Pa. Perfumery and cologne mixture
Webster & Co., H. . New York. N. Y. Pure rve and bourbon whiskies
Weeks, Benjamin L., O. A., and L. A., Lawrence, Mass. Liniments
Weeks, Lyman A. (See Weeks, Boniamin L . 0 A., and L. A.)
Weeks, Orrin A. (See Weeks, Beujumin L., O. A., and L. A..)
AVeeks & Potter, Bos+on, Mass. Poisonous compound for destroying animals and insects
Weinhagen, Henry, Hoboken, N. J. Thermometers
Weinhagen, Henry. Hoboken, N. J. Thermometers
Weissenborn. Rudolph. Jet sey City. N. J. Lead-pencils, pencil-holders, pen-holders, &c
Welbnan & Dwire Tobacco Company, Quinry, Til. Smoking-tobacco
Wellman & Dwire Tobacco Company. (JuincV, Til. Smoking-tobacco
Wellman & Dwire Tobacco Company, Quincv. Til. Smoking-tobacco
Wellman & Dwire Tobacco Company, Quincy, Til. Smoking-tobacco
Wellman & Dwire Tobacco Company, Quincy. HI. Smoking-tobacco
Wellman & Dwire Tobacco Company, Quincy, 111 Smoking-tobacco
11.840
11,009
11,757
ll,.'i59
10,98.5
11.050
10,966
11.517
11.769
11,770
11,771
11,772
11,222
11.422
10,984
n.4on
11.639
11.198
11.199
11,308
11,309
ll.,310
11,5'"15
11.210
11.356
11.594
11,161
11.262
11.423
11.560
11.079
11.080
11,081
11.097
11,620
11,323
11.536
11.298
11,693
10.967
11,248
11.249
11.640
10.997
11.150
11,578
11,047
11,162
ll..=i79
11.193
n..380
11.266
lo.ane
11.804
10,865
11.443
11,537
11,129
Dec. 30
Mar. 11
Dec. 9
Oct. 7
Mar. 4
Apr. 1
Feb. 26
Sept. 23
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
June 3
Aug. 19
JIar. 4
Aug. 12
Nov. It
May 27
May 27
July 8
July 8
July 8
Sept. 30
May 27
July 22
Oct. 28
May 6
June 17
! Aug. W)
! Oct. 7
Apr. 8
i Apr. 8
j Apr. 15
I Nov. 4
July 15
Sept. 30
July 1
Nov. 18
, Feb. 26
j June 10
I .Tune 10
Nov. 11
Mar. 11
Apr. 29
Oct. 14
Mar. 25
May 6
Oct. 14
May 20
Aug. 5
June 17
Jan. 29
Dec. 16
Jan. 22
Aug. 26
Sept. 30
Apr. 22
29
26
29
29
26
27
26
28
29
29
29
29
27
28
26
28
29
27
27
28
28
28
28
27
28
29
27
27
28
29
27
27
27
27
29
28
28
28
29
26
27
27
29
26
27
29
26
27
29
27
28
27
26
29
28-
28
27
1044
920
77&
2
828
2
740
1106
778
778
778
778
920
636
828
546
454
822
822
100
100
100
1192
892
288
280
526
1140
636
2
104
104
104
212
370
196
1192
2
540
740
1036
1036
454
920
418
88
1116
526
88
722
4.56
1140
358
868
278
726
1192
304
11,019
Mar.
18
26
1022
11,561
Oct.
7
29
2
11.399
Aug.
n
28
4.56
11,747
Dec.
2
29
698
11,694
Nov.
18
29
540
11.401
Aug.
5
28
456
11.051
Apr.
1
27
2
10.920
Feb.
5
26
442
10,9"1
Feb.
5
26
442
10.922
Feb.
5
26
44-3
11.163
May
6
27
526
11,444
Aug.
26
28
726
11,052
Apr.
1
27
2
10,923
Feb.
5
26
442
11,841
Dec.
30
29
1044
11.695
Nov.
18
26
540
11.285
June 24
27
1242
11.588
Oct.
21
29
178
11,191
May
20
27
722
11.053
Apr.
1
27
2
11,054
Apr.
1
27
2
11.055
Apr.
1
27
2
11,112
Apr.
15
27
212
11.400
Aug.
5
28
456
11,452
Aug.
26
28
726
TINITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of regiatranta of trade-marks — Continned.
361
Name, residence, and title.
"Wells, Ephraim S., Jersey City, N. J. Certain proprietary remedies and compounds
"Werner. August, New York, X. T. TJnfennented grape-iuice
Werner. Aufrust, Xew York, X. Y. Ijnfenuentcd grape-juice
"Werner. Christ, Buffalo, X. Y. Liquid medicine for the cure of consumption
Westbrook. Charles "O'.. and K. B. Hines, Greensboiough, X. C. Insecticide
"Westpfal. Fi ederick, X'ew York, X. Y. Knives, razors, and shears
"Wethorbee & Co., H. H., Boston. Mass. Sirup in imitation of maple-sirup
"Wetherill & Co., George D., Pbiludelphia, Pa. Eeady-mixed paints
Wetmore, John G.. and Xew England Pin Company, Winsted, Conn. Safety-pins
■Weym.in, B. Frank, Pittsburg, Pa. Smoking-tobacco
"Wheeler, T. B., Montreal, Quebec, Canada, and Ogdensburg, X. Y. Compound elixir of phosphates
and calisaya
"White & Brothers, (limited.) John B., London and Swancombe, county of Kent, England. Cements.
"White, Hentz & Co.. Philadelphia, Pa. Eye and other ivhisky
"White, James T., Philadelphia, Pa. Metal-polishing powder".
"White, Samuel A., Bo.«tou, Mass. Material for plumping and softening the uppers of boots and shoes
"White Sewing Machine Company, Cleveland, Ohio. TThite sewing-machines
"Whitini Paper Company, Hohoke, Mass. "Writing and card paper and envelopes
"Whitlock, Daniel B. (See Fulton, "Whitlock, and Lukens.)
"Whitney & Currier, Toledo. Ohio. Pianos, and church and parlor reed-organs
Whitney Organ Company, Detroit. Mich. Eeed-organs
"Wbittier & Co., East Saginaw, Mich. Shingles
"Wiggins, Charles C. F.. and G., Kichmond. Ind. Sweat-pads for horse-collars —
"Wiggins, Frank. (See "Wicgins, Charles 0., F., and G.)
"Wisgius, George. (See "Wiggins. Charles 0.. F.. .ind G.)
"Wiggiu's Sons, H. B., Xew York, X. Y. HolLinds
"Wiegin's Sous, H. B., Xew York, X. Y Hollands .ind prepared muslins
"Wilcox Company, "W. J., Xew York, X. Y. Eefined lard
"Wilcox, Edward M.. and "W. J. Hopkins, "Whitewater, "Wis. Combined shelling and grinding mills
"Wilkcus &. Co., H., Baltimore. Md. Smoking-tobacco, chewing- tobacco, and snuff
"WiUiamsburgh Brewing Companj', (limited, ) Brooklyn, X. Y. Lager-beer
"Williamsbnrgh Brewing (Ilompany, I3rooklyn, X. Y. ' Lager -beer
Wilson, Brothers, Chicago. 111. Men's nnderwear
Wilson & McCallay Tobacco Company, Middletown. Ohio. Plug-tobacco
Wilson, Walter G.. Philadelphia, Pa. Bi.scuits. crackers, or cakes
Wimpfheimer & Bro., A., Xew York. X. Y. Velveteens
Winchester Repeating Arms Company, Xew Haven, Conn. Cartridges for breech-loading fire-arms
Winchester Eepeating Arms Company, Xew Haven, Conn. Cartridges for breech-loading fire-arms
Winchester Eepeating Arms Company, Xew Haven, Conn. Cartiidges for breech-loading fire-arms
Winchester Eepeating Arms Company, Xew Haven, (!;onn. Cartridges adapted for breech-loading
fire-arms -
Winkelmann, John H.. Baltimore, Md. Extracts and perfumes for the toilet
Winkelmann, John H., Baltimore, Md. Liquid glue
Winkelmann. John H., Baltimore, Md. Perfumery, cosmetics, and cachons
Wirt, Aaron P., Lebanon, Pa. Lung-medicine
Wood Bros., Eacine. Wis. Stove-polish
Wood. .Joseph E., Xew York, X. "Y. Prepared icing or frosting for cake
Woodrutf, Edmund W., Washington, D. C. Bill or paper file holders and cases of shelving for the
same
Woodward, Ira C, andC. H. Crofut, Cleveland, Ohio. Cornmeal
Worcester Royal Porcelain Company, (limited. ) "Worcester, county of Worcester, England. Porce-
lain, earthenware, and all descriptions of potterv
Worth. WilUamE.. Brooklvn, X. Y. Substitute for lard
Wright & Sons. Peter, Dudley, county of Worcester, England. Anvils
Yale Cigar Manufacturing Co., (limited.) C. A., Wellsborough, Pa. Cigars
Yale Cigar Manufacturing Company, (limited, ) C. A., Wellsborough, Pa. Cigars
Yale & Co., Charles A., Homellsville, X. Y. Cigars ;
Young, George. TJtica. X. Y. Milk-crackers T
Youmans, Daniel D., Xew York, X. Y. All hats or head-coverings for males
Ysasi & Co., Jerez de la Frontera, Spain. Sherry-wine
Ysasi & Co., Jerez de la Frontera, Spain. Sherry- wine
ZanesviUe Woolen Manufacturing Company, ZanesvUle, Ohio. Woolen textiles, including yams,
cassimeres, flannels, jeans, and linseys
Xo.
10,866
10,971
11,113
11. TW
11,477
11,538
11,478
11,670
11,311
10,908
11,299
11,623
11,075
11,341
11,250
11,098
11,020
11,445
11,082
11,761
11,453
11,083
11,622
11,1.30
11,702
10,955
10,867
11,479
11,462
11,324
10.956
11,539
11,251
11,540
11,641
11,642
11,276
11.306
11,748
10.892
11,671
11,842
11,151
10,940
11,371
10.979
10,968
11,435
11,580
11,342
11,697
10,916
10,868
10,869
11,121
Date.
Jan. 22
Mar. 4
Apr. 15
Dec. 2
Sept. 9
Sept. 30
Sept. 9
Xov. 11
July 8
Jan. 29
July 1
Xov. 4
Apr. 8
July 15
June 10
Apr. 15
Mar. 18
Aug. 26
Apr. 8
Dec. 9
Aug. 26
Apr. 8
Xov. 4
Apr. 22
Dec. 9
Feb. 19
Jan. 22
Sept. 9
Sept. 2
July 15
Feb. 19
Sept. 30
June 10
Sept. 30
Xov. 11
Xov. 11
June 24
July 29
Dec. 2
Jan. 29
Xov. 11
Deo. 30
Apr. 29
Feb. 12
July 29
Mar. 4
Feb. 26
Aug. 19
Oct. 14
•Jiilv 15
Xov. 18
Feb. 5
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
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828
212
698
920
1192
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454
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358
•2
370
104
196
1036
212
1022
726
104
778
726
104
370
304
778
642
278
920
814
196
642
1192
1036
1192
454
454
1242
372
698
358
454
1044
418
546
372
828
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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF EEGISTEANTS OF LABELS.
Name, residence, and title.
Official
Gazette.
Abbott &Co., C. "W., Baltimore, Md. "Angostura Aromatic Bitters"
Ahrams, Lyman H., Philadelphia, Pa. "Chemical Parlor lUuminator"
Alden, DanaK., Boston, Mass. "Draper Oiler Co." (for Oil Cans)
Ailing, C. P., Buffalo, N. T. "Dr. AUing's Triumph Inhaler and Inhalant"
Alsing, JobanK., New Tork, N. Y. " Flint Pebbles "
American Tack Company, FairhaTen, Mass. "Carpet-Tacks "
American Tack Company, Fairhaven, Mass. "Tinned Carpet-Tacks"
Anderson, "Willliam J"., fioston, Mass. "Anderson's Electric Salve"
Antifermontine Company, (limited,) New York, N. Y. "Antifermentine" (for a Chemical Powder) .
Arnault & Co., Denver. Colo. "French Enamel or Perfect Eeautifier"
Arnold. Calvin M.. Harrisburg, Pa. "Dr. Arnold's Malaria Cure"
Bacon, William, New York, N. Y. "LaEue's Tonic EUxir"
Bacot & Co., D. T., Greenville, S. C. " Bacot's Best Liver PiUs "
Baker, Horace L., Toledo, Ohio. "Dr. Baker's Gold and Apium"
Ballard, Harry H., "Washington, Ohio. ' ' Cura Eeumatico "
Bannen, P. L., Verona, Pa. ' ~
Bannen, P. L., Verona, Pa.
Bannen, P. L., Verona, Pa.
Bard, Joseph, Chicago, HI.
Bard, Joseph, Chicago, HI.
Bard, Joseph, Chicago, HI.
Bard, .Joseph, Chicago, 111.
Bard, Josepb, Chicago, HI.
Bard, Joseph, Chicago, HI.
I
' The Great Skin Cure Suracura"
"St. Patrick's Oil"
' ' Jumbo " (for Tonic Bitters)
' The Health Restorer " (for a Medicine)
"The Pain Destroyer." (for a Medicine) -.
" The Sufferer's Relief "
"The Hair Beantifier"
" The G eneral Beverage "
"The Safe Curative" (for a Medicine)
Barlow Bros., GrancTRapids, Mich. "Royalty Stamp" (for Books, Pads, and Tablets, known as
Barlow's Patent Manifold Shipping Blanks)
Barnes, MarvE., Erie, Pa. "Madam Barnes' Hair Restorative"
Barrett, R., Newark, N. J. "Baixett's Sure Cure for Ingrowing Nails"
Basset*, Liston B., Norwich, N. Y. "Dr. Empet's OU" (for a Medical Compound)
Baum, L. Frank, Syracuse, N. Y. "Baum's Ever-Ready Castorine," (for an Axle OU)
Bayes, "W. P., and E. J. Cote, St. Louis, Mo. " Patent Process Fruit " (for Vinegar)
Beggs, F. M., Elk Point, Dak. Ter., and C. E. DeWitt, Sioux City, Iowa. "Beggs' Cherry Cough
Svrup " - - . . -'
■ ■ , F. M., Elk Point, Dak. Ter., and C. E. De Witt, Sioux City, Iowa. " Beggs' Diarrhea Bal-
sam
"Beggs' Blood Purifier
Beggs, P. M., Elk Point, Dak. Ter., and C. E. De Witt, Sioux City, Iowa.
and Blood Maker "
Benton Hair Grower Company, Cleveland, Ohio. "Benton's Hair Grower, Single Strength "
Benton Hair Grower Company, Cleveland, Ohio. "Benton's Hair (3-rower, Double Strength"
BcTiton Hair Grower Company, Cleveland, Ohio. "Benton's Hair Grower, Triple Strength".
Bemhard, Conrad. (See Kraft and Bemhard.)
Bernhrimor, Adolph, New York, N. Y. "Barnslev Duck"
Bembeimer, Adolph, New York, N. Y. " Belfast iFarcy Drill"
Bemheimer, Adolph, New York, N. Y. "Bamsley Drill"
Bisohoff, Henry W., Chappanua. N. Y. " Chappaqua " (for Shoes)
Blanton, Benjamin M., Fort Scott, Kans. "Dr. Blanton's Liver Medicine "
Block & Co., M. .Chattanooga^ 'Tenn. "Bee-Hive Cough Syrup"
Van Wies' Cream of Glyceiine and Borax"
"Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy"
"Dr. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup "
"Bower's Infallible Cough Remedy''
'Dr. Strong's Compound" (for Medicines) .
Blunt & Son, J. G., Nashua, N. H.
Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, Ohio.
Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, Ohio.
Bowers, Isaac, Bamsborough, N. J.
Bowne, Caroline J., New York, N. Y.
Bradford Mannfactaring Company, Woonsocket, R. I. "Bradford's M'n'f g Co." (for Fabrics of
their Manufacture)
Bi-adney, William, Chicago, HI. "Leon Gambetta" (for Manufactured Tobacco or Cigars)
Breiten'bach , M. J., New' York, N. Y. "91,ft95 Ninety-one. eight ninety-five. Cough Mixture"
Brickcl, Samuel, Rochester. Ind. " Samuel Brickel's'lnstant Cure "
BriUes, D., New York, N. Y. "True and Original Triple Leaf Brand Bay Rum"
Brooklyn Shield Company, Brooklyn, N. Y. " R. S. Repellent Shields Warranted "
Brown ■& Co., R. C, New York, N. Y. "LaRosita" (for Cigars)
Brown & Co., R. C, New York, N. Y. "LaMulo" (for Cigars)
Brown, John T., Boyne, Mich. "Brown's Antiseptic Perfume "
Brown, Lyman, New York, N. Y. "Seven Barks " (for Medicinal Preparations)
Browne, Clarence E., Boston, Mass. "King's Anti Heat Indelible Ink'
Bruce, Matthew, New York, N. Y. "Bruceline" (for a Hair Restorer)
Bryan, Charles C, Washington, D. C. "Casino" (for Whisky)
Buntin, George C, and J. A. Draper, Terre Haute, Ind. "Petroleum Soap"
Burgess, Jesse, Indianapolis, Ind. "Burgess' Catarrh Specific"
Burkart, EsherL., Philadelphia. Pa. "EsherL. Burkart's Fever & Ague Powders"
Burke, Edward & John. New York, N. Y., Dublin, Ireland, and Liverpool, England. "Burke's
Light Sparkling Pale Ale "
Burke, Edward & John, New York, N. Y., Dublin, Ireland, andLiverpool, England. "Extra For-
eign Stout"
Burke, Edward & John, New York, N. Y., Dublin, Ireland, and Liverpool, England. "Allsopp's
India Pale Ale "
Burke, Edward & Jobn, New York, N. Y., Dublin, Ireland, and Liverpool, England. "Nonpareil
Old Tom Gin"
Burke. Edward & John, New York, N.Y., Dublin, Ireland, andLiverpool, England. "Burke's Fine
Old Irish Whisky"
Burke, Edward & John, New York, N. Y., Dublin, Ireland, and Liverpool, England. "Gamkirk
Finest Scotch Malt''
4,039
3,883
4,082
4,040
3,838
4,112
4,113
4.114
4,051
4,059
4,139
4,218
4,209
4,234
3,990
4,019
4,020
4,021
4,127
4,128
4.149
4,150
4,177
4,178
4.277
4.225
4.254
4,041
3,807
4,294
4,116
4,240
4,241
3,853
3,8.54
3,855
3,884
3,885
3.886
4,119
4,300
4,022
4,179
4.215
4,216
4,120
4,204
4,210
4.083
4.052
4.232
4,053
3,924
3,946
3.947
4,2.35
4,256
4,301
3.925
4,023
4.0.54
4,242
4,274
3,839
3,840
3,841
3,842
3,843
3,844
Apr.
Feb.
Apr.
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Apr.
Apr.
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Sept.
Aug.
Oct.
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Apr.
Apr.
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July
Dec. 2
Sept. 23
Nov. 4
Apr. 8
Jan. 8
Dec. 23
May 13
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
May 20
Dec. 30
Apr. 1
July 22
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
May 20
Aug. 19
Aug.
Apr.
Apr.
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Apr.
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27
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27
26
26
26
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29
29
26
27
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29
29
26
26
26
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104
546
304
104
278
.526
.526
526
212
418
1036
1012
726
2
1022
2
2
2
822
822
1140
1140
288
288
698
1106
370
104
112
954
628
178
178
358
35&
358
546
546
546
732
1044
2
288
920
920
722
636
726
304
212
1192
212
740
828
828
2
454
1044
740
2
212
178
620
278
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278
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278
278
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of registrants of labels — Continued.
Xame, residence, and title.
Official
Gazette.
to
Burke, Edward & John, New York, IT. Y., Dublin, Ireland, and Liverpool, England. "Burke's Fin-
est Old Jamaica Kum "
Burke, Edward & Jolin, New York, N. Y.. Dublin, Ireland, and Liverpool,! England. "E. & J. B.
Dublin," (for Guinness' Extra Foreign Stout)
Burwell, George, Boston, Mass. "Cupid's Tears" (for Capsules) ■-
Butler & Co., Charles, Binghamton, N. Y. "Flagrant" (for Cigars)
Butler & Co., Cilharles, Binghamton, N. Y. "One Wax Taper"
Butler & Co., James G., St. Louis, Mo. "Heart" (for Plug Tobacco)
California Fig Syrup Company, Reno, Ifev., and San Francisco, Cal. " Syrup of Figs " (for a Medi-
cal Compound) -
Campbell, John A. and "W. C Nashvillp, Tenn. "Ethiopian Pile Ointment"
Campbell, Margaret E., Grand Rapids, Mich. "Dr. Campbell's Army Liniment"
Campbell, William C. (See Campbell, John A. and W. C.)
Candy Bros., St. Louis, Mo. "Dr. C. F. Bull's Cough Drops"
Carney, George J., Lowell, Mass. "Massachusetts Standard." (for Paper)
Chamberlain & Co., Des Moines, Iowa. "Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment"
Chapman, Amos, Norwich, Conn. "Chapman's Neuralgia Cure"
Chapman, Smith &. Co., Chicago, HI. "Lemon." (for an Extract)
Chapman, Smith & Co.. Chicago, III. "Vanilla" (for an Extract)
Chappelear & Sons, William M., Zanesville. Ohio. " Chappelear's Bronchini." (for a Medicine) . . .
Chaltin, William C, Key East, N. J. " Tal-a-quit-sah Cordial " (for a Medicine) -
Chattin, William C, Key East, N. J. "Oregon Indian Ague Cure and Malarial Specific"
Chemical Ozone Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass. "Dietetic Ozone Water"
Chemical Ozone Manufacturing (Company, Bo.ston, Mass. "The Double Concentrated Ozone Wa-
ter"
Chemical Ozone Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass. "Ozone Powder"
Chemical Ozone Manufaotui ing Company, Boston, Mass. " Simple Ozone Water" -
Chemical Ozone Manufacturing Company. Boston. Mass. "Concentrated Ozone Water" —
Chiles, John W., Dayton. Ohio. "Dr. J. W. Chiles' Lightning Liniment"
Chiles, John W., DaVton. Ohio. "Dr. J. W. Chiles' Wonderful Spasmodic Colic and Water Cure".
Clark & WaiTen, Corry, Pa. "C. & W." (tor Hydrocarbon Oil)
Clarke, Ben S.. A.shland, Nebr. "Every Man his own Tinker." (for Out-Fits for Soldering)
Coan, Heni'y, St. Louis, Mo. "Greenbacks the People's Choice" (for Cigars) T
Cole, Marion L., Canon City. Colo. "Mrs. Marion L. Cole's Catarrh Tieatment and Eye Lotion" ..
Commoss. Joseph T., New York, N. Y. "Excelsior Advertising Sign Company." (for Banners,
Flags and Sign Boards)
Commoss, Joseph T., New York, N. Y. "Campaign Banner and Outfit Company." (for Baimers,
Flags and Sign Boards) »
Conner, W. E. (See Richards and Conner.)
Cook & Co., 0. B., Detroit, Mich. "Sour Mash Tonic. ' (for Medicines)
Cook, Horace W.. Boston. Mass. "Disinfectant, Perfumed, and Mosquito Candle"
Cote, E. J. (See Bayes and Cote.)
Cox, John F., Maiden. Mass. "Dr. Cox's Cough Annihilator"
Cramer, Max. (See Russell and Cramer.)
Crane, Willard G.. Cambridge. Dl. "Soap "
Crane, Z., Jr.. & Bro., Dalton, Mass. " Five Quires Crane's Extra Superfine Gent'sNotePaper and ■
Envelopes. Librarv Size"
Crawford. Walter W., New York, N. Y. "Buchu Gin" (for a Medical Preparation)
Cusick, P. G.. Topeka, Kans. "Penetrating Oil" (for a liniment)
Dalrymple. C. H,, Monistown, N. J. "Calendula Lotion"
Daniels. J. Mortimer, Scranton, Pa. "May's Dy.spep.sia Cure"
"Silver Lake" (for Canned Tomatoes)
' ' Susini's Strong Caporal Smoking Tobacco "
"Susini's Mild Caporal Tobacco, Paperless Folded Cigar-
Davenport, T. C, Philadelphia, Pa
De Susini, Joseph, New York, N. Y,
De Susini, Joseph, New York, N. Y.
ettes'"
DeWitt, C.E. (See Beggs and De Witt.)
Derby, James P., Boston, Mass. "Derby's German Compound Balsam of Tar"
Dickey. John R., Goodson, Ta. "Dickey's Indian Blood and Liver Pills "
Donnelly Bros., "Troy, N. Y. " Jiirancon Wine"
Donnelly Bros., Troy, N. Y. "Tours Wine"
Dort & Chandler, Keene, N. H. " Clark's Extract of Jamaica Ginger, Concentrated "
Douglas, Robert. Baltimore. Md. "Dr. Douglas' Herb Tea"
Drake, Reason, La Grange, Ind. " The Impeiial Blood and Liver Tonic, The King of all Tonics"..
Drake, Reason , La (Jrange, Ind. " Imperial Vegetable Blood and Liver Pills "
Draper, James A. (See Buntiu and Draper.)
Dubbel. Silas E., Wavnesborough, Pa. "Fahmey's Blood Cleanser or Panacea Manufactured by
the Dr. Geo. G. Shivel v Co." .'
DuflSn, Willard D. W., Mount Carroll, Dl. "Dutfin's Fountain Bitters"
Dunavan & Son. A. F., Dayton, HI. " Pennypacker " (for Horse Collars)
Dunbar's Sons, G. W.. New Orleans, La. "Orange Drips." (for Cordials)
Dunker. Hermann. Milwaukee. Wis. "The Leader" (for Cigars)
Durvin. Benjamin F.. Richmond. Va. "B. F. Durvin's Eureka Salve"
Dyas. R. K., Crittenden, Kv. "Dr. Whitesel's Crystal Coated Vegetable Liver Pills"
Earl & Wilson, New York and Troy, N. Y. " Earl & Wilson's Collar and Cufl"
Eddystone Manufacturing Company, (limited.) PhiladeljAia, Pa. "Linen Finish" (for Print
Goods)
Eddystone Manufacturing Company,
Goods)
(limited,) Philadelphia, Pa. "Linen Finish" (for Print
Elmore, Carlos H., and W. M. Whitelaw, Kansas City, Mo. "Murray's Specific"
Erskine & Co., John, New York, N. Y.
Erskine <fc Co., John, New York, N. Y.
Erskine & Co., John, New York, N. Y.
Erskine & Co., John, New York, N. Y.
Erskine & Co.. John, New York, N. Y.
"Elite" (for Silk Ribbons?)
" .J. E." (for Silk Ribbons)
"Gold Medal" (for Silk Ribbons)
"Crce.sus" (for Silk Ribbons)
" Orcilla Mills " (for Tailor, Dress, and Broad SUks)
Essex. Albert H.. F.ill River, Mass. "Syringe "
Fahmey. Peter, Chicago, HI. " Fahmev's Celebrated Blood Cleanser or Panacea "
Farley, Bernard, San Francisco, Cal. "B. Farley's Wonderful Discovery" (for a Medicine). .
Farmers' Fertilizer Company. Syracuse, N. Y. " Bird TslRnd Guano " . . .'
Farmers' Fertilizing Company, Syracuse, N. Y. "Velvet Green" (for Chemical Fertilizers) .
Ferguson, George E. (See Houghtaling and Ferpison.)
Finlay &Co., G. R.. New Orlean.s, La. "Botanic Sarsaparilla"
Fish, Charles F., Saratoga Spring.?, N. Y. "Compound Quinine Plaster "
Fish, Charles F., Saratoga Springs, N. Y. " Compound (Juinine Liniment"
3,845
3,868
3.926
4,214
4,243
4,008
3,791
4,084
4,205
4.085
3,856
3,927
4,162
3,928
3,929
3,967
4,024
4,025
4,100
4.101
4,102
4,103
4,104
3.846
3,847
3.808
3,792
3,887
4,278
3,793
3,794
3.948
4,194
4,268
4,009
4,163
3,991
4,210
4,140
4,141
4.121
4,257
4,258
4,180
3.899
4.167
4,168
3,969
4.086
3.949
4,055
4,169
3,950
3,992
3,795
3,968
3.993
4,164
3,951
4,181
4,182
3,970
4,010
3,994
3,995
3,996
3,997
3,998
4,056
4,011
3,9.')0
3,999
3,796
4,057
3.810
3,869
Jan. 22
Feb. 5
Feb. 26
Sept. 2
Oct. 21
Mar. 25
Jan. 1
Apr. 22
Aug. 19
Apr. 22
Jan. 29
Feb. 26
July 8
Feli. 26
Feb. 26
Mar. 11
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
Jan. 8
Jan. 1
Feb. 12
Dec. 2
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Mar. 4
Aug. 5
Nov. 18
Mar. 25
Julv 8
Mai-. 18
Sept. 16
June 10
June 10
Mav 20
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
July 22
Feb. 19
.July 15
July 15
Mar. 11
Apr. 22
Mar. 4
Apr. 15
July 15
Mar. 4
Mar. 18
Jan. 1
Mar. 11
Mar. 18
July 8
Mar. 4
July 22
July 22
Mar. 11
Mar. 25
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Apr. 15
Mar. 25
Feb. 26
Mar. 18
Jan. 1
Apr. 15
Jan. 8
Feb. 5
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278
442
740
814
178
1116
304
636
304
358
740
lOO
740
740
920
2
2
418
418
418
418
418
278
278
112
2
546
698
828
45(i
540
1116
100
1022
1012
1030
1036
722
454
454
288
642
196
196
920
304
828
212
196
828
1022
2
920
1022
100
828
288
288
920
1116
1022
1022
1022
1022
1022
212
1116
740
1022
212
lie
442
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabelicnl list of registrants of labels — Continued.
365
ITame, residence, and title.
Fisher, Philip L., Ifew York, N. Y. "Sweet Lnllaby Bouquet"
Fleming, James A., Ticonderoga, N. Y. "Fleming's Wonderful Cure"
Fleming, Joseph T., Princeton, Ind. "Dr. Wilder's Vcgetahlo Lircr Remedy"
Fleming, Sarah A., Hot Spiings. Ark. "Mrs. Fleming's Hot Springs Bleacher" (for the Complex-
ion).
Flint & Co.
frice"
J. T., Derby Line, Vt. "Flint's Saponaceous Tooth Powder the Peerless Denti-
Folded Filter Manufacturing Company, Cohocs, !N^. Y. " Folded Filter Label "
Fomwalt, Martin L.. Newark, X. J. " Cama Cura " (for a Liniment)
Foulk. George "W., New York, N. Y. "American Pain Cure"
French. F. D., Flint. Mich. "A Vegetable Cure for Cancer, Tumor and Ulcer"
Frisby, "William H., Meadville. Pa. "Fiisby's Togetable Cough Syrup"
Frver D. F.. Oroville, Cal. "Abieteno Cougli B.ilsam" !
Fuller, L., New York, X. Y. ".Vrtist's EyeLolion'
Fuller. L., New York. N. Y. "Elphin Hair Restorer'
Oail it Ax, G. "W.. Baltimore, Md. "P. Y.' (for Manufactured Tobacco)
Gallagher, B. F., Philadelphia. Pa. "Dr. Gallagher's Pile Ointment"
Gardiner, Hubert, Philadelphia, Pa. "The Original Perfect Fitting TVaukenphast." (for Boots
and Shoes)
Garner, 'Vrilli.'im T., deceased; J. A. Lawrence. IsUp, and TV. E. Thorn, Cohoes, N. Y., executors.
"Belfast Lawns"
Garvey, Henry E. (See Hitchcock and Garvev.)
Ganche, .Jules A., New Orleans. La. "Right Bower. Pure Old Rye"
Gauche, Jules A.. New Orleans, La. "Sontheru Belle, Fine Old Rye"
Ganche, Jules A.. New Orleans, La. "Serenade, Pure Old Rye" . .. -.
Germania Lead "Works. San Francisco. Cal. "GermaniaLead TVorks, Perfectly Pure "White Lead " .
Gilbert, Charles E. (See Miller, Gilbert. McGehee. and Picard.)
Gillingham. Henry R., "Washington, D. C. "Magic Cleaner and Polish"
Ginter, Lewis. Richmond, Va. "Rough and Ready Cut Twist Tobacco"
Goorman. Henry L. (See Goerman, Simon L. and H. L.)
Goerman. Simon L. and H. L.. Kellv's Station. Pa. "Goermans' Liniment"
Good, James, Philadelphia, Pa. "Metallic " ^for a Disinlecting Powder)
Goode, John, and .J. M. Kelso, Magnolia, Ark. "Dr. John Goode's Celebrated Chill and Fever
Tonic
Goodwin & Thurston, Minneapolis, Minn. "Dr. Goodwin's Faciei-Lotio. (Face Lotion ")
Gould, Julia E.. .Jamestown, N. Y. "Medicines Prepared by Mis. J. E. Gould''
Grant, D. Lewis. Philadelnhia, Pa. "Saxony" (for Oils and Lubricants)
Grebe, Conrad, Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Pa. "(Jiebes Sage Hair Tonic"
Crrinnell. Marcus, Mount Pleasant. Mich. "GrinnelVs Universal Balsam"
Groff, "William D,, "West Chester. Pa. "Quaker Chill Cake " (for a Remedy for Chills and Fever)..
Gurney. Silas, Boston. Mass. "Seal Rock Spring "Water "
Hagner Drug Milling Company, Philadelphia. Pa. ""White Hellebore Compound" (for Destroying
Insects &c)
Haile & Mower, Atlanta. Ga. "HaUe's Elixir Mandrake and Buchu and MB"
Halsted, "William D. fSee Lsted and Halsted.)
Hamburger Bros. Co., Chicago. HI. ' ' Fumadora," (for Cigars)
Hammond, Ben.iamin. Mount Kj.sco,_N. Y. "Hammond's Tlmp .Juice"
"Hankins' Specific for Rheumatism, Gout, and Lumbago".
"P.B.B." ffor Tip-Linings of Hats)
"Standard Time" (for Tip-Linings of Hats)
"For Goodness -sake don't say I told you" (for Tip-linings
Hankins. Bunting, Bordentown. N. J.
Hanson, Francis G., Brookl>Ti, N. Y.
Hanson, Francis G., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hanson, Francis <}., Brooklyn, N. Y.
■ ■ Hats)
for]
Hanson, Francis G., Brooklyn. N. Y. "Liberty " (for Tip-Linings for Hats)
Harden Hand Grenade Fire Extingtiisher Company, Chicago, 111. "How to Use!" (for Hand
Grenade Fire Extinguishers)
Haring. HcnrvG., Philadelphia. Pa. "Neutraline " (for a Preparation for the Feet)
Harris&Co.,'T. R., Cohocton. N. Y. "Forbidden Fruit" (for Cigars)
Harris & Co., Thomas M., Philadelphia. Pa. "Our Sole Leather Tip Best in the "World"
Harris. .Joseph "W.. Chicago. HI. "Japanese Furniture Renewer"
Harrison. Anollos W.. Philadelphia, Pa. "Harrison's Golden Cologne "Water"
Hartshorn. Stewart. MlUburn, N. J. "Hartshorn's Self- Acting Shade Roller "
Healy & Bigelow. Boston. Mass. "Indian "Worm Killer "
Heathman & Co., G. "W.. Dayton, Ohio. "Star Butter" (for Crackers) -
Hecht. Georg, New York. N. Y. "Nuremberg Com Remedy"
Hccht, (5eorg. New York. N. Y. "The Old Celebrated Nuremberg Com Remedy"
Heimann & Co.. -J., New York. N. Y. " Saengerbund" (for Cigars)
Heineman cfc Wroe. Baltimore, Md. "London Tan' i for Gloves)
Heinz. F. & .J., Pit nsburg. Pa. "Pint English' (for Pickles)
Henion, .John B., Rochester N. Y. "Dr. Ton Bieber's Sure Cure for Malaria"
Herd & Co.. Thomas R., Allegheny, Pa. "Breakfast Cake Flour"
Herrmann & Grossman. New Orleans. La. "Old Hickorv." (for Bitters)
He.=s&Co.. S. F.. Rochester. N. Y. "Art Club" (for Cigars)
Hes.^enbmch & Co . T., Philadelphia, Pa. "Perfection" (for razors)
Hickman. "William M., •Jefifcr.son. Pa. "Hickman's Reliable Hair and Scalp Remedy"
Hier & Aldrich, Syracuse, N. Y. "Trophy" (for Cigars;
Highee. Edwin "W.. Northampton. Mass. "Dr. Ton Breemberg's Local and Constitutional Zymotic
Catarrh Antidote " ^
Higbee, Edwin "W., Northampton. Mass. "Dr. Ton Breemberg's Z\nnotic Malaria Antidote"
Higbee, Edwin "W., Northampton. Mass. "Dr. Ton Breemberg's Homeopathic Bilious Powders" .
Higbee. Edwin "W.. Northampton, Mass. "Dr. Ton Breemberg's Zymotic Shake and ChUl Anti-
dote' '.
Higgins. Charles A., Flemington. N. J. "Higgins A<itumn Leaf" (for a Dyspepsia Remedy)
Biggins. Charles M.. Brooklyn, N. Y. "Carmine "Wateipioof Ink "
Hmgins, Charles 51.. Brooklyn. N. Y. "Blue "Waterproof Ink "
Higgins. Walter. Brooklvn. N. Y. "Higgins Crown Laundry Soap "
Hill & Co., Charles D.. Richmond. Ta. "The Silver King" (for Manufactured Tobacco)
Hilt. Mary A. E, R.. S>nacuse. N. Y. "Mary A. Hilt s Immediate Catarrh Relief"
Hinrichs. Henry, Manitowoc. Wis. "Deutscher nieditinischer Kraeuter Bitters"
Hitchcock, .James, and H. E. Garvev. Chicago. 111. ".lames' Imperial Pepsin Bitters"
Hoadley. E. J.. Hartford. Conn, "iatoadlev's Acid Phosphate Tablets '
Holbrook. George H.. Portland. Oreg. "Holbrook's Enanieline." (for a Cosmetic)
Holmes. .John P! and "W. R.. Macon. Ga. "Holmes' Sure Cure Mouth "Wash and Dentifrice"
Holmes, "Walter R. (See Holmes, John P. and "W. R.)
Holtzermann & Co., J. D., Piqua, Ohio. "Holtzermann's Celebrated Patent Stomach Bitters"
4.042
4,(X)0
3,900
4,043
3.971
4,233
4,026
4.211
4.122
4.275
4,293
4,058
4.0.50
s.g.'ia
4,012
4,060
3,831
3,953
3.934
3.955
4.001
3,857
4,251
4,2.59
4,226
3.956
3.84S
4.2eo
4.282
3.901
3.849
4.227
4.061
4,159
3,830
4.105
4,195
4.252
3.8U
3,812
3.902
4.062
4.200
3.R88
4.087
4.186
3.957
3.813
4.283
4.217
4,063
3.797
3.7r8
3,870
4,209
3,903
3.972
4,270
3.889
3.904
4.220
3,931
3,932
3.858
3.905
3.906
Official
Gazette.
Apr. 8
Mar. 18
Feb. 19
Apr. 8
Mar. 11
Sept. 30
Apr. 1
Aug. 26
May 20
Nov. 25
Dec. 23
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
5Iar. 4
Mar. 25
Apr. 15
.Jan. 15
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Mar. 18
Jan. 29
Oct. 28
Nov. 11
Sept. 23
Mar. 4
Jan. 22
Nov. 11
Dec. 9
Feb. 19
.Jan. 22
Sept. 23
Apr. 15
.July 1
•Jan. 15
Apr. 29
Aug. 5
Oct. -28
Jan. 8
.Jan. 8
Feb. 19
Apr. 15
Aug. 12
Feb. 12
Apr. 22
July 29
Mar. 4
.Tan. 8
Dec. 9
Sept. 16 j
Apr. 15
j Jan. 1 1
Jan. 1 i
Feb. 5
Nov. 18
Feb. 19
Mar. 11
Nov. 18 ;
Feb. 12 I
Feb. 19
Sept. 16 ■
Feb. 26
Feb. 26 I
Jan. 29
Feb. 19 .
Feb. 19
c
>
1
27
104
26
1022
26
642
27
26
28
27
28
27
29
29
27
27
26
26
27
26
26
26
26
26
26
29
29
28
26
26
29
29
26
26
28
27
28
26
27
28
29
26
26
26
27
28
26
27
28
26
26
29
28
27
26
26
26
29
26
26
29
26
26
28
26
26
26
26
26
104
920
1192
2
726
722
■ 620
954
212
212
828
1116
212
206
828
828
828
1022
358
280
454
1106
828
278
4.54
778
612
278
1106
212
2
206
418
456
280
112
112
642
212
546
546
304
372
828
112
778
1012
212
2
2
442
510
642
920
540
546
642
1012
740
740
358
642
642
4.228
Sept. 23
28
1106
4.155
.June 24
27
1242
4,244
Oct. 21
29
178
4.271
Nov. 18
29
.540
3.973
Mar. 11
26
920
3.933
Feb. 20
2i
740
4.187
JulT 29
28
372
4.261
Nov. 11
29
454
4.002
Mar. 18
26
1022
4.170
.July 15
28
196
3.9.34
Feb. 26
26
740
4.183
July 22 1
28
288
4,279
Dec. 2
29
698
366
ESTDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of registrants of labels — Continued.
Name, residence, and title.
Hooper & Co., F. L., Baltimore, Md. "Drew's Manilla Plain Paper Bags" ,
Home & Abel, Los Anjceles, Cal. ""White Pine Balsam"
Honghtaling, Charles E., and Gr. E. Ferguson, Albany, IST. T. "Dr. Day's Blood Compound." (for
a Medicine)
Howard, Clarence M. (See Howard, Edward D. and CM.)
Howard, Edward D. and C. M., Fredonia, l^T. T. " Pettit's Blood Purifier" (for the Liver and Blood)
Howard, Edward D. and C.M.. Fredonia, K. Y. "Pettit's American Cough Cure"
Howell & Co., Charles H., Philadelphia, Pa. "Marine Black" (for paint)
Hoyt & Co., F., Philadelphia, Pa. "Dime" (for Cologne) ,
Hubbell, Lucius W., Springfield. Mo. "Dr. Sweet's Family Pills"
Huber & "Wack Milling & Live Stock Co., St. Louis, Mo. ""Western Delight," (for Flour)
Hughes, Benjamin L., Jacksonville, Fla. "Florida "Water"
Hull, Hubert H. , New York, 'S. Y. " South American Lightning Eradicator "
Hulman. Herman, Terre Haute, Ind. "Delicious Sips" (for Koasted Coffee)
Hurd, "William C, New York, N. Y. "EedPiUs"
Hurlburt, Charles T., New York, N. Y. "Hurlburt's Tracheal Drops "
Hsley, Doubleday & Co. , New York, N. Y. " Luz Divina " (for Kerosene Oil)
Ince, Richard, Detroit, Mich. "Dermatine" (for a Preparation for the Skin)
Irvine, Samuel I., Newville, Pa. "Irvine's Indigotique"
Isted & Halsted, Milwaukee, "Wis. " Red Cross Engine Oil"
Isted <fe Halsted, Milwaukee, "Wis. "Red Cross Cylinder Oil" -
Isted, Ichabod B. S., and W. D. Halsted, Milwaukee, "Wis. "Red Cross Tallow Compound"
Ithaca Cigar Manufactiiring Co., Ithaca, N. Y. "Grand Duplex " (for Cigars)
Jackson, Edwin A. and "W. M., isTe.w York. N. Y. "The Jackson Ventilating Grate"
Jackson, J. Elmer, Mullica Hill, N. J. "Dr. L. Burdick's Never-Failing Kidney Cure"
Jackson, "William M. (See Jackson, Edwin A. and "W. M.)
Jacobs, "William C, Brooklyn, N. Y. "Cherry-Malt Phosphites"
James, John C, South Kingston, R. I. "Prof. John C. James' Blood and Stomach Bitters"
Jay, Edward G., Newark, Del. "Dr. Cook's Celery Bitters "
Jennings, Robert, Detroit, Mich. " Prof . R. Jennings' Colic Mixture for Horses, Cattle, and Sheep " .
Johnson, Benjamin K. . North "Wales. Pa. ' ' Dr. Johnson's Cream Liniment "
Johnson, D. "Waldo. (See Johnson, JEdwin R. and D. "W.)
Johnson, Edwin R., Pawtucket, R. I., and D. "W. Johnson, Philadelphia, Pa. "Silk Substitute"
(for Thread and Fabric)
Johnson, Thomas, TJtica, N. Y. "Johnson's Speykhiene, for the Hair"
Jones, Lewis, Bristol, Pa. "Ribbed Hose"
Joseph, Adele C, San Francisco, Cal. "Corrin's Great Hor.se Liniment"
Kalbfleisch's Sons, Martin, New York, N. Y. " "Wheat baking powder"
Keber, Louis. (See Page and Keber.)
Keeshan. John, Cincinnati, Ohio. "Pleasant Wine of Iron "
Keller Medicine Company, Fort "Wayne, Ind. "Hill Stopping or Guttapercha Plastic." (for Fill-
ing Teeth)
Kelso, John M. (See Goode and Kelso.)
Keppler, Christian L., New Orleans, La. " Carbonated Lithia Water." (for a Medicine)
Keppler, Christian L., New Orleans, La. "Carbonated-Iodine-Lithia "Water"
Kern, John B. A., Milwaukee, "Wis. ' ' Success, " (for Flour) ,
King, Francis H., Boston, Mass. "F. H. King's Indian Horse Remedy"
Kinsey, Z. B. , Rochester, Pa. ' ' Kinsey's Fine Graham Breakfast Cake Flour "
Kirby, T. Edward, Baltimore, Md. "Dr. Moore's Juniper Bahsam"
Kirk & Co., James S., Chicago, HI. "Zenithia Toilet Soap"
Kirk & Co., James S., Chicago, lU. " Zenithia Cologne"
Kirk & Co., James S., Chicago, HI. "Bermuda Water " (for a Toilet Preparation)
Kirk & Co., James S., Chicago, HI. "Juvenile" (for Soap) ."
Kirkland Brothers, Htica. N. "Y. " Roscoe Conkling " (for Cigars)
Kirkpatrick, Bertha, Philadelphia, Pa. "Wrinkle Eradicator '
KJuittel, Louis, Hoboken, N. J. "L. Knittel's Indian Hair Tonic"
Knop, Otto, Berlin, Germany. " William Lasson's Hair Elixir"
Kosmian Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass. ' ' Kosmian Safety Ink "
Kraft, Conrad J., and C. Bernhartl, Baltimore, Md. " Union Made Loaf Bread "
Kronsbein, Fred, Rochester, N. Y. "Jack Rose" (for Cigars)
Kuhn, Louis, Baltimore, Md. "Congress Hall," (for Cigars)
Ladd, Willi.im M., Claremont, N. H. "Dr. Jarvis's Pills"
Laird, Schober & Mitchell, Philadelphia, Pa. "The Maison Shoe"
Lake, Herbert W., Waterbury, Conn. "Diamond," (for Bitters)
Lake, Herbert W., Waterbury, Conn. "Lake's Expectorant Cough Balsam"
Lance, George A., Watertown, N. Y. "Watertown Woolen "Tarn"
Landreth, Oliver, Philadelphia, Pa. ' ' Landreth's Extra Early Peas "
Landreth, Oliver, Philadelphia, Pa. ' ' Landreth's Bloorasdale Savoy Spinach "
Langfeld, Lichten & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. " Fabrice Paris " (for Gloves)
Langston & Crane, Atlanta, Ga. "L & C Dissolved Bono with Ammonia and Potash"
Lappe, Julius, Neudietendorf, Thuringia, Germany. "Aechter Aromatique Feinster Magen-Liq-
uexu: " _ _ _
Lappe, Julius, Neudietendorf, Thuringia, Germany. "Aechter Aromatique Feinster Magen-Liq-
uBur" 1
Lappe, Martin, Baltimore, Md. " Gluco Pepsine, " (for a Medicine) -.-
Lawrence, John A., et al., executors. (See Garner, William T.)
Lewepberg, Clara, New York, N. Y. "Madame C. Lewenberg's Opaline" (for the cure of Chapped
Hands, &c)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company, St. Louis, Mo. ' ' Star " (for Plug Tobacco)
Lippincott, Oglevee & Co. , Philadelphia, Pa. ' ' Sun Mackinaw ' ' (for Hat Tips or Linings)
Lippincott, Oglevee & Co., Philadeljihia, Pa. " (Chinese Mackinaw " (for Hat Tips or Linings)
Love & Co., James M., Kansas City, Mo. "Fig Paste"
Loy, Rodolphe, Atlanta, Ga. "A. B. C." (a Botanic Cure for Dyspepsia)
Lucas, William E., New York, N. Y. " Centennial" (for Paints, Leads, Zincs, &c)
Luthin, Ferdinand. Hoboken, N. J. "Pinocle" (for Playing Cards)
Luyties Brothers, New York, N. Y. " Grand Roval Sec. " (for Champagne)
Lyon, George R., New London, Conn. "Lyon's Sarsaparilla "
Lyon, George R., New London, Conn. "Lyon's Cough Syrup"
Lyon, George R , New London, Conn. "Hop Ointment"
Lyon, George R., New London, Conn. "Lyon's Hair Tonic"
MacLea, Austin & Wellington, New York.'N. Y. "Crinoline Lining"
Madden & Co., Thomas B., CoflfeyviUe, Kans. "Golden Gate Bitters"
Maker, Willis A., Worcester, Mass. "Maker's Compound Vegetable Cough Syrup"
Manahan, M. E., New York, N. Y. "Pine Tar Medicated Toilet Paper"
4,044
4,151
3,958
4.262
4,263
4,236
4,129
4,237
3,974
3,935
4,027
3,907
3,814
3,799
3,809
4,123
3,908
3,975
3,976
4,028
3,959
3,837
4,029
3,800
4,201
4,013
4,184
4,202
4,276
4,088
3,815
4,253
4,124
4,089
4,171
3,890
3,936
4,045
4,165
3,909
4,130
3,816
3,817
3,818
3,819
4,014
4,090
4,106
3,820
4,293
4,131
3,872
4,064
4,207
4,264
4,065
4,091
4,133
4,284
4,285
4,066
4,206
3,891
3,892
4,030
3,893
3,832
"3.937
3.938
4,142
4,245
3,894
3,873
3,910
4,143
4,144
4,143
4,188
4,031
4,092
4,146
4,229
Official
Gazette.
Apr. 8
June 17
Mar. 4
Not. 11
Nov. 11
Oct. 7
May 27
Oct. 7
Mar. 11
Feb. 26
Apr. 1
Feb. 19
Jan. 8
Jan. 1
Jan. 8
May 20
Feb. 19
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Apr. 1
Mar. 4
Jan. 15
Apr. 1
Jan. 1
Aug. 12
Mar. 25
July 22
Aug. 12
Nov. 25
Apr. 22
Jan. 8
Oct. 28
May 20
Apr. 22
July 15
Feb. 12
Feb. 26
Apr. 8
July 8
Felj. 19
May 27
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
Mar. 25
Apr. 22
Apr. 29
Jan. 8
Dec. 10
May 27
Feb. 5
Apr. 15
Aug. 19
Nov. 11
Apr. 15
Apr. 22
June 3
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
Apr. 15
Aug. 19
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
Apr. 1
Feb. 12
Jan. 15
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
June 10
Oct. 21
Feb. 12
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
June 10
June 10
June 10
July -29
Apr. 1
Apr. 22
June 10
Sept. 23
o
27
27
26
29
29
29
27
29
26
26
27
26
26
26
26
27
26
26
26
27
26
26
27
26
28
26
28
28
29
27
26
29
27
27
28
26
26
27
28
26
27
26
26
26
26
26
27
27
20
29
27
26
27
28
29
27
27
27
29
29
27
28
26
26
27
26
26
26
26
27
29
26
26
26
27
27
27
28
27
27
27
28
104
1140
454
454
2'
822-
2
920
740
2'
642
112
2
112
722
642
920
920
2
828
20ff
2-
2-
546
1116
288
546
620
304
112
280
722
304
196
546
740
104
100
642
822-
112
112
112
112
1116
304
418
112
863
822
442
212
630
454
212
304
920
778
778
212
636
546
546
2
546
206
740
740
1036
178
.546
442-
642
1036
1036
1036
372
2
304
1036
1106
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of registrants of labels — Continaed.
367
JTamo, residence, and title.
Mattocks, Charles P., Portland, Me. "Winslow's Green Com"
McCall, Arthurs., Jamestown, N. T. "Chautauqua Bakinc Powder"
McGrary, E. Don, Easton, Mo. "Cyclone Elixir or Bottled Xife Sleep, and Beauty," (for a Medi-
cine)
McBonald, Fi-ederick H., Portland, Me. "Adams' Liniment"
McDonald, Kufus L., St. Joseph Mo. "McDonald" (for Ready-Made Clothing and Furnishing
Goods)
McGehce, Edward J. (See Miller, Gilbert, McGehee, and Picard.)
Mead, Peter TV., Brooklyn, N. T. "Improved Imperial Linseed Oil"
Meade & Hyland. Penn Yan, N. T. "Golden Spike" (for Cigars)
Mcagley, Eosell H., Binghamton, N. T. "Spoon Soap"
Medical Lake Mineral Water Company, Milwaukee, "Wis. ' ' Medical Lake Mineral Water "
Meier, Henry E., Mount Clemens, Mich. "Mount Clemens Sprudel "Water"
Mensing & Stecher, Eochester, jST. T. "The TVTiite Elephant." (for Cigars) ,
Mensuis & Stecher, Eochester, N. T. " Spear Head " (for Cigars) .".
Mensing & Stecher, Eochester, N. T. "Twenty-four O'clock " (for Cigars)
Merrill, Eben B. , "Wellston, Ohio. ' ' Hope for 1 he Invalid." (for a Medical Compound)
Meserve, Charles H., Boston, Mass. "Harris' Corn Salve"
Methot Bros., Boston, Mass. "Gentlemen's French Garter'
Metzenaur, E., Little Eock, Ark. "Fresh Home Eoasted Cotfeo"
Meyer & Bulte, St. Louis, Mo. "Charming Belle" (for Flour)
Meyer & Co., A. C, Baltimore, Md. " Victoria Pills "
Meyer & Co., A.'C, Baltimore, Md. "C lution." (for a Medical Compound)
Meyer & Co., A. C, Baltimore, Md. "D.ay's Horse and Cattle Powder"
Michaelis & Son, M. , New York, N. T. " Michaelis & Son's Extract of Cream Ginger Ale "
Michaelis & Son, M., Npw York, N. Y. "Michaelis' Superfine Ess. Espagnole." (lor Extracts) . . .
Miller, Aaron G., Philadelphia, Pa. "Dr. Smith's Ague Powders "
Miller, George T., C. E. Gilbert, E. J. McGehee, and L. Picard, Perry, Ga. "Goyne's Great Blood
Eemedy "
Miller, Henry F., New York, N. Y. "Miller's Necktie Holder and Fastener"
Moran, 'WiUiam JF., New Haven, Conn. "Druggist's Label"
Morgan, Channcey, Naubnc, Conn. "Morgan's Powdered Eenovator"
Morgan, Channcey, Naubuc, Conn. "Morgan's Liquid Chemical Eenovator" ,
Mors, William H., Brooklyn, N. Y. "Oil of Palm"
Morton, Isaac N., New York, N. Y. "The Optimus" (for a Vaginal Douche)
Mowrer, Martin L., Newark, N. J. "New Process Hominy"
Mowry & Co., A. J.. Milan. Ohio. "Geneva Eubber Top Enamel." (for Carriage Tops, &o) ,
Mozley, H., Atlanta, Ga. "Lemon Elixir"
Mozley, H., Atlanta, Ga. " Lemon Hot Drops "
Murphy, John .J., New York, N. Y. "Speptine." (for a Medical Eemedy)
Napheys, William D., and J. D. Pratt, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. "Napheys, Pratt & Co., Choice Fam-
ily Lard "
Neuer, Stanley W., New York, N. Y. "Ominico," (for a Medical and Toilet Preparation)
New England Axe Co., Lock Haven. Pa. "The Forester" (for Axes)
New York (Crayon Company, New York, N. Y. " The New York Crayon Co.'s Enameled School
Crayon"
Newton, W. D.. Victor, N. Y. "Master Mason," (for Cigars)
NilssonBros., St. Paul, Minn. "Vega" (for Cigars)
O'Lalor, David E., Boston, Mass. "Lalor's Antidote for Intoxication or Alcoholic Poisoning"
Oberly & Newell, New York, N. Y. "Foxhall Worsteds." (for Mixed Cotton and Woolen Fabrics)
Oberly & Newell, New York, N. Y. "Indelibles" (for printed mixed cotton and worsted Fabrics) -
Obliuger, Benjamin F., Philadelphia, Pa. "Banner Tip" (for Shoes)
Page, Louis, and L. Keber, Brooklyn, N. Y. " Eoyal (jurtain Fixture"
Paige, John S., Providence. R. I. "Telephone Soap"
Parker, Frank, A. L. Vandewater, and T. G. Tabnage, Islip, N. Y. " Bait" (for a Perfume for the
Breath)
Parsons, William E., Jr., New York, N. Y. "Parsons' Specials." (for Cigars)
Patten, Edward G., and B. W. Smith, Sulphur Springs, Tex. "Sulphur Springs Sour Well Eye
Salve "
Pembertou, John S., Atlanta, Ga. "Dr. Pemherton's Indian Queen Magic Hair Dye"
Petzold &Co., Louis, Baltimore, Md. "The Dr. Petzold's German Bitters, Elixir of Life "
Picard, Louis. (See Miller, Gilbert, McGehee, and Picard.)
Pierce, Henry L., Boston, Mass. "JBaker's Vanilla Chocolate "
Piatt, Henry B., New York, N. Y. "Piatt's Chlorides"
PoUmann, August, New York, N. Y. "Spanish Gut," (for Strings for Musical Instruments)
Port Chester Bolt and Nut Company, Port Chester, N. Y. " Philadelphia Norway Iron Tire Bolts " .
Potter, Ira A.. Watertown, N. Y. "I. A. Potter's New American Strengthening Plaster"
Potter, John E., Providence, R. I. "Ten Cent or Dime Corn Cure"
Potter, N. Prentiss, Bridgeton, Me. "Potter's Catarrh Cure, Prepared by N. Prentiss Potter,
M. D. Bridgton, Me"
Powell, Adin, Little Eock, Ark. "Powell's Cure for Blind Staggers and Epizootic in Horses"
Powell & Miller, Starke, Fla. " Wild Orange Syrup " (for a Medicine)
Pratt, Samuel. New York, N. Y. " Pratt's Aromatic Geneva Gin "
Price, .Tame3H.,Newark, N. J. "Price's Oil Preparation " (for Eenovating the Outside of Houses).
Provident Chemical Works, St. Louis, Mo. "Ehorer's Bread Eaising"
Queo, James, Brooklyn, N. Y. "Balmy Sleep." (for a Medicinal Preparation)
Eagendorf, Samuel, Cincinnati, Ohio. "Tobacco Curer"
Eahily, Daniel, Petersburg, Va. "Our Best Family " (for Flour)
Eahily, Daniel, Petersburg, Va. "The Cook's Choice Family" (for Flour) ■
Eamsdell, William L., Elgin, HI. "Eamsdell's Liniment for Man and Beast"
Rancour, Charles E.. Albany, N. Y. "Eancour's Bang Dressing"
Eandall & Mulford, Ottumwa, Iowa. "Dr. Sherwood's King of Pain"
Rathhone, John S., Wilmington, Del. "Curleykew for Hair Crimping"
Eaymond, B. F., Essex, Mass. "Aromatic Syrup of the Hypophosphites Comp."
Eaymond, B. F., Essex, Mass. "Hygienic Sarsaparilla" .!
Eaymond, Benjamin F. , Essex, Mass. "Old Mother Hubbard's Throat and Lung Balsam "
Raynolds &Co.. C. T., New York, N. Y. "Insulated Fibrous and Waterproof Paint "
Reasner, Francis M., Jackson, Mich. "Reasner's Corn Eidrter"
Eedfield, Paul S., Providence. E. I. "Iodic Comp." (for a Medicine) •
Rend, W. Robert, Oshkosh, Wis. "Dr. Rends Actinic Spectacles and Eyeglasses "
Restein, John, Philadelphia, Pa. ' ' Healing Balm, " (for a Liniment)
Eice, J. Allen, Milford, Mass. "Williams' Liniment"
Richards, A. J., and W. E. Conner, Marietta, Ohio. "Snaps for the Breath "
Richardson & Son, M., Ehnira, N. Y. "Duchess" (for Cigars)
Official
Gazette.
No.
Date.
>
(0
4,302
Dec. 30
29
1044
4,067
Apr. 15
27
212
3,960
Mar. 4
26
828
4,212
Aug. 26
28
726
4,255
Nov. 4
29
370
4,093
Apr. 22
27
304
3,961
Mar. 4
26
828
3,859
Jan. 29
26
358
4,265
Nov. 11
29
454
3,911
Feb. 19
20
642
3,977
Mar. 11
26
920
4,046
Apr. 8
27
104
4,047
Apr. 8
27
104
3,821
Jan. 8
26
112
3,962
Mar. 4
26
828
4,221
Sept. 16
28
1012
4,132
May 27
27
822
4,068
Apr. 15
27
212
3,978
Mar. 11
26
920
3,979
Mar. 11
26
920
3,980
Mar. 11
20
920
3,822
Jan. 8
26
112
4,185
July 22
28
288
4,094
Apr. 22
27
304
4,069
Apr. 15
27
212
3,895
Feb. 12
26
546
4,208
Aug. 19
28
636
4,196
Aug. 5
28
456
4,197
Aug. 5
28
456
4.172
July 15
28
196
4,003
Mar. 18
26
1022
3,896
Feb. 12
26
546
3,860
Jan. 29
26
358
4,288
Dec. 16
29
868
4,289
Dec. 16
29
868
3,874
Feb. 5
26
442
4,032
Apr. 1
27
2
4,048
Apr. 8
27
104
4,095
Apr. 22
27
304
3,862
Jan. 29
26
358
3,861
Jan. 29
26
358
3,912
Feb. 19
26
642
3,875
Feb. 5
26
442
4,033
Apr. 1
27
2
4,222
Sept. 16
Fel). 19
28
1012
3,913
26
642
3,939
Feb. 26
26
740
4,096
Apr. 22
27
304
3,823
Jan. 8
26
112
4,004
Mar. 18
26
1022
4,246
Oct. 21
29
178
3,863
Jan. 29
26
358
4,189
July 29
28
372
3,864
Jan. 29
26
358
4,107
Apr. 29
27
418
4,247
Oct. 21
29
178
4,238
Oct. 7
29
2
3,981
Mar. 11
26
920
4,125
May 20
27
722
4,115
May 6
27
526
4,296
Dec. 23
29
954
4,160
July 1
28
2
3,824
Jan. 8
26
112
4,034
Apr. 1
27
2
3,982
Mar. 11
26
920
4,005
Mar. 18
26
1022
4,126
May 20
27
722-
4,297
Deo. 25
29
954
4,298
Deo. 23
29
954
4,173
July 15
28
196
4,224
Sept. 16
28
1012
4,015
Mar. 25
26
1116
4,230
Sept. 23
28
1106
4,152
June 17
27
1140
4,286
Dec. 9
29
778
3,876
Feb. 5
26
442
4,223
Sept. 16
28
1012
4,248
Oct. 21
29
1^8
4,108
Apr. 29
27
418
3,914
Feb. 19
26
642
4.161
July 1
28
2
3,915
Feb. 19
26
642
3,825
Jan. 8
26
112
4,016
Mar. 25
26
1116
368
lOTDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of registrants of labels — Continued.
Name, residence, and title.
Official
Gazette.
liioliardson & Son, M., Elmira, N. T. "May Blossom,'' (for Cigars)
Hicker, Crombie & McLaren. Milwaukee, Wis. ' ' Wisconsin Baking Powder "
Eio Chemical Company, St. Louis, Mo. "Aleti'is Cordial" '.
Bobinson, Harry, St. Joseph, Mo. "Professor Harry Eobinson's Specific Lotion." (For the Hair) -
Bobinson, Morton, Newark, N. J. "Nerve and Bone Liniment"
Bobinson, Morton, Newark, N. J. "Lung Regulator.' (for a Medicine)
Bobinson, Morton, Newark. N. J. " Narragansett Indian Liniment "
Boederer, Aitbur, Eeims, France. "Arthur Boederer, Beims." (For Wine and Liquor)
Bogers & Co., James H., New York, N. T. "Bogers' Grapoline." (for a Medical Preparation)
Uoot, G. Wells, Hartford, Conn. "Pratfs SpeciHc-Direotion Label"
Eothfu.sfl, Albert F., Fort Scott, Kans. ' ' General Crook " (for Cigars)
Bunkel Brothers, New York, N. Y. "The Nickel Sweet Chocolate Package"
Bussell, Edward, Newton, and M. Cranfer, Boston. Mas.i. "Cramer's German Iron Beer"
Eussell, William, Jr., Providence, B. I. "White Drops " (for a Medicinal Preparation)
HusseU, William, Jr., Providence. B. I. "Bussell's White Drops" (for a Medicinal Preparation)..
Sackett, Wilhelms & Betzig, New York, N. Y. " The Winner." (for Cigars)
Salter, M. T., Atlanta, Ga. "Dr. Salter's Eye Lotion"
Sayre, Lucius E., Philadelphia, Pa. "Sunshine Metal Polish"
Soiiandein, Harry. (See Weaver and Schandein. )
Scharlins, Simon, New York. N. Y. "Eape de Gambetta," (for Snuflf)
Schroder, John A., Dayton. Ohio. "Schroder's Medicated Pad"
Schroeder & Co., C. C. P., Berrett, Md. "Iron Tonic & Blood Purifier"
Schwarzwald, Gustav, New York, N. Y. " Thymoline Cliildren & Adults Health Protector"
Scott, Charles W., Kansas C it j'. Mo. "Scott's Coca Beef and Iron with Phosphorus"
Scott, E. M. B., Ottumwa, Iowa. "Infallible Com Cure. E. M. B. Scott, Manufacturing Chemist,
Sole Proprietor, Ottumwa, Iowa"
Shai-man, Eobert B. (See Smith and Sharman.)
Sheffield, Lucius T., New York, N. Y. " The Sheffield Tooth Crown Cement"
Sheffield, Lucius F., New York, N. Y. "Dr. Sheffield's Elixirbalm eau Spirituese"
Shoemaker & Co., Eobert, Philadelphia, Pa. "Eohert Shoemaker & Co., Pure Ground Spices and
Drugs, Philadelphia"
Siegert & Hijos, J. G. B., Port of Spain, Trinidad. "Aromatic Bitters or Angostura Bitters "
Silbermann &Co.. J., New York, N. Y. "Popular" (for Silk Bibbons)
Simon, B. & H., Weehawken, N. J. " Eegatta." (for Dress Silks)
Simonds, Alonzo B., New York, N. Y. " Clenzene " (for Soap or Saponaceous Matter) _. - .
Simpson, Albert F., Oswego, N. Y. "Simpson's Improved System for Tallying.'' (for Berries,
Hops, Milk and other Articles) .'
Skidmore & Co., S. G., Portland, Oreg. " Pectoral Balsam '
Slesinger, Louis, Baltimore, Md. " Tender Feet. " (for Boots and Shoes)
Smith, Ben. W. (See Patton and Smith.)
Smith (fcCase, Salt Lake City, Utah Ter. "Way Up Baking Powder"
Smith, Thomas K., Girard, Pa. "Sure Heave Cure"
Smith, Thomas T., and B. B. Sbarman, Magnolia, Ark. "Dr. Charles Kavanaugh's Chalybeate
Pills" :
Snyder, Henry, Jr., Brooklyn, N. Y. "Boasted Bye Whiskey"
Snyder, Henry, Jr., Brooklyn, N. Y. "Brandrye'' (for Brandy and Whisky)
Solomons, J. Nelson, East Oranse, N. J. " Nelson's Food Digester "
Somerville, William, St. Louis, Mo. " Standard Glass Oil Can"
Somerville, "TOilliam, St. Louis, Mo. " The Mason Disk Protector." (for Fruit Jars)
Southern Medicine Clompany, Caldwell, Tex. "Southern Cathartic Pills"
Southern Medicine Company, Caldwell, Tex. "Southern Chill Tonic"
Southern Medicine Company, Caldwell, Tex. ' ' Southern Wonder Liniment "
Spalding, Hugh M., New York, N. Y. "Dazzleine Gold and Silver Polish. (Produces a dazzling
brilliancy, which it retains)"
Spalding, J. F., Kansas City, Mo. " Eepresentati ve Merchandise Case"
Sperry. S. W., San Francisco, Cal. "Sperry's Germea for Breakfast," (for Flour)
Standiford, Harry, Washington, D. C. "Nourse's Elixir of Yerba Santa Compound" -■
Stanley Works, New Britain. Conn. "Carpet Tacks"
Stauff & Foster. Baltimore. Md. "Anti-A gue or Chill Cure "
Stearns & Co., Frederick, Detroit, Mich. "Our Own Fruit Salt" (for a Medicinal Preparation) ...
Stewart, David B., Ithaca, N. Y. "Nabob" (for Cigar.s)
Stewart, Fred W., Oswego, N. Y. "Stewart's Gipsy Pile Ointment"
Stewart, J. A.-andM. E., Conyers. Ga. "Stewart's A. Q. C." (for a Medical Compound)
Stewart, M. B. (See Stewart, J. A. and M. E.)
Stieb, Peter, New York, N. Y. ' 'Artophylax " (for a Preparation for the Hair)
Stitt &Co., William J., New York, N. Y.- "Pearliooa" (for Food Products)
Stowe. Sally B., Providence, E. I. "Dr. Samuel Stow's Vegetable Bheumatic Tincture "
Strauss, Pritz & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. "J. M. Walker's Aiiderson County hand made sour mash.
Distilled Spring 1869"
Strauss. Pritz & Co.. Cincinnati. Ohio. "Durham Distilling Company, Rye "
Straw i& Murphy, Watertown, Wis. "Brilliant Illuminator" (for Carbon Oil)
Strong & Tucker, Washington, D. C. "The Washington Market Brand." (for Canned Tomatoes)
Sullivan & Eavekes. San Francisco, Cal. "Acme Rubber Paint"
Sundeudorf. Edward, St. Louis, Mo. "Peruvian Horse Salve"
Sutphen <fc Co., Noblesville. Ind. "Hydrargyrum Saccharratum." ("Sugar or Sweet Powder"). .
Sutton, .John, Tower City, Pa. "Dandelion'Bitters" -
Swain. Earle <t Co.. Boston, Mass. "The Boston JavaCoii'ee"
Svnnott, Thomas W., Wenonah, N. J. ' ' Glassboro' Improved " (for Preserve Jars)
Talmage. Thomas G. (See Parker, Vandewater, and Tahnage.)
Tarrant, Thomas W., Kan.sas City, Mo. "Tarrant's Fig Paste"
Taylor, John H.. Three Eivers. Mich. "J. H. Taylor's Great Kidney and Liver Cure"
Thallon, John, New York, N. Y. "Solid Gold" (for Cheese)
Thallon, .John, New Yo7-k, N. Y. "Solid Silver," (for Cheese)
ThaUon, John, New York, N. Y. "Finest Selected Dairy " (for Butter)
Thomas, Charles A., Eushville, Ohio. "Great Vegetable Pam Conqueror"
Thomas & Thompson, Baltimore, Md. ' ' Beef Iron, Wine with Hvdropepsin "
Thorn, William E., et al., executors. (See Gamer, William T.)
Thornbnrgh, John M.. St. Louis, Mo. "French Cook Baking Powder"
Towne. L.'E., Brodhead, Wis. "Dr. L. E. Townes Cough King"
Trull, Benjamin R., Hominy Creek, N. C. "Trull's Scotch Soap Powder"
Tucker, Samuel L., New York, N. Y. "S. L. Tucker's Bheumatic Liniment"
Tyree. .Tosiah S., Staunton, Va. "Tyree's Digestive Tablet"
United States Dairy Butter Laliel Company, Boston, Mass. ' ' Dairy Butter Label "
VailifeCo., William D., Greenbush, N.Y. "Doctor Williams' Humal'ico." (fora Medical Compound)
4,070
4,290
4,147
3,801
4,190
4,191
4,192
4,198
4,109
4,153
3,850
3,916
4,0.35
3,826
3,827
3,835
3,940
3,941
4,036
4,071
4,049
3,983
4,072
3,897
4,203
4,287
4,1,34
4,281
4,280
.3,963
4,073
4,166
4,299
4,110
3,942
4,135
4,272
4,017
4,111
4,136
4,174
4,175
4,117
4,118
4,193
3,917
4,266
4.074
3,877
4,303
4,249
4,018
3,943
3,836
4,075
3,898
3,944
4,291
3,878
3,964
3,865
3,802
4,006
4,231
3,803
3,828
4,156
3,879
4,148
4,137
3,984
3,985
3,986
3,851
4,157
3,987
3,804
4.037
4,2.50
4,154
3,880
4,076
Apr.
Dec.
June
Jan.
July
July
July
Aug.
Apr.
June
Jan.
Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Apr. 1
Apr. 15
Apr. 8
Mar. 11
Apr. 15
Feb. 12
Aug. 12
Dec. 9
June 3
Dec. 2
Dec. 2
Mar. 4
Apr. 15
July 8
Deo. 23
Apr. 29
Feb. 26
June 3
Nov. 18
Mar. 25
Apr. 29
June 3
July 15
July 15
May 13
May 13
July 29
Feb. 19
Nov. 11
Apr. 15
Feb. 5
Dec. 30
Oct. 21
Mar. 25
Feb. 26
Jan. 15
Apr. 15
Feb. 12
Feb. 26
Dec. 16
Feb. 5
Mar. 4
Jan. 29
Jan. 1
Mar. 18
Sept. 23
Jan. 1
Jan. 8
June 24
Feb. 5
June 10
June 3
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Jan. 22
June 24
Mar. 11
Jan. 1
Apr. 1
Oct. 21
June 17
Feb. 5
Apr. 15
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26
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28
28
28
27
27
26
26
27
26
26
26
26
26
27
27
27
26
27
26
28
29
27
29
29
26
27
28
29
27
26
27
29
26
27
27
28
28
27
27
28
26
29
27
26
29
29
26
26
26
27
26
26
29
26
26
26
26
26
28
26
26
27
26
27
27
26'
26
26
26
27
26
26
27
29
27
26
212
868
1036
2
372
372
372
4.56
418
1140
278
642
2
112
112
206
740
740
2
212
104
920
212
546
546
778
920
698
212
100
954
418
740
920
540
1116
418
920
196
196
628
628
372
642
454
212
442
1044
178
1116
740
206
212
546
740
442
828
358
2
1022
1106
2
112
1242
442
1036
920
920
920
920
278
1242
920
2
•2
178
1140
442
212
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of registrants of labeU — Continued.
369
Kame, residence, and title.
Vandewater, Albertns L. (See Parker, Vandewater, and Talmase.)
■Wadsworth, Howland &, Co., Boston, Mass. " Bay State Paints
"Walker. William, Ricliraoud, Va. ' ' Virffiuia Nine " (for Cigars)
"Walls, J. T., Butler, Mo. "Blue Grass Stomach Bitters " ,
"Walter, Eyer, Nortonville. Kans. "Dr. "Walter's Headache Cure "
"Wambach, Frederick, Philadelphia, Pa. "HighFlyer." (for Cigars and Tobacco)
"Warren, Asa, Bangor, Me. "Brown's Sarsaparilla "
"Warren, George T!, Flint, Mich. "A Ko. One Smoke" (for Cigars)
"Warren. George T , Flint, Mich. "The Flint" (for Cigars)
"Wear-, "W. D., Tarrent, and A. M. "Womack, Bosque, Tex. ""Womack's Specific"
VT'eaver. James B. . and H. Scbandein, Philadelphia, Pa. " Garwood's Standard Perfames "
"Webb, Henry S., Stamford, Conn. "Pain Abolisher" (for a Medicine)
Weber, John M., Norristown, Pa. " The Arabian Heave liemedy for Horses" *...
Weeks, James E., Jersey Citv, N. J. "Weeks' Worm Powders "
Wells &Chuich, San Francisco, Cal. " Silver PiUs"
Wells, Edward D., Hampstead, Md. "Anti-Nicotine"
WeUs, William N., Boston, Mass. "American PancreaPad"
Wentworth, David W. and J. P., Great Falls, N. H. " Turkish Bath " (for a Liniment)
Wentworth, Jared P. (See Wentworth, David W. and J. P.)
Werner, Charles E., St. Louis, Mo. "C. E. Weracr's Alkaline"
Westcott Son & Co., H., Binghamton, N. T. "Sentinel" (for Cigars)
WestcottSon & Co., H., Binehamton, N. T. "Our Bob" (for Cigars)
Westcott Son & Co., H., Binghamton, N. T. "Twenty-Four O'Clock" (for Cigar Boxes)
Westfield Cigar Company, Westfield, Mass. "Cady's Original Bag-Dad Cigar"
"White, A. J., New York, N. Y. "The Shaker" (for a Curative Simp)
White, Charles C. Brooklyn, N. Y. "The Whites Tar Medicated Toilet Papers"
White. Jamfs T., Philadelphia, Pa. "Silver Dust Polt.shing Powder"
Whitelaw. William M. (See Elmore and Whit«law.)
"Wluting. Frederic A.. Wellesley Hills, Mass. "Whiting's Impervious Drafting Inks"
"Whitman & Son. Stephen F., Philadelphia, Pa. "Whitman's Spanish- American Chocolate"
Whittaker, J. H., Jr., Jersey City, N. J. " Yankee Polish "
Wieczorek. Anthony, New York, N. Y. " Wieczorek's Dialysed Ferrated or lodo-Ferrated Cod-
Liver OU. 1:1000"
WUber, KufusE., New York, N. Y. " Wilber's Celebrated Family Liniment"
Williams, Arthur E., Belvidere, N. Y. "Diamond Brand Mixed Paints" ,
Wilson Brothers, Chicago, HI. "Bi-Metallic." (for Men's Furnishing Goods)
Winkelmann, John H., Baltimore, Md. ' ' Procter's Insect Powder "
Winkelmann, John H., Baltimore, Md. " Procter's Liquid Glue '
" Fleming's Tea Berry Tooth Powder"
" PSte Eouge Metallique." (for a Past© for Polishing Met-
Winkelmann, John H.. Baltimore, Md.
Winslow & Co., W. H., Boston, Mass.
als) .
Womack, A. M. (See Wear and Womack.)
Wood, Hiram, Kochester, N. Y. " Rochester's Excelsior," (for Cigars)
Woodman, Milton S., Lebanon, N. H. " Blood's Improved Gout and Bheumatic PUls "
Woodruff, E. Delavan, Auburn, N. Y. "New Process Yeast"
"Wyman, Alonzo P., "Upper Wicklow, New Brunswick, Canada. "Dr. Wyman's Female Monthly
Medicine "
No.
3,866
3,805
4.176
4,097
4,007
3,965
3,918
3,919
3,920
4,038
4.213
3,966
4,077
3,921
4,2C7
4,273
3,922
4,199
3,833
3,834
3,988
3,829
3,852
3,881
4,078
3,945
4,292
3,867
4,098
4,158
3.806
3,882
4,079
4,080
4,081
3,989
4,050
4,138
3,923
4,239
Date.
Jan. 29
Jan. 1
July 15
Apr. 22
Mar. 18
Mar. 4
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Apr. 1
Aug. 26
Mar. 4
Apr. 15
Feb. 19
Nov. n
Nov. 18
Feb. 19
Aug. 5
Jan. 15
Jan. 15
Mar. 11
Jan. 8
Jan. 22
Feb. 5
Apr. 15
Feb. 26
Dec. 16
Jan. 29
Apr. 22
June 24
Jan. 1
Feb. 5
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Mar. 11
Apr. 8
June 3
Feb. 19
Oct. 7
Official
Gazette.
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26
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26
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26
27
28
26
27
26
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29
26
28
26
26
26
26
26
26
27
26
29
36
27
27
26
20
27
27
27
26
27
27
26
29
359
2
196
304
1022
828
642
642
642
2
726
828
212
642
454
54(>
642
456
206
20&
920
112
278
442
212
74ft
868
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DTSOLAIMEES.
Name, residence, and invention.
No.
Filed.
Official
Gazette.
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Barker, Abel, assignor to Edward M. Lang, Wyoming, Pa.: disclaimer filed by present assignees,
McMurray, Lang & Bnmham. Soldering devices. (Reissue)
Bryson, Michael, St. Louis, Mo.: disclaimer filed by patentee. Pannier. (Reissue)
Goodrich, Harry C, Chicago, HI.; disclaimer filed by patentee. Slate frame. (Reissue)
Jennings, Warren P., assignor of one-half to Abiaham G. Jennings, Brooklyn, N. Y.: disclaimer
filed by present owners, Abraham G., Warren P., and Oliver 'X. Jennings. Mitt-shaping ma-
chine
Johnston, George, and Edwin G. Smith, Auburn, Cal., assignor to True Tanning Machine Com-
pany, Sydney D. MUler, President; disclaimer filed by assignee. Amalgamator and concen-
trator - "'
McLean, William, Los Angeles, Cal.: disclaimer filed by patentee. Laying pavements
McTighe, James C, Alpsvilie, Pa.; disclaimer filed by present owner. The National Improved
Telephone Company, New Orleans, La. Speaking telephone. (Reissue)
Odell, Udolpho H., Dayton, Ohio ; disclaimer filed by patentee. Roller-mill. (Reissue)
Smalley, William W.. Bound Brook, assignor to Graphite Lubricating Company, Jersey City,
N. J.; disclaimer filed by assignee. Journal bearing '.
Taylor, Charles A., Chicago, HI.; disclaimer filed by present owner, John H. Sessions, Bristol,
Conn. Trunk
8,781
9,178
10,207
234,286
66,499
289,295
8,248
10,l.-i9
209,084
128,925
May 14, 1884
.Tan. 19,1884
Nov. 29, 1884
May 21, 1884
Jan. 31,1884
June 12, 1883
Sept. 6,1884
Sept. 26, 1884
Feb. 23, 1884
Aug. 18, 1884
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26
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358
778
822
546
1140
1012
1192
828
726
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I
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF INVENTIONS.
InTentioD.
Abdominal sapporter
Abrading-machine
Abrading-machine
Abrading-points for dental and other uses,
facture of
Abrading- tool
Abrasive and polishing disk. Flexible
Abrasive belt
Accordion
Accordion
A ccumnlating-battery
Accamnlator
Mann-
Acetat€s directly from metallic ores. Manufacture of.
Acid. Apparatus for concentrating sulphuric
Acid. Apparatus for making snlphurio
Acid. Concentrating sulphuric
Acid from metallurgic slags. Obtaining phosphoric.
Acid from the residues of ammonia-soda manufac-
ture. Obtaining hydrochloric
Acid. Making hydrochloric
Acid . Manufacture of anhydrous sulphuric
Acid. Treatment of sludge
Adding-machine
Adding-machine
Adding-machine
Adding-machine
Adding-machine
Adding-machine
Adding-machine
Adding-machine
Adding-machine
Addressing-machine
Addressing-machine
Adjustable chair
Adjustable chair
Adjustable rack and shelf. Combined
Adjnstable swinging bracket
Adjustable wrench
Advertising articles to cards. Attaching
Advertising bird-cage
Advertising-card
Advertising device
Advertising device
Advertising device
Advertising device. Automatic
Advertising device. Automatic
Advertising device. Automatic
Advertising device for exeroising-machines. Strik-
ing or registering
Advertising device for show-cases. Automatic
Advertising musical instrument
Advertising-rack
Aerated and mineral waters. Apparatus for the }
manafacture of 3
Aerated beverages. Apparatus for dispensing
Aerated beverages. Dispensing apparatus for
Aerated waters. Apparatus for dispensing
Aerial cable
Aerial transit by wire rope, &c. Apparatus for
Aging liquors. Apparatus for
Aging whisky. Process of and apparatus for
Agricultural boiler
Agricultural implement
Agricultural implement. Combined
Air and dust separator
Air and gases. Apparatus for purifying
Air and other gas. Apparatus for cooling and im-
pregnating
Name.
H. A. Traver .
F. "W. Coy . . . .
F. "W. Coy . . . .
<r. A. Swasey .
"W. P. Barclay .
J. "W. Smith . . .
F. W. Coy
A. L. Schaar ..
E. Schreyer
N. Basset
J. E. Morgan
J. A. Mathieu
M. WiUett
J. S.Rigby
M. A. "Walsh
S. G-. Thomas and T. Twynam.
L. Mond
L. Mond
A. B. Nobel and G-. Fehrenbach .
E. M. Breiuig
B. Adams
A. K. Barmore
"W. H. Beatley
M.O.Dolson
L. "W. Noyes and A. Stark.
D. M. Eush
"W. C. Smalstig
C. G. Spalding
A. Stark
J. Dennis, Jr.. and D. S. York
H. Parker and .J. T. Drummond . .
A. "W. Browne
J. Poolman and F. E. Marks.
F. J. Mann
E.Hart
A. B. Smith :...
S. P. Moimt
H. Bishop
B.D. Baldwin
J. C. Blevney
,T. W. Carly'
T. Meikle "
"W. Akin
J. W. Fawkes
J. A. Stansbury
A. Iskeand A. D. Smith
C. E. Akins
H. Hardy
J. N. Akarmau .
J. S. Pearson . . .
J. Matthews.
J. Matthews
.T. H. Shepherd . .
"W. E. Patterson .
F. Bvmes
E. H. Ashcroft .
P. E. Jav
G. Patton
F. Horst
T. H. Meinhard .
J. P. Anderson . .
F. "Windhausen . .
J. A. Saladin
No.
291,551
294,766
296,535
301,936
293,398
302,952
299,747
295,288
291,782
306,051
305,835
305,524
301.033
292,054
291,621
306. 6C4
299,830
308,511
310,147
306,897
301,754
293.399
297,342
309,035
308,570
292,256
300,809
293,809
308,528
303,922
296.773
299,458
305,845
309,862
309,349
293,984
295.665
296.912
296,718
308,339
293,850
303,307
309.182
308,761
291.103
303,016
Date.
Jan.
Mar.
11
Apr. 8
July 15
Feb. 12
Aug. 5
June 3
Mar. 18
Jan. 8
Oct. 7
Sept. 30
Sept. 23
June 24
Jan. 15
■Jan. 8
Oct. 14
June 3
Nov. 25
Dec. 30
Oct. 21
July
8
907
Feb.
12
824
Apr.
22
1833
Dec.
9
622
Nov.
25
1524
Jan. 22
June 24
Feb. 19
Nov. 25
Aug. 19
Apr. 15
May 27
Sept. 30
Dec. 30
Dec. 16
Feb. 19
Mar. 25
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Nov: 25
Feb. 19
Aug. 12
Dec. 16
Dec. 2
Jan. 1
Aug. 5
307,515 j Nov. 4
296,956 I Apr. 15
301,318 I July 1
301,919 ! July 15
Monthly
volume.
677
516
8)1
1105
823
94
325
1305
962
12
2027
1619
1961
1301
1007
824
414
1431
2070
1125
1566
1692
1325
1458
1311
1105
1872
2037
1710
1048
1551
1684
1284
1041
1202
1383
538
819
245
111
174
129
1331
312
1086
307,562 i Nov. 4 | 192
305,945
300,288
292,847
305,422
302,882
296.836
299,003
301.597
301,384
295,969
300.040
302,163
.a
t3
192
;i43
144
224
303
C22
J 22
221
222
29
83
334
270
4
(561
\ 562
542
364
282
555
, Sept.
30
2163
June
10
1019
Feb.
5
84
Sept.
23
1470
i Aug.
5
1
Apr.
15
1185
May
20
1302
July
8
672
Julv
1
401
Apr.
1
89
Sept.
30
2288
July
15
1384
(246
)247
222
(498
) 499
164
(414
H15
438
(462
H63
368
397
363
312
538
(564
^.565
463
279
427
467
357
293
329
382
148
217
63,64
31,32
48
35
309
85
298
299
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54
' 55
600
275
2;!
407
1
332
371
187
110
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924
161
216
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472
981
1058
178
4
1217
1134
1306
251
186
158
1000
668
1125
228
173
593
362
822
685
302
1255
689
673
709
225
904
1219
1057
910
729
1153
257
213
621
699
559
869
743
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393
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457
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372
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Aljsihdbetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Air and water forcing and exhausting machine .
Air. Apparatus for preparing oxygenated
Air. Apparatus for producing compressed
Air. Apparatus for the dialysis of
Air as a motive power. Utilizing compressed . .
Air-brake
Air-brake attachment for raUway-oarriages
Air-brake. Automatic
Air-brake cock
Name.
Air-brake. Electro-magnetic
Air-brake. Railway
Air-brake. Railway
Air-brake. EaUway
Air-brake valve
Air-brakes. Brake-valve for
Air-brakes. Electrical connector in pipe-couplings ?
Flexible tube for .
for
Air-brakes, &c.
Air-compressor
Air-compressor
Air-compres.sor
Air-compressor
Air compressor and exhauster
Air-compressor. Automatic
Air-compressor. Hydraulic
Air-compressor. Hydraulic
Air-compressor. Hydraulic
Air-compressor. Eotary
Air-cooling apparatus
Air-cooling device
Air-cooling machine
Air-drying apparatus and process -
Air engine. Carbureted-
Air-filter
Air for drying purposes. Apparatus for treating
Air for drying purposes. Treating
Air in refrigerating-rooms. Method of and appara-?
tus for cooling the 5
Air in rooms. Method of and apparatus for cooling
the
Air medioator and injector
Air or liquid brake
Air-press\rre apparatus for beer-kegs, &c
Air. Process of and apparatus for treating
Air-ship
Air to be used in drying. Apparatus for treating . . .
Alabastine, &c. Mixing and proportioning granular
or plastic materials for
Alarm :
See Bilge- water alarm.
Burglar-alarm.
Clock-alarm.
Electric alarm.
Feed-water alarm.
Eire-alarm.
Eire and police alarm.
Eog-alarm.
Lamp-alarm.
Low- water alarm.
Magneto-electrical alarm.
Steam-alarm.
Alarm apparatus.
Alarm-lock
Alarm-look
Alarm-lock
Alarm-lock
Alarm-lock
Electrical .
Till.
Alarm-look.
Album -
Album. Autograph-
Album-clasp
Album-clasp
Alcohol. Process of and apparatus for the produc-
tion of highly-purified
Alidade
Alkaline salts. Manufacture of
Alloy for coating metals
Alloy for coating metals
Alloy for coating metals
Alloy for sates. " Metallic
Alloy of copper aud aluminium and making the same.
Phosphorized
Alloys containing iron and zinc. Manufacture of. - .
Alloys. Manufacture of , . . .
Alloys. Manufacture of metallic
Alloys. Manufacturing metal
Alloying copper with aluminium and phosphorus - - .
Alum. Manufacture of burnt
Aluminium. Extracting the metal
Aluminium. Obtaining
A. D. Shelnutt
A. Stamm
J. Sohweizer
M. Herzog
C. E. Buell
"W. isr. WilUs ....
M. H. Dickson . .
C. A. T. Sjogren.
N". J". Paradise...
H. Mad.
H. Flad
H. Flad
L. E. Sloan . .
C. W. areen.
C.E.Mark..
H. Flad
P. A. Magowan..
J. F.Allen
D. A. Brislin
M. Cullen
H. Krutzsch -
P. Ehlers
"W. J. Nonia
C. Moore
C. H. HUl
C. Pfanne
L. S. Chichester .
E. H. Lvnoh.
"W. V. Wallace
"W. V. "Wallace
E. S. Jennings
E. Et6ve and J. A. De Braam
H. Flad
E. S. Jennings
E. S. Jennings
T. C.Eastman
T. C. Eastman ,
B. McGregor
E. M. McKinney
C. and Gr. M. He'lntz and A. Dotter-
weich.
E. S. Jennings
C.P.Fest
E. S. Jennings
M. B. Church
M. D. Porter and E. E. "Wilder .
J. W.Kohn
A. F. McCollam
E. G. Vassar
E.G. Vassar
E. Zinsmaier ..
J. C. Sturgeon -
S. Meers
"W. C. Grant...
T. M. Hass
H. Pattberg . . .
J. A. Stelzner .
J. E.Hand ...
S. G. Thomas.
J. B. Jones . -
C. E. Manbv •
C. E. Manby-.
J. Fanel
T. Shaw
G. A. Dick . . . .
G. A.Dick....
G. A. Dick ....
G. Selve
T. Shaw
"W. .J. Menzies.
"W. Frishmuth .
F. J. Seymour .
No.
302,167
300,027
292,957
307,041
300,443
303,777
306,140
300,401
293,774
296.546
307.535
307.536
307,344
309,845
307,561
296,547
293,481
299,314
302,978
307,442
302.206
301,348
310,148
309,642
292,814
295.800
308.061
304,657
297,476
297,039
.303,574
309,835
296,548
303,163
303,162
306,724
306,725
297,427
293,764
294,230
303,165
295,157
303,164
304,615
Date.
296,875
308,678
301,252
293,690
298,136
292,088
305,766
293.034
296,404
300,070
306,947
294,285
293.013
304,044
293.886
300,324
306,338
298.365
303,236
306.227
306,228
306,229
296, 8P4
306,781
308.623
308,152
291.631
July 15
June 10
Feb. 5
Oct. 21
June 17
Aug. 19
Oct. 7
June 17
Feb. 19
Apr. 8
Kov. 4
Nov. 4
Oct. 28
Dec. 30
Nov. 4
Apr. 8
Feb. 12
May 27
Aug. 5
Nov. 4
July 15
July 1
Dec. 30
Dec. 23
Feb. 5
Mar. 25
Nov. 18
Sept. 2
Apr. 22
Apr. 15
Aug. 12
Dec. 30
Apr. 8
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Apr. 22
Feb. 19
Feb. 26
Aug. 5
Mar. 18
Aug. 5
Sept. 2
Apr. 15
Dec. 2
July 1
Feb. 19
May 6
Jan. 15
Sept. 30
Feb. 5
Apr. 8
June 10
Oct. 21
Feb. 26
Feb. 5
Aug. 20
Feb. 19
June 10
Oct. 7
May 13
Aug. 5
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Apr. 15
Oct. 21
Dec. 2
Nov. 18
Jan. 8
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volume.
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Gazette.
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661
223
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1219
1133
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1165
1278
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160
1744
1685
190
829
912
1693
136
33
1440
349
2071
1422
46
1856
841
480
1995
1437
863
1671
831
350
349
901
903
1935
1265
1884
353
1028
352
437
1236
126
227
1137
215
1339
1035
337
650
719
1187
1945
290
1484
1420
1059
397
531
442
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263
264
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451
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
373
Indention.
Amalgam for filling teeth
Amalgamating apparatus
Amalgamating apparatus
Amalgamating apparatus
Amalgamating-machine. Centrifugal
Amalgamatingpan
Amalgaraatingpan
Amalgamating-pans. Bearing for the spindles of. . .
Amalgamating-table
Amalgamator
Amalgamator
Amalgamator
Amalgamator
Amalgamator
Amalgamator
Amalgamator
Amalgamator
Amalgamator
Amalgamator
Amalgamator
Amalgamator
Amalgamator
Amalgamator
Amalgamator
' Ammonia from ammonium sulphate. Obtaining
Ammonia from bone-black retorts. Apparatus for
taking off
Ammonia from furnace-gases. Obtaining
Ammonia soda. Apparatus for the manufacture of .
Amplifier 7
Anaesthetic agents. Apparatus for combining
Antesthetic gases. Apparatus for administering . . .
Anchor
Anchor
Anchor
Anchor
Anchor
Anchor-chains. Lockin T-pawl for
Anchor support and tripper
Animal-power
Animal-power
Animal-shears
Animal-shears
Animal-shears
Animal-tiap
Animal-trap
Animal-trap
Animal-trap
Animal-trap
Animal-trap
Animal-trap
Animal-trough
Animals. Exterminating ground-burrowing
Animals. Safety attachment for homed
Animals while being shod. Apparatus for securing
AnneaUng and galvanizing wire. Apparatus for . . .
Annealing-box
Annealing-furnace
Annealing-pot
Annular surfaces and cutting screw-threads thereon.
Machine for forming
Annunciator
Annunciator and circuit. Electric
Annunciator. Electric
Annunciator. Electric
Annunciator. Electrical
Annunciator. Electro-magnetic
Annunciator. Speaking-tube "
Annunciator-switch and telephone-circuit
Annunciator. Telephone-call
Annunciators. Derived circuit for clearing-out
Anti-friction composition
Anti- friction device
Anti-friction roller
A nt iseptic compound ,
Antiseptic solution
Anti-siphoning trap
Anvil
Anvil and vise. Combined
Anvil attachment
-invil for lathes
Anvil, %ise, and drill. Combined
Anvils. Calk attachment for
Apple corer, parer, and sUcer
Apple coring and slicing machine
Aquarium
Aquarium
Arbor. Erpansion-
Name.
"W. C. Davis.
S. Bear
W. A. Koneman and H. H. Scoville.
M. T. Van Derveer and J. Hegeman .
G-. W. Pearsons
J. A. Bidwell
G. H. Malt«r
A. Wallace
S. Bear
T. H. Becker
A. C. Bowen
J.M.Dyer
E. A. Hare and A. Higley -
J. Knoche
H. McDougall
P. McElIigott
■W.MoUer
H. Moon
A.B. Paige
A.B. Paige
E.Pike ...
S. L. Trippe
S. Truby
M. T. Van Derveer
E. Carey, H. Gaskell, Jr., and F.
Hurter.
E. Osmer
J. and -J. Addie
B. D. Maauin
G.F.Schild
A. M. Long
A. M. Long
H. C. Chester
P. C. Herman
"W. Lewis ,
H. M. Schmeelk
J. T.Williams
T.P.Lucas
E. P. Trefry
M.E.COX
L. C Strong
F. W. Carter
E.E. Stone
W. F. Winckenden
A. L. Brvau
W. L. B.' Gushing and A. D. Vest .
P. E. Erling
C.Hall
0. Hall ,
H. B. Sargent
H. B. Swartz
C. Remington
D. L. .Tohnson ,
G. W. Eitchie
J. H. Lewis
E. Tucker, Jr
J. andT. McXeil „.
J. AV. Arlen
P. Wilkes
H. Eedding.-
E. J. Hewitt.
T. X. Vail...
I. H. Famham . . .
P. Seller
A. E. Leitch
A. C. Palmer
J. Walter
C. E. Sciibner . . . .
C.W.Howard....
C.E. Scribner---.
J. Smalley
J. M. Weymouth .
C.Nau
S.Cabot, Jr
J. F. Kennedy
F W.Kelly
C.Fisher
J. Austin «...
M. A. Ladd
J. Birkenhead
J. Weathers
J. E. Collins
W. E. Brock
G. G. Stegman....
A. Ledig
F. C. Zanetti
Ko.
307,921
a07,082
310,062
299.700
307,982
303,<i93
299,409
300,920
307,081
293,936
301,5.57
308.U57
309,513
309,148
301,253
301,(19
305,949
300,106
294,263
294,264
299,259
308,642
304,765
308,584
304,260
297,948
201,264
308,083
300,804
301.377
294,479
291,983
305,186
298,867
294,813
308,646
293,657
308,446
309,821
291,640
309,131
299,034
297,327
305,664
295,486
298,361
295,634
309,781
295.056
296.085
292.853
293.470
296.625
305,202
301.184
302,688
305,366
303,092
293,911
300,607
300,168
294,212
298.242
291,063
307,866
294.535
293.197
300,976
300,144
300,023
308.117
300.110
305,423
295.876
304,736
298,507
SOS, 820
296,850
303,970
296,658
301..567
293.SM0
303.679
296,853
Date.
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Oct. 28
Dec. 30
June 3
Nov. 11
Aug. 19
May 27
June 24
Oct. 28
Feb. 19
July 8
Dec. 2
Dec. 16
Dec. 9
July 1
Julv 8
Sept. 30
Juno 10
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
May 27
Dee. 2
Sept. 9
Nov. 25
Aug. 26
Apr. 29
Jan. 1
Nov. 18
June 24
July 1
Mar. 4
Jan. 15
Sept. 16
May 20
Mar. 11
Dec. 2
Feb. 19
Nov. 25
Dec. 30
Jan. 8
Dec. 9
May 20
Apr. 22
Sept. 23
Mar. 18
Mav 13
Mar. 25
Dec. 23
Mar. 11
Apr. 1
Feb. 5
Feb. 12
Apr. 8
Sept. 16
July 1
•Julv 29
Sept. 16
Aug. 5
Feb. 19
June 17
June 10
Feb. 26
Mav 6
.Tan. 1
Nov. 11
Mar. 4
Feb. 5
June 24
June 10
June 10
Nov. 18
June 10
Sept, 23 I
Mar. 25 [
Sept. 9
Mav 13 I
Dec. 2
Apr. 15 I
Aus. 26
Apr. 8
July 8 :
Feb. 19
Aug. 19
Apr. 15
Monthly
volume.
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1384
1959
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734
1027
1817
lf28
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1493
620
98
1240
758
228
710
2168
765
19i2
1923
1622
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1544
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1687
391
174
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1139
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1652
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740
1346
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1788
1451
525
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901
928
1200
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2088
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265
1456
1419
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1864
366
57
598
244
542
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821
658
905
771
1471
1957
591
7.58
328
1-201
1.396
963
631
1499
1013
1-206
295,218 Mar. 18 1108
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436
245
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24
243
259
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573
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847
796
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1105
634
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1020
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712
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Aljphabetical list of inventions — Contimied.
Invention.
Arch. Combination fire-proof
Arch for initiation purposes
Armor. Metallic vest-
Armor-plate
Arrow
Arsenides and sulphides. "Working auriferous and
argentiferous
Artist's box ,
Artist's canvas-stretcher
Artist's color-holder and palette
Artists' colors. Box or receptacle for
Asbestus compound and articles made therefrom . . .
Ash-box
Ash holder and dumper
Ash-pan
Ash-pan
Ash-pan. Steam-emptying
Ash-pit
Ashes, garbage, &c. Conductor for
Asphalt, concrete, &c. Mixing-machine for
Asphalt. Machine for mixing e
Asphalt-mixing machine
Asphaltum blocks. Process of and apparatus for the
manufacture of compressed
Asphaltum for paving, &c. Apparatus for refining.
Asphaltum from the residue of tanneries. Making
artificial
Aspirator. Surgical
Astronomical apparatus
Atomizer
Atomizer
Attrition-mill
Attrition-miU
Attrition-miQ
Auger
Auger
Auger
Auger-bit
Auger-bit
Auger-bits. Tool for cutting the floor-lip and cutting-
spur of
Auger. Earth-
Anger. Earth-
Auger. Earth-
Auger. Earth-boring
Auger-handle
Auger-handle
Auger-handle ,
Auger. Hollow
Auger. Post-
Auger. Postrhole
Auger. Post-hole ,
Anger. Post-hole
Auger. Sand-
Augers. Mechanism for manufacturing
Automatic brake
Automatic gate
Automatic gate
Automatic gate
Automatic lubricator
Automatic lubricator
Automatic motor
Automatic register for grains, seeds, &c
Automatic register for grain, seed, &o
Automatic sprinkler
Automatic sprinkler or fire-extinguisher
Automatic switch
Automatic switch
Awning
Awning
Awning
Awning
Awning 1
Awning
Awning ,
Awning-attaching device
Awning attachment
Awnings. Device for raising and lowering
Ax
Ax
Ax-handle
Ax or similar tool
Ax-polls, &c. Machine for making
Axle and shaft lubricator. Automatic
Axle-attaching device
Axle bearing. Car- ,
Axle bearings. Brass for car-
Axle-bearings. Compound for ,
Name.
STo.
H. G. Isaacs
TV. G. Williams
G. Grebe
T. English and A. "Wilson .
G.E. Swan
E. Probert
G. Stirrup
H. J. Thayer and C. H. Chandler. . .
I. W. Heysinger
C. Davis
C. F. Brigham
J. T. Wilson
G. M. Gross
J. H. Hart
J. Hofer, G. Weib«l, and G. Martin.
J. Desmond
E. O. Robinson
J. Berrv
W. H. H. Knight
G. Winding
W. H. H. Knight .
W. S. Wilkinson. .
E. J. De Smedt .
C. Lortzing
C. B. Hardin.
J. Davis
J. G. Garland
A. H. Nixon
G. B. Maynadier
G. B. Maynadier and W. H. CiUey.
T. L. Stnrtevant
T. Newey, Jr
H. Olson
H.L. Shaler
W. M. Dimitt
H. L. Shaler
J. Swan
E. Brown
S. S. and J. G. Sherman .
F. E.Wren
C. De M6zerville
D. M. Parry
W. A. Peck
H. Sager ,
S. H. Newcomb
J. E. Miles
G. W. Gilmour
W. K. Mottram and J". A. Mundy
I. Kobinson
J. Sickler
J. Swan
W. W. Smoot and Q. D. Wilcoxson
T.E,.Cook
J. D. Shrock
L. C. Schrodt ,
M. A. Dees
J. C Thayer
D. M. McCraney and S. T. Johnson.
J. Wherry, Jr
J. Wherry, Jr
F. H. Prentiss
W.B. Fowler
H. W. HoweU, Jr
J. S. Peter ,
H. B. Coyle
L.Fox
F. B. Mallory
F. B. Mallory
F. B. Mallory
N. S. White and J. E. Stevens. . -
M. F. Wiedemann
H. Butterworth
T. Morrison
J. Greenberg and E. E. Lucas . . -
C. L. Martin and J. H. Humbert.
K. K.Pace
H. H. Trenor
J. H. Whiteley
J. W. Bowers
A. H. Pennebacker
A. Fontay ne
E. B. Meatyard
J. Wallace'.
I. P. WendeU
303,8.56
307,15.5
301,358
307,035
295,304
305,846
305,544
306,117
307,768
303,4!'5
298.281
300,670
300,013
304,643
303,010
297,507
307,337
299,903
307,471
295,707
293,180
303,093
292,417
303,301
297,989
291,698
302,477
306,767
292.338
292,170
291,954
305,625
309,868
298,786
306.907
302,595
307,074
291,977
295,444
307,697
300,053
296,873
309,313
308,995
302,765
293,490
308,3.54
302,764
309,803
297,642
303,239
299,031
308,752
307,732
302,288
305,678
294,163
307,785
293,129
302.697
306,352
302,991
298,756
307,137
294,767
300,962
305,317
305,318
305,614
303,685
302,809
300,304
306,851
292.216
.304,538
294,144 I
303,767 i
309,369 1
296,817 '
303,040 1
293,960
301,510
292,452 I
305,123 :
Date.
Aug. 19
Oct. 28
July 1
Oct. 21
Mar. IS
Sept. 30
Sept. 23
Oct. 7
Nov. 11
Aug. 12
May 6
June 17
Sept. 30
Sept. 2
Aug. 5
Apr. 22
Oct. 28
.Tune 3
Nov. 4
Mar. 25
Feb. 5
Aug. 5
Jan. 22
Aug. 12
May 6
Jan. 8
July 22
Oct. 21
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
Jan. 15
Sept. 23
Dec. 30
May 20
Oct. 21
July 29
Oct. 21
Jan. 15
Mar. 18
Nov. 4
June 10
Apr. 15
Dec. 16
Dec. 9
July
29
Feb.
12
Nov.
25
July
29
Dec.
23
Apr.
29
Aug.
5
May
20
Deo.
2
Nov.
4
July
22
Sept.
23
Feb.
26
Nov.
11
Feb.
5
July
29
Oct.
7
Aug.
5
May
20
Oct.
28
Mar.
n
June 24
Sept.
16
Sept.
16
Sept.
23
Au2.
19
July
29
June 10
Oct.
21
Jan.
22
Sept.
2
l-'el).
26
Aug.
19
Dec.
16
Apr,
15
Aug.
5
J^'eU.
19
July
8
Jan.
22
Sept.
16
Monthly
volume.
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1494
359
1305
1222
2040
1641
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469
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1517
2248
467
169
2044
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522
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1771
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1799
962
1662
1441
1184
1739
1716
1041
1139
1967
1365
1210
1385
370
694
1233
1003
568
2178
921
1222
2177
1626
2231
445
1343
225
412
1547
1803
1803
493
452
2105
415
151
1005
1472
517
1870
1346
1347
1723
1020
2227
1037
1069
1510
338
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1122
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1156
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
375
Invention.
Name.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
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Axle-bevel
Axle-box
Axle-box
Axle-box
Axle-box
Axlebox. Car-
Axlebox. Car-
Axlebox. Car-
Axlebox. Car-
Axlebox. Car-
Axlebox. Car-
Axlebox. Car-
Axlebox. Car-
Axlebox. Car-
Axlebox. Car-
Axlebox. Car-
Axlebox. Car-
Axlebox. Car-
Axlebox. Car-
Axlebox. Car-
Axlebox. Car-
Axlebox. Car-
Axlebox. Carriage-
Axle-box dust-ring
Axle-box lid
Axle-box lid. Car-
Axle boxes. Dnst-guard for car-
Axle boxes. Pattern for car- . . .
Axle. Car-
Axle. Car-
Axle. Car-...'
Axle. Car-
Axle. Car-
Axle. Carriage-
Axle. Carriage-
Axle. Carriage-
Axle. Carriage-
Axle cutter. Vehicle-
Axle dnst-giiard
Axle-fastening
Axle for vehicles. Self-oiling . . .
Axle-gage
Axle-gage
Axle.ioumals. Bearing for car-.
Axle-iubricator
Axle-lubricator
Axle-lubricator
Axle-lubricator
Axle-lubricator
Axle-lubricator
Axle lubricator. Car-
Axle lubricator. Car-
Axle lubricator. Car-
Axle lubricator. Car-
Axle lubricator. Car-
Axle lubricator. Car-
Axle 1 ubricator. Cat'-
Axle lubricator. Car-
Axle-nut
Axle nut. Carriage-
Axle nut. Vehicle-
Axle-repairing tool
Axle. Self-oiling
Axle-setting machine
Axle-stein
Axle-skein
Axle-skein
Axle-skein
Axle-skein
Axle-truss
Axle. Tubular
Axle. T nbular wagon-
Axle. Vehicle-
Axle. Vehicle-
Axle. Vehicle-
Axle. Vehicle-
Axle. Vehicle-
Axle. Vehicle-
Axle. Vehicle-
Axle. Vehicle-
Axle. Vehicle- .?..
Axle. Vehicle-
Axle. TVagon-
Axle. Wagon-
Axle. "Wagon-
Axle-yoke
Axles. Cap for carriage-
Axles. Die for forming
Axles. Truss-brace for vehicle-
Baby-jumper
P. "W. Flynn
J. Dakers
L. Raymond and A. Henrard.
C.H. Smith
J. "White
S. B. Archer
"W. S. G. Baker
W. S. G. Baker
S. A. Bemis
E. Brewer
M. E. Carey
J. W. Carr
B.D. GaUaher
G.F. Gear
N. M. George
"W. A. Hardy
J. Stephenson
J. Stephenson
J. Stephenson
G. W. Stewart
D. S. Stimson ,
G. "W. Sweeney
F. L. Snow
I. H. Randall
J. C. Albrecht
J.N. Chilson
P. J. Roberts
M. O'Mara
C. E.Eaton
J. L. Pleming
J. M. Garrerick
L. D. Howe and G. M. Green
G. W. Stewart
E. Blount
J. Dahn
J. Gowland
C. Zens
A. N. Ruiter
J. R. Baker
J. V. Eowlett
L. H. Fisher
H. McQuarry
R. A. Simpson
G. TV. Stewart
W. Cole, Jr
C. H. Cummings
A. D. Howe
H. Keller
"W. W. Eosensteel and P. L. Shal-
lenberger.
J. T. Young
P. Brown
S. A. Flower and P. Ross
D. "W. Hitchcock and G. Greasby. . .
W. G. Mitchell .'....
C. Pag6 and L. Goullioud
H.R. Randall
D. "W. Rees
"W.H. "Wright
"W. Fahy
R. M. Pierson
H. B. Gibbon
F. S.Packard
E.E.Baker
L. M. "Woodcock
W. P. Brown
S. G.Cole
E.N. Hatcher
H. Jamf s
L. H. Merriman
A. J. Beach
E. Peckham
N. L. Holmes
S. T. Cavett
J. J. Devine
T. E. Gregg
B. F. Hortdn
S. Kennedy and S. G. "Warner
M. J. Klopp and J. O. Therien
P. H. McNamara
H. Olson
J". 0. Therien
J. P. "Williams and A. C. Taylor.
H. H. E. Bery
N. L. Holmes
T. M. Jenkins
H. K.Porter
J. M. Schorb, Jr
J. Smith
A. Jenkins
C. T. Gardner
299,771
301,867
306,4-37
303,954
308,223
304,251
292,399
299.320
306,572
296,517
298,552
298,171
302,903
305,743
299,129
300,362
292,379
296,479
296,480
298,320
298.253
308,579
307,500
302,356
301,656
306,583
307,682
296,706
305,378
302.120
303,634
305,594
293,201
306,214
307,181
294,222
303,099
299,854
305.129
300,738
296,323
308,685
309,984
291,547
302,894
309.136
303,283
306,2.59
304,359
304,483
301,334
300,587
304,324
297.527
307,322
300,639
306.959
308,123
299,969
305,843
300,965
292,039
296,717
308,725
297,750
305,794
306,250
304,202
296,702
296,382
302,864
307,650
296,523
297,973
305,810
306,754
294,632
301,725
306.416
309,869
308,531 Nov. 25
June 3
July 15
Oct. 14
Aug. 19
Nov. 18
Aug. 26
Jan. 22
May 27
Oct. 14
Apr. 8
May 13
May 6
Aug. 5
Sept. 30
May 27
Julie 17
Jan. 22
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
May 6
May 6
Nov. 25
Nov. 4
July 22
July 8
Oct. 14
Nov. 4
Apr. 8
Sept. 16
July 15
Aug. 19
Sept. 23
Feb. 5
Oct. 7
Oct. 28
Feb. 26
Aug. 5
June 3
Sept. 16
June 17
Apr. 8
Dec. 2
Dec. 30
Jan. 8
Aug. 5
Dec. 9
Aug. 12
Oct. 7
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
July 1
June 17
Sept. 2
Apr. 22
Oct. 28
June 17
Oct. 21
Nov. 18
Jvme 10
Sept. 30
June 24
Jan. 15
Apr. 15
Dec. 2
Apr. 29
Sept. 30
Oct. 7
Aug. 26
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
July 29
Nov. 4
Apr. 8
May 6
Sept. 30
Oct. 21
Mar. 4
July 8
Oct. 14
Dec. 30
301,419
300,197
307,649
295,404 I
297.160 !
302,038 1
299,431 i
297,807 I
296,946 I
Julr 1
June 10
Nov. 4
Mar. 18
Apr. 22
July 15
May 27
Apr. 29
Apr. 15
350
1023
516
1363
1049
1762
1743
1699
696
788
739
264
31
1915
1475
1117
1719
739
741
468
380
1538
111
1645
753
716
349
1019
1418
1332
962
1702
548
248
1519
1876
275
440
1089
1604
546
134
1858
673
16
746
508
298
95
257
334
1390
50
2071
1711
1465
1203
912
586
2036
1877
1283
1040
192
2371
1970
289
1701
1016
626
2308
305
795
13
1997
937
357
835
503
1717
1463
442
897
302
1344
1594
1229
1837
2434
1321
279
139
377
284
481
486
488
182
217
209
68
10
533
424
303
479
204
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126
(100
I 101
418
30
451
206
188
393
368
263
473
145
67
405
513
75
114
297
439
153
36
501
191
.5,6
201
139
80
31
74
91
384
16
565
458
404
320
249
157
564
516
359
293
50
640
547
77
464
285
173
634
82
219
4
554
249
99
228
135
465
(398
)399
119
241
81
374
438
339
528
665
367
27
28
29
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29
28
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29
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28
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27
29
29
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28
27
26
27
29
27
28
29
28
27
27
28
29
27
27
28
29
26
28
29
29
987
201
101
717
584
797
130
873
135
1.56
675
576
462
1196
831
1147
.331
146
146
615
598
688
390
322
145
139
435
203
1092
260
644
1150
538
45
305
791
506
1006
1034
1234
109
724
1085
127
459
848
554
55
832
864
63
1197
825
406
340-
1211
242
558
1042
1219
1290'
247
213
734
469
1207
53
786
203
124
445
426
158"
530
1211
189
890
160
99
1058
^29 I 674
28 ! 82-
27 1 1097
29 I 426
26 i 1085
318
240
899
481
263:
27
28
27
27
27
376
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — -Continued.
Invention.
Name.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
05
Official
Gazette.
he
m
958
803
793
1210
760
787
62.3
661
332
742
422
862
626
793
466
55
729
380
716
1246
57
1146
400
896
212
865
763
269
562
1115
440
66
1008
228
718
809
344
314
939
1115
233
1072
1173
908
763
372
479
1243
577
792
151
388
1108
916
301
130
157
1145
221
158
139
139
294
885
199
278
Baby- walker ;
Back-band
Back-band hook
Back-band hook
Back-stay fastener
Badge
Bag:
See Feed-bag. Paper bag.
Hand-bag. School-bag.
Mail-bag. Traveling-bag.
Bag and pouch fastening device
Bag and satchel frames. Side catch for
Bag and twine holder
Bag and twine holder
Bag and twine holder and show-rack. Combined. . -
Bag-catch and strap-loop. Combined
Bag-fastener
Bag- fastener
Bag-fastener
Bag-fastener
Bag fastener and holder
Bag-fastening
Bag-fastening attachment
Bag-frames. Manufacturing imitation -leather -cov-
ered
Bag-holder
Bag-holder
Bag-holder
Bag-bolder
Bag-holder
Bag-holder
Bag-holder
Bag-holder
Bag-holder
Bag-holder
Bag-holder
Bag-holder
Bag holder and weigher.
Bag-lock
Bag-lock
Bag-lock
Bag-look. Combination.
Bag-turning machine
Bagasse-drier .
Bagasse-pulverizer and fiimace-feeder
Bails for buckets. Device for forming
Bait. Artificial fish-
Bait. Spoon-
Baking-pan
Baking-pan. Double
Baking-powder -
Balance
Balance
Balance. Proportional
Balance. Spring-
Balance-wheels. Crank adjustment for
Bale-band
Bale-band bender, naU-extractor, &c. Combined .
Bale-band-splicing machine
Bale-band tightener
Bale-band tightener
Bale-lifting attachment to presses
Bale-tie
Bale- tie - . .
Bale- tie
Bale-tie
Bale-tie
Bale-tie
Bale-tie j
Bale-tie
Bale-tie
Bale- tie
Bale-tie
Bale-tie
Bale-tie
Bale-tie
Bale- tie
Bale-tie
Bale-tie
Bale-tie
Bale-tie
Bale-tie
Bale-tie
Bale-tie
Bale-tie
Bale-tie
Bale-tie.
Bale-tie.
Bale-tio.
band . . .
buckle...
fastener
splice —
■Wire ..
"Wire -
Wii'e ..
S. Levy
.T. B. McHugh -
F. Haynes
C. TV. Oneal...
C. M. Schaefer
P. Neubert
299,657
308,974
294,229
300,632
294,083
299,000
J. Pickinger ,
E. Plocke
E.I. Gilliland
W. "WelUngton
G. E. Brown
M. Schwerin
C. Collins
W. B. Hanlon
P. H. Ludington
W.C. Smith.T. M. Eyle, andM.Crum.
J. "W. Eickart
J. M. Pultz
C. C. D'Estaing
E. W. Chapman
P. Cole .
P. Cole. .
308,350
303,716
302,.394
298,806
297,560
299,274
293,564
294,228
302,920
301294
308,704
307,452
308,654
300,763
296,135
305,572
292,648
294.659
301,916
294,. "505
298,894
302,162
293,279
310,101
307.698
306.310
299.863
306,898
308.664
294,299
302,446
297,141
294,836
305,450
296,811
295,350
295,758
299,475
304,111
307,426
292,935
305,947
308,198
294,227
291,645
307,489
300,244
309.375
292,249
291.560
306,6.=i9
305.569
3010.^8
296, ,524
306.584
306,. 585
302.243
294,609
296,686
J. "W. Griswold 302,202
M. Hayman
E. H. Morehouse
T. O'Niel
A. Eobinson
H. E. Eovston
C. M. Euland....
C. J. Sanker
J. G. Wagner
"W. J. Tehgling..
V. H. Young
C.Shirley..:
A. Brendler
A. Goertz
T. "Wood
M. E. Taylor
S. T. Lockwood..
E. H. Tale
A . A. Hibberd and J. J. Hibbard. ,
A.J.Blair
TV. D. Chapman
C. B. Hibbard
P. Howard
A. T. Laube
C. Blacking
P. Meyer, Jr...
P. P. Meyer, Jr
D. L. Eoberts
H. Haerter
J. B, Thurston
L. T. NeweU
E. Gambrell
P. Bommarius
C. C. Montague
R. L. TViUis
P. D. Stewart and S. B. Steers
O. P. Brown and TV. S. Deidrich. . .
TV.Burtis
TV. S. Chafey
P.Cook
P. Cook
L. E. Evans
J. TV. Garland and E. Becker
J. A. Gresham
June 3
Dec. 9
Feb. 26
June 17
Peb. 26
May 20
Nov. 35
Aug. 19
July 9Z
May 20
Apr. C«
May 27
Feb. 12
Feb. 26
Aug.
July
Dec.
Nov.
Dec.
TV. M. Jinkins 309,061
E. S. Lenox and J. Hentz | 300,716
E. S. Lenox and J. Hentz 302,009
E. E, Eiale 201,228
A. E. Eussell ' 29.<^,410 I
H. Eust 297.721
B. Smith I 300,402
.T. TVhite : 297,208'
J. TVhite 1298645
L. TVilHams i 295,319
L.TVilliams ' 301,312 '
P. Cook j 309,133!
C. E. Smith ' 297, 859 i
C. S. Garrigus < 292,004 '
P. Bommarius ' 29."i,340
I. TV, Davis I ,301,482
L. E.Evans 299,063
L. E. Evans 1299,064
June 24
Apr. 1
Sept. 23
Jan. 29
Mar. 4
July 15
Mar. 4
May 20
July 15
Feb. 12
Dec. 30
Nov. 4
Oct. 7
June 3
Oct. 21
Dec. 2
Feb. 26
July 22
Apr. 22
Mar. 11
Sept. 23
Apr. 15
M6r. 18
Mar. 25
May 27
Aug. 26
Nov. 4
Peb. 5
Sept. 30
Nov. 18
Feb. 26
Jan, 8
Nov. 4
June 10
Dec. 16
Jan. 22
Jan. 8
Oct. 14
Sept. 23
July 15
Apr. 8
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
July 22
Mar. 4
Apr. 8
July 15
Dec. 9
June 17
July 15
Jan. 1
Mav 13
Apr. 29
June 17
Apr. 22
May 13
Mar. 18
July 1
Dec. 9
Api'. 29
Jan, 15
Mar. 18
July 8
May 20
May 20
206
534
1883
1458
1686
1298
1215
10.59
1698
1066
53
139
515
402
464
370
332
289
465
299
2121
579
1640
470
1006
277
1882
515
54
17
285
78
163
43
50
13
94
24
1642
450
288
82
1675
466
2078
C578
J 579
393
109
1084
297
208
58
1175
328
1383
382
662
177
2013
540
372
101
361
93
451
118
1127
299
108
29
1969
539
1761
482
1572
C432
H33
607
C167
|168
1505
C416
H17
1150
324
1279
354
1799
500
1892
544
1578
431
12
201
.55
2166
601
1016
276
1881
514
805
225
95
25
955
258
1076
288
1556
435
688
194
814
216
1673
465
1133
312
796
219
717
188
718
189
1489
413
330
91
1000
280
1435
C398
)399
649
172
1579
433
1199
330
266
74
580
162
2337
635
1167
319
1664
453
851
238
1240
344
305
83
742
200
2489
681
1248
349
1268
351
529
143
1382
394
1383
394
27
29
26
27
26
27
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiuaed.
377
Invention.
3ale-tie. Wire
Bale-tie. Wire
Baling-liox
Baling bran
Baling bran. Process of and apparatus for .
Baling-machine
Ballng-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Bal i ng-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Baling-press
Balingpress. Cotton-
Baling-press. Dnplex
Baling-press head-bloct
Baling-press tramping attachment
Baling-presses. Alarm attachment for
Baling-presses, &c. Screw-driving mechanism for.
Ball:
See Base-ball.
Ball and socket clamp
Ball-joint. Universal
Ball-trap
Ball-trap
Ball-trap
Ball-trap
Ball-trap
Ball-trap
Ball-trap
Ball-trap
Balloon or aerial ship
Balloon-propeller
Balloon. "Wedge-shaped air-
Ballot-box
Ballot-bos
Ballot-box ,
Ballot-box
Ballots actuated by the pressure or expansion of finid.
Mechanism for automatically casting and recording
Band cutter and feeder
Band-cutter and feeder
Band-fastening
Band-tncker
Band wheel, pulley, &c .
Bandage-machine
Bandage. Suspensory-
Banj o
Ban.1 0
Banjo
Banjo-tympanum
Banjos and other instruments. Case for
Bank-notes and paper therefor of asbestus. Manu-
factare of
Bar:
See Chain-bar. Hitching-bar.
Claw-bar. Jail-bar.
Grate-bar.
Bars. Machine for drawing
Barbers' shears. Guard for
Bark breaking and grinding mill
Bark -mill grinding- wheel
Bark -peeling machine-.
Bark-peeling machine
Bark-stripping machine
Barn. Portable
Barometer
^ame.
W. Hewitt
G. Nicholson
O. Bnlkelev
O. Anketeil
O. Anketeil
D. Tarr
J. A. Hampton . .
S. P. Harbaugh. .
D. B. Hendricks.
D. B. Hendricks.
Q.J.Hoke
A. .Johnson
F. X. Maurer
J. P. McDonald .
J. D.Page
J. Price
E. XI. G. Eeagan .
G. W. Eobburts .
A. S. Kobinson . .
H. V. and C. F. Scattergood
D. "W. Seeley and A. Buckman .
TV. D. Slanson
G. W. Smith
?f. "W. Speers, Sr
J. A. Spencer
C. C. Warren and W. H. Oliver.
J. Watson
C. E. Whitman
V. L. Williams
C. Baumgarten
J. La Dow
J. Yule
G. P. Thompson
J. L.HaU
P. Slattery
0. C.White
A. W. Von Schmidt .
J. S. Briggs
J. J. King
P. Marqua
J. C. Parmerlee
C.F. Stock
C.F. Stock
C.F. Stock
A. Van AUen
K. Thayer
K.D.Davis ,
G. Wellner
J. M. Eennerty
C. Howe
J. Klinger
A. L. Eingo and A. Pettibone .
C. A. Mavrhofer
M. H. .Toslyn
M. Thomburg, T. L. Clevenger, W.
F. Fitzpatrick, and W. HoUoway.
W. W. Stewart
W. M. Kealen
S. Aland
E. T. Tinch
L. P. Griffin
H. C. Dobson..-.
H. McCord
G. E. Rogers
0. E. Chase
A. C. Fairbanks .
G.T.Jones
J. S. Griffin...
E. Bateman...
J. T. Phillips .
L. B. Clark . . .
Ko.
F. Merziger
F. Merziger
F. F. Angermair
B. C. Keys and A. J. Slaughter.
J. T. McCleary
294,386
295,419
305,508
303,104
293,699
292,872
309,387
300,866
295,122
303,847
303,733
296,014
303,305
294,897
205,672
302,355
295,282
292,952
300,642
297.299
292,593
301.398
307,812
294,818
304,143
291,439
294.551
295,059
306,569
302,880
294,638
306,706
300,163
301,883
291,701
304,886
300,332
302,094
304,654
301,908
292,043
293,814
295,302
296,247
300,415
309,008
291,990
308,719
306,819
304,200
295,560
300,512
299,663
296,695
303,072
293,812
298,389
305,651
309,511
291.592
294,451
296,596
301,832
305,148
306,731
307,956
293,450
297,904
305,711
300,048
300,996 '
305.3^2
' 300,829
302,000
' 301,910
Date.
Mar. 4
Mar. 18
Sept. 23
Aug. 5
Feb. 19
Fob. 5
Dec. 16
June 24
Mar. 11
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Apr. 1
Aug. 12
Mar. 11
Mar. 25
July 22
Mar. 18
Feb. 5
June 17
Apr. 22
Jan. 29
.July 1
Xov. 11
Mar. 11
Aug. 26
Jan. 1
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
Oct. 14
July 29
Mar. 4
Oct. 14
June 10
July 15
Jan. 8
Sept. 9
June 10
July 15
Sep't. 2
July 15
Jan. 15
Feb. 19
Mar. 18
Apr. 1
June 17
Dec. 9
Jan. 15
Dec. 2
Oct. 21
Aug. 26
Mar. 25
June 17
Jiine 3
Apr. 8
Aug. 5
Feb. 19
May 13
Sept. 23
Dec. 16
Jan. 8
Mar. 4
Apr. 8
Julv 8
Sept. 16
Oct. 21
Nov. 11
Feb. 12
Mav 6
Sept. 23
June 10
June 24
Sept. 16
June 24
•July 15
Julv 15
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
p.
61
1361
1602
281
1174
114
1091
1765
978
1227
1077
151
534
683
1695
1643
1193
219
1469
1773
2015
419
533
586
1617
523
267
942
693
2335
362
872
843
1046
970
784
1073
1302
477
1076
1287
1334
1219
434
1184
583
1229
185
1028
1698
1551
1303
213
1010
241
1331
559
1775
1238
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560
114
145
162
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73
257
181
642
ClOl
I 102
230
227
287
272
215
292
360
132
295
360
370
339
122
324
154
f 342
1343
49
272
463
430
357
55,56
283
66,67
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154
494
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J 335
206
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247
264
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242
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1089
1130
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664
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1269
1004
693
665
31
558
954
1154
321
1056
483
1211
350
389
78
475
936
770
94
874
997
135
449
891
168
1088
205
179
971
1129
254
905
211
248
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1061
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813
236
732
208
785
1128
1181
960
201
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640
1164
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177
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1189 327
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28 1177
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378
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphahetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Barrel
Barrel and barrel-head attaching device
Barrel attachment
Barrel-cleaning machine
Barrel-cover. Detachable
Barrel-finishing machine
Barrel-former
Barrel-header
Barrel-heads. Machine for cutting
Barrel-heads. Machine for planing
Barrel-heads. Machine for trimming
Barrel-heads. Machinery for molding
Barrel-hoop. Metallic
Barrel-hooping machine
Barrel. Knockdown
Barrel. Knockdown fruit-
Barrel lifter and carrier
Barrel-making machine 5
Barrel-making machine
Barrel-making machine
Barrel. Odorless tight
Barrel or cask for liquid and similar articles
Barrel-shaping machine -
Barrel-trussing machine
Barrel-trussing machioe
Barrel-trussing machine
Barrel-trussing machine
Barrel, tub, paU, &c
Barrel. VentUated
Barrels. Apparatus for plugging and tapping
Barrels. Bellows attachment for
Barrels, casks, &c. Head for
Barrels. Manufacture of
Barrels of fractional parts of barrels. Eepairing or
forming flbrous-pulp
Barrels. Kack for holding
Barrels. Windlass for compressing
Barrow
Barrow. Coal-
Baryta. Manufacture of anhydrous caustic
Base-ball
Basin and bath-tub. Wash-
Basin and soap-box. Combined wash-
Basin. Enameled iron wash-
Basin or howl
Basins and sewers. Connection between
Basket. Folding
Basket or box fastening
Basket-splint machine
Basket-splint machine
Basket. Wire
Bat. Base-ball
Bat. Base-ball
Bath:
See Medicated bath. Shower-bath.
Portable bath.
Bath. Combined electro, vapor, and warm-air
Bath-tray
Bath-tubs. Device for controlling the inlet and out-
let pipes of
Baths. Apparatus for administering medicated
Bathing apparatus
Bathing apparatus
Bathing-cabinet
Bathing-cabinet. Electric
Bathing-cabinet. Folding
Batteries. Production of pipe-line and other
Battery :
See Accumulating - bat- Polarization-battery.
tery. Secondary battery.
Carbon battery. Stamp-battery.
Electric battery. Voltaic battery.
Galvanic battery.
G a Iva n ic polariza-
tion-battery.
Battery
Battery
Battery-cell
Battery for generating electricity
Battery in normally-closed circuits. Diminishing the
consumption of
Batting. Cotton-
Beak-horn. Portable revolving
Beam and girder support
Beam or girder. Metal
Kame.
H. S. Tipton
A. L. Johnson
C. Hill and A. Peltier.
W. W. Beach
H. Mann
B. 0. Dobbin
T.L.Lee
W. Hofiman
S. C. Williams . . - .
E. and B. Holmes.
A. Guerdan
G. W. Laraway
E. Ford
T. C. Duff and R.L Allan
J. H.Miller
C. E. Bartram
W. H. Ibelle
M. E. Beasley and E. M. Hugento- ?
bier. 5
S. Wright
S.Wright
L. J. Waters
F. Schimper
J. M. Eobinson
T.W. McGregor
T. Murphy
J. Keid. (Reissue)
J. Winterbotham
J. W. Weston
T. L. Lee
N. W. Pavne
H. B. Park
P. Moran
C. B. Washburn
M. L. Deering
W. Walter
E. and B. Holmes
J. A. Dyblie
J. Roughan
C. Marchand and V. M. Picabia
T. P. Taylor
C. Colahan
F. E. Arnold
J. Cochran and J. C. MUligan
J. S. Richardson
C. L Kane
A. Daul
J. P. Milbourne and T. Humphreys.
S. Oakman
S. Oakman
W. B. Bisbee
W. Grav
W. Williams
J. B. Campbell .
E. Bloomfield. . .
C. Bowsky
M. Goldberg.
G. Koons
J. Ransom
Q. S. Backus...
L. Von Dolcke.
R. A. Horning.
W. A. Shaw...
A.Haid
W. S.Hogg
J. Zobel
G. G. Skrivanow ,
C. Cummings
C. C.Tyler
E. Mansfield
P. H. Jackson
E. M. Butz ^
No.
309,010
309,780
309,.'i44
293,843
294,057
299,737
307,313
308,072
300,424
292,816
305,447
308.616
298,962
291,.')83
307,971
303.254
296,010
300,193
292,728
299,896
306,369
293.677
297,010
296,344
306,173
10,479
296,498
303,242
310,141
297,440
301,146
296,038
296,091
302,193
295,085
292,817
299,527
300,513
305,828
298.041
309,819
300,830
208,287
299,266
304,653
295,3(13
307,213
292,942
304.021
305.785
300,360
292,190
307,745
299,454
300,442
300,246
297,081
294, 150
307,255
303,959
298,585
305,023
294,463
307,945
306,796
303,237
306,225
292,187
308,084
291,192
Date.
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Feb. 19
Feb. 26
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Oct. 28
Nov. 18
June 17
Feb. 5
Sept. 23
Dec. 2
May 20
Jan. 8
Nov. 11
Aug. 12
Apr. 1
June 10
Jan. 29
June 3
Oct. 7
Feb. 19
Apr. 15
Apr. 8
Oct. 7
May 13
Apr. 8
Aug. 5
Dec. 30
Apr. 22
July 1
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July 15
Mar. 11
Feb. 5
June 3
June 17
Sept. 30
May 6
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June 24
May 6
May 27
Sept. 2
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Oct. 28
Feb. 5
Aug. 26
Sepit. 30
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Jan. 22
Nov. 11
May 27
June 17
June 10
Apr. 15
Feb. 26
Oct. 28
Aug. 19
May 13
Sept. 9
Mar. 4
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Oct. 21
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Oct. 7
Jan. 22
Nov. 18
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphahetical list of inventions — Contimied.
379
Invention.
Beam or girder. Metal
Beam or girder. Metal
Beam or girder. Metal
Beam-wheel. Adjustable
Beams, girders, &c. Structural shape for
Beams, girders, &c. Structural shape for
Beams, girders, &c. Structural shape for
Beams, girders, &o. Structural shape for
Beans, nuts, fruits, &c. Table for assorting
Bearing
Bearing and bushing. Anti-friction
Bearing. Anti-friction
Bearing. Anti-friction
Bearing. Anti-friction
Bearing. Anti-friction glass
Bearing for machinery. Anti-friction
Bearing for pulley-shafts of chain-gearing '.
Bearing for shafts, spindles, &o
Bearing. Self-lubricating
Bearing. Self-lubricating
Bearing. Three-part
Bearing with periodically alternate action. Eotary
double
Bearings. Automatic alarm for friction-
Bearings. Manufacture of anti-friction
Bearings. Manufacture of anti-friction
Bed-bottom
Bed-bottom
Bed-bottom
Bed-bottom
Bed-bottom. A d. justable spring
Bed-bottom. Folding
Bed-bottom. Spring
Bed-bottom. Spring
Bed-bottom. Spring
Bed-bottom. Spring
Bed-bottom. Spring
Bed-bottom. Spring
Bed-bottom. Spring
Bed-bottom. Spring
Bed-bottom. Spring
Bed-bottom. Sprmg
Bed-clothes holder
Bed. Folding
Bed. Folding
Bed. Folding
Bed. Folding sofa-
Bed. Folding wardrobe-
Bed head-rest
Bed. Invalid-
Bed. Invalid-
Bed, litter, and chair. Combined cot
Bed-lounge
Bed-pan
Bed-slats. Machine for making
Bed. Sofa-
Bed. Sofa-
Bed. Sofa-
Bed. Spring-
Bed. Spring-bottom camp-
Bed-spring connector. Twin-
Bed. "Ventilated
Bed. Wardrobe-
Bed. Wardrobe-
Bed. Wardrobe-
Bedstead
Bedstead and crib. Folding
Bedstead and table. Combined folding
Bedstead-fastening
Bedstead. Folding
Bedstead. Sofa-
Bedstead. Sofa^
Bedstead. Sofa- ,
Bedstead. Sofa-
Bedstead. Wardrobe-
Bedstead. Wardrobe-
Bedstead. Wardrobe-
Bedstead. Wardrobe-
Bee-bi ve
Bee-hive
Bee-hive
Bee-hive
Bee-hive
Bee-hive
Bee-hive
E. M. Butz
E. M. Butz
E.M.Butz
J. W. Stafford
E. M. Butz
E. M. Butz
E. M. Butz
E. M. Butz
.T. Johnson
E. D. Meagher and C. E. Tower .
C. Richards
G. L. Brownell
T. E. FerraU. (Keissue)
C. Richards
J. J. Harden
P. Brownley
W. C. Mackinney
S.J.Howell
T. E. Ferrall. (Reissue)
C.E. Gee
W. A. Loud
H. Stauge
J. O'Connell
J. SmaUey
J. SmaUey
D. Bennett
E.S. Field
F. Garland
F. J. Robinson
M. N. Lovell
G. H. Maynard
S. S.Burr
C. H. Fitch
B. A. Ham
W. A. HorraU
F. J. Maier
J. Mcllbone
B.R.Piatt
D. F. Stambaugh
S.D. Tuttle
L. Wildermuth
I. G. Bower
K. H. Garland
A.F.Gue
I.Nutt
R. H. Garland
A. Schiefler
J. Q. A. Sargent
H. M. Burley
G.C. Hoitt
C.P.Naah
A. Hansen
J. E. Drakeley ,
W.H.Moore
H. L. Albee
W. A. Clark
P. A. Emery
F. H.Willis
W. G. Holden
J. S. Dixon
P. Fahmoy -
E. Doring
W. H. McClure
I. R. VanSlyke
C. Giinold
0. T. Shepard
M. M. Wagner
J. A. Stewart
W. T. Salter
J. Baggs
J. McGrath
W.Ott
H. G. AVolffram
C. Cavleton
J. Moran
E.Nash
W. D. Snyder
0. M. Fol'tz
B. Franklin
T. Gorsuch
W. E. Hatton
1. A. I/ivingston
J. W. Smith
M. VanEnsley
304,795
304,797
304,798
303,405
304,781
304,782
304,783
304,784
293,333
306,088
307,333
308,873
10,455
307,335
300,467
300,340
305,699
296,207
10,456
308,838
305,396
305,351
308,192
300,024
300,025
301,042
291.888
307,454
290,708
301,136
293.486
296,672
304,717
296,953
292,818
303,393
297,827
293,077
297,868
304,678
298,927
309,687
306,764
296,162
302,931
302,904
306,866
305,761
301,477
302,487
299,670
292,556
297,119
299,832
299,501
294,198
299,528
307,512
296,007
294,593
306,390
309,530
298,873
309,111
307,717
293,796
305,986
306,302
303,056
294,954
293,486
302,863
306,704
307,013
298,877
298,112
293,808
304.419
302,834
293,449
293,873
302,854
306,357
306,122
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Date.
volume.
o
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Pi
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Sept. 9
660
181
Sept. 9
662
182
Sept. 9
662
182
Aug. 12
659
180
Sept. 9
649
177
Sept. 9
650
177
Sept. 9
651
177
Sept. 9
Feb. 12
651
178
730
195
Oct. 7
71
18
Oct. 28
1728
462
Dec. 9
410
109
Mar. 4
490
(137
ll38
Oct. 28
1730
463
June 17
1252
342
June 17
1090
297
Sept. 23
1830
(510
^511
May 6
317
83
Mar. 4
491
138
Dec. 2
352
92
Sept. 16
1435
397
Sept. 16
1387
385
Nov. 18
1006
273
June 10
659
180
June 10
659
180
June 24
1974
545
Jan. 15
1104
.308
Nov. 4
51
14
Apr. 8
1022
287
July 1
84
21
Feb. 12
917
249
Apr. 8
983
275
Sept. 9
567
(154
J 155
Apr. 15
1328
368
Feh. 5
52
13
Aug. 12
645
176
Apr. 29
2456
672
Feb. 5
371
101
Apr. 29
2499
684
Sept. 2
510
139
May 20
1213
342
Dec. 23
1477
400
Dec. 2
248
64
Apr. 1
319
91
Aug. 5
68
20,21
Aug. 5
32
10,11
Oct. 21
1087
289
Sept. 30
1929
537
July 8
525
142
July 22
1814
( 496
H97
June 3
236
58,59
Jan. 29
1964
(547
i548
427
Apr. 22
1546
June 3
415
107
June 3
2
1
Feb. 26
1847
504
June 3
31
9
Nov. 4
125
33
Apr. 1
142
41
Mar. 4
313
87
Oct. 14
463
(125
)126
Dec. 23
1268
343
May 20
1145
322
Dec. 9
715
(193
J 194
Nov. 4
394
109
Feb. 19
1310
(363
) 364
614
Sept. 30
2215
Oct. 7
429
114
Aug. 5
220
61
Mar. 11
745
208
Feb. 12
919
249
July 29
2307
634
Oct. 14
871
230
Oct. 21
1279
341
May 20
1150
323
May 6
184
49
Feb. 19
1324
368
Sopt. 2
July 29
169
51
2270
622
Feb. 12
876
237
Feb. 19
1411
390
July 29
2293
(629
}630
Oct. 7
420
113
Oct. 7
118
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947
948
582
945
945
945
945
575
14
343
781
913
343
1170
1143
1174
586
914
763
1095
1087
575
1055
1055
1308
213
380
204
18
610
196
930
265
452
580
486
510
495
911
771
997
744
62
468
462
220
1198
103
353
965
381
309
1001
921
786
926
393
29
882
92
959
757
842
443
687
1252
79
496
965
610
445
168
255
758
562
689
847
437
602
704
441
78
22
380
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Bee-hive
Bee-hives. Moth-trap for
Bee trap. Drone- ^
Bees. Device for hiving
Beef-cutter
Beer and other alcoholic liquors. Apparatus for pre
serving
Beer and other fermented liquids for the market.
Process of and apparatus for preparing
Beer, &o. Apparatus for cooling
Beer. Apparatus for racking
Beer-cliip
Beer-chip
Beer. Clarifying
Beer-cooler
Beer-cooler
Beer-coolor
Beer-cooler
Beer-cooler drip attachment
Beer-coolers. Buck for
Beer-cooling apparatus
Beer cooling apparatus
Beer-cooling apparatus
Beei'-finings spreader
Beer-kettles. Pipe-coupling for
Beer oi' draining stand
Beer. Preserving
Beer-preserving apparatus
Beer, &c. Regulating the temperature of
Beer, sirup, &c. Manufacturing
Bell'"!;;"!!!!"!!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""!!!!!;!;!!
Bell - -
Bell and annunciator. Electric
Bell and annunciator. Electric
Bell. Bicycle-
Bell." Call-
Bell. Double-hammer
Bell. Electric
Bell. Electric
Bell. Electric call-
Bell. Electric call-
Bell-plate and card-receiver
Bell-pnll. Electric
Bell pull. Electric door-
Bell-ringer. Steam-
Bell-ringer. Steam
Bell-ringing apparatus. Electric
Bell-ringing apparatus. Pneumatic
Bell-rinaing apparatus. Pneumatic
Bell. Sleigh-
Bell. Sleigh-
Bell straps. Clasp for sleigh-
Bells Hanging
Bellows
Bellows attachment for insect-powder, &c
Belt and attachment. Protection-
Belt-carrier
3elt-clamp
Belt-cleaner
13elt. Driving-
T3elt. Driving-
Belt. Driving-
T5elt-fastener
Belt-fastener
Belt-fastener
Belt-fastener
Belt-fastener ^ -
Bel t-f astener
Belt-fastener
Belt-fastener
Belt-fastener
Belt- fastener
Belt-fastener
Belt-fastener
Belt-fastener
Belt-fastener
Belt-fastener
Belt-fastener
Belt-fastener
Belt-gearing for machinery
Belt-guide '.
Belt-gnide ,
Belt-hinge
Belt holder. Machine-
Belt holder. Machine-
Belt holder. Machine-
Belt shifter and holder
Belt shifter and holder
Belt-shifter. Automatic '-
Belt-shifter for iron-planers
Belt-shifter or stop-motion
Name.
J. Vanzandt
J. T. McElfresh .
H. Alley
F. C. Morrow
J. Glover
C. E. Haynes
C. Pfaudler.
E. Jungenfeld
J. Pusch
B. Eice
B. Bice
E. Kersten
C. A. Bartliff
C.L. Krnm
H. Nadorff
V. "Wilhelmi
J. F. Menne
F. T. Cladek
H. E. Deckebach
P. McCauley
L. Schlather
J. Schaf haus
H. Strater, Jr.
P. C. Mone
W. M. Henderson
J". F. Kausler
J. S. Haley and E. F. Eoswald.
W. E. Feroe
W. E. Barton
M. M. Bowers
E. L. Brainard
J. D. Gilchrist
D. Eousseau
J. Butcher
A. "W. Barton
F. O. Landgrane
E. "W. Hazazer
E. W. Hazazer. (Eeissue)
D. Boyd
G. P. 'Conant
J. G. Mattheis
A. S. Bunker
S.N. Blake
A. Cooke -
E. Lawson
O. Gassett
R. P. Garsed
E. P. Garsed
D. A. Eich
C. M. Theberath
A. W. Barton and E. L. Brainard .
G. Campteell
J. S. Williams
T. Woodason
G. B. Simkin
C. P. Peterson
E. Ainsworth
A. E. Kingsley
C. O. Gehrckeus
G. Jaquith
E. B. .Tones .and J. Hughes
"W. R. andT. H. Dunn
L. C. Gleason L
M. Heffernan
P.Koch
A. D. Lagrelle
E. Maynz
J. Neale
A. K. Norris
J. B. Norton
J. B. Norton
J. W.Pugh
,T. A. Eoberts
"W.Smith
G. W.Southwick
G. W. Southwick
J. Thompson
"W. C. "Woltf and -J. C. Manning. .
J". H. Cromie
J. E. Layng
J. J. Moore and J. A. Ball
E.Smith
H. Ogborn
"W . R. Santley
W. E. Santley
E. L. Blakeslee
C. P. Peterson
F. M. and R. E. Monger
"W. Gleason
H. A. Green
No.
295, 6M
295,786
.•^07,737
293,905
294,031
298,578
293,909
307,396
302,282
29.5.944
305.227
300,981
294,183
294,884
305,952
292,971
304,116
301,675
298,071
302,7.57
301,394
292,590
292,266
306,634
308,965
304,735
308,666
303,142
294,184
296,. 515
299,724
298,080
300,134
300,568
292,889
307,860
300,253
10,533
293,938
296,729
306,846
293,626
296.812
296,139
302,917
293,571
296,828
299,636
300.896
291,957
308,733
301,8.56
298,261
292.085
293,799
301,517
305,
299,
309,
308.
302.
296,
306,
308.
291
300
297,
309,
307.
292.
300.
301
298,
300
305,
305,
309,
3''0,
298,
308,
295,
294.
304,
298,
302,
303.
308,
304.
301.
308
876
403
708
674
204
682
740
257
202
985
146
310
490
173
793
070
120
026
540
541
808
825
291
417
932
923
749
238
,037
,977
,696
,273
,054
,357
Date.
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Nov. 11
Feb. 19
Feb. 26
May 13
Feb. 19
Oct. 28
July 22
Apr. I
Sept. 16
June 24
Feb. 26
Mar. 11
Sept. 30
Feb. 5
Aug. 26
July 8
Mav 6
July 29
July 1
Jan. 29
Jan. 22
Oct. 14
Dec. 9
Sept. 9
Dec. 2
Aug. 5
Feb. 26
Apr. 8
June 3
May 6
June 10
June 17
Feb. 5
Nov. 11
June 10
Oct. 21
Feb. 19
Apr. 15
Oct. 21
Feb. 19
Apr. 15
Apr. 1
Aug. 5
Feb. 12
Apr. 15
June 3
June 24
J.an. 15
Dec. 2
July 15
May 6
Jan. 15
Feb. 19
July 8
Sept. 30
May 27
Dec. 23
Dec. 2
July 15
Apr. 8
Oct. 21
Nov. 18
.Jan. 1
June 24
Apr. 22
Dec. 16
Nov. 4
Jan. 22
June 24
June 24
May 6
.Tune 10
Sept, 23
Sept. 23
Dec. 23
June 24
Mav 6
Nov. 25
Apr. 1
Mar. 11
Sept. 9
May 6
July 15
Aug. 26
Dec: 2
Aug. 26
June 24
Nov. 25
Monthly
volume.
CO
1719
1842
422
1448
1608
773
1J54
1814
1539
62
1226
1896
1832
669
2171
243
1583
772
139
2172
414
2008
1579
782
524
590
110
326
1833
786
300
147
808
1369
134
591
965
1378
1496
1053
1065
1079
1151
294
49
1012
1176
172
1801
1187
203
1009
389
1336
1315
568
2082
1810
1503
120
1438
995
919
1093
238
1899
1579
998
96
1444
1675
2008
196
661
1637
1638
1632
1715
428
1315
. 47
710
603
361
1228
1397
152
1791
1988
1226
475
512
118
401
446
217
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521
499
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262
367
412
297
281
299
324
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330
43
492
330
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275
103
375
365
155
156
577
520
408
32
399
278
244
297
66
522
434
263
25
405
458
554
52
180
453
453
443
468
115
3.59
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198
165
96
339
387
40,41
489
550
335
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29
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1181
456
710
748
681
711
358
302
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1057
1294
783
951
1244
487
764
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553
421
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389
304
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27 [ 1082
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214
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381
Alphabetical list of inventiom — Continued.
Invention.
Combined. .
Belt-shifting device
Belt-stretcher
Belt-stretcher
Belt-stud
Belt-tie
Belt-tightener
Belt-tightener
Belt-tight«ner ,
Belt-tightener
Belt-tightener
Belt-tightener ;
Belt-tightener and brake attachment.
Belt tiglitening and guiding device . . .
Belt. Traveler's treasure-
Belt. "Woven machine-
Belter. Pulley-
Belting
Belting.
Belting.
Belting.
Bench :
See "Wash-bench. "Work-bench.
Bench and stand. Combined
Bench-clamp
Bench-dog
Bench-dog
Bench-dog
Bench dog and clamp. Combined
Bench for jointing lumber
Bench-hook
Bench-hook
Bench-hook. Adjustable
Bench-stop
Bending-machine
Benzine. Bleaching, deodorizing, and sweetening.
Berth. Automatic ship's
Berth. Folding
Leather
Machinery-
MetalUo ...
Berth for ships. Self-leveling
Berth guard. Sleeping-car-
Berth. Self-leveling
Berth. Ship's
Bessemer converter
Bessemer convertc
Bessemer converters, &c. Manufacture of refrac- i
tory linings for ^
Bessemer plant
ITame.
Bessemer plant
Bevel and T-square. Combined
Beverages. Implement for cooling and straining
mixed
Beverages. Implement for cooling and straining
mixed
Bib
Bicycle ." ,
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle.
Bicycle
Bicycle
Bicycle-
Bicycle-
Bioycle-
bearing
brace
-brake lock
handle
handle-bar
ice-tire ,
Lady's
lantern-holder . .
luggage-carrier .
saddle
saddle
saddle
"W. Diebel
Gr. H. Jones and J. M. ChUcote .
J. "W. I. Stevenson
0. S. Turner
K. I. Moore
J."W.Bixby
S. Ksvzki
M. L.'Kussell
S". Sager
F. Van de "Water
E. C. "WaU
M. "W. Brey
J. P. Hanson
A. H. Kcpley
W.L.Teter
J. N. "Wilson
G.M.Rose
H.Kerr
R. F. M. Chase
F. H. C.Mey
J. "W. "Walters . . .
J. Birch
T.Crispin
K. Doty
C. C. Johnson
C. C. Johnson . ..
C. A. "Williams . -
J. McVane
C. M. Van "Vleck
H. ( 'ooper
J. Adams
W. "W. Stokes . . -
J. Eowsell
"W. T. Milligau . .
H. S. Hale
J. H. Milligan . . .
E. A. McMann . .
F. Lebacq
C. A. Milligan and M. J. Killion. . .
H. Schulze-Berge
H. Schulze-Berge
H. D. Pochin
"W. Hains worth.
"W. Hainsworth.
S. H. Bellows...
W. C. Haslage . .
"W. C. Haslage.
G. E. KimbaU .
"W. Clemson . . .
"W. H.Davis...
G. D. Foote--..
E. H. Foss
"W. F. Healy ..
E. G. Latta ....
No.
E. G. Latta
C. S.Leddell
C. S. Leddell
L. C. Perkins
"W. Eennyson
H. M. StilweU and J. C. McNab . . . .
H. Strait
E. C. Thomp.son and "W. Spence
0. M. Mi tchell
"W. X. Stevens
G. S. andC. S. Hull
G. S. Kelsey
C. M. Brown
"W. A. Lorenz
L. P. Valiquet
C. C. Eichardson
C. E. Zacharias
C. E. Dniyea
"W. H. Hale
"W. S. Kellov
Bicycle-saddle
Bicycle-saddle
Bicycle-saddle
Bicycle saddle-bags ...
Bicycle-saddle clip
Bicycle saddle spring .
Bicycle steering-bar . ,
Bicycle-step
300,579
299,795
298,910
295,599
308,785
308,051
306,262
294,678
292,368
306,560
301,940
307,839
307,114
297,268
308,044
298,929
308,805
293,178
306.131
306,766
308,538
306,032
307,440
298,560
300.780
295,178
306,888
303,031
309,998
302,385
306,203
300,159
299,107
308,423
297,256
291,070
304,217
302,571
298,012
294.684
307,874
308,984
309,540
309,712
295,100
302,483
302,484
298,985
304,504
292,545
291,323
302,329
301,234
294,640
301,245
306,498
306,499
309,086
293,081
308,442
Date.
292,961
293,377
296.703
293,284
300,261
296,973
302,979
303,228
308.862
306,284
302,462
293,725
307,458
304,827
June 17
June 3
May 20
Mar. 23
Dec. 2
Nov. 18
Oct. 7
Mar. 4
Jan. 22
Oct. 14
July 15
Nov. 11
Oct. 28
Apr. 22
Nov. 11
May 20
Dec. 2
Feb. 5
Oct. 7
Oct, 21
Nov. 25
Oct. 7
Nov. 4
May 13
June 24
Mar. 18
Oct. 21
Aug. 5
Dec. 30
July 22
Oct. 7
June 10
May 27
Nov. 25
July 22
Mav 20
Sept. 2
Jan. 29
Jan. 1
July 22
July 1
Mar. 4
Julv 1
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
Dec. 9
Feb. 5
Nov. 25
Feb. 5
Feb. 12
Apr. 8
Feb. l"2
Juno 10
Apr. 15
A iig. 5
A^lg. 5
Dec. 2
Oct. 7
July 22
Fel). 19
?>"ov. 4
Sept. 9
Monthly
volume.
Apr.
22
1725
Jan.
Aug.
1
26
67
1721
July
29
1935
May
Mar.
Nov.
6
4
11
65
417
607
Dec.
9
556
Dec.
23
1282
Dec.
23
1506
Mar.
July
11
22
955
1809
1382
374
1194
1600
283
827
302
411
1708
680
1109
563
1441
1738
819
1216
312
519
130
961
1475
13
32
751
1660
1055
1113
192
1876
1686
236
838
1517
1320
1811
1284
289
1950
386
1609
201
368
218
601
604
684
375
1345
227
791
1017
667
978
1351
137
436
391
326
1780
1209
57
697
J. A. Lamplngh
F. Lillibridge I 294,645
G. "W. Marble ' 304,334
J. B. "Wood : 299.609
H. M. Stilwell 301,934
0. M. Mitchell 294,655
A.G.Powell 306.280
G. F. Harwood 297,991
293,656 Feb. 19 1112
Mar.
4
377
Sept.
2
61
•Txinc
3
139
Jnh-
15
1102
Mar.
4
389
Oct.
7
322
May
6
40
381
96
336
443
75
224
81,82
114
476
177
305
153
385
472
222
343
82
138
33
255
401
4
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211
455
291
296
53
506
462
63
226
360
'468
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495
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544
108
442
54
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5 103
58,59
159
160
184
102
(366
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02
212
285
179
264
274
39
118
103
88
487
335
15
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(309
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20
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108 , 26
87 I 29
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217
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344
533
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755
532
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1030
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353
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870
379
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314
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117
118
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510
649
484
586
203
563
1112
269
480
536
770
60
347
670
381
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Ifame.
Bioycle-anpport
Bicycle-support
Bicycle-wheel
Bicycles. Ball-bearing for.
Bidet
Bidet.
Bidet for commodes
Bier or coffin stool
Bilge-water alarm
Bill and poster holder
Bill-holder
Bill-of-fare indicator
Billiard and other game-tables.
Billiard and pool bridge
Billiard and pool table
Billiard and pool table
Chalk-holder for. . -
Billiard-ball composition
Billiard-bridge
Billiard-cue and walking-cane. Combined . - .
Billiardcue tip
Billiard-cue tip
Billiard-cue tip
Billiard-cue-tip fastener
Billiard-cushion
Billiard-marker. Check
Billiard-marking. Apparatus for
Billiard-register. Automatic
Billiard-table attachment
Billiard-table attachment
Billiard-table cushion
BilUard-table leveler
Billiard-table time-register
Billiard-table top
Billiard-tables. Automatic chalk-holder for .
Binder. Music-sheet
Binder or fastener. Metallic
Binder. Platform self-
Binder. Temporary
Binder. Temporary
Binder. Temporary
Binding-post
Binding tool and chain
Bins. Heat-indicating device for grain-
Bird-cage
Bird-cage
Bird-cage
Bird-cage
Bird-cage fender
Bit:
See Auger-bit. Extension-bit.
Bridle-bit. Plane-bit.
Bit and drill brace
Bit-brace
Bit-brace
Bit-brace
Bitbrace
Bit-brace
Bit-brace. Eatchet
Bit for inserting screw-eyes
Bit-holder
Bit-holder
Bit-stock
Bit-stock
Bit-stock
Bit-stock
Bitters
Bitters
Blac k-leading machine
Blackboard
Blackboard and easel
Blackboard. Keversible
Blacking-box
Blacking-case :
Blacking machine. Boot or shoe
Blanks. Manufacture of split
Blanks. Manufacture of split
Blast-furnace
Blast-furnace
Blast-furnace accessory
Blast-furnace apparatus
F. TV. Gordon .
Blast-furnace bell and hopper mechanism
Blastfurnace for zinc ores
Blast-furnace gas-seal
Blast-furnace plant for using gas
Blast-furnace stove
Blast-furnaces. Apparatusforchargingheatedairto.' J. F. Bennett
Blast-furnaces. Hoisting-tower for I P. L. "Weimer
Blast-furnaces. Hot-blast apparatus for ' J. F. Bennett.
J. "W. Fry
E. Eedmbnd . . .
W. S. "Wright .
J. S. Murray - .
jr. Hanse
J". J. McComb .
D. "Watson
J. N. Knox
G. W. Gilmore-
"W. H. Lighty .
P. Hand
E.S.Sutton ...
T. Dougherty. .
G. Borst ...-■...
G. A. Chasley .
"W. G. Morse . .
A., H., and J. Gunklaoh
J. N. Mclntire
"W. G. Morse
D. Dessauer
H. Easthope and G. C. Schneider.
"W. H. Thomas and C. B. Core . - . -
C. Schcr
M. Delaney
T. C. Jenkins
B. Bateman
J. J. Gleason
E. Brunswick
J. Dockstader
H. "W. CoUender
J. "W. Blundon
E. B. Pope
J. "W.McKnight
"W. Sherwood
L. P. Keech
J. F. Tapley
P. F. Hodges
"W. E. Elam
H. L.Pratt
W. Trautwine
T. E. Abemethy
T. Nickels
"W. H.Power
"W. A. Colman
J. "W. Gregory
J. S. Musgrave
E. Schultz
B. A. Drayton
J. D. Eichardson
C. H. Amidon
"W. E. Clarkson
W. F. and E. B. Dake .
.T. S. Fray
"W. A. Ives
"W. E. Clarkson
C. E. Griifith
A. H. Armstrong
H. Wilson
J. S. Fray
E. D. Johnson
"W. C. Marr and A. J. Maughlin
J. Watson
N. Kieffer
G.Mitchell
G. E. Lloyd
W. H. Whittemore
G. Elsey
J. H. Eudolph
A. V. Sanford
G. T. Martin
L. Guzman
W. Garrett
W. Garrett
H. Schulze-Berge
A. F. Wendt
J. F. Bennett
J. F. Bennett.
A. M. G. S^bUlot .
E. A. Uehling
J. F. Bennett
J.F. Bennett
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No.
292,163
306,177
299,897
306,510
302,334
303,027
308,717
291,605
291,711
300,274
291.339
297.094
297,684
298,342
296,677
305,463
305.448
304.216
298,111
297 508
291 703
296,087
301,284
295,910
308.675
298,815
301,714
301.957
292,547
292.990
303.696
298,402
299,.=i65
294,516
307.46H
307,817
299,643
294,775
299,579
300.662
297,655
302,277
304.279
304,174
300,249
297,621
310.085
309,338
292,587
298,542
301.339
305,054
304,519
301.0.-8
294,702
300,317
307,2.52
309,270
300,771
306,690
305,090
309,902
308,900
301,385
298,595
308,296
306.069
301,392
295,677
296,198
303,637
297,593
308,250
296,225
305,553
303,205
297,663
298,370
291,410
305,983
303,207
303,208
303,204
300,175
294,003
Date.
Jan. 22
Oct. 7
June 3
Oct. 14
July 22
Aug. 5
Dec. 2
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
June 10
Jan. 1
Apr. 15
Apr. 29
May 13
Apr. 8
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
.Aug. 26
May 6
Apr. 22
Jan. 8
Apr. 1
July 1
Apr. 1
Dec. 2
May 20
July 8
Jvily 15
Jan. 29
Feb. 5
Aug. 19
May 13
Julie 3
Mar. 4
Nov. 4
Nov. 11
June 3
Mar. 11
June 3
June 17
Apr. 29
July 22
Aug. 26
Aug. 26
June 10
Apr. 29
Dec. 30
Dec. 16
Jan. 29
May 13
July 1
Sept. 16
Sept. 2
June 24
Mar. 11
June 10
Oct. 28
Dec. 16
June 24
Oct. 14
Sept. 16
Dec. 30
Dec. 9
July 1
Mav 13
Nov. 18
Oct. 7
July 1
Mai-. 25
Apr. 1
Aug. 19
Apr. 29
Nov. 18
Apr. 1
Sept. 23
Aug. 5
Apr. 29
May 13
Jan. 1
Sept. 30
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
June 10
Feb. 26
Monthly
volume.
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196
487
617
1615
188
183
753
886
993
399
1503
2290
505
988
1519
1504
1720
182
2045
877
233
274
20
121
1078
818
1132
1954
261
1030
573
80
218
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540
182
524
98
1508
2246
1534
1798
1660
959
2197
1992
1033
2004
727
340
997
306
1994
510
1052
1621
944
16.50
856
1040
1763
440
403
792
1137
45
411
1700
366
965
2168
1082
404
1651
402
2258
535
493
2205
405
408
401
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1574
402
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423
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535
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557
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431
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,. 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventiona — Continaed.
383
Invention.
Blast-furnaces.
inp stock to
Blast-furnaces.
HetUocl of and apparatus for feed- ?
Preventinfc chilling of
Blast-furnaces. Regenerative hot-blast stove for
Blasting-harrel
Blasting device
Blasting rock. Method of and tool for
Bleaching cotton fabrics
Bleaching-keir
Bleaching. Process of and apparatus for
Bleaching raw cotton '.
Bleaching solution
Bleaoliing vegetable tissues
Blind
Blind and iiwning. Window
Blind attachment. "Window-
Blind. House-
Blind or shutter. Window
Blind-slat adiuster .'
Blind-slat lock and operator
Blind-slat operator
Blind-slat-tenoning machine
Bliud-slats. Device for wiring
Blind-stiles. Wiring
Blind-stop
Blind. Window-
Blind. Window-
Blind. Window-
Block:
See Brake-block.
Building-block.
Chopping-block.
Die-block.
Differential block.
Game or toy block.
Hitchlng-biock.
Paper-cutter block.
Blocks, stones, &c. Making artificial
Blotter
Blotter
Blolter
Blotter
Blotter. Ink-
Blotting-pad
Blot ting-pad
Blotting-pad and ruler
Blotting thimble or pad
Blower. Air-
Paving-block.
Pillow-block.
Pulley-block.
Saw-mill head-block.
Snatch-block.
Stereotype-block.
Toy building-block.
Veidicle head-block.
Blower and heat-regulator
Blower.
Blower.
Fan-.
Fan-
Blower. Fan-
Blower for fire-places and stoves. Adjustable .
Blower. Furnace-
Blower. Hand-
Blower. Rotary
Blower. Rotary
Blower wheel. Fan-
Blowers. Driving mechanism for fan-
Blowers. Driving mechanism for fan-
Blowing apparatus
Blowing-engine
Billing. Laundry-
Bluing-paper
Board :
See Blackboard.
Bosom-board.
Cigar -maker's board.
Cutting-board.
D ra wing-board.
Game-board.
Ironing-board.
Boards. Machine for matching .
Boat :
See Canal-boat.
Dumping-boat.
Ferry-boat.
Boat .
Lap-board.
Sign-board.
Sleeve-board.
Telephonic switch-board.
Vehicle dash-hoard.
Wash-board.
Row-boat.
Submarine boat.
Toy boat.
Boat-detaching apparatus.
Boat-detaching apparatus
Boat-detaching apparatus.
Boat- wheel-
Boats. Construction of. .
Boats. Construction of..
Boats from celluloid, &c.
Boats. Sliding seat for . .
Bobbin
Bobbin. Sheet-metal
Bobbin-truck
Kame.
J. P. Bennett ,
J. M. Hartman ,
B. Ford and J. Moncur
G. A. Ingram
W. R. Rightor
J. L. L. Knox
J. A. Engeler
C. L. Jackson and J. Westley
J. B. Thompson
J. C. Vanlohe ,
A . McKay
J. A. Southmayd
G. W.Morstatt
E. Lee :.
A. J. Avery
H. B. Davis
M. B. Bristol and 0. A. Page. .
R. M. Martin
I. Van Kersen
W. H. Keeran
S.C. Ellis
G. W. Soul6
S. Van Auken
T. Massey
H. Brotherton
A.H.Hill
J. Williams
L. Rosenthal
J. F. Adams
A. H. Frederick .
N. O. Pyles
A N. Sill
L.S.Smith
C. .J. Bailey
E. A. Scribner. . .
J. Weis
A. B. Bromwell..
J.L.Noll
N. Ponlson
F. C. Anderton . .
M. C. Huyett..-.
J. E. Studley....
F. S. Bissell
P. Richards
G. Cumming
R. E. Harris
J. L. Newman . . .
W. D. Smith
J. R. Rowlands . .
J. R. Rowlands-.
J. M. Blackman .
P. L. Weimer
C. Franke
G. A. Conant
B. S. Atwood .
No.
303,206
292,305
294,314
306,430
291,006
304.088
302.138
293,376
297,319
.309.970
303,065
291,924
294,324
306,994
296,144
309,024
301,453
297,204
298,860
300,314
291,546
294,098
297,145
298,170
294,233
291,254
298,505
303,250
295,625
308,378
296,235
309,892
299,716
298,124
300,421
308,462
303,878
309,799
299,098
303,375
297,310
294,569
293,084
301,967
297.392
298,492
295,449
293,360
300,283
305,885
309,904
303,144
302,544
307,739
Manufacture of . .
N. C. Jessup 291,909
M. Bourke 301,.556
H. Bruns 300,566
A. D. Post 300,126
J. F. Cunningham 303,819
F. B-iTnes | 293,714
T. H. Morgan ' 304,745
C. P. Pitman and H. Allaire 291 ,533
J. C. Garrood [ 294,029
B. F. Landis 305,935
E. Maertens 306,028
W. E. Sharpies 295,441
Date.
Aug. 5
Jan. 22
Feb. 26
Mar. 25
Oct. 14
Jan. 8
Aug. 26
July 15
Feli. 12
Apr. 22
Dec. 30
Aug. 5
Jan. 15
Feb. 26
Oct. 21
Apr. 1
Dec. 9
July 1
Apr. 22
May 20
June 10
Jan. 8
Feb. 20
Apr. 22
May 6
Feb. 26
Jan. 1
Monthly
volume'.
May 13
Aug. 12
Mar. 25
Nov. 25
Apr. 1
Dec. 30
June 3
May 6
June 17
Nov. 25
Aug. 19
Dec. 23
May 27
Aug. 12
Apr. 22
Mar. 4
Feb. 5
July 15
Apr. 22
May 13
Mar. 18
Feb. 12
June 10
Sept. 30
Dec. 30
Aug. 5
July 29
Nov. 11
Jan. 15
July 8
Jtine 17
June 10
Aug. 19
Feb. 19
Sept. 9
Jan. 8
Feb. 26
Sept. 30
Oct. 14
Mar. 18
404
1623
1988
1.547
519
754
1549
1350
789
1794
1842
231
1152
2001
1240
299
610
481
1661
1130
1048
670
1709
1578
263
1887
295
690
467
1634
1255
420
1749
291
200
1193
1365
1258
1623
1432
620
1785
286
378
1143
1891
675
1393
765
1009
2090
1764
328
1898
424
1129
618
1367
792
1184
1198
600
656
1604
2152
773
1382
C109
\ 110
454
C543
).544
429
140
212
373
211
321
548
332
86
160
129
452
318
284
190
470
434
68
516
83
127
453
342
118
472
72
53
326
373
348
C440
H41
410
170
f 484
J 485
78
103
315
514
190
386
204
272
580
C476
) 477
f 118
J 119
315
171
377
213
.326
332
164
186
446
597
204
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757
263
586
354
1081
497
222
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250
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819
89
330
754
1124
127
764
315
576
794
53
665
547
1143
632
80
1064
975
,565
1159
654
699
1023
823
574
353
877
511
224
373
662
1095
581
1117
1229
1067
516
374
456
218
119
1192
1079
685
668
936
124
748
28 I 1240
29 I 149
26 I 1093
384
mDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphahetical list of inventions — Continued,
Invention.
Bobbin-'winder
Bobbin- winder
Bobbin- winding machine. Conical presser for
Body-protector
Boiler:
See Apricultnral boiler. Magazine-boiler.
Cofifee-boiler. Mash-boiler.
Cornish boilor. Pulp-boiler.
IFnmace-boiler. Kange-boiler.
Locomotive-boiler. Sectional boiler.
Locomotive or steam- Steam-boiler,
boat boiler. Tubular boiler.
Low-pressure boiler. "Water-tube boiler.
Boiler
Boiler
Boiler attachment. Kange-
Boiler-cleaners. Skimmer for
Boiler-explosions. Preventing
Boiler, fire-regulator, and alarm. Combined
Boiler for heating buildings
Boiler for heating purposes
Boiler-front
Boiler-furnace
Boiler-furnace
Boiler-furnace
Boiler-fnrnace
Boiler-furnace
Boiler-furnace
P.oiler-fumaco
Boiler furnace. Steam-
Boiler furnace. Steam-
Boiler furnace. Steam-
Boiler furnace. Steam-
BoUer furnace. Steam- J
Boiler furnace. Steam-
Boiler furnace. Steam-
Boiler furnace. Steam-
Boiler heatin s apparatus
Boiler-indicator '. . . .
Boiler or other furnace. Steam-
Boiler or vessel employed in the treatment of fibrous
materials for the manufacture of paper-pulp and for
other purposes.
BoUer-scraper
Boiler-setting
Boiler-support
Boiler-tube cleaner
Boiler use. Purifying water for
Boiler-water purifier
Boilers. Cut-off for kitchen-
Boilers. Hand-hole seat for
Boilers. Safety device for hot- water
Boiling sap or cane-juice. Apparatus for
Bolster-plates. Die for making
Bolt:
See Flour-bolt. Shutter-bolt.
King-bolt. Spring-bolt.
Lock-bolt. Trunk-tray bolt.
Safety-bolt.
Bolt
Bolt
Bolt and rivet clipper
Bolt-cutter
Bolt-cutter
Bolt-drawing machine
Bolt-dresser
Bolt-heading machine
Bolt-headin g machine
Eolt-heada and nuts. Machine for finishing
Bolt-holder .-
Bolt-holding device
Bolt or rivet machine
Bolt-threading device
Bolt-threading machine
Bolts. Machine for making eye-
Bolts. Manufacture of
Bolting apparatus
Bolting apparatus
Bolting-chest
Bolting-chests. Cut-off for
Bolting-che.sts. Cut-offfor
Bolting-cloth, iic. Applying binding to the edges of.
Bolting-cloth. Device for stretching
Bolting-cloth. Device for tightening
Bolting-machine. Centrifugal
Bolting meal, &c. Machine for
l^ame.
G. "W. Clapp.
E. Parkinson
A. F. Eobb . .
"W. Gray
J. Dahmer
A. E. Dalley
G. M. Anson
E. "W. Vanduzen.
G.E.Hall
C. S. Lockwood..
"W. H. Byram....
H. Burt
I^. "W. Pratt
A. Backus, J"r
A. Backus, .Tr
A. Backus, Jr
Z. B. Church
J.J.Hall
T. E.Jones
"W. Lowe
P. Johnson
I. L. Merrell
F. S. Savage
B. Sloper. (Reissue)
J. B. Smith, C. A. Presler, and E. ;
Fox. :
D. M. Swain
B. Topmiller
G. T. Woods
"W. TSi. Page
L. H. Cunuuiugs
E. H. Eees
L S. McDougaU
J. H. Beare
"W. T. Hildmp, Jr.
J. C. Haag
H. H. Benedict....
C. B. Dudley
G. M. Brauninger .
J. E.Boyle
N". W. Pratt and C. P. Higgins.
"W. A. Tracy
0. H. Jones
H. James
A. Com
C. E. Hart
J. W. Stokes ...
C. T!^. Levalley .
J. E. Eowlands.
H. E. Coy
H. Egeberg
J. Bruderer
C. S. Seaton
H. Eeynolds
M. Hatfield
"W. S. Dawson
J. Morgan
W. F. Walker
J. Bruderer and 0. C. Burdict .
L. J. M. Mortenson .
H.E. Coy
O. M. Morse
C. J. Shuttleworth and 0. M. Morse.
L. B. Kohnle and "W. B. Hamilton. .
J.Todd
J. Todd
5. O. Brigham
G. T. Smith
C. A.Smith
W. E. Gorton
6. and A. Eaymond
No.
298,554
299,845
307,144
295,543
300,578
294.448
307,516
308.644
303,841
291,064
304,609
309,436
306,861
293,933
.301. 3-24
307,3:3
308,652
294,998
292.7.S1
304,332
293,654
294.654
306,646
10,538
294,924
310.153
303.196
299,894
309,. 311
303,365
302,940
298,602
295.854
298,380
294.871
308.822
291.168
294,754
305,504
305,633
303,765
297,810
298,586
305,294
307,545
303,067
308,267
307.229
303,363
305,379
292,534
296,073
300,641
300,968
291,037
293,348
299,299
Date.
May 13
June 3
Oct. 28
Mar. 25
June 17
Mar. 4
Xov. 4
Dec. 2
Aug. 19
.Tan. 1
Sept. 2
Dec. 16
Oct. 21
Feb. 19
July 1
Oct. 28
Dec. 2
Mar. 11
Jan. 29
Sept. 2
Feb. 19
Mar. 4
Oct. 14
Dec. 2
Mar. 11
Dec. 30
Aug. 5
June 3
Dec, Ifi
Aug. 12
Aug. 5
Mav 13
Mar. 25
May 13
Mar, 11
Dec. 2
Jan. 1
Mar. 11
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Aug. 19
Apr. 29
May 13
Sept. 16
Nov. 4
Aug. 5
Nov. 18
Oct. 28
Aug. 12
Sept. 16
Jan. 29
Apr. 1
June 17
June 24
.Tan. 1
Feb. 12
May 27
306,317 Oct. 7
291.387 Jan. 1
305,898 Sept. 30
304,223 Aug. 26
304,139 I
295,561 !
303.763 '
303,764
307,091
309.498
309,497
302.480
303.665
Aug. 26
Mar. 25
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Oct. 28
Dee. 16
Dec. 16
July 22
Aug. 19
Monthly
volume.
02
742
429
1481
1526
1381
139
130
80
1219
58
430
1148
1079
1489
323
1782
92
810
2226
58
1110
388
797
395
711
2075
392
482
999
609
78
801
1923
548
653
330
193
502
1597
1751
1120
2436
783
1317
175
236
1104
1580
607
1420
1929
215
1468
1882
26
748
1679
377
463
2106
1727
1612
1553
1119
1120
1399
1224
1223
1804
998
209
111
394
421
381
36
35
21
335
17
119
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C285
^286
410
89
479
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224
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19
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108
210
104
C198
J 199
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106
127
264
168
24
225
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) 532
150
182
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) 442
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307
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220
362
48
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300
422
167
393
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C440
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930
218
718
61
352
715
976
427
827
6.52
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959
1126
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1014
900
572
469
1196
638
948
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682
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
385
Invention.
Kame.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
M
Official
Gazette.
9^^
Bnl tin g-reel
Boltin<r-reel
Boltins-reel
Boltine-reel. Centri fufr.al
Bolting-reel. Centrifugal
Bnlfing-reel frame
Bond. Coupon-bearin<r
Bone-black. Apparatus for revivifying
Bone-black. Cleansing or revivifying ,
Bone-black drier
Bone-black kiln
Bone-black kiln
Bone-black kiln
Bones, pbospbatic residues, &c. Apparatus for the
treatment of
Bonnet
Book
Book and file case
Book and index. Combined
Book and pad. Memor.nndnm-
Book and vrrapper or cover for the same. Indestruct-
ible account
Book att.ichment
Book. Blank-
Book. Blank-
Book-carrier
Book-case
Book-ca.se
Bookcase.
Book-case
Book-case
Book case or stand. Revolving
Book-case. Revolvins
Book-clasp. Extensible
Book. Copy-
Book-corner. Protective
Book-cover
Book-cover
Book cover. Copy-
Book-cover. Detachable
Book-cover protector
Book-covers. Paper back for
Book for holding postage and other stamps
Book-holder
Book holder and rest
Book-keeper's chair or stool
Book-leaf h older
Book-leaf protector
Book-mark
Book-mark and pencil-holder
Book. Mem orandnm-
Book. Pocket memorandum-
Book-rack
Book-rest. Eevolving
Book. Sales-
Book. Sales-
Book-stand. Revolving
Book-support
Book-support
Book-support. Adjustable
Book-support and arm-rest
Books and papers. Machine for trimming
Books, &c. Cover for
Books. Device for holding open the leaves of
Books for binding. Preventing errors in assembling
signatnres of
Books. Frame for preserving the edges of copy-
Books. Receipt, check, draft, and similar .'
Books with wire staples. Machine for stitching
Books. "Wood liinding for
Boom and gaff for vessels
Boot
Boot
Boot ,
Boot
Boot
Boot and shoe bottoms. Bleach and stain brushing )
machine for j
Boot and shoe box
Boot and .shoe cleaner
Boot and shoe cleaning implement
Boot and shoe counters. Machine for bending
Boot and shoe counters. Machine for shaping
Boot and shoe counters. Machine for shaping
Boot and shoe crimping apparatus
Boot and shoe edge-plane
Boot and shoe exhibitor
Boot and shoe fastening
Boot and shoe heel
Boot and shoe heel and sole edges. Burnishing-wax
for use in finishing
Boot and shoe heel blanks. Machine for concaving..
25 PAT
D. Schindler
C.N. Smith
•T. Warrington
S. Hughes ,
A. H. .Spaulding . .
W. E. Gorton
J. I/. Carter ,
E. P. Eastwick-...
P. R. Gray
E. P. Eastwick....
E. P. Eastwick ....
F. O. Matthiessen
F. 0. Matthiessen .
C. W. Flodquist...
D. Sheplie
\V. "W. Brewer. .
J. Baker
J. S. McDonald.
S. -T. Silberman .
G. T. Jones
E. L. Tewell
J. P. McCandless
J. W. Nagle and T. Chalifoux . .
P. N. Breton
H. S. Hale
A. .T. .Tudire and T. F. Farrelly .
P. E. Mcintosh
W. A. Smith
C. T. Ward
•T. Danner
"W. C. Seldomridge
J. Miinch
E. P. Conner
J. H. Weaver
.1. A. Crane
E. S.Getchell...
J. H. Moss
.T. Gordon
H. T. Birchard and A. L. Titus
J. A. Crane
A.W.Cooke
-T. A . Wintei-mute
E. V. Parker
G. B. Edwards
A. S.Flint
•T. Akins
B. F. Paine
E. T. Covell
M. Vern on
H. T.Whipple
J. Swartz
S. Robin
C. A. Piiikham
C. A. Pinkham
D. D. Bowman
J. W. Dupin and T. D. Morris..
E. AV. Thompson
W. 0. .Tohnson
C. L. Crear
G. L. Cady
S. Tan Campen
G. D. B. Small
D. M. Smyth ,
H. T. Brunet and .T. C. Devfeze .
W, M. Brinkerhoff
E. Preusse
J. D. Mets
E. Bangs ..'
A. Beltz
J. C. Hero
W. Irvin
G. Valiant
M. J. Wood and W. H. Bond ...
J. P. White and D. Harrington.
E.T.Cook
C. W. Harris
A. M. Carlsen
R. Glover
L.Cot6
J. ('.. Hearan
H. R. Adams . . .
E. F. White
A. Rapp
F. Cha.'e
G. DeClyne
J. F. Thompson
309,102
:i(in.744
309,176
.•!08.fil3
295,4.53
304,682
300,5ti9
293,430
.309,2-22
30P,475
308,476
303.378
303.379
301,708
299.024
309.100
293,701
30.5.7.55
204,920
307,052
30H.
295,
307.
295.
300.
303.
296,
293,
299.
293,
294,
297,
30S,
308,
209,
295,
304,
301,
307,
299,
306
302.
294,
307,
309,
295
302,
292.
303,
308,
2''8,
296,
304.
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300.
301,
305.
308,
306,
301.
307.
294.
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942
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226
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291
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602
151
,337
431
141
718
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845
981
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304
498
850
777
141
768
412
346
295
039
356
126
127
203
345
863
499
224
335
883
087
318
W. T. Ober.
306,715
296,122
298,117
301 255
298 545
299, .509
310,0.55
291,516
298,636
291,658
300,819
302,469
303.845
296.674
292,646
305,427
302,656
291,017
304.055
299,678
293,145
306,905
305,981
2.98,113
Dec. 9
Dec. 23
Dec. 9
Dec. 2
Mar. 18
Sept. 2
•Tune 17
Feb. 12
Dec. 16
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
July 8
May 20
Dec. 16
Feb. 19
Sept. 30
Mar. 11
Oct. 21
Dec. 9
Mar. 18
Nov. 4
Mar. 18
June 17
Aug. 12
Apr. 15
Feb. 5
June 3
Feb. 5
Feb. 26
Apr. 22
Nov. 18
Dec. 2
June 3
Apr. 1
Sept. 9
July 15
Oct. 21
June 3
Oct. 14
July 22
Mar. 4
Nov. 11
Dec. 23
Mar. 18
July 29
Jan. 22
Aug. 12
Nov. 18
May 6
Apr. 8
Aug. 26
Aug. 26
June 10
July 1
Sept. 30
Nov. 25
Oct. 7
July 1
Nov. 11
Feb. 26
Dec. 16
Oct. 21
Apr. 1
May 6
July 1
May 13
Juiie 3
Dec. 30
Jan. 8
May 13
Jan. 8
June 24
July 22
Aug. 19
Apr. 8
Jan. 29
Sept. 23
July 29
Jan. 1
Aug. 26
June 3
Feb. 5
Oct. 21
Sept. 30
May 6
704
1552
803
35
1395
510
1371
857
871
1379
1381
623
624
810
1334
830
1176
1923
707
1332
493
1175
94
1121
1115
514
1098
399
132
477
2016
1938
936
184
507
131
725
1162
1260
506
837
1572
200
577
1.599
1011
2182
1762
.584
1136
99
588
1596
1597
907
346
2057
1414
259
335
619
1695
1009
890
275
191
231
731
8
1950
634
842
824
1704
1789
1225
985
2076
1476
2052
2
1499
249
470
1137
2204
186
190
421
213
10
387
141
378
232
231
377
378
171
171
223
380
219
328
535
197
355
130
325
24
310
303
141
309
109
32
128
553
.529
256
48
134
38
199
322
336
134
221
432
56
158
434
279
600
490
160
309
26
163
436
436
243
95
570
387
70
92
170
466
266
236
78
50,51
62
207
3
523
179
235
231
C465
\4m
490
336
276
577
f 408
H09
563
1
413
61
126
302
29
29
29
29
26
28
27
26
29
29
29
28
28
28
27
29
26
28
26
29
29
26
29
26
27
28
27
26
27
26
26
27
29
29
27
27
28
28
29
27
29
28
26
29
29
26
28
26
28
29
27
27
28
28
27
28
28
29
29
28
29
26
29
29
27
27
28
27
27
29
26
27
26
127
28
28
27
26
J 28
28
26
28
27
26
29
28
49 27
840
1010
8.58
705
1095
913
1193
598
879
657
657
575
575
156
794
871
664
1197
958
265
795
1052
388
1042
1147
555
223
514
944
525
818
382
563
732
1018
27
960
227
252
1018
161
308
863
483
1018
1023
423
339
568
601
546
117
766
766
1099
65
1223
664
48
63
493
762
902
181
54
563
45
674
922
1103
120
693
154
1257
349
692
196
400
1110
400
3
748
967
524
229
1250
562
386
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
heel bxiTnishlng machine
heel filing machine
heel shaping and burnishing machines,
ice for
last -
last
lasting device
lasting-jack
seam
sole or heel plate
sole. Eubher
sole shaping machine
soles. Belt-support for machines for
soles. Compound for preserving
Boot and shoe
Boot and shoe
Boot and shoe
Jaoking dev
Boot and shoe
Boot and shoe
Boot and shoe
Boot and shoe
Boot and shoe
Boot and shoe
Boot and shoe
Boot and shoe
Boot and shoe
buffing
Boot and shoe
Boot and shoe soles. Machine for leveling
Boot and shoe stamping-machine
Boot and shoe uppers. Apparatus for operating up-
on
Boot and shoe uppers. Cutting
Boot and shoe uppers. Device for expanding
Boot and shoe uppers for lasting. Preparing
Boot and shoe uppers. Machine for molding
Boot and shoe uppers. Mold for molding ,
Boot-cleaner
Boot-cleaner
Boot-crimp
Boot-jack
Boot-jack
Boot or glove fastener
Boot or shoe
Boot or shoe
Boot or shoe
Boot or shoe
Boot or shoe
Boot or -shoe
Boot or shoe
Boot or shoe
Boot or shoe
Boot or shoe
shoe
shoe
shoe
shoe
shoe
shoe
shoe
shoe
shoe bottom
shoe burnishing machine
shoe coasting-guard
shoe crimping machine . .
shoe crimping machine. . .
shoe crimping machine - . .
shoe heel plate -
shoe heel. Rubber
shoe heel stiff ener
Boot or
Boot or
Boot or
Boot or
Boot or
Boot or
Boot or
Boot or
Boot or
Boot or
Boot or
Boot or
Boot or
Boot or
Boot or
Boot or
Boot or
Boot or shoe heel stiffeners. Machine for cutting. . .
Boot or shoe heel support
Boot or shoe heel trimming tool
Boot or shoe heels. Knife for shaving or trimming .
Boot or shoe heels. Machine for compressing
Boot or shoe inner sole
Boot or shoe insole
Boot or shoe lasting machine
Boot or shoe polishing machine
Boot or shoe. Rubber
Boot or shoe. Rubber
Boot or shoe. Rubber
Boot or shoe. Rubber
Boot or shoe sole
Boot or shoe sole
Boot or shoe sole protecting plate - ;
Boot or shoe sole trimming device
Boot or shoe soles. Air-cushion for
Boot or shoe soles.
Boot or shoe soles.
Boot or shoe soles.
Boot or shoe soles,
the edges of
Beating-nut machine for
Belting for buffing
Machine for burnishing
Machine for setting or molding )
Boot or shoe stiffeners. Machine for molding.
Boot or shoe stiffeners. Molding
Boot or shoe stitching-jack.
Boot or shoe toe-cap -
Boot or shoe upper
Boot or shoe upper
Name.
No.
G.F. Cass
H. C. and J. N. Tower.
S. A. Lentz
W.Pond
B. L. Sprague
"W. Rogers
F. Chase
G. Valiant
J. M. Bexter
H. A. Wattson
M. V. Bresnahan
G. H. P. Flagg and J. W. Maloy. .
M. SohUtz
S.D. Tripp
C. M. Bolles and M. B. Byron
H. R. Adams
W. P. Hobson and H. A. Bagley. . .
C. L. Higgins
W. C.Cross
G. H.Clark
G. H.Clark
J. C. Kupferle and J. "W. Dowlcr . .
,r. Wolf
P.M. Bratton
T. M. Carpenter
J. Reining
G. Valiant
G. C. Buch
G. C. Buch
G. C. Buch .-■.
H. P. Crawford
P. M. Hoyt
T. J. Lvnch
H. T.Marshall
C. W. Monson
L. P. Norman
Xi. F. Norman
P. Packard
H. B. Randall
G. Rollhaus
P. P. Simonds
E. L. Sprague
A. Van "Wagenen
W. H. "Wetmore
A. J. Wilbur
C. P. Glanville
C. H. Helms
W. Lawrence
J. W. D. Pifield and W. H. Holt. . . .
S. W. Jamison
T. T. Marshall
S. D. Mehew
W. South wick
G. A. Pullerton
G. P. Moore
P. D. Taylor
J. C. Wetmore
J. H. Reed and D. S. Gordon .
J. H. Parker
A. G. Gardner
T. Bolton
H. P. Aldrich
A. A. Sparks
J. N. V. Sweet
C. S. Upton
I. P. Williams
T. P. Williams
L. B. Moore
A. J. Molt
J. Borrett
J.WeLsh
G. P. Butterficld
J. W. Rogers
G. A. Pullerton
Z. Beaudry
E. B. Kelsey
N. J. Simonds
N. J. Simonds ,
J. P. Ames
P. H. Kennedy .
G. H. Clark
W. P. Hobson . .
300, 94n
SlO.Oftfi
303,377
;J94,14C
306,654
■294,276
293,146
298,637
300.854
292.711
300,039
299,123
292,956
296,486
296,513
291,016
293,964
291,188
309,440
304,502
293,631
297,135
294,834
298.167
307,014
304,956
310,098
291,490
298,346
304,167
306.586
308.074
307,0,59
298,. 599
294,253
299,840
300,001
297.1.56
293.3.54
293,359
306.6.50
306.6.55
30.5, 120
297,207
310.159
298.844
302,335
297,422
304.517
303,018
295,187
297,150
301.638
299,125
304,844
303.682
303,086
306,958
300,280
301,226
298,278
303,604
30.5.856
30.5,407
304.050
294.173
294.174
305,834
298,610
299,455
302.302
302.190
294,.506
305,068
310,117
299,145
302,948
292,514
291,661
295.877
302,238
306,751
Date.
Monthly
volume.
•Tune 24
Dec. 30
Aug. 12
Peb. 26
Oct. 14
Feb. 26
Peb. 5
May 13
June 24
Jan. 29
June 10
May 27
Feb. 5
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Jan. 1
Feb. 19
Jan. 1
Dec. 16
Sept. 2
Feb. 19
Apr. 22
Mar. 11
May 6
Oct. 21
Sept. 9
Dec. 30
.Tan. 8
May 13
Aug. 26
Oct. 14
Nov. 18
Oct. 21
May 13
Feb. 26
•Tune 3
June 10
Apr. 22
Fob. 12
Feb. 12
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
Sept. 16
Apr. 22
Dec. 30
May 20
.Tuly 22
Apr. 22
Sept. 2
Aug. 5
Mar. 18
Apr. 22
.Tuly 8
Ma.y 27
Sept. 9
Aug. 19
Aug. 5
Oct. 21
June 10
July 1
Ma.y 6
Aug. 19
Sept. 30
Sept. 16
Aug. 26
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Sept. 30
May 13
May 27
July 22
July 15
Mar. 4
Sept. 16
Dec. 30
May 27
Aug. 5
Jan. 29
.Tan. 8
Mar. 25
July 22
Oct. 21
a
m
1857
2008
621
1777
808
1937
471
841
1749
21.58
679
1467
222
747
783
1
1.530
220
1152
285
1085
1.565
605
259
1280
878
2010
599
510
1655
719
8.55
1339
799
1910
424
627
1.589
757
764
804
810
1082
1663
2081
1110
1616
1928
302
176
1069
1583
731
1470
723
1018
260
1202
1004
192
415
919
2050
1444
1493
1818
1819
2026
811
1868
1569
1425
209
1016
2035
1492
1902
827
19.57
1482
934
509
539
170
487
214
531
126
235
477
601
184
421
C206
)207
216
1
421
61
311
79,80
301
431
167
67
342
238
.540
169
139
4.52
189
2.33
358
224
.524
no
170
171
437
202
203
213
214
295
452
558
311
444
526
84,85
49
294
435
201
422
(198
) 199
279
72
320
(271
)272
51
111
251
568
401
411
496
496
561
228
537
432
396
.59
278
.545
(428
H29
26.27
r.530
J 531
^532
1 .5.33
232
542
410
248
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Gazette.
1287
1114
575
775
156
803
.524
693
1266
414
1058
830
483
148
155
3
726
39
930
869
647
313
939
575
255
989
1114
114
631
776
139
547
266
685
798
1002
1050
27
317
26
580
26
.581
29
155
29
156
28
1033
27
330
29
1127
27
750
28
315
27
380
28
872
28
488
26
1033
27
316
2S
141
27
830
28
959
28
653
28
503
29
242
27
1117
28
38
27
605
28
637
28
1222
28
1097
28
747
26
781
26
781
28
1217
27
687
27
904
28
308
28
276
26
865
28
1020
29
1118
27
834
28
471
371
1.55
1202
292
189
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphahetical list of inventiana — Continued.
387
Invention.
Boot or slioe iijipers. Clamp for covers of
Boot or shoe uppers. Machine for pebbling or em-
bossins
Boot. Quarter-
Boot. Rubber
Boot. Rubber
Boot. Rubber
Boot. Rubber
Boot. Rubber
Boot. Rubber
Boot-strap
Boot-straps. Machine for covering webbing for
Boot-stretcher
Boot- tree
Boot-tree
Boot. 'Wooden-soli'd
Boots and shoes. Device for stretching
Boots and shoes. Exhibiting
Boots and shoes. Instep-holder for lasting
Boots and shoes. Lasting
Boots and shoes. Machine tor uniting the soles and
ui)pers of
Boots and shoes. Making
Boots and shoes. Making seamless felted -wool
Boots and shoes. Mauufactare of
Boots and shoes. Manufacture of
Boots and shoes. Manul'acture of india-rubber
Boots and shoes. Outer sole for
Boots and shoes. Seat-beater for
Boots and shoes. Toe-tip-indicating apparatus for .
Boots. Last or former for rubber
Boots. Machine for making felt
Boots or shoes. Last or holder for lasting ,
Boots or shoes. Machine for cleaning and black-
ing
Boots or shoes. Machine for forming felt
Boots or shoes. Machine for forming rubber soles
for
Boots or sboes. Machine for uniting the uppers and
soles of
Boots or shoes. Manufacture of
Boots or shoes. Manufacture of
Boots or shoes. Manufacture of
Boots or shoes. Manufacture of rubber
Boots or shoes. Seam-protector for moccasin
Boots or shoes. Spring-heel for
Boots or shoes. Tacking-machlne for lasting
Boot s or shoes. "Wearing-plate for rubber
Boots. Securing heels to rubber
Boots, shoes, &c. Forming felt ,
Boots, shoes, &c. Machine for forming felt
Boots, shoes, &c. Machine for manufacturing felt. .
Boots, shoes, and stockings. Machine for making
felt
Boots, shoes, leggins, &c. Method of and device for
making felt
Borer. Hand-
Boring and slotting machine. Metal
Boring-gage
Boring-machine
Boring-machine -
Boring-machine
Boring-maehine
Boring machine. Wood-
Boring square holes. Tool for
Boring-tool
Boring-tool ,
Boring-tool or detent-terrier for oil-vrells, &c
Bosom-board
Bosom-board
Bosom-board
Bosom-boards. Neckband-shaping device for
Bottle
Bottle
Bottle
Bottle
Bottle
Bottle
Bottle and attachment to prevent its being refilled . .
Bottle and jar stopper
Bottle and .iar stopper
Bottle and jar stopper
Bottle and jar stopper
Bottle and stopper
Bottle cap. Mustard-
Bottle-capper
Bottle-capping machine ,
0. Phillips . . .
J. H. Parker.
T. Golden
J. Banigan
A. 0. Bourn
F.FU-nn
M. W. Whitney..
J. F. Williams....
J. J. Williamson .
C. B.Lamb
G. F. NeweU.
T. W. Mvers
J. H. BuVbank...
J. W. D. Fili.ld .
S. McCullough...
H. Glines
C. L. Higgins
J. U. Parker
W. C. Cross
F. Chase
D. Sherwood
A. A. Hawlcy and H. Hyson .
L. F. Noi-man
E. L. Sprague
J. C. Bickford
A . A. Brooks
G. Wunderlich
H. D. Smith
D. McNamee
L.Ruel....
J. W. D. Fifield .
J. Hargrave
i). F. Messer .
W. Cable
S. W. Robinson.
A. A. Brown.
G. W. Day...
W. Norton ..
E. Stout
E. A. Buck..
G. E. Swan
E. Woodward, R. Aslio, and E. F.
Grandy.
F. Richardson
A. V. H. Carlisle
D. F. Messer
A. A. Hawley and D. F. Messer . . .
L. Ruel
J. Brandy
A. A. Hawley .
W. E. Clough
.1. Richards
T.J. Bush
W. E. Clough
G. A. Jackson
H. M. Perrv
Z. C. Phillips
H. D. Heiser
M. Roth.srhild
G. W. Baker
L. R. Faught
A. Fauck
J. A . Cnpler
L. Levi and M. H. EUenbogen .
S.Maxim
D. G. Iforris, 2d
H. A.Chalvin
G. W. Clark
F. E. Heinig and F. Stitzcl
L. S. Eoyt
C. M. Lothrop
T. L. Seymour
J.E.Watson
M. Campbell
W. W. Guptill
E. P. Hand
N. Thompson
J. Story
F.Wolff
C. M.av
W. Rodlich
307,588
292,572
310,0J4
298.. 5-1 6
2%, 119
303.220
299,8110
296.2()4
296,495
291,746
307,674
I Monthly
volume.
Date.
309,154
293,945
299.971
299.994
293,448
291,729
291,077
306.. 5^-9
293,147
306,182
.306.747
292.503
291,796
308,736
296.519
304,482
296,885
303,940
308,282
296,154
297,390
293.766
303,804
297,718
300,205
291.992
302,930
295.062
307,744
301,534
296,715
308,989
.301.670
297.280
304,726
308,929
308,743
306,748
295,523
299,496
293.144
295.524
307.550
307,080
296 053
301.984
2117,013
293,397
302,831
299 632
307,102
307,557
296,424
295,130
308,950
307,630
293,460
302,565
302,268
297.174
305.988
303,558
304,312
303,727
295,306
291,638
294,835
298.872
309,358
Nov. 4
Jan. 29
Dec. 30
May 13
Apr. 1
Aug. 5
June 3
Apr. 1
Apr. 8
Jan. 8
Nov. 4
Dec. 9
Feb. 19
June 10
June 10
Feb. 12
Jan. 8
Jan. 1
Oct. 14
Feb. 5
Oct. 7
Oct. 21
Jan. 29
•Tan. 8
Dec. 2
Apr. 8
Sept. 2
Apr. 15
Aug. 19
Nov. 18
Apr. 1
Apr. 22
Feb. 19
Aug. 19
Apr. 29
June 10
Jan. 15
Aug. 5
Mar. 11
Nov. 11
July 8
Apr. 8
Dec. 9
July 8
Apr. 22
Sept. 9
Dec. 9
Dec.
Oct. 21
Mar. 25
May 27
Feb. 5
Mar. 25
Nov. 4
Nov. 4
Apr. 1
July 15
Apr. 15
Feb. 12
July 29
June 3
Oct. 28
Nov. 4
Apr. 8
Mar. 11
Dec. 9
Nov. 4
Feb. 12
July 29
July 22
Apr. 22
Sept. 30
Aug. 12
Sept. 2
Aug. 19
Mar. 18
Jan. 8
Mar. 11
May 20
Dec. 16
227
1982
1931
732
270
423
478
463
759
922
337
765
1506
587
619
876
903
75
722
473
202
930
1880
977
206
790
256
1246
1341
1122
309
1889
1268
1169
2330
909
1231
66
906
428
591
1029
563
766
1749
578
474
213
931
1499
1913
469
1500
180
346
193
1167
1402
822
2265
167
1423
187
671
987
505
231
890
1926
1520
1609
^16
843
34
1071
1224
797
606
1144
1058
64
553
519
207
77
115
125
130
209
258
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I 92
206
415
158
167
237
253
21
190
126
53
247
525
275
53
218
74
348
371
C.305
)306
89
513
351
321
634
244
343
20
248
120
(161
)162
289
147
210
475
158
(126
I in
56
247
414
551
125
414
50
93,94
56
322
387
221
621
42
381
52
185
271
133
75
241
528
421
442
615
231
11
293
341
223
167
321
282
Official
Gazette.
04
29
26
29
27
27
28
27
27
27
26
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29
26
27
27
26
26
26
29
26
29
29
26
26
29
27
28
27
28
1 29
27
27
26
28
27
27
26
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26
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27
29
28
27
28
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29
29
26
27
26
26
29
29
27
28
27
26
28
27
29
29
27
26
29
29
26
28
28
27
28
28
28
28
26
26
26
27
29
412
384
1100
674
53
5.34
1013
87
170
432
8.52
722
1042
1018
602
167
17
140
524
36
188
369
181
736
157
864
249
714
598
60
373
679
682
462
1099
237
468
991
457
114
205
809
148
346
931
793
738
188
1119
913
524
1119
403
434
40
228
278
592
436
951
287
405
132
1006
798
422
604
379
299
321
1253
616
822
664
1062
149
939
7.57
912
388
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Kame.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Bottle-carrying box
Bottle-cooler
Bottle-corking machine
Bottle. Dentifrice-
Bottle-filling apparatus
Bottle-filling device
Bottle-filling device
Bottle-filling machine
Bottle-filling machine
Bottle-filling machine. Siphon-
Bottle-filling machines. Sirup-gage for
Bottle for aerated and gaseoxxs beverages
Bottle for holding and applying blacking, &c
Bottle-holder
Bottle-holder. Portable
Bottle-holding clamp
Bottle. Ink-
Bottle lips and necks. Tool for forming
Bottle. Multichambered
Bottle-opener
Bottle packing-box
Bottle-register
Bottle. Siphon-
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper ,
Bottle-stopper ,
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper
Bottle-stopper ,
Bottle-stopper ,
Bottle stopper and fastener
Bottle-stopper attachment
Bottle-stopper cap
Bottle-stopper clamp ,
Bottle-stopper. Glass
Bottle-stopper. Internal
Bottle-stopper. Internal
Bottle-stopper lock
Bottle-stoppers. Manufacture of
Bottle-stoppers. Manufacture of vulcanized
Bottle-stopping device
Bottle-trap. Eemovable
Bottle-washer ,
Bottle-washer
Bottle- wrapper ,
Bottle- wrappers. Material for
Bottles. Attachment to prevent the refilling of
Bottles. Cutter for wires and cords of
Bottles for aerated or gaseou.s liquids. Stoppering . .
Bottles for containing aerated or gaseous liquids.
Stoppering
Bottles, jars, &c. Automatic stopper for
Bottles. Machine for wiring corks in
Bottles. Material for packing
Bottles. Material for packing
Bottling and ship]ping can. Combined
Bottling and sirupmg aerated beverages. Apparatus
for
Bottling beer, &c. Method of and apparatus for
Bottling-machine
Bottling-machine
Bottling-machine ,
T. Drummond
B. Truxall
T. R. Lowerre
E. R. Pettit
J. B. Metzger
P. J. Hogan
G. A. Kintz
W. Hafher and S. Geer
r. B. Thatcher and J. "W. Johnson
J. Matthews
H.Will
J. Vidie
J. Stevens
E. R. Richards
G. "Wilhelmi
J. B. "Wilson
I. E. Moore
J. B. Wilson
E. D. Newton
W. H. Hannan.
.T. 0. Schoenthaler
E. H. Kogers, Jr
H. L. Hanson and F. J. Johnston. .
A. E. Borden
E. Bums
G. and W. H. Chamberlin
G. and W. H. Chamberlin
G. D. Corey
J. D. Gotten
J. B. Crawford
M. I. Dougherty
H.C.Hart
J. Hunt
M. Joo
C. E. Kells, Jr
J. E. Keenan
M. B. Man waring
T. B. Moore •.
E. W.F. Natter
M. Rubin
M. Rubin
M. Rubin
S. P. M. Tasker
J. T. Walker
R. M. Williamson
A. H. Wirz
A. H. Wirz
A. H. Wirz
J. Hunt
C. H. Bennett
E. Sachs
I. B. Wollard
J. Story ■...
E. Bacher
H. Benson
J. D. Matti.son ;
J. M. Lewin
M. B. Manwaring and C. B. Street.
G. S. Norris
G. M. McCloskey
C. Miissel
A. Von Schade
J. M. Kovy and P. Henry
S. Friend
J.E.Watson
J. Bevins and A. Propst.
R. J. Sankey
R. J. Sankey
S. P. M. Tasker .
O. C. Carpenter. .
O. Long-
0. Long
C. E. Peaslee
J. McEwen and S. Spencer .
J.Hunt
J. C. Blair...
R. M. Bovee .
J. Matthews -
299,060
.•i08.217
297,943
306.9.50
304.219
295,009
308,364
309,455
305,353
305,094
309.427
307.244
.307,878
298,233
303.352
294,946
303,310
295,848
299,253
297,389
306,533
293,089
293,014
307,428
300,945
301,093
301.564
294,443
301,965
302,191
306.908
306,610
301.599
300,320
307.661
300,265
301.139
305,704
296,995
297.9.52
299,269
307,990
292,449
296,655
306,302
295,708
302.698
306,307
301,600
298.273
292,367
307.825
291.637
299,714
29.5,102
291.920
304,740
.309,072
293,269
294,489
309,401
299,185
296,705
308,352
305,870
295.721
297,298
294,156
294,415
295,735
300,323
301.250
298.023
292,565
Bottling-machines. Combinedventandsafety-valve I
for j
Bouquet and ticket holder. Combined
Bow
Bow-hook
Bowl. Eruit-
Bowl. Hanging water-
Bowl. Sugar-
Bowling-alley. Portable folding parlor.
J. Mathews
W. H. Hogan
W. H. Eox
J. Schlesinger
D. C. Ripley
E. W.Frost
H. McCarthy
W. E. Goodenough .
301.598
298,060
309,922
308,913
305,525
295,870
306,234
303,459
296,457
300,704
304,214
300,862
May 20
Nov. 18
Apr. 29
Oct. 21
Aug. 26
Mar. 11
Nov. 25
Dec. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Dec. 16
Oct. 28
Nov. 11
May 6
Aug. 12
Mar. 11
Aug. 12
Mar. 25
May 27
Apr. 22
Oct. 14
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Nov. 4
June 24
July 1
July 8
M.ar. 4
July 15
July 15
Oct. 21
Oct. 14
July 8
•Tune 10
Nov. 4
June 10
Jnlv 1
Sept. 23
Apr. 15
Apr. 29
May 27
Nov. 11
Jan. 22
Apr. 8
Oct. 7
Mar. 25
July 29
Oct. 7
July 8
May 6
Jan. 22
Nov. 11
Jan. 8
June 3
Mar. 11
Jan. 15
Sept. 9
Dec. 9
Feb. 12
Mar. 4
Dec. 16
May 27
Apr. 8
Nov. 25
Sept. 30
Mar. 25
Apr. 22
Feb. 26
Mar. i
Mar. 25
June 10
July 1
May 6
Jan. 29
July 8
May 6
Dec. 30
Dec. 9
Sept. 23
Mar. 25
Oct. 7
Aug. 12
Apr. 8
June 17
Aug. 26
June 24
1379
1043
2596
1194
1723
835
1236
1173
1389
1050
1136
1615
611
357
591
736
541
1916
1617
1888
644
382
290
13
1853
22
628
133
1141
1425
1139
752
676
1055
320
983
87
1834
1381
2606
1634
746
1811
963
353
1741
2106
358
677
406
1708
550
796
289
958
1147
595
663
648
192
1107
1538
1019
1219
2069
1755
1772
1792
98
1770
1059
225
80
1975
674
124
1785
454
1620
19.50
268
723
708
1.568
1717
1760
393
283
712
318
470
229
338
317
386
(286
\ 267
305
429
169
95
162
205
149
530
464
513
169
104
81
4
508
6
173
35
315
396
303
197
188
286
86
265
22
512
381
714
469
204
505
270
95
484
577
97
188
108
476
149
223
72
261
320
163
178
174
53
296
441
285
333
C573
^574
488
481
490
25
C492
\ 493
287
60
21,22
551
188
31
481
(120
)121
(447
)448
539
72
198
196
430
468
480
27
29
27
29
28
26
29
29
28
1 28
29
29
29
27
28
26
28
26
27
27
29
26
26
29
27
28
28
26
28
28
29
29
28
27
29
27
28
28
27
27
27
29
26
27
29
26
28
29
28
27
26
29
26
27
26
26
28
29
26
26
29
27
27
29
[28
26
27
26
26
1 26
27
28
27
26
28
27
29
>28
26
29
28
27
27
28
27
802
583
513
240
790
979
628
934
1087
1027
928
322
491
594
569
963
559
1194
858
372
126
511
495
372
1286
6
121
852
223
276
229
145
130
1126
429
1113
19
1175
274
515
862
518
349
192
65
1162
410
66
130
603
329
478
149
975
lono
222
934
831
560
862
922
842
203
624
1225
1165
350
777
846
1167
1126
44
542
383
130
550
1071
789
1134
1200
49
595
140
1229
789
1268
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
389
Monthly
Official
volume.
Gazette.
Inyention.
Name.
No.
Date.
•
m
>
^
h
Box:
See Artist's boi. Letter-box.
Axle-box. Letter or mail box.
Baling-box. L>inch-box.
Ballot-box. Mail-box.
Blacking-box. Matcb-box.
Bottlo-carrvingbox. Metallic box.
Bottle packing-box. Miter-box.
Butter-shipping box. Package-box.
Camera-box. Packing-box.
Cash-box. Packing and show box.
Change-box. Paper box.
CntT-box. Paper or letter box.
Docnment-box. Paper package-box.
Dry-goods box. Post-office box.
Dust-box. Post-office lock-box.
Egg-shipping box. Pounce-box.
Fare-box. Pnllev-box.
Feed-box. Safe-deposit box.
File-box. Sheet-metal box.
Fire-alarm box. Shoe-box.
Fish-box. Show-box.
Folding box. Signal-box.
Forge fire-box. Snnif and match box.
Hat-box. Stuffing-box.
Journal-box. Tov money-box.
Jug-packing box. "Wooden box.
Knockdown box. "Work-box.
Box
G. Borst
300.441
305,742
305,067
293 288
June 17
Sept. 30
Sept. 16
Fe l>. 1 Q
1217
1908
1015
672
332
532
277
180
27
28
28
26
1164
Box
E. S. Coffin
1195
Box
S. Friend
1020
Box and similar receptacle
\V. Yon Darteln
564
Box and tub fastener
E. S. "Willard
303.775
298 879
Aug.
May
.Tune
May
19
"HI
1131
1153
310
324
28
27
674
759
F. M "Watrous
H. A. Shaw and E. D. Chidley
C. Drake .
300.926
290 276
24
"7
1834
1641
502
471
27
27
1287
Box-covers. Securing
863
Box-fastener .»
301,698
294,778
298,689
297 262
July
Mar.
May
Apr.
Oct.
■Tuly
Sept.
.Tune
Nov.
Sept.
Sept.
July
Aug.
Dec.
Feb.
July
8
11
13
798
528
919
219
147
f254
)255
470
28
26
|27
27
154
Box-fastener
S. D. Ford and F. M. Spencer
J. "W. Harlow
926
Box-fastener
708
Box- fastener ......
T. Humphreys
<m
1732
343
307,053
301.135
304.369
299.778
3O7..'i06
305.171
21
1
2
3
4
16
1333
82
105
356
117
1155
355
20,21
33
91
32
315
29
28
28
27
29
28
265
18
834
988
Box for caustic lye. Siftino"-
P. C. Tomson
392
Box for cleansing-powders
I. H. Garson
1046
305.827
302 663
30
99
2016
2059
559
565
28
28
1215
"W.R. Miller
401
Box for holding dry powders , . ...
"W.K.Miller
C. S. "Well.s
303,582
309 905
12
30
5
1
874
1767
263
94
239
477
72
24
28
29
26
28
621
Box for packing sedlitz-powders
Box -heads. Machine for cutting
1067
M. E. Converse
J.A.Paige
292,991
301.145
490
Box-machine
20
Box making and covering machine
C. H. Manneck and W. "Witte
294,'486
Mar.
4
186
C 50
I 51
1 26
861
Box-making machine
J. S. Gibbs
297 925
Apr.
Dec.
99
2574
I 52
706
27
509
Box-nailing machine . ............. -....,
J. H. Foster
309,297
299,570
16
975
f 258
J 259
22
|29
97
896
Box-naOing machine
F . Myers
3
86
936
J. H. Swift
302,054
303,935
July
Aug.
May
Apr.
Aug.
MaV
15
1247
(345
<346
S9R
243
Box -partitions. Machine for making -
G. L. Jaeger
19
1333
<347
(368
)369
369
14
248
455
|28
27
27
28
27
712
Box .strap orband
"W. Morrison, Jr
298.999
295,933
303,600
299,225
20
1
12
27
1297
47
902
1584
787
12
P. Abbott
625
Boxes. Machine for labeling or covering the tops of.
H. Inman
852
Boxes. "Wire band for
H. Frank
304,308
Sept.
2
30
10
28
821
Brace:
See Bit-brace. Eail-brace.
Bit and drill brace. Katchet-brace.
Comer-brace. Shoulder-brace.
Machine-brace.
Brace
J \V Johnson . .. ........
303,643
310,011
295.108
296,133
291,' 00
293.016
299.658
.306.936
299,558
303,581
300,286
302,437
297,874
293,418
299,816
Aug.
Dec.
Mar.
Apr.
Jan.
Feb.
June
Oct.
June
Aug.
June
July
Apr.
Feb.
June
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Dec.
19
30
11
1
15
5
3
21
3
12
10
22
29
12
3
19
1
26
23
972
1891
964
287
1117
295
207
1173
68
873
1017
1747
2505
844
398
1349
170
1582
1261
266
510
263
82
312
81
53
311
17
238
274
479
686
228
102
374
49
439
341
28
29
26
27
26
26
27
29
27
28
27
28
27
26
27
26
26
26
29
«4H
G E.Adams .
1092
C. R. Bugbee
1001
H. A. Church
.56
Bracelet
J C. Harrinoi'on . ...... .....
216
J. C. Harrington
H. Liebel ;
496
9.59
Bracelet
J Lotran
236
Bracelet
C. "W.^Lord and A. M. Engli.sh
0. Miller
9.33
621
Bracelet
H T. Salisbury
1118
Bracelet
E. F. Simmons ........1
341
E. A. Thi6rv
496
Bracelet. Chain-
H A Church
596
H. C. Lindol
997
S. "Wallach
293,825
291,150
294,010
692
Bracelet-fastening
J. M. Chandler
33
.T A and C F Chamlev .........
744
Bracelet, ring, &c
D. R. Corbin
957
390
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Bracelet safety appliance
Bracelets and other articles of jewelry,
for
Bracelets. Clasp for roller-chain
Bracket:
iSee Adjustable swing-
ing bracket.
Electrical extension-
bracket.
Fire-escape bracket.
Gas and lamp
bracket.
Ladder-bracket.
Lamp-bracket.
Light-bracket.
Bracket
Bracket
Bracket
Bracket, shelf, or picture support.
Braid and binder guide
Braid-rolls. Automatic feeder for
Braiding-machine
Fastening
Pulley-bracket.
Roller-bracket.
Eoof-bracket.
Roofin s-bracket.
Scaffolding-bracket.
Shingling-bracket.
Siding-bracket.
Toilet-bracket.
Window-shade bracket.
Lathe friction-brake.
Locomotive-brake.
Sled-brake.
Steam-brake.
Vehicle-brake.
Vehicle drag-brake.
"Wagon-brake.
Combined
Brake :
See Air-brake.
Air or liquid brake.
Automatic brake.
Car-brake.
Car and locomotive
brake.
Carriage-brake.
Cornice-brake.
Brake and speed-regulating mechanism
Brake-block
Brake-cylinders. Apparatus for relieving pressure
in
Brake-shoe
Brake-shoe
Brake-shoe
Brake-shoe
Bt ake-shoe
Brake-shoe
Brake-shoe
Brake-valve. Engineer's
Bran and feed packer
Bran-duster
Bran-dusters. Knocker for
Bran-packer
Bran-packer
Bread-cutter
Bread. Making
Breakwater for harbors of refuge and to protect shores
from sea-wave destruction. "Floating
Breakwater. Portable
Breast and skirt supporter and shoulder-brace. Com-
bined
Breast-drill ^
Breast-drill
Breastpin
Breastpin
Breeching-loop
Breeohing-supporter ,
Bretzel-machine
Brewing
Brick
Brick
Brick
Brick
Brick
Brick and re-pressing machines.
Brick and tile kiln
Brick and tile kiln
Brick and tile kiln
Mold for .
Brick and tile machine
Brick and tile machine
Brick and tiles. Machinery for the manufacture of.
Brick. Burning
Brick-cutting machine
Brick-drier
Brick-drying kiln J
Brick for building purposes. Dovetailed grooved . - .
Brick for regenerative furnaces
Brick. Iron paving-
Brick-kiln
Brick-kiln
Brick-kiln
Brick-kiln
ITame.
E. Jones
C. A. Claussen
H. A. Church..
E. S. Hemmenway.
J. Herrmann
B. S. Porter
J. E. Wickham
G. W. Baker
E. Allen
W. Hedtmann, E. Henkels, A.
Schmiedel, and M. Fischer.
T. R. Morgan, Sr
J. A. Allen
G. "Westinghouse, Jr .
A. R. Bidwell
C. F. Brigham...
G. Chanier
J .1. Lappin
D. Prpw
G. B. Ross
G. N. Sceets
F. A. McArthur.
S. B. Ellithorp...
J. W. "Wilson....
M.J. Schech ....
D. J. Davis
J. D. Otis
M. Schneider
T. Mont6richard
J.B.Hyde
A . Dean . . ,
M. Clarke
J. F. Hardisty .
O. Peck
D. F. Adams
C. A. Fowler. (Reissue) .
H. C.Maxwell
R. S. Boulter
W. Lampert
M. Mueller. (Reissue) - . .
"W. E. Carleton
J. Darrigan
A. Sherry
G. W. Siinonds
A. Trochsler
G. H. Kuntz
TV". A. Eudaly
W. A. Eudaly
J. "W. and R. C. Penfield
A. Horrocks
J. G. Stadler
C. SchlickrV.ien
C. F. T. Kandeler ,
No.
291,519
301,677
293,419
294,385
292,011
302.1,57
292,523
310,017
303,605
293,020
293,059
309,017
300,543
309,287
298,283
299,621
292,827
308,430
292,861
298,897
305,831
295,863
302,077
302,946
299,749
295,420
304,459
307,973
307,393
303,128
298,067
295,386
295,193
291,564
10,495
305,458
297.913
293.336
10,447
293,716
306,137
310.088
293.800
295.692
301,131
295,744
295,864
307,327
295,871
299,. 591
309,.567
305,599
T. M. Bannister j 295,097
J.Blum I 296,814
B. G. Lockett, J. "W. English, and ? „„,- nn„
J, "W. Murphey. j : '^■'^■"^b
G. E. Stearns 295,067
S. A.Richards 308„577
Date.
J. M. Glenn
T. M. Bannister .
"W. H. De Valin .
"W. N. Graves . . .
"W. K. Graves . . .
294.611
305,268
300,054
292,427
294,223
Jan. 8
July 8
Feb. 12
Mar. 4
Jan. 15
July 15
Jan. 29
Dec. 30
Aug. 19
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Dec. 9
June 17
Deo. 16
May 6
June 3
Feb. 5
Nov. 25
Feb, 5
Mav 20
Seplt. 30
Mar. 25
July 15
Aug. 5
June 3
Mar. 18
Sept. 2
Nov. 11
Oct. 28
Aug. 5
May 6
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Jan. 8
July 1
Sept. 23
Apr. 29
Feb. 12
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
Oct. 7
Dec. 30
Feb. 19
Mar. 25
July 1
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Oct. 28
Mar. 25
•June 3
Dec. 23
Sept. 23
Mar. 11
Apr. 15
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Nov. 25
Mar. 4
Sept. 16
June 10
Jan. 22
Feb, 26
Monthly
volume.
637
774
845
60
1254
1378
1914
1899
922
299
343
600
1342
960
419
155
• 61
1332
101
1178
2022
1942
1284
85
327
1362
219
726
1811
310
135
1324
1077
692
507
1515
2.553
733
564
1200
139
1995
1315
1719
77
1785
1943
1716
1951
116
1320
1707
952
1153
854
911
1536
332
1285
695
1787
1877
^180
I 181
'212
228
15
351
381
535
512
251
252
82,83
94
158
370
253
112
38
16
363
28
329
560
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968
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885
1068
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344
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
391
Invention.
Brick-kiln
Brick-kiln
Brick-kiln
Brick-kiln
Brick-kiln
Brick-kiln
Brick-kiln
Brick-kiln front or furnace.
Brick-kiln grate
Brick-machine
Brick-
Brick-
Brick-
Brick
Brick-
Brick-
Brick
Brick-
•machine .
■machine .
■machine -
■machine .
machine .
machine .
machine -
machine -
Brick-machine .
Brick-machine .
Brick-machine .
Brick-machine .
Brick-machine .
Brick-machine .
Brick
Brick
Brick
Brick
Brick-
machine .
machine -
■machine .
machine .
machine -
Brick-machine -
Brick-machine .
Brick-machine -
Brick-machine -
Brick-machine .
Brick-machine .
Brick-machine -
Brick-machine .
Brick-machine .
Brick-machine .
Brick-machine -
Brick-machine -
Brick-machine .
Brick-machine -
Brick-machine -
Brick-machine -
Brick-machine.
Brick-machines.
vice for
Brick-machines.
vice for
Brick-machines.
Traveling
Clay tempering and expressing de-
Clay tempering and expressing de-
Cut-off-regulating device for
Brick-making machine
Brick-manufacture
Brick. Manufacture of enameled
Brick. Manufacture of higlily refractory silica
Brick-mold-sanding machine ,
Brick-molds. Automatic mechanism for sanding
Brick or artificial stone. Composition and manufac-
ture of
Brick, tile, &c. Burning
Brick weather-hoarding for frame houses. Imitation-
Bricks, artificial stone, &c. Compound for making- .
Bricks. Manufacture of
Bricks. Manufactnire of
Bricks, tiles, &c. Manufacture of
Bricks, tiles, &c. Press for making
Bridge
Bridge
Bridge
Bridge
Bridge-chords andstay-rods. Self-a<^usting coupling
for
Bridge. Draw-
Name.
W. M. Green ,
J. S. Lester
W. H. Melcher
J. Puei-ner and W. Haumerson .
B. Eetherford
S. W. irnderhill
J. Weaver
J.Blum
T. and J.D. Tully
"W. Andrus
TV. Andrns
G. H. Aregood
J. BailUe
H. C. Barker
F. C. Burrell
C. L. Carman
C. A. Carpenter and J. Hill.
C. Chambers, Jr
C. Chambers, Jr .
S. P. Crafts
A. Cramer
JF. M. Comstock
E. Tales and I. McManis .
W. L. Gregg-..
P. H. XeUs - . . .
L. B. Kennedy-
J. H. Konefes .
J. J. Kulage . . .
H. Martin
G. E. Noyes .,
N. M. Plante ,
R. N. Eoss....
K. K. Koss. (Reissue)
J. Secrist and E. Vuncannon .
F.W. Shelley
r. "W. Shelley and S. Kiser .
W. S.Smith:
■W.H. Stewart
W. H. Stewart
P. L. and C. D. Sword .
C. A. Tarragon
J. Tiffany
R. Underwood. ..
G.J. Weber
C. A. Wyman .-.
H. Stelzmann --.
C. Chambers, Jr -
J. W. Shafer
C. Chambers, Jr . . .
G. W. Hardesty - - .
J. L. Durrough
C. Newton
I. Reese
M. and J. Bierline .
J. A. Buck
G. R. Bare and J. A. Douglass .
J. K. Maclver .
P. Toglio
H. A. Cooke...
W. L.Gregg-..
W. B. Heintze.
A. Dimpfl
J. E. Andeison
G. W. and T. G. Blackman, Jr
C. G. Dibble
M. Kersten -
W. Irelan -
No.
301,oR7
297,423
293,489
301,155
306,!)C0
306,195
308,391
29(1.813
301,410
297,051
297,218
301,471
290,305
300,556
302,887
308.303
302,383
297,671
297,917
303,709
294,368
296,276
303,502
299,067
295,558
295,019
307,121
309,549
300,096
304,230
306,858
293,596
10,524
304,038
297,641
291,413
298,905
302,872
306,660
304,283
309,037
309,367
306,879
309,589
305,728
296,082
297,675
306,536
297,674
304,100
303.925
299,571
309,250
309,186
301.087
302,646
302,149
296,647
303,213
301,359
306,828
291,582
Date.
T. Whittaker 298,646
307,896
309,289
293,427
308,501
307,770
July 8
Apr. 22
Feb. 12
July 1
Oct. 21
Oct. 7
Nov. 25
Apr. 15
July 1
Apr. 15
Apr. 22
July 8
Apr, 8
June 17
Aug, 5
Nov. 18
July 22
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Aug. 19
Mar. 4
Apr, 1
Aug. 12
May 20
Mar. 25
Mar. 11
Oct. 28
Dec, 23
June 10
Aug. 26
Oct. 21
Feb. 12
Sept. 23
Aug, 26
Apr. 29
Jan. 1
May 20
July 29
Oct. 14
Aug. 26
Dec. 9
Dec. 16
Oct, 21
Dec. 23
Sept, 23
Apr. 1
Apr. 29
Oct. 14
Apr. 29
Aug. 26
Aug, 19
June 3
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
July 1
July 29
July 15
Apr. 8
Aug. 5
July 1
Oct. 21
Jan. 8
May 13
Nov. 11
Dec. 16
Feb. 12
Nov. 25
Nov. 11
Monthly
volume.
T. Cooper i 305,795 I Sept. 30
659
1929
920
107
1203
223
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1152
431
1450
1677
516
524
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1145
1683
2267
2558
1047
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775
1386
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846
1451
1295
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1740
1075
1040
1884
1477
2229
496
1186
2323
817
1804
624
1068
1102
1357
1875
225
2276
647
2275
1564
1316
86
903
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventimia — Continued.
Invention.
Bridge-gate
Bridge-gate
Bridge-gate
Bridge gate. Turn-
Bridge safety-gate
Bridge signal. Draw-,
00111)10 ed...
Convertible .
Duplex.
Bridge. Suspension-
Bridge. Truss-
Bridge-truss or girder
Bridges. Guard-fence for draw-
Bridaes. Guard-gate for swing-
Bridle
Bridle
Bridle
Bridle and halter.
Bridle and halter.
Bridle attachment
Bridle-bit
Bridle-bit
Bridle-bit
Bridle-bit
Bridle-bit attachment
Bridle box-loop
Bridle-front
Bridle. Harness- ,
Bridle overdraw-loop
Bridle winker-plate ,
Brine. Purification of
Broiler
Broiler. Keversible wire
Bronzing and embossing process.
Bronzing-machine
Bronzing-machine
Bronzing-pad
Brooch-pin
Brooches. Device for fastening removable pins to.
Broom
Broom
Broom
Broom
Broom balance-tip
Broom-band
Broom-corn stripjper
Broom handle. Whisk-
Broom-head
Broom-holder
Broom-holder
Broom-holder
Broom-holder
Broom-holder
Broom-holder
Broom-machine '.
Broom-machine
Broom-rack. Hanaring
Broom receiver and match-holder.
Broom-shield
Broom-support
Brush
Brush
Brush
Brush
Combined whisk-
Brush
Brush and toilet-case. Combined hair-
Brush-backs. Machine for inserting bristles into. . .
Brush. Blacking-
Brush. Blacking-
Brush-blocks. Machine for boring
Brush-blocks. Making
Brush-bodies, &o., from pyroxyline compounds.
Manufacture of
Brush. Boot-
Brush-bridle
Brush bridle. Paint-
Brush. Calcimining and wall
Brush cleaning and cutting machine
Brush. Cotton-marking
Brush. Dampening-
Brush. Electric
Bru.sh for cleaning chimneys
Brush for mucilage-bottles
Brush. Fountain-
Brush-hook and ax. Combined
Brush-making machine
Brn sh . Paint-
Brush. Paint-
Brush. Parafiine-
Brush. Pen-
Brush. Polishing-
Brush. Scrubbing-
Ifame.
T. H. Barnard .
"W". Deveraux. .
J. S. Philip....
J. Ostertag, Jr.
J. W. "Wert
J. JSr. Williams.
G. Wegner
M. C. Prits....
C. L. Strobel ..
A. Bosch
304,690
309.697
301,751
300,326
305.255
298,647
297,479
294.606
309,171
295,104
297,920
291.596
303,869
303,751
295.812
295.273
203,108
296.815
29.5.028
297,944
309,660
305.659
309,173
306.726
299,806
304,331
306,380
304,341
305.343
306,063
301.672
306,605
307,130
305.326
294,075
300,762
299,059
304,266
293.670
308.396
296.879
295.685
306.193
304,589
301,442
300,832
292,621
295,379
307,761
301.719
301.062
308.888
291,735
305.070
307,715
308,470
292,062
307.711
302,201
308,427
301,644
301.196
304,728
309.541
308,477
303.306
305.209
30=.,208
299,804
299,196
297.617
308,648
307.519
307,692
293,075
307.877
305,321
303.880
304.134
299.144
299,876
302,900
J. F.Bowdit'ch ' 298.166
W. M. Doty
M. M. Hitt
L. S. Lonscor
A. Roeher
H. Korebeck
J. A. Neshit
J.J. Sutphen
J. B. Blyholder and P. Hughes . .
L. S. Longcor
J. Murphy
H. S. Snuier ..,
N. J. Blatherwick
Jj. C. "Voorhees
J. G. Eberhard
L. J. Knauss and G. "W. Hinkle. .
N. B. Le Blond
TV. H. Boston
E. A. Mebus
G. B. Siegenthaler
K. F. Crosse
J. Carson
W. E. Hallenbeck
J. H. Mason
G. E. Osborn and I. Hull
J. H. Purdy
G. E. Butin
C. Douglas
C. F. Gerling
W. H. Paine.
P. A. Toergensen
W. A. Scollay
J. Smith
R. E. Truesdell
T. P. AVatkins
A. E. Funk
C.P.Bali
H. C. Berg
A. Frazier and D. J. Cohum
H. Harger
N. C. Holmes
0. Lud wig
S. P. Fraley
F. S. Hoyt and P. L. Storch
T. A. Goodwin
W. Goodfellow
N. W. Dew and C. F. Eobertson.
"W. T.Shaffer
0. Fish
G. S. Gladding
B. Normandin
J. Thompson
P. E. Wirt
M. Hell wig
M. Hellwig
L. F. Eaton and W. B. Fenn.
G.E. Meeker
C. A. Mahle
C. A. Mahle
E. Kipper and J. B. Edsoh. . .
C. Boeckh
A. S. Miles
W. L. Barnes and G. B. Sibley
H. Bintz
W. "Walther-Vogel
G. Pfeifer ,
J. Stevens
M. McMuUin
A . Oelschleger
J. C. Rosnecht
T. Huntbatch ,
E.H.Snblett ,
E. L. Fenerty.
Ko.
J. Elliott
H. C. Thomas .
G. Madeira
W. A. Stevens.
H.E.Baker...
298,3.i9
304,470
305,612
299,873
297,555
Date.
Sept. 9
Deo. 23
July 8
•Tune 10
Sept. 16
May 13
Apr. 22
Mar. 4
Dec. 9
Mar. 11
Apr. 29
Jan. 8
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Mar. 25
Mar. 18
Feb. 5
Apr. 15
Mar. 11
Apr. 29
Dec. 23
Sept. 23
Dec. 9
Oct. 21
June 3
Sept. 2
Oct. 14
Sept. 2
Sept. 16
Oct. 7
July 8
Oct. 14
Oct. 28
Sept. 16
Feb. 26
June 24
May 20
Aug. 26
Feb. 19
Nov. 25
Apr. 15
Mar. 25
Oct. 7
Sept. 2
July 1
June 24
Jan. 29
Mar. 18
Nov. 11
Julv 8
June 24
Dec. 9
Jan. 8
Sept. 16
Nov. 4
Nov. 25
Jan. 15
Nov. 4
July 15
Nov. 25
July 8
July 1
Sept. 9
Dec. 23
Nov. 25
Aug. 12
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
June 3
May 27
Apr. 29
Dec. 2
Nov. 4
Nov. 4
Feb. 5
Nov. 11
Sept. 16
Aug. 19
Aug. 26
May 27
June 3
Aug. 5
May 6
Mav 13
Sept. 2
Sept. 23
June 3
Apr. 29
Monthly
volume.
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1264
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
sua
Invention.
Brush. Stove-
Brush. Stove-polishing
Brush. Tooth-
Brnsh-trimming machine
Brush. Tube-
Brush. "Wiudow-
Brushes and brooms. Apparatus for preparing fiber
for the manufacture of
Brushes and brooms. Process of and apparatus for
preparing fiber for the manufacture of
Brushes. Drip-cup and binder for paint-
Fountain attachment for marking-
Machine for cuttingtop-knots tor blacking-.
Manufacture of
Manufacture of
Brushes.
Brushes.
Brushes.
Brushes.
Bubble-bloTver
Bucket -
Bucket and stool. Combined milk
Bucket cover. Sap-
Bucket fixture. Well-
Bucket. Galvanized or metal-coated
Milk-
Minnow-
Minnow-
Well-
WeU-
Combined bottom and valve for well
"Well for slop-
Bucket.
Bucket.
Bucket.
Bucket.
Bucket.
Buckets.
Buckets.
Buckle . . ,
Buckle . .
Buckle . .
Buckle . .
Buckle...
Buckle..
Buckle . .
Buckle . . ,
Buckle . .
Buckle..
Buckle..
Buckle - .
Buckle . .
Buckle . -
Buckle . .
Buckle . .
Buckle...
Buckle..
Buckle . .
Buckle . .
Buckle...
Buckle . .
Buckle . .
Buckle . .
Buckle -
Buckle . -
Buckle
Buckle
Buckle
Buckle
Buckle
Buckle
Buckle
Buckle.
Buckle.
Buckle.
Buckle.
Buckle.
Buckle-
Buckle
B\ickle
Buckle
Buckle.
Buckle.
Buckle.
Buckle.
Buckle.
Buckle.
Buckle
Buckle.
Buckle.
Buckle
Buckle.
Buckle.
Buckle.
Buckle.
Buckle.
Buckle.
Buckle.
Buckle.
Buckle.
and loop
and ring. Combined
and strap attachment
and swivel. Combined
and trace-.iupport. Combined .
Automatic rope-
Back-bnnd
Back-band
Back-band
Double
fastener
for harness. Girth-
for harness. Loop-
guard. Harness-
Harness-
Harness-
Harness-
Harness-
Harness-
Harness-
Harness shaft-
Lever-
Locking
protector for harness
Eope-halter .
Rope-halter .
Strap-
Suspender- . .
Suspender- . .
Suspender- . .
Suspender- . .
Suspender- . .
Trace-
Name.
C. Barrett . . .
A. D. Avper .
M. L. Rhein .
T. Coldwell..
S. Abraham .
J. S. White..
F. Kunz
F. Kunz .
J.T.Sutton
P. C. Forrester
C. A.Mahle
F. J. Kaldenberg
H. Soggs
W. S. Fickett
G. A. Spross
G. C. Bovev
A. H. Todd
F. L. Howell
J. Hill
J. F. Guilioz and J. D. Perry . .
C. F.Biische
T. W. Rudolph
R. 3. Foat
F.E.Miller •.
G. F. Skinner
F. Menke and J. Kroll
F. Armstronc
F. S. and J. B. Belcher
E. F. Butler
E. A. Daniel
L. P. Edwin
D. Freer
T. Hartniann
J. B. Biggins
W. A. Keys and J. Lockwood .
A. H. Mantey
J. W. Meaker
W. E. T. Merrill
R. W. Owen
J. A. Park
J. A. Park
T. O. Potter
M. W. Redding - . .
F. W. Riesenherg.
W. T. Sclienck...
■T. J. Simmons
D. L. Smith
E. A. Smith ..
E. S. Smith
J. W. Smith :..
W. E Smith
C. S. Wells ,
W. B. Woodman
M. E. Zeller
F. A. Neider
J. B. Savre
•T. P. Hislev
S. S. Sargeant
J. R. Simison
S. and F. Seib
B F. Archer
P. S. Pender
R. D. Tucker
C. H. and M. M. Freer...
.r. F. Button
B. F. Clark and G. Scott .
J. A.Park
F. G. Harrison
W. A. Allen
H. C. Colton
H. A. Fonteine
.T. A. Gavitt
E. Hoxie
.T. D. Robertson
F. A. Bennett
.1. A. Mundy
W. A. Shaw
A.L. Whitney
J. Gibbons
J. Gibbons
H. Anisz
No.
308 338
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30ii.776
204.583
30li,455
299,188
305,009
295,021
305.
29fi.
309
209.
302.
294,
202,
290.
302,
300.
291,
292.
307.
302.
300.
295,
300,
300.
295,
291,
300,
30fi
299
304,
291
303
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303.
308,
303
300,
2!'3
545
945
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703
386
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904
217
375
161
240
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351
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727
978
305 561
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299,. 587
310.086
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C. C.Bauder 1298,934
H. Anisz
W. E. T. Merrill.
C. C. Shelby
C. C. Shelby
C.S.Wells
302,518
291.225
301,520
303.187
306.111
302,109
299.028
307,345
303,548
298.511
304.870
292,777
296.662
291.461
309.1.56
299,271
309,051
291,407
307.685
294.408
300,430
302.772
299.941
299,. 533
308,130
304.261
295 044
291,846
294,561
298.351
299.065
299.775
297,802
307.336
302.701
309.730
292,372
303,686
296,328
296,329
305,562
Date.
Nov. 25
July 15
Oct'. 21
Mar. 4
Oct. 14
May 27
Sept. 9
Mar. 11
Sept. 23
Apr. 15
Dec. 9
June 10
July 29
Mar. 4
Jan. 29
Apr. 8
July 29
Juiie 24
Jan. 15
Jan. 22
Oct. 28
July 15
June 10
Mar. 11
June 10
Dec. 16
Mar. 25
Jan. 1
June 10
Oct. 7
May 27
Sept. 9
Jan. 8
Aug. 12
Apr. 1
Aug. 19
Dec. 9
Aug. 5
June 17
Feb. 19
July
Jan.
July
Aug.
Oct.
•Tilly
May
Oct.
Aug. 12
May 13
Sept. 9
Jan. 29
Apr. 8
.Tan. 1
Dec. 9
May 27
Dec. 9
Jan. 1
Nov. 4
Mar. 4
June 17
July 29
June 3
June 3
Nov. 18
Aug. 26
Mar. 11
Jan. 8
Mar. 4
May 13
May 20
June 3
Apr. 29
Oct. 28
.Tulv 29
Dec. 23
Jan. 22
Aug. 19
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Mar. 11
June 3
Dec. 30
Apr. 15
May 20
Monthly
volume.
o.
CO
1202
1292
973
302
548
1542
943
850
1642
1321
659
612
2317
468
2149
631
1984
1891
1124
1511
1786
1383
947
869
824
1050
1748
324
1036
40
1570
571
901
791
341
1254
457
368
1.590
1544
1855
263
573
383
98
1392
1340
1746
827
696
761
2263
972
.558
768
1636
640
491
355
90
1204
2186
543
36
919
1775
876
1041
278
514
1384
353
2430
1732
2108
1533
1712
1021
553
554
1061
1659
866
110
1993
1139
1224
329
3.57
257
83,84
146
442
258
232
454
366
175
165
637
131
598
174
544
520
313
424
480
382
256
238
223
279
486
91
280
9
451
156
252
216
97
346
122
100
436
425
5 507
\ 508
74
157
104
26
386
382
468
(226
)227
197
210
627
272
157
207
470
169
137
96
23
329
601
145
10
251
484
240
291
75,76
140
395
90
664
463
578
416
477
280
C1.53
I 154
154
C459
J 460
4.59
237
27
536
321
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5 347
Official
Gazette.
29
28
29
26
29
27
28
26
28
27
29
27
28
26
26
27
28
27
26
26
29
28
27
26
27
29
26
26
27
29
27
28
26
28
27
28
29
28
27
26
621
252
197
880
108
843
1001
981
1140
263
830
1047
446
909
412
125
389
1293
217
293
352
269
1106
984
1085
910
1163
59
1122
9
849
930
167
607
66
698
789
523
1232
728
361
48
111
526
19
270
795
346
613
666
967
433
194
100
852
862
826
87
436
845
1161
423
1025
927
5.59
799
986
192
876
632
803
988
481
343
410
1007
330
654
110
110
1143
1143
984
940
1111
232
773
394
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Name.
■Ko.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
03
Official
Gazette.
Buckle. Trace-
Buckle. Trace-
Buckle. Trace-
Buckle. Tr.ice-
Buckle. Trace-
Buckle. Trace-
Buckle. Trace-
Buckle. Trace-
Buckle. Trace-
Buckle. Trace-
Buckle. Trace-
Buckle. Trace-
Buckle. Tug-
Buffer
Buffer. Sprinsr-
Buffing and polisliing devices. Manufacture of.
Buffing- wheel
Buffing- wheel
Buggy-body
Buggy-cover
Bnggy-.sent
Buggy-seat shiftins-rail
Buggy shifting-rail
Buggy. Side-spring
Bn ggy-apring ,
Buggy spring-gear
Buggy -top
Bugg v-top
Buggy-top -
Buggy-top. Shi fting
Bugs. Machine for gathering potato-
Building-hlook
Building-block
Building-block
Building-block
Building-blocks. Machine for making
Building. Cold and fire proof storage-
Building construction
Building. Fire-proof
Building. Fireproof
Building. Fire-proof
Building. Firo-proof
Building. Fiie-proof
Building. Portable
Bull ding. Tornado-proof
Building-wall compound
Buildings. Adjustable creating for .
Buil din gs. Construction of
Buildings. Construction of
Buildings. Constmction of metal
Buildings. Device for raising
Buildings fire-proof. Rendering
Buildings from rermin, fire, &c. Protecting.
Buildings of artificinl stone. Constructing . .
Bullet-patch. Metallic
Bundling-machine
Bnndling-machine
Bung
Bang
Bung-borer
Bung-busli wrench
Bung-extractor
Bung-extractor
Bung-extractor
Bureau and bedstead. Combined.
Burglar-alarm
Burglar-alarm
Burglar-alarm
Burglar-
Burglar-
Burglar-
Burglar
Burglar-
Burglar-
Burglar-
Burglar-
Burglar-
Burglar-
Burglar
Burglar-
Burglar-
Burglar-
Burglar-
Burglar-
Burglar-
Burglar-
Burglar
Burglar-
Burglar-
alarm
alarm
alarm
■alarm
alarm ,
alarm
al arm
alarm
alarm ,
alarm ,
alarm ,
alarm and door-hell. Combined
alarm and telephone system. Combined
alarm circuit-closer. . '
alarm. Combined firing and bell-ringing
alarm. Electric
alarm. Electric
alarm for safes
alarm for saf'e.a
alarms. Electric gas-lighting attachment for.
trap
"W. H. Boles
W. J. Biitler
M. C. Chase
M. C. Chase
F. Conway
P. Hayes
J. Lally
E. G. tatta
"W. Lerchen
J. O'Brien
D. Schoenthaler
F. Wetstein and F. H. Dyckman.
S. Funk :
R. P. Garsed
D.Hoit
L. Levett
R. Binns
H E. Fowler
M. T. Buck
E. Bradler
W. W. Ball
R. G.Wood
H. B. Craudall
H. W. Hamelle
C. .T. Miller...
iT. R. Hawkey
A . M. Cochran
D. Nunnelley
J.C. Oliver'
G. Engelhart and C. Weidner .-.
P. J. jacobson
T. L. Jowett
■T. J. Schillinger
"W. Str.on ders
J. Wadleijrh
J. J. Sohillinger
B. E. Valentine
E. L. Ransome
E. M. Butz
E. M. Bntz
W. H. Dolman
G. W. Rader
J. J. Schillinger
J. S. and R. M. Sinmions
F. K. Alexander
L. Haas
T. Rogers
E. Gilbert
P. H.- Jackson
E. M. Butz
D. Stout...
G. F. Wright
F. W. Bartlett
T. W. Tyrer
G. V. Fo'sliery and H. Pieper .
L. W. Elder
H. Meie weather
A. G. Anderson
J.Kirby
G. A. Stanser
S. H. Jenkins
CO. Conk..
G. M. Doersch
A. H. McKean
M. M. Wagner .
B. S. Barckdall .
E. Baumbach . . .
W. D. Benson and T. B. Lumpkin..
J. B. Cha.«e
•T. A. Demers
P. Keffer
C. E. Luburg
L.D. North, H. H. andF. W.Ingham.
W. H. Reiff
J. C. Sims and F.R, Shorkes
H. E. Taber
G. AV. Tallman
R. G. Vassar
F. M. Woods
E. B. Travis
B. F. DiUon
A. Iske
C. L. Morehouse
J. P. Hanson and J. P. Christensen.
J. P. Hanson and J. P. Christensen.
W. Y. Cruik.shank
W. Y. Cruikshank
A. L. Bogart
G. Grebe ...:
303,112
304.499
300,215
30t.56.5
299,624
300,605
296,583
305,938
297.818
308.515
291,540
294,942
294.028
308.069
292.166
291.610
306,463
291 709
30.5„507
304.604
295,143
300.295
306,061
303.931
307, .566
292,811
.300., 575
292,941
296.045
297.771
309.955
296,971
293,. 524
297.308
291.114
293.525
298,. 522
305.226
304,780
304.796
300,. 581
297,449
293,523
298,790
302.463
293.010
296.4.58
300,861
302,338
304,793
306,973
307.249
293.617
292.149
291.891
306.729
301.064
298.265
292,826
298.908
291.193
304.800
293.232
293,661
305.985
308.048
303,792
307,260
301,862
29.5,366
307,660
307.058
.302,581
297,632
309.412
297,311
296,646
298.137
307.076
.303,468
291,310
304,732
.300,107
292,806
292,807
300,309
300,310
292,786
308,488
Aug. 5
Sept. 2
June 10
July 8
June 3
June 17
Apr. 8
Sept. 30
Apr. 29
Nov. 25
Jan. 8
Mar. 11
Feb. 26
Nov. 18
Jan. 22
Jan. 8
Oct. 14
.Tan. 8
Sept. 23
Sept. 2
Mar. 18
June 10
Oct. 7
Aug. 19
Nov. 4
Feb. 5
June 17
Feb. 5
Apr. 1
Apr. 29
Dec. 30
Apr, 15
Feb. 12
Apr. 22
Jan, 1
Feb. 12
Mav 13
Sept. 16
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
June 17
Apr. 22
Feb. 12
May 20
.Tuly 22
Feb. 5
Apr. 8
June 24
July 22
Sept. 9
Oct. 21
Oct, 28
Feb. 19
Jan. 15
Jan. 15
Oct. 21
June 24
May 6
Feb. 5
May 20
Jan. 1
Sept. 9
Feb. 12
Feb. 19
Sept. 30
Nov. 18
Aug. 19
Oct. 28
July 15
Mar. 18
Nov. 4
Oct. 21
July 29
Apr. 29
Dec. 16
Apr. 22
Apr. 8
May 6
Oct. 21
Aug. 12
Jan. 1
Sept. 9
June 10
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
June 10
June 10
Feb. 5
Nov. 25
290
281
917
629
159
1416
876
2155
2444
1436
664
732
1604
849
1436
761
559
885
1601
425
1013
1028
36
1328
200
42
1377
207
182
2399
1826
1349
959
1782
126
959
704
1226
647
661
1384
1963
958
1046
1781
286
709
1759
1619
6.58
1218
1619
1068
1410
1107
907
2002
396
60
1192
227
66C
596
1118
2214
825
1151
1628
1016
1299
319
13.38
1949
2221
1120
1787
951
217
1368
734
371
585
766
37
38
1043
1044
10
1395
80
79
247
173
39
390
243
598
668
392
188
204
445
231
402
214
148
248
442
118
279
278
8
367
56
11
380
57
53
654
491
373
261
484
36
261
200
335
177
181
382
536
261
C292
J 293
487
80
196
479
(445
) 446
(180
) 181
324
430
296
395
309
241
553
104
16
335
63
183
1.57
311
(613
) 614
223
316
(433
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277
360
85
357
535
604
300
485
267
57
365
201
104
160
206
10
10
282
282
3
381
28
28
27
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27
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27
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26
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26
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121
949
1301
174
1241
484
669
126
963
748
546
282
143
109
164
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1023
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8
711
407
450
1194
480
38
474
1078
269
617
352
25
617
668
1057
944
947
1196
387
617
738
347
494
140
1268
316
947
245
323
643
271
214
184
1313
601
4.54
767
41
948
551
653
1252
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678
325
200
1076
429
266
383
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924
353
189
568
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597
67
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1124
444
661
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Coutinued.
395
Invention.
Ifame.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Otficial
Gazette.
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301.381
307.253
298,9.=>3
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304,101
292.319
302.7.53
305,402
302.159
291,760
300,344
290.597
294,409
303.3^3
294,129
293,826
308,604
309,934
293,278
291,194
308,854
303,770
296.564
300,565
306.^99
306, f 29
295,584
29.5,438
July 1
Oct. 28
Mav 20
Mar. 4
Aug. 26
Jan. 22
July 29
Sept. 16
July 15
Jan. 8
June 17
Apr. 8
Mar. 4
Aug. 12
Feb. 26
Feb. 19
Doc. 2
Dec. 30
Feb. 12
Jan. 1
Dec. 2
Aug. 19
Apr. 8
June 17
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Mar. 25
Mar. 18
Jan. 22
Dec. Ifi
Jan. 29
Julv 29
Apr. 15
Feb. 5
Mar. 18
Apr. 1
Sept. 30
Dec. 30
Feb. 5
July 29
July 1
July 8
Not. 25
Apr. 29
May 6
Fel). 5
Apr. 22
Mar. 18
Nov. 18
Aug. 5
May 27
Nov. 4
Oct. 14
May 6
Dec. 9
Apr. 8
Feb. 12
Mar. 25
July 22
Mar. 11
S. pt. 23
Apr. 1
May 13
Oct. 7
Aug. 5
Dec. 2
Feb. 12
Aug. 5
Jan. 29
Nov. 25
Feb. 12
Oct. 28
Apr. 15
Sept. 16
Dec. 30
398
1623
1247
148
1565
1638
2167
1440
1381
935
1096
880
91
631
1754
1349
24
1800
660
228
382
1126
855
1366
1127
1044
1583
1380
1816
832
21,52
2244
1165
316
1212
171
2220
1841
474
1899
123
596
1277
2359
241
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1258
1141
306
1878
390
578
150
635
654
902
1816
1717
863
1733
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575
88
210
59
964
228
2146
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1608
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1.521
2180
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248
229
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1290
90
1317
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1762
109
431
353
39
429
458
595
399
381
262
218
244
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172
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299
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366
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350
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Burial-casp
AV^. C. Annstron*^
324
Burial-caaket -.
E. S. Earlev . " .
777
Burial-casltet ._.... - .*
F. A. Field
I. G. Hatcher
"W. Kilpatrick and 0. M.Johnston. .
J. Maxwell
8,55
760
315
Burial-casket
420
W. H. Otto, Jr
1096
268
Burial -wind la S3
Burial-windlass ........
J. P. McDonald
C. M. Chamblin and T. Waltz
173
1144
Burner :
See Gas-burner. Lamp-bnrner.
Gas or oil burner. Tar-burner.
Hydrocarbon-burner. Yapor-bui-ner.
Blum in a ting- burn er.
175
I. W. Shaler
845
C.J. Addv
W. J. Heft'ernan
576
Bumishin^'-niachine . . .... .......
771
W. 0. Way
69'''
Bumisbino'-tool .... .
W. Gordon
703
Bamishlng-tools. Heating apparatus for
Bnshing and plug. Tap-hole
Bushing for bung-holes and bting for use therewith . .
J. W. Dod^-e
1074
H. A. Ruiter
562
41
768
W. F. Wellman
674
170
C. E. Brown
1192
Bustle .-
C. E. Brown
228
Bustle
C. W. Hi"bv
210
J. B. Phillips
1135
Bustle
L. I.. Schwab
1092
Bustle
E. J. Weeks and G. M. Cady
J. W. W. A. Brothers
N. H. Sweet
292.4.53
300.192
292.706
.302.813
296,821
293.035
295.295
296,034
305,990
309.969
293.148
302.546
301.167
301 ,540
308,395
297,740
298,1.54
292.780
297.344
295.335
308.300
303,124
299 464
350
871
413
Butter-ladle
F. W. Anderson
J. C. Brown
432
Bntter-paclvage
236
D. S. Jones
J. P. Sinclair
500
1060
Butter-pail
J. Meserole
35
Butter-shipping box
C. Tarnall Jr
1253
Bntter-tub
J. McA dam
A. C. Clark
1081
Butter-worker
525
D. W.Curtis
375
A. A. Sl<iuner
W. F. Waters
25
115
Butter- worker
M. D Woodbury
636
467
Button
J. F. At wood .... .- ..
572
W. W.Beach
J. Bird
443
Button
363
K. B. Black
E. F. Bosworth
1068
Button
602
Button
512
W. W. Covell
905
Button
J. A. Flomerf-lt
C V. Goddard
307,712
306,479
298,082
.309.045
296.408
203.472
295,769
302,411
295,0.32
305,620
296,216
298,403
306.101
303.047
308.630
293.531
303 062
443
Button
113
Button
N. B. Hale
W. H. Halscy
J. Harrington
P. KalLsh
P. Kalish
J. Keith
555
Button
825
Button
129
Button
607
Button
1176
Button
336
Button
W. H. Matthews
E S Maver
984
Button
1157
Button -
I G. Piatt .
75
G. W. Pientice
643
Button
G.W. Prentice
C Kadclitfe
18
Button
494
Button
709
Button
F. A. Smith. Jr
y A Smith tTr
619
Button
497
Button ■-
H.Smith .;
T. W F Smitten
292,700
308,441
293,5.39
307,240
296.891
30,5,362
412
Button
649
Button
J. F. Thaver
620
Button
J. F. Thaver and F. A. Smith, Jr. ..
E A Thicrv
321
Button
251
J H Walker
Iflf't
J. H. Walker
310,102
1115
G T Woirloni
300,673 ' June 17
1221
Button
p;. Wnerfcl
W. Bon ike
292.729
304,2.57
.301269
303,063
301 463
-x!98.993
;'06,103
25)0.802
293.517
304,252
Jan. 29
Aug. 26
July 1
Aug. 5
July 1
May 20
Oct. 7
Feb. 19
Feb. 12
Aug. 26
418
798
T. Porter
48
F A Smith Jr
497
L. Wise and J. 0. Frost
9^
Button anil fastener
<;. H. Lowell ;
G. W. Prentice
F. A.Smith. Jr
G. W. Prentice
C. Beher
786
18
688
Button and fastening
616
Button and niunufacturing the same. Horn
797
396
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued,
Invention.
Button.
Button.
Button.
Button.
Button.
Button-attaching device
Button-attaching implement
Button-attaching implement
Button-attaching implement
Button-attaching instrument
Button-attaching instrument
Button-card
Button. Collar-
Collar-
Cuff-
Cutf-
Cuff-
Detachable
Butlon-fastener
Button-fastener ,
Bntton-faaf ener ,
Button-fastener ,
Button-faatener
Button-fastener ,
Button-fastener
Buttnn-fastpner
Button -fastener
Button -fastener
Bntton-faatener
Button-fastener
Button-fastener
Button-fastener
Button-fastener
Butt on -fast ener
Button-fastener
Button-fastener
Butt on-fasten I r
Bntton-fa.iten er
Button-fastener
Button-fastener
Button-fastener
Button-fastener
Biitton-fastener
Button -fastener
Button-fastener ,
Button-fastener
Button fastener
Button-fastener
Bn tton-fastener
Button -fastener
Button-fastener
Buttou-faatener
Button-fastener
Button -fastener
Button-fastener
Button-fastener
Button-fastener
Button-fastener
Button-fastener
Button-fastener
Button-fastener blank
Button-fastener blank
Button fustener. Shoe-
Button-fastener staples. Implement for setting
Bntton-f astenera. Implement for setting
Biitton-fasteners. Metallic stock for
Button-fastening
Bu t ton-fastening
Butt on -feeding apparatus
Button-fly clamp
Button. Glass
Button-hole
Buttim-hole
Button-hole cutter
Button - hole - cutting attachment for button -hole-
stitching machines.
Buttonhole-nutting machine
Button-hole gage ,
Button-hole in india-rubber goods
Button-hole stitching-machine
Button-holes. Protecting
Button-hook
Button-hook holder
Button hook or fastening
Button-lap and staying-piece for garments. Com- )
bined 5
Button. Link- ,
Button-machine
Button-machine
Button or fastener for boots, shoes, &c.
Button or .stud
Button or stud
Button or stud
Button or stud
Button or stud .•
Button or stud
Bntton or stud fastener
Spring .
Name.
W. M. Hazel
M. H. McNair
J. A. Smith
J. F. Thayer
C. A. Koehler and C. Vogel
J. I". Thayer
H. A. Buttner
J. H. Hemer and M. F. Viancourt.-
G. 'Krementz
J. Bui ova
D. Scbreiber
.J. B. Williams
B. J. Angell
H. Brossel
W. H.Dodge
C. H. Eggleston
J. H. Goodfellow
W. Halkyard
E. Ivins
E. Kemp.sball
(). W. Ketchum
0. "W. Ketchum
J. H. Lange
J. Low^
.1. Lowe
C. B. Maedel
L. S. Marks
M. H. McXair
C. H. Otis
G. W. Prentice
G. W. Prentice
G. W. Prentice
G. W. Prentice
G. W. Prentice
G. W. Prentice
P. Sanford
K. San ford
E. A. Smith, Jr
F. A. Smith, .Ir
E. A. Smith, Jr
E. A. Smith, Jr
E. A.Smith, Jr
E. A. Smith, Jr
E.A.Smith, -Tr
E. A. Sijiith, Jr
E. A. .Smith, Jr
E. D. Steele
J. E. Thayer
J. F. ThaVer
J. F. Thayer
J. E. Thaver
J. E. Thaver
H. .1. Weldon
C. C. Whitney
W. H. Wood
E.D Steele
P. H. Sweet, Jr
1. W. Moore and W. B. Snyder
J. H. Goodfellow
J. H. Goodfellow
G. W. Prentice
J. E. Atwood
G. W. Fi.sh
L. D Hawkins and E. Woodward . .
I. Eelber
A. Hamann
E. Beiermeister, Jr
E. G. Harris
J. W. Lufkin
A. Eelber
H. A.Behn
J. D. IJlraer and J. S. Collins .
J. Beck
D. W. G. Humphrey
G. L. Crandal
J. C. Beetle
.!., T. H., andC. A. Eye
E. A. Smith, Jr
G. Boxley
T. W. E. Smitten
D. H. Campbell
Cr. R. Williams
I. J. Saunders
G. E. Adams
G. E. Adama
C . G. Hloomer
N. Nelson
N.Nelson
T. W. E. Smitten
D. E. Baxter
No.
301
304
307
29.5;
292,
296,
291,
306,
298,
2119,
306,
306.
299,
299,
290
293.
297.
298.
309,
301,
302,
30f),
303,
303,
308,
293,
302,
29.5,
307,
291,
291.
291,
293,
294,
303,
298,
298,
294,
294,
294,
295,
205,
298,
301.
301.
306.
292
296.
297.
208.
301.
302.
301.
302
295.
303.
308,
309,
295,
292,
306,
308.
296.
298,
291,
30-2,
291,
298,
307,
301,
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,999
;954
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,487
,303
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199
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110
735
233
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464
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450
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456
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635
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709
678
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972
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482
102
299
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201
316
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198
127
974
299.329
302,803
308,029
291,736
294.446
294.186
301.0.53
295,828
297,746
300,910
297,496
295,705
303.669
300,. 551
308.647
305.137
294.495
29.1.496
307.598
293,301
Date.
July 1
Sept. 2
Nov. 11
Apr. 1
Jan. 22
Apr. 15
Jan. 15
Oct. 14
May 6
June 3
Oct. 21
Oct. 7
Mav 27
May 27
Apr. 15
Feb. 12
Apr. 29
May 13
Dec. 23
,Tulv 1
July 22
Sept. 23
Aug. 19
Aug. 12
Nov. 18
Feb. 19
Jnly 22
Mai-. 25
Oct. 28
.Tan. 1
Jan. 1
.Tan. 15
Feb. 19
Mar. 4
Aug. 5
May 6
May 13
Feb. 26
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Mar. 18
Apr. 1
May 13
July 8
July 8
Oct'. 7
Feb. 5
Apr. 15
Apr. 22
May 20
Julv 8
.July 22
Julv 1
July 29
Mar. 25
Aug. 19
Nov. 18
Dec. 30
Mar. 25
Jan.
Oct. 7
Nov. 18
Apr. 1
May 6
Jan. 1
Jnly 29
Jan. 8
May 6
Oct. 28
July 15
May 27
July 29
Nov. 11
Jan. 8
Mar. 4
Feb. 26
.Tune 24
Mar. 25
Apr. 29
June 24
Apr. 22
Mar. 25
Aug. 19
iTune 17
Dec. 2
Sept. 16
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Nov. 4
Feb. 12
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
373
341
758
71
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1252
1218
586
444
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1448
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597
2412
643
1609
477
1516
1513
980
811
1106
1115
1523
1575
1.565
78
79
1162
1455
208
208
463
691
1697
93
219
1390
67
592
727
728
107
226
1131
1790
10.53
736
1567
437
2226
1742
1012
894
1844
1520
18,52
89
1140
310
305
379
2138
594
297
14.59
1153
1715
2221
794
908
137
1836
1988
1887
2367
1819
2023
1735
1002
13,54
83
1105
198
199
238
693
102
94
207
21
501
350
340
154
119
6
258
62
410
413
299
157
659
182
437
128
420
419
268
222
301
310
421
436-
419
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23
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403
58
58
125
195
467
24
62
385
20
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200
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319
486
295
202
431
117
612
484
277
244
496
420
517
23
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89
79
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588
168
77
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318
492
610
217
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549
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\ 553
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56
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251
234
114
611
924
198
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826
217
551
477
656
1021
88
298
1116
647
611
595
653
299
1133
313
18
18
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712
865
494
614
665
762
845
867
1094
16
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140
140
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230
354
740
142
308
81
430
1162
652
.554
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363
18
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416
114
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294
225
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429
528
168
853
784
1311
1189
468
1280
398
1161
650
1190
714
1037
863
863
414
568
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphahetical list of inventions — Continued.
397
Invention.
Bntton or stud. Separable .
Button or stiuT. Sleeve
Button. Separable
Bntton . Separable
Button-settinii apparatus ...
BnttoD-settius implement...
Button-setting implenieut...
Bntton-settiiisr instrnnient . .
Bnttou-settiiif: instrument ..
Bntton-.settinH: instrument . .
Buttiin-setting instrument ..
Bntton-settinff instrument ..
Button.setting instrumi'nt . .
Button-settinK instrument . .
Button-setting machine .
Button-setting machine .
Button-setting machine .
Button. &c. Sleeve-
B itton. Sleeve-
Button. Sleeve-
Button, .stud, &c
Button, stud, &c
Button to boots, shoes, &c. Machine for attaching..
Button-turninsT machine
Buttons and stnds. ^lanufacture of
Buttons. Att;ichini
Buttons. Atta^-hin^
Buttons, &c. Att.iching
Buttons. Attaching :.-.
Buttons by electricity. Machine for carding
Buttons, &.C.. from plastic materials. Manufacture of
Buttons. Machine for grinding and forming the heads
and faces of nearl
Buttons. Machine for grinding and forming the necks
or sides of piarl
Buttons. Machine for making ,
Buttons. Machine for making
Buttons. Machine for manufacturing
Buttons. Machinery for and process of finishing . . .
Buttons. Making
Buttons. Manufacture of
Buttons. Mechanism for setting spring-
Buttons to fabrics. Apparatus for securing
Buttons to fabrics, &c. Instrument for attaching ..
Buttons to shoes, &c. Attaching
Buttoner. Shoe-
Buzz. "Whistling-
Oabbage-.slicer
Cabinet for holding and adjusting bill-heads, &c
Cabinet-lock
f 'a binet-lock
Cabinet -maker's clamp
Cabiuet-scraper
Cable for telegraphic and other purposes
Cabli'-grip
Cable-grip. Combination
Cable-grip levers. Pawl for
Cable grip. Traction-
Cable-motor
Cable-road slots. Machine to protect
Cable systems. Gripping attachment for traction-
Cable tramway
!Name.
Cables.
Cables.
Cables.
Cables. ■
Cable tramway
Cable-way giipping device
Cables. Appliance for traction-
Cables around curves. Mechanism for carrying wire.
Cables. Gripping and crossing
Guide and tension device for traction-
Laying subterranean
Eepaiiing defects in the conductors of lead .
System of propelling cars by means of
Caisson for use in building subaqueous structures. ?
Portable J
Caissons. Building and setting molding-
Caissons. Construction and operation of
Cake and confectionery machine
Cake and cracker machine
Cake machine
Calcimeter
Calcimine composition and preparing the same
Calcimining and frescoing walls, &c. Compound for.
J. "Wright
J. Cnstello
Pv. M. Heller
H. C. Robinson and L. J. Lallement.
S. L. Pratt
P. A. Smith, Jr
J. F. Thaver
,T. F. Atwood
.T. F. Atwood
C. H. Eagleston
G. "W. Prentice
W. Halkvard
E. Kemp'shall
J. F. Tbaj-er
L. D. Hawkins and E. Woodward .
E. Kenishall .
G. A. Mosher
S. C. Howard
S. C. Howard and J. C. Schott.
J. B. Van Houten
0. T. Smith
O. T. Smith
H. N. Hemingway.
G. S. Beers
T. ~W. F. Smitten .
G. W. Prentice...
G. "W. Prentice . . .
J. F. Thaver
W. H. "Wood
L. Gillon ,
"W. C. Abbott.
G. Carl vie....
G. Carlyle .
D. H. Campbell
F. J. Hsley and A. S. Femald .
J. F. Bapterosses
H. W., M. G., and C. E. Merritt. . .
G. W. Prentice
K. Koschman
I. J. Saunders
A. G. "Wilkins
P. H. Sweet. -Tr
"W. Halkyard
J. L. Summer
F. K. Hunt
T. A. Cook
H. A. Clow
F. "W. Mix. (Reissue)
W. H. Tavlor
W. E. Sheldon, -Tr
J. A . Kniser
A. "Wilkinson
R. "W. McGovem
G. A. Polhemeus
H. Root and F. A. Tucker.
"W. Martin
C.R. Brown
M. Ohlson
0. H. Jad win
S. H. Jenkins
S. H. .Jenkins
R.K. Evans
W.B. Ross
G. Judge
R. Ramsden
"W. B. Ross
S. F. Sbelboume
R. S. Waring
J. L. Boone
H. Flad
P. A. Kewley
J. E. Robinson
J.H.Milchell
I. Goodman and L. F. "Winter
H.S.Dosh
L. M. Carapi
G. A. Marsh, Jr ,
J. Qninn, Jr .,
No.
308,939
301,340
303,731
298,236
291„i34
301,171
297,315
29t>,l.'i5
298.333
293,234
294.744
309.847
298.984
296,366
298,200
309,628
309,080
294,4fi8
294,469
2117,731
301,292
301,293
308,769
304.06.1
293.102
301,152
303,664
29.5, .=)93
291,. '162
296,401
300.934
301,801
301,800
297,495
291,907
305,564
294.490
309 315
302.781
303.668
297.895
292.518
299,133
294,284
304,648
301.685
299.463
10.460
302.7''0
29.5. .589
305.603
301.417
300,492
305,107
297,452
303,535
291.144
296.870
307,306
299,393
299,394
295.915
309.881
294.322
298,312
304,755
297.179
294,549
296,916
303,830
299,554
294.078
291.381
292.906
306,141
299,461
308.973
299,262
Date.
Dec. 9
July 1
Aug. 19
May 6
Jan. 8
July 1
Apr. 22
May 6
May 13
Feb. 12
Mar. 4
Dec. 30
May 20
Apr. 8
May 6
Dec. 23
Dec. 9
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Apr. 29
July 1
July 1
Dec. 2
Aug. 26
Feb. 5
July 1
Aug. 19
Mar. 25
Jan. 8
Apr. 8
June 24
July 8
July 8
Apr. 22
Jan. 15
Sept. 23
Mar. 4
Dec. 16
July 29
Aug. 19
Apr. 29
Jan. 29
May 27
Feb. 26
Sept. 2
.Tuly 8
May 27
Mar. 11
July 29
Mar. 25
Sept. 23
July 1
June 17
Sept. 16
Apr. 22
Aug. 12
Jan. 1
Apr. 15
Oct. 28
May 27
May 27
Apr. 1
Dec. 30
Feb. 26
Mav 6
Sept. 9
Apr. 22
Mar. 4
Apr. 15
Aug. 19
June 3
Feb. 26
Jan. 1
Feb. 5
Oct. 7
May 27
Dec. 9
May 27
Monthly
voliune.
490
341
1076
359
6.58
128
1791
242
495
598
483
1687
1282
599
299
1406
674
160
161
2.351
282
284
254
1.519
400
102
998
1594
690
646
1843
930
929
2017
1126
1664
193
1006
2195
1001
2531
1908
1478
1945
471
784
1877
1007
2213
1589
1713
440
1281
1066
1965
813
165
1230
1688
1792
1795
25
1731
1999
4.55
613
1616
264
1289
1199
65
1679
453
157
145
1875
533
1626
130
94
294
95
186
34
486
62
135
157
135
458
365
166
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( 79
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) 381
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77
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( 68
417
109
26
273
442
195
(178
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254
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(314
) 315
(460
<461
(462
54
265
604
274
693
,534
425
534
130
215
540
278
608
439
476
118
3,52
(291
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537
223
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344
452
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516
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167
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358
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551
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784
119
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983
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8.57
857
466
54
55
745
752
515
21
6.50
1137
130
128
1284
178
177
398
218
1143
901
425
650
501
372
832
805
904
151
905
1009
428
1136
11,53
81
1177
1030
387
611
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613
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258
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860
398
ESTDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Calcium chloride and sulphate. TJtilizing waste .
Calculating interest, &c. Instrument for
Calculator.
Calculator.
Calculator.
Calculator.
Calendar . . .
Calendar...
Calendar...
Interest-
Percentage-
Percentage-
Tax, interest, and percentage.
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar
Calendar and business directory. Monthly.
Calender and paper-weiglit. Comhined
Calendar, paper-weiffht, &c. Comhined
Calendar. Perpetual chronological
Calipers
Calipers
Calipers
Cal ipers
Calipers
Calipers. Micrometer-
Callc-coverer
Calk. Driving-
CalV. Driving-
Calk sharpener. Shoe-
Camera:
See Enlargingcamera. Solar camera.
Photographic camera.
Camera
Camera-liox
Camera-platiP holder
Camp-chair and cane. Combined
Camp-chair and cot
Can:
See Coffee-can.
Crated can.
Creaming.can.
Fruit can.
Fruit, vegetable,
and meat can.
Hermetically-scaled
can.
Metallic can.
Milk-can.
Oil-can.
Packing-can.
Paint-can.
Piston-can.
Sardine-can.
Sheet-metal can.
Shipping-can.
Can .
Can .
Can .
Can
Can and bucket lid
Can and case -
Can-bodies. Machine for fonning
Can cleaning and lacquering machine
Can crimping, adding, and soldering machine .
Can ending and seaming machine
Can-ending machine .
Can-ending maelnne .
Can-filling machine .,
Can-filling machine . .
Can-filling machine
Can-filling machine
Can-filliufT machine
Can for ashes, garbasre, &c
Can for kerosene &o
Can heading, fillinsr. and soldering machine...
Can-heading machine
Can-heading machine
Can-holder
Can-holder and funnel. Combined
Can-machine
Can-noz7l e
Can-nozzle
Can-noz?.le
Can-opener
Can-opener. ,
Can-opener
Can-opener
Can-top
Can-varnishing apparatus
Cans .and iars. Cover for preserve
Cans. Casing for oil-
Cans clean while being filled. Device for keeping
fish, meat, fruit, and other preserving
Cans. Device for adjusting the heads and bodies of. .
Ifame.
C. Semper .
TJ. Curtis . .
A. Davidson
S. J. Tucker
S. .J. Tucker. (Reissue).
W. S. Kiser
T. A. Bereraan
J. Cussons
J. Cussons
C.W.Frost
.T. W. Mclndoe
H. S.Stevens
.T. F. Tannatt
.r.C. Forth
L. Keller
W. A. Haywood...
J. C. Welch
S. H. Bellows
C. Bovensiep
W. P. Dodson
C. W. "Wessraan ...
W. A. White
C. Carleton
P. C. Lewis
a. H. Hathorn
C H. Hathorn
J. H. Cunningham.
W. H. Lewis and E. B. Barker .
T. H. Blair
W^. H. Lewis
T. Wricht
W. H. Bakewell
W. H. and W. ,T. Claris: .
W. H. and W. J. Clark.
F. .J. Deverall
W. Harris
C. Srhnler
,T M. B.an
W. E. Vincent
E. H. Curry
E. W. Bliss
(Eeissue) .
E. Norton and J. G. Hodgson.
E. iTordan
E. jSTorton and J. ft. Hodgson, .
Gr. Ackermann and J. Wagner.
V. Barker .
E .Tordan
J. Stevens
>T. SteveTis
T. W. McKeever .
P. Babroclc. .Tr ...
F. A . Walsh
J. Brakeley
C. R. Merriam
J. W. Edwards
W. M. Doty
■LHogg ..'.
R. C. Ander.son
R. C. Anderson
I. T. Mee
H. Bentham
J. Creenwood . ..
C. Schwerdtfegor
F. ShaTT>. (Reissue) .
H. R. Allen
F. A. Glacser
L. A. Kline
H. T. and I. Porter . . .
T.Levi
No.
292,260
295,152
297,573
291. P17
10.511
292,fi.'i8
30 1.. 5.53
292,106
296,934
301. 4no
304.340
30(1,1.57
297.871
305,586
296,179
303.007
309 271
299.722
297.4"2
302.685
306.123
296.2.59
292.409
303 6-0
295,493
.302.249
296,392
307.965
304,406
304 112
205,216
295,971
302,683
10.530
301 .575
297.990
307.230
298.338
306.562
Date.
305.154
307,086
294,065
307.197
307.491
297,549
304,063
301,897
291.700
306.6.58
306.093
291,862
303,473
307,908
299,825
307.
292
294.
294.
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291.
299.
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Jan. 22
Mar. 18
Apr. 29
Jan. 8
Aug. 12
Jan 29
July 8
Jan: 15
Apr. 15
July 8
Sept. 2
.Tune 10
Apr. 29
Sept. 23
Apr. 1
Aug. 5
Dec. 16
.Tune 3
Apr. 22
•Tuly 29
Oct. 7
Apr. 1
Jan. 22
Aug. 19
Mar. IS
July 22
Apr. 8
Nov. 11
Sept. 2
Aug. 26
Mar. 18
Apr. 1
July 29
Oct. 14
•Tuly 8
May 6
Oct. 28
May 13
Oct. 14
Sept. 16
Oct. 28
Feb. 26
Oct. 28
Nov. 4
Apr. 29
Aug. 26
July 15
.Tan. 8
Oct. 14
Oct. 7
Jan. 15
Aug. 12
Nov. 11
June 3
Nov. 11
.Tan. 29
Mar. 11
Mar. 4
Sept. 16
.Tan. 1
■Tan. 8
May 27
Nov. 11
.Tan. 29
Apr. 29
Dec. 16
Nov. 4
July 8
Apr. 1
Monthly
volume.
m
1572
1021
2142
1000
916
2089
615
1359
1310
542
69
835
2501
1693
338
167
933
297
2015
2085
120
456
1758
983
14.59
1501
638
718
1.57
1.578
1106
93
2083
877
642
39
1.581
499
683
1121
1392
1660
1538
98
2103
1509
1064
984
813
80
1074
740
651
408
675
2055
.533
113
1089
439
695
1771
748
2273
2357
1040
185
873
160
890
C282
) 283
C584
J 585
281
250
581
170
382
C363
)364
146
23 24
226
685
470
96
46
247
74
550
.572
31
128
490
269
401
* 416
176
197
48
431
306
28
.571
232
177
10
423
136
178
(307
)3fl8
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> 372
<4.58
) 4.59
C410
\ 411
26
.575
(415
<416
(417
292
276
215
20
299
202
178
5 104
\ 105
185
571.
148
30
297
125
196
510
204
628
641
277
51
237
46
242
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Gazette.
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1 27
26
28
26
28
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28
28
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27
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27
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29
27
26
28
26
28
27
29
28
28
26
27
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29
27
S28
28
26
29
29
26
28
29
1 27
29
26
26
26
28
26
26
27
29
26
27
29
29
28
27
28
303
1025
426
184
628
402
119
262
261
106
828
1087
495
1149
66
486
890
976
397
406
22
86
339
647
1106
296
126
513
845
763
1040
20
405
169
124
.535
316
630
133
1040
282
756
308
388
419
7.50
208
182
1.57
16
207
598
499
999 a
.504
.396
927
848
1034
80
131
887
.518
4.35
467
908
404
167
33
171
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inver.tions — Continued.
399
Invention.
Cans during sealinff. Holder for litis of .
Cans. Machine for lieading sardine-
Cans.
Machinery for the manufacture of
Method of and device for filling and draining
Cans.
food-
Cans. Noisedeadoner for milk and other
Canning apparatus
Canning device, fruit-
Canal boat
Canals, &c. Lock and lock-gate for
Candle-finishing machine
Caudle-mold
Candles. Finishing wax
Candy
Caiidv box. Rock-
CaTid v-cutting machine
Candy-cutting machine
Candy-di'opping machine
Candy-machine
Candy-machine
Candy. Mamifactnrc of peanut-
Candy-rolling talde
Candy. Table for the mannfaitnre of
Cane and burjilar-alarni. Coinl 'ined
Cnne and cigar-ca-ie. Comhimd
Cane and umbrella. Combinid
Cane-.i>iice. Apparatus for extracting
Cani'.iuice. Espre.ssing sngar-
Cane-jnice. Process of and apparatns for defecating
Cane. Machine for scraping and splitting
Cane-mill
Cane-m ill
Cane mill
Cane-mill ;
Cane mill. Sugar-
Cani.ster
Canister
Canister
Canister
Canister
Cani.ster and mill. Combined coffee .
Cannon
Cannon . Manufacture of
Pneumatic..
Pneumatic.
Pneumatic -
Pneumatic.
Pneumatic
Pneumatic
Pnenmatic-
Hammock-
Cannon.
Cannon.
Cannon.
Cannon.
Cannon.
Cannon.
Cannon.
Canoe.
Canoes. Construction of .
Canopy
Canopy staudnrd
Canopy-support
C.nnnpy- top
(lanopy-top clamp
Cant-dog and pry. Combined ,
Cant-dog. pry, and pike. Combined
Cant-book
Cant-book and lifting-jack. Combined
Cant-hook band
Cant-book or dog
Caoutchouc substitute
Cap and other head-covering
Cap. Dust-
Capstan .'
Capstan and lifting-power. Conibined.
Capstan-bars, &o. Rack for hobling
Capstan for working chain cables
Capstan. Portable
Capstan. Power-
Capsule ,
Capsule-cutter
Capsule-cutter
Capsnle-drying rack
Capsnle-filier
Capsule for bottles, &c
Capsule-macbine
Capsule-machine
Capsule-machine ,
Capsule-machine
Capsule-macbine
Capsule-machine
Capsule-machine
ITame.
J. F. Munz
G. A. Marsh . .
"W. S. Doig . . .
W. A. Wicks .
J. H. Irwin and T. P. Apple
R. "Wheeler
F. Deplanty
A. McDonald ,
L. Coiseau
F. F. Schmitt
J. Bielivet.
F. Haiimrr....
S. H. Britton
F. M. Neuhausen.
"W. Glynn
iT. Kreischer
J Smith
F. G. Birchard . . .
J.P.Wick
M. G. Edson
J. W. and W. P. Kirchhoif
C. A. Alisky
J. B. VanZandt
D. Lee. .Tv ,
H. A . Whiting and W. J. Winghart
G. B. Boomer '
A . Leblanc
W. A. Rigg.s, Sr
E.M.Ellis
J. Fehren batch
D. A. MuUane
J. Ri ney
H. B. Stevens
A. Leblanc
G. S. Church
A. Schilling
A. Schilling
A. Schilling
J. H. Tingman
E. Norton
C. E. Hauck
B. T. Babbitt
W. A. Bartlett
W. A. Bartlett
W. A. Bartlett
AV. A. Baitlett
W. A. Bartlett
W. A. Bartlett
W. A. Bartlett
E. H. Brown
J. S Stephenson
A. M. Freeman ; . . .
G. H. Graham and J. D. Lloyd .
F. G.Ford
T. Zan ger
T. Zanger
A.K. Doe
A.K.Doe
G. W.Lord
O.H.Mitchell
J. Watson
A. Kennard
jr. J. Hang
P. Goldmaun
L.J. Stockley
B. G. Luther
M. Porter
W. Foster and L. D. Hanford ..
S. Baxter
J. C, L. F., and A. P. Bressler.
J. P. Manton
L. A. Ande.r.son
W. A. Tucker
W. A. Tucker
J. Krehbiel
F.J. Reinbold
C. Cbe.'iwiight
J. H. Glover
A.B.Hall
F. A. Hubel
J. Krehbiel
J. Krehbiel
J. Krehbiel
J. Krehbiel
No.
304,122
301,505
305,514
291,117
235.495
292,080
291„581
297,279
303,807
309,885
305,787
301.328
294,575
309,644
303,429
300.873
293,803
307,003
269,901
306,727
304.6.i5
293,931
202,389
295 654
293.830
298.165
304.013
297,848
307,276
.304.813
294.902
301,160
302,047
304,012
307,629
295,432
295,433
295,434
306.5.53
298.017
301,233
308,399
Date.
294.348
294,349
294,350
294,351
294,352
294,3,53
.308,945
299,951
292,183
306,011
298.846
309 451
300.428
300,427
.308,471
308,472
303.870
298,765
303.68:)
298.7.59
305,184
293.862
302.048
306.411
302.936
295,746
303.106
301.665
300,382
298,720
299.182
3' 5,867
296.846
302.777
300,047
297,380
297,792
292,434
296 844
296,845
296,847
296,848
Aug. 26
July 8
Sept. 23
Jan. 1
Mar. 18
Jan. 15
Jan. 8
Apr. 22
Aug. 19
Dec. 30
Sept. 30
July 1
Mar. 4
Dec. 23
Aug. 12
June 24
Feb. 19
Oct. 21
Apr. 15
Oct. 21
Sept. 2
Feb. 19
Jan. 22
Mar. 25
Feb. 19
May 6
Aug. 26
Apr. 29
Oct. 28
Sept. 9
Mar. 11
July 1
July 15
Aug. 26
Nov. 4
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Oct. 14
May 6
July 1
Nov. .25
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Dec.
June 10
Jan. 22
Sept. 30
May 20
Dec. 16
June 17
June 17
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
Aug. 19
May 20
Aug. 19
May 20
Sept. 16
Feb. 19
July 15
Oct. 14
Aug. 5
Mar. 25
Aug. 5
July 8
June 17
May 20
May 27
Sept. 30
Apr. 15
July 29
June 10
Apr. 22
Apr. 29
Jan. 22
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Monthly
volume.
p<
CO
1592
555
1607
129
1460
1331
715
1748
1172
1737
1963
328
291
1427
6^'6
1773
1318
1259
1272
905
478
1486
1730
1669
1355
2.57
1447
2477
1649
679
688
111
1240
1445
280
1374
1375
1375
071
71
200
1280
5
7
9
11
13
15
496
567
1457
2246
1113
1167
1201
1200
1375
1376
1249
1014
1018
1008
1175
1399
1241
494
73
1788
283
761
1143
959
1.536
2063
1197
2191
689
1877
2419
1795
1195
1196
1198
1199
435
151
(444
I 445
37
402
372
200
475
(321
) 322
(469
) 470
545
90
80
386
189
483
366
335
( 353
I 354
132
409
482
462
375
66
678
(438
) 439
186
192
29.30
343
(398
) 399
75
381
381
382
175
18
.53
(3.50
i 351
2
2
3
3
3,4
4
131
1.52
409
623
313
315
328
328
376
376
344
283
279
281
387
344
134
22
496
78.79
209
312
268
440
572
335
603
187
510
661
500
501
335
335
336
336
Official
Gazette.
28
28
1 28
26
26
26
26
27
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1 29
28
28
26
29
28
27
26
29
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29
28
26
26
26
26
27
28
27
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28
26
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28
1 28
29
26
26
26
29
27
28
1 29
26
26
26
26
26
26
29
27
26
28
27
29
27
27
29
29
28
27
28
27
28
26
28
29
28
26
28
28
27
27
27
28
27
28
27
27
27
•26
27
27
27
27
bo
766
108
1131
26
1106
256
134
346
683
1002
1205
62
878
987
588
1271
688
252
255
184
906
717
334
11.50
693
.575
738
490
328
951
955
23
242
737
422
1091
1091
1091
1.30
541
40
636
829
830
831
831
831
832
796
1039
285
1259
751
933
1161
1161
656
656
697
733
653
732
1048
701
242
98
469
1171
.507
147
1151
723
841
1224
241
425
1060
370
478
346
240
240
241
241
400
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continned.
Invention.
Capsule-machine
,Capsule-inacliine
Capsule-machine
Capsule-stripping machine
Capsules. Machine for cutting off gelatine
Capsules. Machine for molding gelatine
Car
Car and air-brake coupling. Combined
Car and elevator combined
Car and freight transfer apparatus
^Car and freight transfer apparatus
Car and locomotive brake
Car and platform for mines. Self-dumping .
Car -basket rack
Car-braces. Gage for cutting
Car-brake
Car-brake
C ar-brak e
Car-brake
Car-brake
Car-brak e
Car-biake
Car-brak e
Car-brake
Car-brake
Car-brake
Car- brake
Car-brake
Car-brake
Car-brake
Car-brake
Car-brake
Car-brake
Car-brake
Car-bi ake
Cai-brake
Car-brake
Car-b' ake
Car-brake
Car-brake
Car-brake
Car-brake
Car-br;i ke
Car-brake
Car-brake
Car-brake i
Car- brake
Car-brake
Car-brake
Car-brake
Car-brak e
Car-brake ,
Car-brake
Car-brake
Car-brake
Car-brake
Car brake
and coupler.
Car brake and coupler.
and coupling
and coupling
Combined.
Combined.
Car brake
Car brake
Car brake
and starter -
Car brake and starter.
Car brake and starter
Car brake and starter
Car brake and starter
Car-brake. Atmospheric
Car-brake attachment
Car-brake. Automatic
Car-brake. Automatic
Car-brake. Automatic
Car-brake. Automatic
Car-brake. Automatic
Car-brake. Automatic
Car-brake. Automatic
Car-brake. Automatic
Car-brake. Automatic
Car-brake. Cable-railway
Car-brake. Electro-magnetic .
Car-brake. Electromagnetic .
Car-brake. Electro-magnetic .
Car-brake. Electro-magnetic .
Car-brake. Electro-magnetic .
Car-brake. Fluid-pressure
Name.
J. Krehbiel .
G. Otto
J. Strickler
W. A. Tucker
I". A. Hnbel. (Reissue)
"W. A. Tucker
E. H. BrifiTs and C. Prichard .
J. E. Batclieliir :
D. E. Teal
K. H. Ranisoy
R. H. Ramsey
W. P. "Widdifield
I. Kirk
J. Denver
C. Mattice ,
E. E.Baker
A. Bolzano
W. .Bramble
W. Brumble
J. P. Centner ,
G. F. demons
G. W.Cottin
L. S. Colburn ,
G. 0. S. Conway ,
if. C. Dane
T. W. D)iffv
E. W. Dwight
S. S. Erret
S. Fairman
H.Flad
H. Flad and F. Hoppnor
H. Flad and F. Hoppner
J. M Grace
W. Hacklander
J. M. Harbaugh and P. J. Ryan .
J. Harding
Jj. B. Raskins, Jr
G. M. Hathaway
M. M. Hiner
D. Hoit
A . HofTmaun
L. .T. .Tewett
E. W. Laufman
K. H. H. Leineweber
J. F. Mallinckrodt
T. L. McKeen
J. Meier
M. V. Meyers
J. C. ySevrrnmh
B. 1.. Randall
J. Stephenson
J. Stroecker, Jr
C. Tiegoning
M. Turlv and R. T. Brj-ant .
W. B. tui-ner '.
F. .1. TTnderwood
E. B. Meatyard
E. B. Meatyard
J. F. Batohelor
H. L. Pegrara
A.B. Arnold
R. "W. Evans
W. Hanley
G. r> Siccardi and E. Abbiati ...
F. Tompkins
G B. Leonard and L. Glenn
E. M. HoUomb and F. E. Miller .
F. F. Arnold
.T. C. Dane
E. Ebi
E. Farnsworth
D. .T. Jlacpberson. (Reissue) ...
J.D Miller
G. H. Poor
G. H. Poor and C. J. Schiller . ...
R. Salvadge
G.Duncan
H. R. Park
H. S. Park
H. S. Park
J.E. "Withers
No.
306,163
299,936
307,236
296,895
10,437
297,318
294.574
307.902
301,304
304,562
304,503
307,695
302914
309.033
298.600
295,096
294.. 'i70
294.300
303.114
296.274
301.096
294.013
299,741
302.6.51
292.793
299..526
307.849
306,142
291,841
307,534
299,121
299.122
293.319
294,994
302.533
293,45.T
302.248
292.429
298.467
307,946
299.474
309;.';48
300,407
308.617
303.740
302,150
310,067
307,405
301.386
302.9.37
303,892
297,192
293.823
2'>l,109
294.939
296.896
293,263
293,264
304.157
308.695
301,423
309,383
309,848
309,743
299,296
303,527
297.130
301.200
292.736
302 716
300, .585
10.473
292.246
300,122
300.123
302,782
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Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
401
Invention.
Car-brake-locking mechanism.
Car brakes. Vacuum-cylinder for railway-
Car-bii ffer
Carbnffer
Car buffer. Railway-
Car. Cattle-
Cav-cbeck for preventing cars on side tracks from
being blown therefrom.
Car. Coal-.;
Car. Coal-
Car. Combined box and cylinder . .
Car coupler and buffer. Combined
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-co\ipl ing
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coiipling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling ;.
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coiipling
Car-Coupling
Car-coupling
Car-couiiling
Car-coupling
Car-couplin g
Car-coiipling
CaT-couj)li ng
Car-covipling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling -
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling ,
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-couplin g
Car-conpling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-couplin g
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling
Car-coupling ,
Par-coupling
26 PAT
Name.
S. W. McMunn, C. J. Schiller, and
E. B. Leigh.
L. P. Lawrence ,
R. E. Ricker
R. E. Ricker
T. L. McKeen
W. Klaeser and F. Sell
J. M. DeWitt
D. Hoit
J. D. Madeira
T. T. Prosser- .
C. Browning
F. K. Adams
"W. H. Adams and J. D. Felthousen
C. N. Aldeiman
J. E. Anger and D. Porter
S.D. Antle
J. A. Arment
A. H. Armstrong
F. Baldt
C. 0. Barnes
W. R. Barton
E. M.Bates
W. C.Beal
H. T. Beam
H. T. Beam
H. T. Beam
,T. n. Beidler
W. A. Benjamin
.T. L. Bias
B. Bird
J. C. Bittenbender
T. F. Bla ck
T. Blandin
G. Blvthe ,
C. WiBond--
G. Boyd
L. A. Branchaud
F. F. A. Brandt
D. Urower and J. Dunlap
P. Brown
C . Browning
(ir. Bry au
J. C. Brvan
,T. C. BrVan
M. Buch
T. F,. Buckman
G. W. Butler
D. L. Byler
.T. K. Ry waters
G. Cain...
P. Campbell
D. Carlough
D. Carlough
S. P. and J. M. Chandler
A. J. Chapel
J. W. Childs
CM. Clancy
E. S.Clark
J. C. Clay and M. Safford ,
H. C. Coinegys, A. B. Holmes, and
D. Boucher.
J. B. Compton and E. J. Lane
G. O. S. Conway
R. Coon and CD. Hahn
J. Coup, D. McCurdy, and W. B.
Rice
J. Coup, W. B. and M. H. Rice
"N. P. CoweU
W. Crane
S. and S. Crocker
M. C. Crowell
J. Darling
J. W. Davis
"W. Davis ■
C.Devlin
C. Dietz
F. S. Dimon
U.K. Dowling
R. H. Dowling
R. H. Dowling
J. F. Duffy and W. Mclvor
A. L. Dum
J. H. Dustman
T. P. Evans
J. F.Fairfield
A. Fav ,
B. A.Fisher
F. P. Fisher ,
A. B. Fiske
C. Flynn
G. Forbes ,,,,,,.,,,,
No.
300,101
300,877
304,668
306,777
302,512
296,842
300,448
305,189
292,336
295,279
295,482
29.5.609
305,261
309,329
293,132
295,092
310.015
294,345
297, 0S2
297,0.53
307.618
298,272
307,704
298,817
300,299
306,378
296,114
294,565
293,618
305,418
310,021
301,792
299,723
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292.278
303,486
303.698
301 430
297,226
308,404
295.483
293,713
291,289
291,572
309.194
298,443
291,290
305,144
301.798
302,382
307,910
291.149
304,704
295,349
297.765
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299,201
306.720
299,623
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306,065
304.412
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291,498
304,184
300,312
295,372
304,187
306.326
295.860
309.936
301.050
309.702
298.960
293,727
305.912
304,191
298.191
293.442
897,247
Date.
June 10
June 24
Sept. 2
Oct. 21
•July 22
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June 17
Sept. 16
Jan. 22
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Mar. 18
Mar. 25
Sept. 16
Dec. 16
Feb. 5
Mar. 11
Dec. 30
Mar. 4
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Nov. 4
May 6
Nov. 4
May 20
June 10
Oct. 14
Apr. 1
Mar. 4
Feb. 19
Sept. 23
Dec. 30
July 8
June 3
Apr. 8
Jan. 22
Aug. 12
Aug. 19
Julv 1
Apr. 22
Nov. 25
Mar. 18
Feb. 19
•Tan. 1
Jan. 8
Dec. 16
May 13
.Tan. 1
Sept. 16
July 8
.Tuly 22
Nov. 11
Jan. 1
Sept. 9
Mar. 18
Apr. 29
Feb. 5
Aug. 5
May 27
Oct. 21
June 3
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Mar. 25
July 8
Apr. 1
Aug. 12
Oct. 7
Sept. 2
July 29
Jan. 8
Aug. 26
June 10
Mar. 18
Aug. 26
Oct. 7
Mar. 25
Dec. 30
.Tune 24
Dec. 23
May 20
Feb. 19
Sept. 30
Aug, 26
May 6
Feb. 12
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Car-conpling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling -
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling -
Car-coupling -
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling -
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling -
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car.coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling -
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car.coupling .
Car.coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-covipling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car.coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling,
Car-coupling .
Car-covipling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling -
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-conpling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
CaiT-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-conpling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Name.
G. Forbes
L. N. Fowler
A.M. Fraser
D. Fraser and V. L. Kice
C. J. Gano
G. B. Gano
G. B. Gano
T. Geritt
H. Graham
E. L. Granger
F. E. Grothaus
D. A. Grounds and J. E. Gibson. . .
C. Hansgen ,
C. A. Hansgen and J. K. Coleman .
S. Haltom
.T. M. Harper
M. Harrold
C. L. Hathaway
E. H. A. Haupt
E. H. A. Haupt
M. Havden
D. L. Hays
"W. Henry
F. J. Hetzner
H. H. Hewitt
P. Hien
R. Hitchcock
O.P.Hix
C. M. Hoag
"W. Holland
"W. H. HoUey
L. D. Hooper
G. W.Hoover
L. D. Howe and G. M. Green . . .
M. Howe
F. A. Hoyt
E. Huher and H. M. Barnhart..
"W. Hunter
J. M. Igoe
F. "V. Isoire dit Provengal
G. T. Jobson
H. L. Johnstone
H. L. Johnstone. (Reissue)
H. "W. Johnstone
T. C.Jones
W. A. Jones
W. H. Jones
M. Joo
L. Joralemon and N. E. Mabey .
W. T.Jordan
A. J. Jourde
"W. F.Julian
W. F. Julian
J. M. Keen and T. F. Meehan . .
D. Kennedy, Jr
J. D. Kiely
O. S.King
G. A. Kirkpatrick
F. TV. Kuehl
J. P. Lancaster
J. P. Lancaster
G. W. Larawav
F. S. Lee and J. D. Horton
S. D. Lee
E. T. Leonard
D. T. Linegar
G. H. Livingston
J.J.Lloyd
G. C. Loar
J. Low
E. E. Luce
F. F. Lutz
S. Lyons
P. Madsen
C. E. Mark
C. E. Mark
C.E.Mark
W. D.Marshel
J. Martin
S. B. Mayfield
P. Mayrand
C. McArthnr
C. G. McCormick
T. L. McKeen
T. L. McKeen
T. L. McKeen
T. L. McKeen
T. H. McNamee
No.
300,588
304,719
297,778
294.984
302 122
294,987
301,5P4
300,245
300,863
294,124
300,804
294,127
302,482
293,325
309,944
292,910
299,535
296,957
298,577
306,613
292,430
304.427
304.429
296.005
300,257
30.5,924
295,250
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301,987
307,391
299,
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309,
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307.774
296,756
302,414
298.214
308,503
294.797
305.085
295,773
305,607
297.701
309.966
293.7.57
297.942
295.029
301.734
298,005
296, .590
291,753
296.026
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304,115
308.270
293,899
298,010
291,210
292.339
292,564
296,,597
297,428
301,737
301,738
303,394
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July 8
June 10
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Feb. 26
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Dec. 30
Feb. 5
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May 13
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June 10
Sept. 30
Mar. 18
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July 15
Oct. 28
June 3
Feb. 12
July 29
Dec. 16
July 22
Jan. 29
Mar. 25
Feb. 5
Sept. 30
Dec. 9
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Apr. 8
June 17
Nov. 11
Feb. 12
Aug. 26
Jan. 15
July 29
Apr. 8
Nov. 11
Dec. 16
July 22
July 22
Nov. 4
July 22
Nov, 25
Nov. 11
Apr. 15
July 22
May 6
Nov, 25
Mar. 11
Sept. 16
Mar. 25
Sept. 23
Apr. 29
Dec. 30
Feb. 19
Apr. 29
Mar. 11
July 8
May 6
Apr. 8
Jan. 8
Apr. 1
Apr. 15
Aug. 26
Nov. 18
Feb. 19
May 6
Jan. 1
Jan. 22
Jan. 29
Apr. 8
Apr. 22
July 8
July 8
Aug. 12
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Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
403
Invention,
Car-conplins .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling.
Cav-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling -
Car-coupiiiig.
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling -
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling -
Car-coupling -
Car-coupling -
Car-coupling
Car-coupling .
Car-cou]>ling.
Car-coupling -
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car.coupling .
Car-conpling.
Car.coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling -
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupliug .
Car-conpling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-conpling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-cou))ling .
Car-conpling.
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car.coupling .
Car-coupling -
Car-conpling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling -
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling -
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling.
Car-coupling .
Car-conpling .
Car-coupling .
Car-coupling .
Car-conpling .
ITame.
S. B. McPbeeters
F. L. McQuiston
•T. Mealoj'
F. A. Meredith
I. J. Mrnick
P. E. Mignault and P. Dion . . .
T.J.Miller
G. Mitchell and "W. D. Martin.
A . F. Morey
D. E Morgan
R.Morris
R. T. Morrison, Jr
J. B. Motter
J. Murray
N. J. Myers
G. E. I^ichols
W. F. Nine
S. T. Northcntt
E. F. O'Haver
L. B. Owen
J. B. Parent
AV. Parsons
AV. H. Paugh
R. T.Pavne
T. Pea^'ock and T. Wallis
H.L.Peck
T. H. Pegram and J. H. Kester .
E. F. Pendexter
H. Pidcock
TV. Piercy
M. Porter
D. P. Preacott. . .
J). P. Prescott ...
"W. H. Pritchett .
AV. T. Oninley. ..
E. Eannolpli
E. L. Ravnsford .
H. G. H. P.eed...
H. Eeid
J. A. Reid
T>. M. Reynolds..
.1. Ridenour
E.J. Rolierts
E. J. Roberts
AV. Riibinson
AV. M. Robinson .
P. Ryan
A. L. Sanders --.
J. Schofield
G. J. SHleck, Jr .
■J Shanaman
N. B. Sheldon ...
M. M. Shur
F. F. Siddall
N. J. Skaggs
J. Skinner.
L. E. Sloan
G. AV. Smillie
G. AV. Smillie
G. AV. Smith
G. AV. Smith
K. Smith
J. I). Smoot
6. AV. Sowles
C. B. Spencer
C. AV. Spencer
AV Stamp
AV. Stamp
A. D. Stansbury
A. E. Stearman
L. and G. P. Stebbins
L. and G. P. Stebbins
A. A. Stetson
A. C. Stevens
A . St orv
H. M. Sturgis
E. AV. Thomas
M. E. Thnrber
AV. H. Thurmond
I. E. Titus and H. C. Bossinger ...
I. H. Trabue
I. H. Trabue
AV. Tumbnll
AV. Tumbull
C. Uebinger
C . tJebin ger
G. TJlsomer
J. D. Vance
J. A. Vogler
F. F. Von Ainbach and A. Han-
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299,243
301.911
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292,126
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical liet of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Car-coupling .
■coupling .
coupling .
coupling .
coupling .
coupling .
coupling,
coupling -
coupling .
coupling .
coupling .
•couj)ling.
coupling .
coupling .
Car-
Car-
Car-
Car-
Car-
Car.
Car-
Car-
Car-
Car-
Car
Car-
Car-
Car-
Car
Car-
Car-
Car-
Car-
Car-
Car-
Car
Car-
Car
Car
Car-
Car
Car-
Car
Car-
Car-
Car-
Car-
Car-
Car-
Car-
Car-
Car-
Car
Car
Car
Car-
Car-
Car-
Car-
Car-
Car
Car-
Car-
Car
Car
Car
Car
Car
Car
Car
Car
Car
Car.
Car.
Car,
Car. Dumping-
Car. Dumping-
Car. Dumping-
Car. Dumping-
Car. Dumping-
Car. Dumping-
Car. Dumping-
Car. Dumping-
Car-dumping apparatus
Car dumpin"; apparatus. Eailway-
Car dust-guard. Railway-
Car-floor frame
coupling ■
coupling
coupling
coupling
coupling
coupling -
coupling
coupling adjuster
coiipUng and brake
coupling link
coupling. Railway-
coupling. Street- ,
couplings. Link-operator for. . .
cover. Railway-
curtain fixture. Street-
door
door
door ,
door
door
door attachment
door fastener
door fastening
door fastening
door fastening
door. Grain-
door. Grain-
door. Grain-
door guard . Freight- ,
door hanger
door lock
door lock ,
door lock
-door lock
door mechanism for freight-cars,
door mechanism for freight-cars.
door. Railway freight-
door. Railway freight-
door. Rail way- freight-
draft attachment
draw-bar. Freight-
draw-bar. Horse-
draw-bar. Street- -.
draw-bars. Manufacture of railway-
dumper
. Dumping-
Dumping-
Dumping-
Grain-
Grain-
Car for cable roads. Suspended
Car for elevated railways
Car for inclines in mines
Car-frame. Iron ,
Car-gate
Car-grip. Flectric
Car. Hand- '
Car. Hand-
Car. Hand-
Car-heater
Car-heater
Car-heater
Car heater. Street' ,
Kame.
W.H.Ward
A. L. Washburn and A. L. Journeay .
S. H. Weeks and J. J. Hasenauer . .
D. Wertz
R. S. and J. Wheeler
G. W. White
J. White
S. K. Whitmore and A. W. Feely . .
J. S. Whittinghill
S. L. Wiegand
F. R. Wilkins
H. B. Williams
J. H. Williams
J. B. Willaman, C. Stratton, and H.
S. Lynch.
J. T. Wilson
P. WLneman
E. Wood
T. Wood
F M. Wright
W. Zaehringer
S. B. Zimmerman
J. P. Pies
J. H. Dnffins
D. Haves
A. K-'Mansfield
C. Hanson
J. H. Pudney
R. H. Wvman
J. A. Watt
F. B. Brownell
T. Lee
W. W. ShaUns-.
J. L. Wagner and J. Seath
A. W. Zimmerman
R. Curtis ,
J. L. Wagner
S. S. Peterson
J. Rhule
S. F. Rosse
J. Brenzel
W. McGuire
R.J.Wilson
S. Irvin ,
E. T. Moore
S. C. Norton
T. R. Pugh and A. P. Le Gros
J. Sharkey
A. W. Zimmerman
J. A. Hagan
J. A. Hagan
E. H. Callaway
B. Eyster
N. P. Lilieholm
J.D.Miller
W. A. Jones
W.H.Kennah
W. P. Hudson
D. S. Wineland
T. S. Stewart ,
J. L.Gill. Jr
D.C. Niblick
T. Reynolds ,
W. B. Sears and J. C. Mathews.
B. W. Sherrod
R. Stone
M. Van Wormer
M. Van Wormer
M. Van Wormer.
M. Van Wormer.
W.J. West
J. L. Mitchell....
P. Leavitt
J. H. Reynolds . .
J. L. Stagg
C. Leavitt
W. F. Sherman..
J. Rosquist
R. M. Cushman..
C. H. Hughes.-..
J. C. Henderson .
J. H. Cook
W. Dnnbar and J. R. Kinley
S. V. Greer ,
R. H. Brown
J. Q. C. Searle
J. Zimmerman
J. F. Gyles ,,-...
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Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Car-heating apparatus. Coui)ling for . .
Car. Iron
Car label-holder
Car label-holder. Mail-
Car. Live-poultry
Car loading and unloading device
Car. Pilot-
Car. Pit-
Car-platform
Car-platform
Car-platform
Car-platform gate
Car platforms. Safety-door for railway-
Car-platforms. Safety-gate for
Car. Railway-
Car. Railway-
Car. Railway-
Car. Rail way-
Car. Railway-
Car. Railway-
Car. Railway- .■ ,
Car. Railway-
Car. Railway-
Car. Railway-
Car. Railway-
Car. Railway- ^
Car. Railway-
Car. Railway-
Car. Railway-
Car. Railway passenger-
Car. Railway passenger-
Car-replacer
Car-replacer
Car-replacer
Car-replacer
Car-replacer
Car-replacer
Car-replacer
Car-roof
Car-roof
Car-roof
Car-roof. Metal
Car-roofing
Car-roofing
Car running-gear. Railway-
Car running-gear. Railway-
Car safety attachment. Railway-
Car safety-guard
Car safety-guard . . - -
Car. Safety railway-
Car sand-box. Street-
Car sand-box. Street-
Car-seat
Car-seat
Car-seat. Safety -brace
Car-signal
Car signal
Car-signal
Car. Sleeping-
Car. Sleeping-
Car. Sleeping-
Car-spring
Car-spring
Car-spiing
Car-spring
Car-spring
Car-spring
Car-spring
•Car stall. Stock-
Car-.starter
Car-starter
Car-starter
Car-starter
Car-starter
Car-starter
Car-starter -.
Car-starter
Car-starter
Car-starter.
Car-starter
Car-.starter
Car-starter
Car starter and bralie
Car starter and brake
Car starter and brake
Car-starter. Spring
Name.
J. J. Lacey
J. T. Goodfellow
P. R. Sledge
C. W. Vickery
W. P. Jenkins and J. L. Streeter .
P. H. Kane.
J. Pesana y Piuol
I. Barker
S. M. Beery
A. C. Ferguson
A. C. Ferguson
A. J. Willcutt
F. Lappin
E. L. Tevis
J. F. Batchelor
J. F. Batchelor
T. Bueno, Jr
J. W. Cloud
G. O.S.Conway
L.Daft
"W. H. Holmes
M. Hutchison
E. P. Lar6e
E. B. Meatyard .
J. H. Reynolds .
H. Root
T.L. Wilson
R. H. "Wyman
R. H. Wyman
E. P. Osgood
"W.H.Paige
R. E. Alexander
J. A. Hodel
C. 0. Kelly and J. E. Lee
T. W. Reed
R. H. Watterson
D. A. West
J. W. Tothers
H. S. Tipton
H. S. Tipton
J. W. West
J. C. Wands
A . W. Gilraore
W. H.Paige
C E. Candee
T. B. Mackey
H. Li.iterud .
F. P. H. Loftus
L. Peterson
E. Henn
M. Bookman and C. F. Bingham
G. H. Hathaway
W, A. Ackley -'
A. P. Johnson
W. R. Lampton
W. D. Beaty
D. M. Eornarth
H. J. MoDevitt and G. T. Barber. .
T. Clarke, W. H. Paulding, and G.
Reinl.
J. H. Doerr
J. Shorey
E. Cliff
H. J. Mitchell
C. W. Pickering and T. Nichols . . -
R. Vose
R. Tose
R. Vose
R. Vose
W. Holden
W. E. Adams
J. J. Anthony
No.
29.'., 255
308,034
306,872
305,254
304,005
305,600
308,325
307,900
303,108
302,550
302,551
299,709
291,363
306,364
300,937
303,791
301,855
309,930
308,830
302,987
304.003
301,895
302,662
293,265
302,029
304,863
293,608
292,192
296,810
291.764
291,622
293.996
296.566
309,230
304.856
304,590
307,886
306,373
299,596
299,597
303,684
302,453
293,447
292.675
310,029
309.067
308,909
299.234
302,024
295.637
294,846
291,341
291.263
306,158
296,975
295.144
30.5,043
303, .536
294,331
Date.
298,951
292,595
304,990
292,248
306,698
292,773
292,774
292,775
302,964
300,2.59
302,224
308,232
J. E. Brown 301,476
299.342
300,698
299,539
301. ,508
307.569
293,119
.306,120
306.121
297.899
304.393
291,594
299,023
297.309
293,204
W.J. Caldwell
F. Dawson and J. Holleyhead .
S. Henry
J. G. McCormick
J. F. Morell and D. Goff
W. C. Trussell
W. C. Trussell
W. C. Trussell
J. Wilson
J. C. Wood
G. M. Hathaway
B. F. Shakespeare
J. W. aiidG. R. Strickle
W. A. Warriner
Mar. 18
Nov. 11
Oct. 21
Sept. 10
Aug. 26
Sept. g3
Nov. 18
Nov. 11
Aug. 5
July 29
July 29
June 3
Jan. 1
Oct. 7
June 24
Aug. 19
July 15
Dec. 30
Dec. 2
Aug. 5
Aug. 26
July 15
July 29
Feb. 12
July 15
Sept. 9
Feb. 12
Jan. 22
Apr. 15
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
Feb. 26
Apr. 8
Dec. 16
Sept. 9
Sept. 2
Nov. 11
Oct. 7
June 3
June 3
Aug. 19
July 22
Felj. 12
Jan. 29
Dec. 30
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
May 27
July 15
Mar. 25
Mar. 11
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Oct. 7
Apr. 15
Mar. 18
Sept. 16
Aug. 12
Feb. 26
May 20
Jan. 29
Sept. 9
Jan. 22
Oct. 14
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Aug. 5
June 10
July 22
Nov. 18
July 8
May 27
June 17
June 3
July 8
Nov. 4
Feb. 5
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Apr. 29
Sept. 2
Jan. 8
May 20
Apr. 22
Feb. 5
Monthly
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1094
1263
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1710
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1796
335
146
1432
1062
2057
641
1219
749
1053
1469
1148
939
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1567
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742
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625
439
124
125
1019
1768
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2116
1913
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1597
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1646
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311
168
1359
1013
983
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2008
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1463
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1729
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736
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611
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1284
678
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1073
760
482
735
208
401
559
238
964
634
287
233
173
146
741
170
881
963
891
494
82
942
942
653
345
602
406
1097
830
788
8.55
237
1145
942
73
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1023
1014
611
816
776
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Hame.
No.
Bate.
Monthly
volume.
p.
Official
Gazette.
Car-step
Car-step
Car-step
Car-step. Folding .
Car.
Car.
Car.
Car.
Car.
Car.
Car.
Car.
Car.
Car.
Car.
Car.
Car.
Stoct- . . . .
Stock-....
Stoct-
Stock-
Stock-
Stock-
Stock-
Stock-
Stock-
Stock- ....
Stock-
Street-
Tramway-
Car-uncoupler. Electro-magnetic ..
Car-unloader and ballast-discharger.
Car-ventilating apparatus
Car-ventilator
Car- ventilator
Car-ventilator
Car- ventilator
Car-ventilator
Car ventilator. Kailway-
Car-warmer. Chemical
Car- wheel .
Car- wheel
Car- wheel
Car-wheel
Car- wheel
Car- wheel
Car- wheel
Car- wheel
Car- wheel
Car- wheel
Car- wheel
Car-wheel
Car- wheel
Car- wheel
Car- wheel
Car- wheel
Car-wheel
Car-wheel
Car- wheel - ;
Car- wheel
C ar- wheel
Car- wheel ,
Car-wheel
Car-wheel
Car- wheel
Car- wheel
Car-wheel
Car- wheel
Car- wheel
Car- wheel
Car- wheel and axle
Car wheel and axle
Car whepl and axle
Car wheel and axle
Car wheel and axle
Car wheel and axle ,
Car- wheel grinding and turning machine
Car- wheel hub
Car- wheel hub
Car- wheel lock
Car- wheel lubricator
Car-wheel. Self-lubricating ,
Car- wheels. Device for constructing metal
Car-wheels. Machine for rolling
Car- window curtains. Device for holding
Cars. Applying electric motors to
Cars by cable. Grip device for the propulsion of
Cars by endless -cable traction. Mechanical opera-
tion of street-
Cars. Changeable tail-light for railway-
Cars. Detachable compartment for
Cars. Electric motor for railway-
Cars from one track to another. Mechanism for guid-
ing
Cars from one track to another. Turn-table for trans-
ferring street-
Cars. Grain-door for freight-
Cars. Machine for driving endless ropes for the pro-
pulsion of street-
Cars of cable roads. Pilot or guard for
Cars. Panoramic sign for
Cars. Pinch-bar for moving
Cars, &c. Propulsion of street-
C. C. Baker and O. Tates.
J. H. Carver
W. R. WUcox
I. "W. Fleck
A. and A. F. Berdanier ,
G. D. Burton
J. P. Christopher and M. McCallum.
J. T. Dougine
H. Hess
B. W. Bhodes
W. H. and J. H. Smith and H. Arms .
L. R. Stiles
L.R. Stiles
S. P. Tallman
T. D. Williams
F. O. Deschamps
F. M. Whitehouse
J. D. Reed.
E. Huber and H. M. Barnhart . .
E.L.Brady
W. E. Cowen
J. M. Fennei'ty ,
0. H. Jones
0. H. Jones
1. Towusend ,
W. B. Oiitten and W. E. Jones .
C.Mitchell
R. N. Allen
A. Atwood ,
W. S. G. Baker ,
S. Broadhent
E. H. Callaway ,
S. Carlton ,
E. Cliff
J. Ferguson
J. A. Hagan
J. A. Hagan
J. A . Hagan
"W. G. Hamilton ,
M. Hamlin
"W. H. Herbertson
"W". Hoover ,
J. N. Kaufholz
G.P.King
"W.I. Lindsay
W. E. Mason
J. G. McAuley
J. W. Melvin and W. H. Clute .
P. E. Merrihew
G. W. Miltimore
S. P. Raber
A.Ross
F. H. Smith
"W. D. Smith
H. G. Taylor ,
T. Thomas
N. "Washburn -
J. Beaupied ,
M. Jordan
C. "W. Lanpher
D."W. Riordan
S. J. Stevenson
G. B. Trout
W. P.Barclay
J. v. Hawkey
G. Peacock
G. Duncan
.T. P. Silliman and J. A. Maxwell
"W. R. Jenkins, Jr
"W. H. Paige
O. "Nioggemeier
F. Fumess
"W. F. Sherman
Z. P. Boyer..
F. G. Coming
E. L. Dugas ..
E. S. Henry....
A. W. Adams .
J. A. Heyl
G. W. Baurahoff.
301,326
299,959
300,668
307,935
291,136
298,666
303,418
302,897
298,968
308,928
308,808
293.285
296,245
309,583
29.'i.468
307.447
308,816
308,432
.S06.688
307,087
294.016
303,631
293, .578
293,967
305,251
304,848
295,. 576
293,211
294,750
302,818
303.700
303,489
305,287
305,671
306,070
294,995
294.996
294,997
303,509
296,954
301,592
302,203
296,840
300,321
294,890
305,616
307,482
295.790
307,565
291,618
303,750
301,7.56
294,090
303,064
291,807
292,267
292,882
291,274
296,017
304,011
301,161
296,244
30.5,488
303,609
296.004
293,071
304,262
297,021
307,307
306,174
305,706
295,535
302,596
299,197
303,214
307,272
298, 0F6
300,828
295,640
301,950
A. "W. Alexander .
G.Poole
W. tr. Bohm
"W, Halkyard. (Reissue)
J, Moore and A. J. O'Learv
N. F. Graham and H. H. Toung .
296,907
296,057
292,624
10,445
309,864
292,483
July 1
June 10
Jnne 17
Nov. 11
Jan. 1
May 13
Aug. 12
Aug. 5
May 20
Dec. 9
Dec. 2
Feb. 12
Apr. 1
Dec. 23
Mar. 18
Nov. 4
Dec. 2
Nov. 25
Oct. 14
Oct. 28
Feb. 26
Aug. 19
Feb. 12
Feb. 19
Sept. 16
Sept. 9
Mar. 25
Feb. 12
Mar. 11
July 29
Aug. 19
Aug. 12
Sept. 16
Sept. 23
Oct. 7
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Aug. 12
Apr. 15
July 8
July 15
Apr. 15
.Tune 10
Mar. 11
Sept. 23
Nov. 4
Mar. 25
Nov. 4
Jan. 8
Aue. 19
July 8
Feb. 26
Aug. 5
Jan. 8
Jan. 22
Feb. 5
Jan, 1
Apr. 1
Aug. 26
July 1
Apr. 1
Sept. 23
Aug. 19
Apr. 1
Feb. 5
Aug. 26
Apr. 15
Oct. 28
Oct. 7
Sept. 23
Mar. 25
July 29
May 27
Aug. 5
Oct. 28
May 6
Jnne 24
Mar. 25
July 15
Apr. 15
Apr. 1
Jan. 29
Feb. 5
Dec. 30
Jan. 29
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575
1513
684
1.53
888
675
21
1268
473
315
669
430
1347
1418
42
323
1333
853
1,395
1588
6.59
1020
1533
1261
728
1575
569
498
2251
1035
7.58
1309
1795
46
804
806
808
784
1.329
667
1437
1189
1056
677
1728
87
1846
199
773
1101
875
1698
230
992
1580
126
324
1.55
1444
113
429
1575
927
139
362
1776
1413
1689
193
1836
1516
1968
1552
417
1644
155
1719
1650
1119
1278
197
20,50
562
1712
1854
89
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417
187
188
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126
82,83
179
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362
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372
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262
280
422
344
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139
617
284
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359
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215
369
186
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333
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189
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278
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
407
Invention.
Ifame.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Cars. Safety -bridge for railway-
Cars. Sanding device for
Cars. Sash-ad.iuster for railway-
Cars. Spring-motor for street-
Cars. Structure for loading
Cars. Track -rail attachment for replacing derailed
Cars. TTnloadiug platform-
Cars. Ventilating railway-
Cars with cables. Device for coupling
Carbon battery
Carbon battery
Carbon-black. Apparatn.i for the manufacture of . .
Carbon conductors. Manufacture of
Carbonizing liquids. Agitator device for
Carbureting air and firing furnaces. Apparatus for.
Carbureting air or gases. Apparatus for
Carbureting apparatus. Air-
Carbureting apparatus. Air-
Carburetiug-maehine
Carburetor
Carburetor
Carburetor
Carburetor
Carburetor
Carburetor
Carburetors. Automatic hydrocarbon-feeding appa-
ratus for
Carburetors. Bucket for measuring wheels of
Card-board clip
Card-board. Machine for cutting
Card for playing loto and other games
Card-grinding mechanism
Card-grinding roller
Card holder and exhibitor
Card or tag holder
Card or ticket holder
Card. Playing-
Card. Playing-
Card. Playing-
Card-sharpening apparatus . .
Card-stripper
Card. Wood-exhibiting
Cards in carding -machines.
Grinding or finishing
Cards. Self-acting reader for Jacquard
Cardin g and spinning machinery for the manufacture
of asbestus yam, &c.
Carding-engine
Carding-engine feeding apparatus
Carding engine. Wool-
Carding-eugines. Mechanism for stripping the flats
of
Carding-machine
Carding-machine
Carding-macbine condenser
Carding-machines. Self-feeder for
Caipenter's gage
Carpenter' sgage
Carpenter's gage . ,
Carpet-beating machine
Carpet-cleaner
Carpet-cleaning composition ,
Carpet-cleaning machine
Carpet-fastener ,
Carpet-fastener
Carpet-fastener
Carpet-fastener -
Carpet-fastener
Carpet-fastener
Caipet fastener.
Carpet-lining .--
Carpet-stretcher
Carpet-stretcher
Carpet-stretcher
Carpet-stretcher .
Carpet-stretcher
Carpet-stretcher .
Carpet-stretcher
Carpet-stretcher .
Carpet-stretcher
Carpet-stretcher
Carpet-stretcher
Carpet-stretcher
Carpet-stretcher
Car-pet-stretcher
Carpet-stretcher
Carpet-stretcher .
Carpet-stretcher
Carpet-stretcher ,
Carpet-stretcher .
Stair- .
B. L. Ferris
L. K. Sloan ,
A. K. Mansfield.,
J.B. Pugh
J. Foreman
M. C. Woods
J. Houlehan
J. M. Palmer
J. C. Dolau
T. W. Brvant
J. B. Wallace
G. G. Shoemaker
E. Weston
R. V. Scannell....
L. Valentine
A. .T. Enelish
J. Blondel, Fils - -
W. F. Burrows . -
O. Tirrill and J. P. Wilson...
L. Bagger
D.R. Baker
L. C. Beebe
G. Froh
A. Gairing and H. Lehmann.
W.C. Strong
C. F. Copeland
W. M. Jackson .
P. N. Evans
C. Baillie
H. H. Harrison -
W. H. Kankin..
W. B. Guild-...
S. L. Davis
C. H. Leonard ..
H. Willson
T. W. Lawson. .
E. J. Levey
W. Ramsay
J. Brierley
J. M. Dunham
H. Brooks and W. E. Reed .
W. Decker
R. W. Sutleffe .
W. Wood
J. H. Lee
J. T. Lemaire-
C. Riidiger - . -
E. P. Dennis..
J. Rhinn
C. E. Whitworth
G. Fowler
C. L. Goddard
A. .T. Burger
G. S. Forrest
W.Wells
T.S. Church
F. H. Good
M. F.Jacobs
A. A. Boyer
J. Denton
E. and E. Hohneck
J. A. Markoe
H. A. Scliwebs
W. M. Sbopbell
J. A. Waters
Z. A. Van Deventer
T. Stewart
J. L. Barrett
G. W. Bowers and T. J. Thompson
J. H. Bruso
F. W. Burns
T. P. Butterfield
C. A. Cooper
J. A. Dunnell and A. Smith
S. Fildes
D. L. Harkness
W. Hill, Jr
F. J. Hubbard
A. W. Jackson
J. C. Kellsey
S. Merchant
E. F. Persons
E. P. Poindexter
H. M. Pressly
T. A. Reader
A. Sawyer and E. S. Matteson
298,075
301,762
296,594
302,671
302,720
298,437
293,467
297,835
298,673
305,046
300,537
292,696
301,024
300,019
302,450
308,886
307,170
291,676
294,527
301,790
291,128
298,058
303,927
294,863
302,442
308,877
.309,466
303,216
309,433
295,388
301,922
299,131
298,.354
302,853
298,048
305,315
298,991
305,018
294,962
299,918
299 052
302,652
303,681
293.391
305,316
304,208
300,284
291,471
299,280
301,193
308.836
295,243
308,746
299,635
307.364
302,237
310 045
302.732
307.837
299,3.56
300,366
294,397
297,453
300,289
305.869
300,416
304,243
300,754
293.410
296,669
300,342
303,619
303,123
298,074
300.237
303,510
303,008
298,856
302,493
295,018
301,740
299,. 576
300,396
299,087
302,939
301,166
May 6
July 8
Apr. 8
July 29
J\ily 29
May 13
Feb. 12
Apr. 29
May 13
Sept. 16
June 17
Jan. 29
June 24
June 10
July 22
Dec. 9
Oct. 28
Jan. 8
Mar. 4
July 8
Jan. 1
May 6
Aug. 19
Mar. 11
July 22
Dec. 9
Dec. 16
Aug. 5
Dec. 16
Mar. 18
July 15
May 27
May 13
July 29
May 6
Sept. 16
May 20
Sept. 9
Mar. 11
June 3
May 20
July 29
Aug. 19
Feb. 12
Sept. 16
Aug. 26
June 10
Jan. 1
Mav 27
.July 1
Dec. 2
Mar. 18
Dec. 2
June 3
Oct. 28
July 22
Dec. 30
July 29
Nov. 11
May 27
June 17
Mar. 4
Apr. 22
June 10
Se])t. 30
June 17
Aug. 26
.Tune 24
Feb. 12
Apr. 8
June 17
Aug. 19
Aug. 5
May 6
June 10
Aug. 12
Aug. 5
May 20
July 22
Mar. 11
July 8
June 3
June 17
May 20
Aug. 5
July 1
143
882
891
2068
2130
608
897
2463
897
987
1333
2138
1953
654
1765
422
1.508
844
229
915
144
121
1321
645
1754
414
1185
422
1142
1325
1090
1477
518
2292
109
1343
1288
953
756
511
1372
2046
1015
814
1344
1708
1012
568
1649
158
349
1143
218
171
1773
1481
1932
2146
561
1748
1121
76
1966
1021
2068
1184
1753
1627
836
979
1094
946
305
142
942
787
167
1125
1820
846
859
92
1160
1414
77
122
36
240
247
567
584
172
243
675
250
271
366
596
178
483
112
402
(236
{237
65
250
42
31
365
179
481
110
320
115
307
369
301
424
141
629
28
C371
{372
367
260
211
136
391
562
C277
{278
219
372
C465
{ 466
273
160
473
41
91
315
57
43
476
410
519
153
503
304
19
537
275
573
325
479
446
226
274
297
258
84
36
254
215
47
.316
498
231
233
24
318
403
23
32
27
28
27
28
28
27
26
27
27
28
27
26
27
27
28
29
29
[26
26
28
26
27
28
26
28
29
29
28
29
26
28
27
27
28
27
1 28
27
28
26
27
27
28
l'^
27
28
29
26
29
27
29
28
29
28
29
27
27
26
27
27
28
27
28
27
26
27
27
28
28
27
27
28
28
27
28
26
28
27
27
27
28
28
553
169
177
403
414
649
606
487
704
1015
1187
411
1304
1054
344
783
303
157
869
175
28
550
710
946
342
781
936
633
929
1081
213
832
633
441
548
1079
785
1003
967
1019
800
399
653
591
1079
787
1118
101
864
31
763
1046
739
951
350
292
1100
417
480
883
1148
388
842
1119
1225
1158
796
1244
595
195
1143
641
512
553
1105
607
486
753
355
981
164
937
11.54
809
469
25
408
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
AlpliabeUeal Ust of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Kame.
No.
Date.
Monthly-
volume.
03
Official
Gazette.
03
E. P. Shaffer
W. A. Skinner . . .
"W.K.Smith
J. J. Taylor, 2(1...
.T. W. Thompson .
R. I". Truslow
N. A. Valine
N. Wiard
B. F. Williamson .
W. H. Caatle
E. B. Clarke
W. J. Drew
Carpet-sweeper G. M. Rockwell, . .
Carpetsweeper C. L. Travis
Carpet-sweeper C. L. Travis
Carpet-sweeper Gr. "W. Zeigler
Carpet. Sweeping E. Miller
Carpet-stretcher .
Carpet-stretcher .
Carpet-stretcher .
Carpet-stretcher .
Carpet-stretcher .
Carpet-stretcher .
Carpet-stretcher .
Carpet-stretcher .
Carpet-stretcher .
Carpet-sweeper . .
Carpet-sweeper . .
Carpet-sweeper . .
Carriage
Carriage
Carriage and cradle. Comhined folding
CaiTiage-apron
Carriage-body ,
Carriage-how
Carriage brake. Child's-
Carriage brake. Child's- ,
Carriage. Child's ,
Carriage.
Carriage.
Carriage.
Carriage.
Carriage.
Carriage.
Carriage.
Carriage.
Carriage.
Carriage.
Carriage.
Carriage.
Child's
Child's
Child's
Child's
Child's
Child's
Child's
Child's
Child's
Child's
Child's
Convertible
Carriage-cover
Carriage-curtain attachment
Carriage-curtain fastening
Carriage-curtain strap-fastening loop
Carriage-curtains. Clamp-fastening for .
Carriage-curtains. Device for fastening .
Carriage-door. Sliding
Carriage-doors. Device for closing
Carriage-fender
Carriage. Folding baby-
Carriage. Infant's . :
Carriage. Jump-seat
Carriage-lug
Carriage-perch iron
Carriage-seat
Carriage-seat
Carriage-seat comer-iron
Carriage-seats. Detachable back for
Carriage-shade holder
Carriage-shifting-rail attachment
Carriage. Side-spring
Carriage-spring
Carriage-spring
Carriage-spring
Carriage-spring
Carriage-spring
Carriage-spring
Carriage-spring
Carriage-spring shackle .
Carriage-step
Oarriage-top
Carriage-top
Carriage-top
Carriage-top
Carriage-top
Carriage-top
Carriage-top
Carriage-top
Carriage-top bow
Carriage top. Child's-
Carriage-top fastener
Carriage-top joint
Carriage-top prop . :
Carriage-top-prop block
Carriage-tops. Device for suspending.
Carriage-tops. Manufacture of
Carriage-trimming
Carriage umbrella attachment
Carriage vibrator. Child's-
Carriage-wheel
J. F. Hurtig . .
K. C. Huse ...
H. Ladewig . .
A. C. Holden.
a. A. Ellis....
F. A. Wittich
M. R. Dillin ..
G. D. Paul. . . .
C. Bailey
, F. Butler.
. F. Butler.
G.E.Clark
B. V. B. Dixon
F. X. Hinterleitner .
tr. McClinchie and J.
XT. McClinchie and J.
T. McKnight
G. R. Peare
J. Poolman and F. R. Marks
H. C. Seely
H. C. Seely
H. Spooner
A. K. Felton
H. H. Frick
W. Downham
•T. Sage
H. Higgin
A. S. Parker
W. Brown
F. P. Stone
H. W. Tonley
L. H. "Wooden
H. A . Jackson
C. "W. Trow
D. E. Gale
B. B.Hill
W. H. Cooper
"W. A. Eddy
G. A. Sears
H. A. Moyer
R. E. Vaii Oampen
N". M. Guillow
"W. B. C. Hershey
A. P. Marshall
S. Atkinson
T. R. Bevans
C. C. Bradley
G. E. Dolton
J. McCormick
B. P. Morrison
A . A. Stimson
H. "Weatphal and E. Dieterla
.T. Pendergast
H. Bnchholz and W. Morris
H. Higgin
R. H. Lewis
H. McCnrry
E. H. Pfaff
C. L. Pritohard
T.J. Reed
B.Simmons
A. C. H. Ritter
tr. McClinchie and J. F. Butler.
J. J. Travis
T. F. Van Luven
C. D. Thatcher
J. Stanley
P . Marqua
T. Hawley
J. P. Hagan
C. H. Biitlin
G. B. Adams
"W.K. Foster ,
292,693
29.5.824
299.691
306, .')48
298.. 519
298,521
291.555
293,205
308.122
■304,799
298,349
306,008
295.. 506
293.988
293,989
295,470
293,902
303,933
292,558
291,204
298,381
296,943
298,808
308.P82
293,351
296,379
308.467
296.149
301,892
302.419
304,215
292.933
292.174
294,668
298,784
298.785
291.949
292.001
297.780
300.451
293..522
298.969
292,571
301.9.56
298,794
292, .526
309,675
291,3.51
298.799
296.400
306,7.50
296.534
292,291
294,916
293,663
309,750
292,112
305.309
303 024
302,618
292.200
305,888
292.419
307.724
291 761
303. 6P0
29.-i.3l8
304 555
297.968
300.971
302.146
297.147
298.774
299,937
294.912
.307,072
,307,803
299,240
297,044
309.899
306,874
296.240
293.897
301,886
303,840
307.522
302,680
309,705
Jan. 29
Mar. 25
June 3
Oct. 14
May 13
May 13
Jan. 8
Feb. 5
Nov. 18
Sept. 9
May 13
Sept. 30
Mar. 18
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Mar. 18
Feb. 19
Aug. 19
Jan. 29
Jan. 1
May 13
Apr. 15
May 20
Dec. 9
Feb. 12
Apr. 8
Nov. 25
Apr. 1
July 15
July 22
Aug. 26
Feb. 5
Jan. 22
Mar. 4
May 20
May 20
Jan. 15
•Jan. 15
Apr. 29
.Tune 17
Feb. 12
May 20
Jan. 29
July 15
May 20
Jan. 29
Dec. 23
Jan. 1
May 20
Apr. 8
Oct. 21
Apr. 8
Jan. 22
Mar. 11
Feb. 19
Dec. 23
Jan. 15
Sept. 16
Aus. 5
July 29
Jan. 22
Sept. 30
Jan. 22
Nov. 4
Jan. 8
Aug. 19
Mar. 18
Sept. 2
May 6
June 24
July 15
Apr. 22
May 20
June 3
M.ar. 11
Oct. 21
Nov. 11
May 27
Apr. 15
Dec. 30
Oct. 21
Apr. 1
Feb. 19
Julv 15
Aug. 19
Nov. 4
July 29
Dec. 23
2136
1884
263
666
703
704
682
553
911
663
513
2241
1472
1.554
1556
1423
1445
1330
1966
240
549
1319
1069
417
753
621
1370
305
1059
1724
1719
198
1444
401
1038
1041
1177
1245
2406
1227
957
1268
1981
1131
1051
1921
1462
411
1059
645
933
810
1606
703
1120
1561
1367
1336
185
2005
1479
2096
1774
401
936
1014
1239
362
8
1885
1358
1.580
1024
540
699
1362
512
1603
1431
1759
1096
426
1440
1049
1218
1.38
2079
1500
595
523
65
174
199
199
193
147
249
182
139
C621
J 622
406
428
429
f393
^394
C367
(368
548
66
151
366
300
111
200
5171
I 172
374
88
290
473
468
54, 55
405
111
291
291
328
348
6.57
335
261
361
5.52
311
294
.537
395
117
296
178
248
223
449
196
312
424
3^3
369
51
549
415
581
494
111
263
277
344
100
3
518
376
434
286
C143
( 144
195
363
141
460
f 393
^394
474
291
120
398
288
334
37
571
407
26
26
27
29
27
27
26
26
29
28
27
[28
26
26
26
1 26
26
1 28
26
26
27
27
27
29
26
^27
29
27
28
28
28
26
26
26
27
27
26
26
27
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26
27
26
28
27
26
29
26
27
27
29
27
26
26
26
29
26
28
28
28
26
28
26
29
26
28
26
28
27
27
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27
27
1 27
26
29
29
27
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29
29
27
26
28
28
29
28
29
411
1189
970
130
667
668
129
538
558
948
632
1258
1109
730
730
1100
710
712
381
43
638
263
742
782
579
123
655
59
207
338
789
479
283
897
737
737
227
240
476
1166
617
781
384
221
739
374
994
75
741
127
188
161
310
957
654
1011
263
1078
490
393
288
1230
341
444
173
653
1064
884
529
1291
264
315
735
1024
957
270
472
856
283
1066
222
81
709
206
691
395
404
1001
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
409
Invention.
Name.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
CO
Official
Gazette.
fH
Securing .
Carriage-wheel
CaiTiage-wheel
Carriage window-frames to curtains.
Carriage-wrench
Carriage-wrench
Carri age-wrench
Carriages. Canopy-holder for children's
~ Canopy-holder for children's
Canopy-standard for children's
Light-frame for
Material for covering
Platform-spring for
Shade-holder for children's
■Weighing.attachment for baby-.
Carriages
Carriages.
Carriages.
Carriages.
Carriages.
Carriages.
Carriages, &c
Carrier:
See Belt-carrier.
Boot-carrier.
Cash-carrier.
Cash and parcel car-
rier.
Egg-carrier.
Hay-carrier.
Pneumatic carrier.
Carrier apparatus
Carrier system. Automatic
Cart
Sheaf-carrier.
Store-service carrier.
Straw-carrier.
Trace-carrier.
Trace or shaft carrier.
Twine-carrier.
Victual-carrier.
Wire-carrier.
Cart
Cart. Coal-
Cart, cotton and com planter, and manure-distrih- )
nter. Combined riding- i
Dump-
Dumping coal-.
Cart.
Cart.
Cart, fertilizing and seeding machine. Combined .
Cart fertilizer-distributing attachment
Cart. Hive-
Cart. Pleasure- -
Cart. Koad-
Cart. Eoad-
Cart. Koad-
"Road-.
Road- .
Koad- .
Koad- .
Koad- .
Road- .
Road-
Cart.
Cart.
Cart.
Cart.
Cart.
Cart.
Cart.
Cartridge .
Cartridge
Cartridge
Cartridge and waterproofing the same
Cartridge. Blasting-
C.irtridge-box
Cartridge-case
Cartridge-clo.sing machine
Cartridge cutter and ciimppr
Cartridge decapper, recapper, and reloader .
Cartridge. Electric
Cartridge-holder
Cartrid ge implement
Cartridge implement
Cartridge implement
Cartridge implement
Cartridge implement
Cartridge implement
Cartridge implement
Cartrid se implement
Cartiid ge implement
Cartridce-loader
Cartridge-loader and cap-expeller .
Cartridge-loading apparatus
Cartridge-loading apparatus
Cartridge-loading implement
Cartridsje-loading machine
Cartridge-loading machine
Cartridge-loading machine
Cartridge-loading machine .
Cartridge-loading machine .
Cartridge-magazine
Cartridge-magazine
Cartridge ring-extraetor
Can ridse-shell
Cartridse-shell
Cavtridsp-shpU
Cartridse-shell
Cartridge-shell
E. P. Lvnch . .
W. D. Orcntt.
A.S.Parker..
D. True
D. True
D. True
H. Eichling...
A. S. Fitch . . .
G. A. Ellis....
H. Higtrin
E. W. Harral .
E. Blunt
G. W. Pearce.
J. J. Vinton . .
J. E. Downing...
J. M. Martin
J. and.T. Mills. -.
J. H. Tiffany ...
C. C.Egerton....
A. J. Arrington .
R.Clark
"W. S. Shoemaker .
I. M. Milbank....
J. A. Mitohener .
C. R. Thompson .
H. A. Mover
D. Arserbright - .
C. S. Beebe
J. "W. Breed
A. E. Carter ;
I. Dolsen
H. Hortop
O. J. McColInm and C. 0. Stran . . .
C. "W. Saladee
C. H. Straight
H. M. Wallis
W. Gardner
G. M. Peters -.
T. Yates
P. Barbe
R. Pun.shon and R. R. Vizer
E. O.C.Ord
W. Lnrenz -
C. S. Leet and ^V. H. NorthaU
E. Kronenberg
F. Giffard
S. Rns.sell
N. T. B. Carlin
M. S. Alexnnder
,T. TT. Bavlow
.T. H. Barlow
J. K. Barlow
H. T. Hazard
H. T. Hazard
W. G. .TeR,se and G. E. Paxton
.T. H. McCabe
J. B. Richardson
F. H. Perry
L. Keller
"W. A. Lockett
"W". R. Quinan, F. Kimpfel, and J. ?
Olsen. 5
S. E. Cheeseman
B. W. Annin
0. F. Belcher
F. L. Chamberlin.
J. L. Mott, Jr. . .
R.Poole
"W. B.Franklin.
T. Nordenfelt. . .
J. Murphy
P. Boca
P. Biifler
A. F. Dickey...
G. Kvnoch
O.F.'Seibold ...
294.0.56
301,2r.2
298,021
291,961
292,186
305,767
299,631
294,376
295,116
300.972
297,257
301.852
301,918
292,878
30,5,060
29:1,898
297,830
308,933
301,437
298,653
300,572
297,539
304,842
.309,641
293,115
293.664
298.652
292,277
291,488
301,8.57
300,231
291.733
298.764
298.415
298.254
299,441
304 926
299,162
308,941
30-2.819
297.9.51
299,. 573
293,2.57
291,207
308,775
294,865
307,071
299,7,36
294.176
293.297
294,955
309.681
297,796
301,887
305,195
295.265
307.870
309,088
294,630
302,207
299,009
301,465
302.082
305,136
295,980
304,120
301,003
307,285
298,494
291.619
297.345
306,383
300,449
29^,696
294,280
Feb. 26
.Tuly 1
May 6
Jan. 15
Jan. 22
Sept. 30
June 3
Mar, 4
Mar. 11
June 24
Apr. 22
July 15
July 15
Feb. 5
1650
241
79
1192
1460
1937
166
48
973
1886
1728
1005
1086
122
Sept, 16
Feb. 19
Apr. 29
Dec. 9
July 1
May 13
June 17
Apr. 22
Sept. 9
Dec. 23
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
May 13
Jan. 22
Jan. 8
July 15
June 10
Jan. 8
May 20
May 13
May 6
May 27
Sept. 9
May 27
Dec. 9
July 29
Apr. 29
June 3
Feb. 12
Jan. 1
Dec. 2
Mar, 11
Oct. 21
June 3
Feb. 26
Feb. 12
Mar, 11
Dec. 23
Apr. 29
,Tulv 15
Sept, 16
Mar. 18
Nov. 11
Dec. 9
Mar. 4
July 15
May 20
July 1
July 15
Sept. 16
Apr. 1
Aug. 26
June 24
Oct. 28 ]
May 13 i
Jan. 8
Apr. 22
Oct. 14
June 17 :
May 13 1
Feb. 26 i
1003
1441
24.59
481
464
862
1375
2084
717
1421
422
1121
860
1592
597
1010
936
906
1013
586
381
1851
841
1512
491
22,52
2605
89
627
243
272
647
1361
314
1821
688
747
1471
2423
1050
1188
1175
602
687
355
1441
1310
503
1290
1102
102
1589
1922
1664
679
774
1837
455
1225
925
1941
456
05
21
331
410
538
42
12
266
519
469
274
298
33
275
399
673
128
125
(241
) 242
(379
(380
568
(196
<197
(198
385
113
312
241
445
(168
) 169
275
253
254
283
165
101
532
228
434
130
714
23
166
67
71
180
363
80
497
184
208
398
662
288
325
325
166
185
99
401
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137
357
302
( 31
I 32
( 33
434
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445
(192
) 193
217
499
123
335
257
I 532
26
28 1
27
26
26
28
27
26
26
27
27
28
28
26
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26
27
29
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1 27
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27
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29
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26
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1 26
28
27
26
27
27
27
27
28
27
29
28
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27
26
26
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26
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7.54
47
542
230
286
1200
950
838
1002
1292
342
197
213
466
1018
709
486
793
86
696
1194
409
958
986
.517
6,54
696
307
114
199
1104
168
733
646
598
901
9.'52
837
795
434
515
937
5.56
44
748
947
270
979
789
567
965
995
479
206
1051
1052
489
836
890
279
789
93
251
1037
22
765
1298
331
663
145
363
91
1166
709
804
410
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Kame.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
p<
CO
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(^
Cartridge-shell creaser
Cartridge-shells from paper-pulp. ■Manufacture of . .
Cartiidge-shells. Machine for depriming and reprim-
ing
Cartridge-shells. Machine for drawing metallic
Cartridge-shells. Machine for feeding
Cartridge-aheU.s. Machine for treating
Cartridge weighing and assorting machine
Cartiidges. Machine for making compressed-powder .
Cartridges. Making compressed
Cartridges. Mechanism for packing.
Carving-fork guard
Carving meat. Holder for use in
Case:
See Blacking-case.
Book-case.
Cartridse-case.
Check-hook case.
Cigarette-case.
Copy-case.
Egg-case.
Electric - conductor
case.
Eile-case.
Filter-case.
Eolding case.
Hat and accouter-
ment case.
Label-case.
Map-case.
Needle-case.
Paper, twine, and sack
case.
Pen and pencil case.
Pen or pencil case.
Pencil-case.
Physician's huggy-case.
Pocket-case.
Shipping-case.
Shot-case.
Show-case.
Surgical case.
Ticket-case.
Toilet-case.
Tombstone picture-case.
Type-case.
Violin-case.
Watch-case.
Organ-case.
Case for holding pencils, &c
Caseine and aiticles made theiefrom. Preparation of.
Caspine and articles made therefrom. Preparation of
Cash and parcel caiTier
Cash and parcel carrier
Cash
Cash
Cash
Cash
Cash
Cash
Cash
Cash
Cash
and parcel
and parcel
and parcel
and puvccl
and parcel
and parcel
and parcel
and parcel
and parcel
cari'ier .
carrier .
carrier .
carrier .
carrier .
carrier .
carrier .
carrier ,
carrier .
Cash and parcel carrier
Cash and parcel carrier
Cash and parcel carrier
Cash and p,arcel carriers. Elevator for
Cash and parcel carrying system
Cash and parcel receptacle for cash-carrier systems.
Cash and parcel transmitter
Cash-box. Folding
Cash-car system
Cash-carrier
Cash-carrier -
Cash-carrier.
Cash-carrier.
Cash-carrier.
Cash-carrier.
Cash carrier and railway
Cash-carrier. Automatic
Cash-carrier. Automatic
Cash-carrier. Autom.itic
Cash-carrier. Automatic
Cash-carrier. Automatic
Casli-carrier elevator
Cash-can ier for store service
Cash-carrier for stores
Cash-carrier system
Ca.sh-carrier system
Cash conveyer
Cash-conveying mechanism
Cash indicator, register, and recorder.
Cash-regi.ster
Cash resistor and indicator
Cash-railway switch
Cash system
Cash-transmitter
Cask. Ale and beer
Cask. Ale or beer
Cask or hogshead
F. E. and W. E. Nye and J". W. Mat-
thews.
G. M. Peters
H. T. Hazard
P.Butler
J. A. MacDonald
"W. Lorenz
P.Butler
S. Davey and J. Watson
W. Hebler
P.Butler
(x. H. Packwood
L. Chevalier and L. GraiUot
H. F. Werner...
E. E. Childs....
E. E. Childs....
G. W. Baldrige .
W. P. Bigelow. .
W. P. Bigelow
J. Bums
J. Bums
J. Bums
M. Clark
M. Clark and J. T. Cowley
G. R.Elliott
C. Grant, Jr
C. Grant, Jr., and D. Lawrence.
W. H. Jones and H. L. Randall.
B. A. Osgood
B. A . Osgood
A. T. Atherton
W. S Hill
C. Grant, Jr., and D. Lawrcnce.
W. S. Reed
B. C. Foster
B. A. andE. P. Osgood
C . Fisher
C.Fisher
R. Gomall
C. Grant. Jr., and D. Lawrence.
O.B. Hall
G. H. Spring
F. S. Harrington
F. A. Allen
A. W. Bodell
J. "W. Flagg
f. W. Flagg
J. W. Flagg
H. H. Hayden
AV. S. Lamson
C. M. Johnson
G. A. Badger and W. F. Lakin .
L. O. Dion
O.B. Hall
C.Baltzell
W. L. Home
292,846
297,712
296,563
294,115
305,087
294,055
294,363
303,267
306,827
2?9,200
309,356
298,174
292,270
307,179
307,269
305,414
299,332
304.491
291,028
305. 7,%
309. .=520
309, C02
309.505
297,686
293,241
291,895
304,734
300,279
301,917
298,654
295,172
296,831
306.353
29^,569
293,192
308.480
309,704
298,688
296,832
298,373
303,464
310,052
301,040
305,886
306,474
308.032
308.033
295.393
301,373
295,645
296.909
302.988
293,012
308,732
308,259
T. Mnnnell
J. Birch
J. C. Co' am
T. M. Kenney
H. Gazaille . '. [ 298.077
H. A. Eiieter I 306,.'^27
H. A. Rueter I 307 412
J. Striibel 1 300,527
309,240
303.974
300.223
297,.5s.2
Feb. 5
Apr. 29
Apr. 8
Feb. 26
Sept. 16
Feb. 26
Mar. 4
Aug. 12
Oct. 21
May 27
Dec. 16
May 6
Jan. 22
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Sept. 23
May 27
Sept. 2
Jan. 1
Sept. 30
Dec. 23
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Apr. 29
Feb. 12
Jan. 15
Sept. 9
June 10
July 15
May 13
Mar. 18
Apr. 15
Oct. 7
May 13
Feb. 5
Nov. 25
Dec. 23
May 13
Apr. 15
May 13
Aug. 12
Dec. 30
June 24
Sept. 30
Oct. 14
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
Mar. 18
July 1
Mar. 25
Apr. 15
Aug. 5
Feb. 5
i)ec. 2
Nov. 18
Dec. 16
Aug. 26
June 10
Apr. ^2
May 6
Oct. 14
Oct. 28
June 17
83
2325
852
1736
1037
1647
27
486
1041
1555
1056
268
1583
1517
1640
1461
1718
266
17
1896
1252
846
1231
2293
608
1111
587
1003
1085
863
1047
1180
416
762
537
1385
1498
916
1181
538
727
1939
1972
2091
570
798
803
1331
387
1659
1279
147
288
201
1096
893
1.304
927
2059
144
636
1832
1318
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632
237
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112
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1184
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiuued.
411
Invention.
Cask-rolling machine
Casks, &c. Machine for making heads of
Casket for preserving the bodies of children.
ing-
Caskets into graves. Apparatus for lowering
Caster
Caster
Caster
Caster
Caster ,
Caster
Caster
Caster
Caster
Caster
Caster
Caster
Caster
Caster
Caster.
Caster.
Caster.
Caster.
Caster.
Cast«r.
Cool-
Kamo.
Table- .
Ad,iustable stove-
Furniture-
Furniture-
Furniture-
Furniture-
Glass
Caster or other article of table-service.
Caster. Revolving
Caster. Stove-
Caster. Stove-leg -
Caster. Table-
Caster-wheel and die for making the same
Caster. Wire table-
Casting. Apparatus for manipulating molds in .
Casting cannon. Mold for
Casting car- wheels
Casting car- wheels. Chill for
Casting compound bars. Mold for
Casting copperplates, bars, &c. Apparatus for.
Casting ingots. Mold for
Casting ingots of metal. Apparatus for
Casting. Machinery for making molds for
Casting metal. Machine for making or preparing
molds for
Casting metals
Casting metals. Mold for
Casting-mold
Casting-mold. Electrotype and stereotype
Casting mold. Type-
Casting ornamental plaques, &c. Mold for
Ca.sting pan. Electrotype and sterpotype
Casting pipes of plastic material. Mold for
Casting plumbers' traps. Machine for
Casting printers' leads. Device for
Casting slugs and leads for printers' use. Mold for.
Casting steel ,
Casting steel ingots. Compression apparatus for . . .
Casting. Threaded
Castings. Apparatus for the manufacture of small .
Castings from molds. Extracting
Castings. Machine for making core.s for
Castings. Machine for making molds for
Castings. Mold for making white-metal
Castings. Mold for the manufacture of chilled car-
wheels and similar
Castings. Molding apparatus for
Castings. Process of^ and apparatus for the produc-
tion of dense metal
Castings to other parts. Secuiing cored
Ca tamenial sack
Catamenial sack
CataiTh remedy
Cauterizpr. Veterinary
Cauterizinff apparatus. Electrical
Ceiling. Fire-pioof
Ceiling. Fire-proof hanging
Ceiling. Metallic
Ceiling. Metallic
Ceiling-plate
Cell-case for carrying eggs, &c
Cell-cases. Manufacture of
Celluloid and dividing it into sheets. Holding
Celluloid and other compounds of pyroxyline. Man-
nfacturing
Celluloid for enameling textUe fabrics, &c. Appli-
cation of
Celluloid, &c., of pyroxyline. Manufacture of
Cellulose from wood, &c. Manufacturing
Cement composition for molding brick, &c
Cement for chimneys, roofs, &c
L. A. Mueller
G. H. Albee ..
C. M. Kutan . .
J. Burns
J. I. Duncan
A. Eberle
"W. K. Elson
J. B. Fischer
"W. Koch
J. T. Miller
A. Rein
G. A. Rentschler .'
B. Roux
M. B. Sohenck
E. T. Thomas
A. Thompson and G. H. Rice
N. S. Thompson
W. Ziniraer
H. Fuhi-man and A. Rusche
G.D.Clark
W. A . Scollay and A . I. Frick
W. H. Siioerl
C. A. Whituev
D. C.Ripley-!
G. W. Hull andC. B. Tale
J.S.Dignam
A . J. Price
tl. Sullivan
D. Sherwood and G. D. Dudley
W. S. Ravenscroft
D. Sherwood and G. D. Dudley
C. F. Brush
B. T. Babbitt
W. Wilmington
J. H. Whitine
W. Paul andT. J. Wood
J. Zen serle
J. Redder
W. F. Durfee and T. Egleston.
M. R. Moore
J. Demogeot
C.F. Brush ...
C. P. Binsh ...
R. W. Travlor .
C. B. Cottfell . .
J. M. Conner . .
J. H. Harding .
C. B. Cottrell
D. H. Dorsett
C. E Heiss
A. H. McClnre and A. Pfirsch
G. W. Surcuy
F. K. Halfey
G. W. Billings
J. B. Larkin
S. .Tohnston
C. F. Bnish
.T. G. Morrison
E. Thomas
J. R. Kinsley
G. W. A. Wiesing
J. R. Davies
C. M. Pielsticker and F. C. G.Muller.
M. Garside
N. Aniia
C.H. Levy
R. H. Scott
C. A. Paquolin and L. De Place .
E. T. Starr
H. Mnurer
L. Lafond
A. Northrop
A. 'Northrop
R. T.Crane
T. Bacon, Jr
No.
G. L. Jaeger and A. Faherdu Faur.
J. W. Hvatt
J. W. Hyatt
W. H. Wood and J. H. Stevens .
305,014
300,.33fi
293,361
305
308,
292,
293,
302,
300,
299,
300.
310.
301,
301,
295.
291,
306,
295,
307,
291,
301,
291,
309,
291,
296,
305,
299,
307,
299,
295,
299,
293,
305,
309,
310.
309.
306.
307,
308,405
302.349
298,949
293.709
293.710
304.976
29fi.27tj
293,633
300,967
296,277
302. .549
298.580
.303.026
299.438
304,314
298,661
294,639
303 645
293.712
299.998
293.541
309,629
303,773
,736
,474
,797
,1,56
,391
,782
,828
,282
,083
925
,835
689
426
.551
,8.50
036
,494
396
238
273
086
287
437
494
414
,689
942
,688
711
777
120
007
737
990
583
300,853
291,223
J. W Hvatt, J. H. Stevens, and W.
H. Wood
C. F. Dahl
R. B. Enson and J. J. McGiveny
B.M. O'Neill
307,714
296,104
297,274
309,655
308,693
300,155
299,820
303,438
299,255
301.260
299.203
299,715
296,288
301.995
296,967
297.098
296,670
296,935
309,612
304,124
Date.
Sept. 9
.Tune 17
Feb. 12
Sept. 30
Nov. 25
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
July 22
June 24
June 3
Oct. 7
Dec. 30
July 15
July 8
Mar. 25
Jan. 1
Oct. 14
Mar. 25
Oct. 21
Jan. 8
July 1
Jan. 1
Deo. 16
Jan. 1
Apr. 1
Sept. 23
May 27
Oct. 28
June 3
Apr. 1
June 3
Feb. 19
Sept. 30
Dec. 9
Dec. 30
Dec. 23
Oct. 21
Nov. 4
Nov. 25
.Tnly 22
May 20
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Sept. '9
Apr. 1
Feb. 19
June 24
Apr. 1
July 29
May 13
Aug. 5
Mav 27
Sept. 2
May 13
Mar. 4
Aug. 19
Feb. 19
June 10
Feb. 12
Dec. 23
Aug. 19
June 24
Jan. 1
Nov. 4
Apr. 1
Apr. 22
Dec. 23
Dec. 2
June 10
June 3
Aug. 12
May 27
.July 1
May 27
June 3
Apr. 1
July 15
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Dec. 23
Aug. 26
Monthly
volume.
948
259
1081
295
766
204
1899
.530
1378
376
28
7
481
129
1695
465
1663
455
411
106
324
87
1990
535
1094
300
976
265
1714
474
510
144
669
175
1918
530
1306
348
604
170
417
113
277
78
938
248
85
24
495
139
1488
412
1912
550
1834
495
262
65
59
17
26]
64.65
1192
331
1945
541
728
196
1886
509
1.542
419
1242
231
219
62
1288
5 352
) 353
1635
449
1240
351
1185
330
1188
330
906
248
484
135
1088
301
1881
C516
1.517
483
134
1902
523
776
218
187
52
1849
531
38
12
872
C244
)245
367
102
977
267
1196
3.31
624
169
977
267
1408
381
1128
310
1747
477
260
73
391
108
251
73
1744
474
1442
147
39
832
225
402
103
695
190
1618
465
237
64
1561
448
290
72
496
C139
\U0
1184
1343
372
1508
1348
1311
1390
1594
Official
Gazette.
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657
447
526
332
1250
999
60
1110
214
186
1158
91
130
1195
260
115
77
50
891
19
93
1112
912
361
969
14
969
667
1201
844
1091
1008
249
411
638
320
776
666
666
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91
647
1290
91
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681
490
901
823
892
646
667
1049
620
984
674
1266
47
443
51
345
990
726
1086
998
589
859
46
847
975
93
231
268
297
261
980
766
412
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Cement for giving a cheap and durable metal coating
to papier-mache, plaster-of-paiis, clay, &c. Liquid
Cement. Hydraulic
Cement. Manufacture of
Cement. Manufacture of hydraulic
Cement. Manufacture of hydraulic
Cement. Manufactuie of Portland
Cement. Manufacture of Portland
Cement. Manufacture of Portland
Cement. Manufacture of tubs or vessels of hydraiilic .
Cement. Manufacturing Portland
Center-board for vessels
Center-board for vessels
Center-board for vessels. Ad.iustable.
Center-board well for vessels
Centrifugal extractor
and elevator-bucket. Combined . - .
and hook. Guard
and making tlie same. Oraamental
attachment. Watch-
bar .
Centrifugal machine
Centrifugal machine
Cenfrifngal machine
Centrifugal machine
Centiifugal machine
Centrifugal machine
Centrifugal machine
Centrifugal machine
Centrifngal reel
Centrifugal leel
Centrifugal reel
Centrifugal separator
Cerealine. Making a product from Indian
known as
Ceiealsand machine used in practicing said art.
of extracting serms from ground
Cereals. Machine for scouring and polishing. -
Cesspool
Cesspool- well
Chain
Chain
Chain
Chain
Chain
Chain-
Chain-
Chain
Chain
Chain,
Chain
Chain.
Chain
Chain.
Chain.
Chain.
Chain.
Chain.
Chain
Chain.
Chain.
Chain.
Chain.
Chain.
Chain.
Chain,
Cliain.
Chain
Chain
Chain-
Chain-
Chain
Chain-
Chain-
Chain
Chain-
Chain
Cliain.
Chain.
Chain.
Chain,
Chain.
Chain.
Chain,
Chain,
Chain.
Chain,
Chain,
Chain,
Chain
Chain
Chain
Chain!
Art
bar and extension-case. Combined
bar, jiencil, and tooth-pick. Combined-
bar. Watch-
Breast-
conveyers. Link for
Drive-
. Drive-
Drive-
Drive-
Diive-
Drive-
Drive-
, Drive-
Di-i ve- -
Drive-
Drive-
Drive-
Drive-
Drive- -
Drive-
Elevator-
Mat
for draperies
hook. Ornamental
hook. Ornamental
hook. Watch-
link blanks. Machine for making
link Ornamental
-link. Ornamental
link. Oinamental
lock or baggage-guard
Oinamental
Ornamental
Ornamental
Ornamental
, Ornamental
Ornament'il
Orn amen tal
Ornam en tal
Ornamental
, Ornamental
. Ornamental
, Roller-
tip. Watch-
tip. Watch-
-wrench
3 and bracelets.
Spring-ring for neck-
Chaina. Art of and machine for raalsing
Chains. Coin-holder for watch- ,,
Chains. Locked fastening for watch-
Chains. Manufacture of
Name.
F. Philipp .
J. Mur])hy
L. Roth
R W. Lesley
S. H. Short
R. W. Lesley
R. W. Le.<)ley and T. M. Willcox
R. W. LesleV and D. GrifBths
G. L. Schmidt
.E. P. Loi.seau
J. S- Birch
R. Center
G. L. Mills and IT. M. Gordon
R. Center
A. M. Dolph and J. H. Slack .
T. H. Miiller
J. W. Palmer
J. C. Poland, Jr....
G. L. Shorey
H. B. Stevens
G. E. Stillman
D. M. Weston
D. M. We-ston
W. H. Dickey
L. B. Fiechter
A . H. Van Dnzee . . .
J. J. Hendrickson . .
J.F.Gent
J. F. Gent .
W. Ager
E. Dieterich
W. and J. M. Rowbottom.
S. Ryder
M. A. Sliepard
E. Langerfeld
P. Becker
H. M. Herring
J. TJ. Gero w
W. S. Hieks ,
D. F. Bri'/gs ,
J. Hoasiland
.T. Gilibons
L. O. Stevens
C. G. Anderson
•T. C. Blnnm
H. W. an.l F. C. Caldwell
W. H. Diekev
H. H. Doubleday
W. D. Ewart. (Reissue) .
W. D. Ewart
T. F. Hall
E.L. Howe
R. F. Ludlow
D. D. Me.Kernan
E. M. Morsan
J. J. Reldner
C. C. Waters
F. Wilson
C. S. Warner
A. Vester
C. A. Schmidt
C. V. Reverie
C. F. Beyerle
C. B. Carpenter
L. McGilvray
V. Draper
H. M. Herring
S. L. Lederer
M.J. Clark
G. A. Babbitt
F. G. Bacon
W. Ballon
H. A. Church ,
H. A. Church ,
.T. Rtzensperger ,
F. Fontnean
L. Hei'kraann
J. A. Tsinger
J. Kinder
R. F. Simmons
H. A. Church
O. M. Diaper
H. M. Heriing ,
W. H. Brock ,
A. Vester ,
No.
300,890
300,790
294.080
30.5,753
305.970
305.201
292,329
305,754
291,091
309.150
292.890
293,226
292.031
300,570
309,826
298,395
306,769
308.326
302,290
292.705
305,026
302.611
302.612
.•Wa.220
306.329
302.693
297.994
304,722
302,200
295,471
.302.713
292,953
294.812
300.518
2''fi 022
301 661
294.733
297,783
301.122
300.300
299.071
.301.491
299.592
302,812
2"3.407
307.011
294 373
304,625
10.444
2'>7 362
297. 703
304.325
302 574
2''7 149
293.493
302,785
299,187
310.104
297.650
29,-', 432
294,682
300.680
307.833
297.498
298.220
294.595
294.734
295.772
2"4.012
296.505
301.789
292 615
293.417
294. .580
2^5.117
300.241
299.138
306.017
303.293
299.281
296.925
296.542
295.869
298.442
302,676
E. Oury 308.324
C. S. Pine 1306.032
H. T. Salisbury ^ 300,135
C. H. Reed 1300,640
Date.
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Feb. 5
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June 17
Dec. 30
May 13
Oct. 21
Nov. 18
July 22
Jan. 29
Sept. 9
July 29
July 29
July 15
Oct. 7
July 29
Mav fi
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July 15
Mar. 18
July 29
Feb. 5
Mar. 11
June 17
Apr. 1
July 8
Mar. 4
Apr. 29
July 1
June 10
Mav 20
July 8
June 3
July 29
Feb. 12
Oct. 21
Mar. 4
Sent. 2
Feb. 5
Apr. 22
Apr. 29
S^nt. 2
July 29
Apr. 22
Feb. 12
July 29
May 27
Dec. .30
Apr. 29
May 13
Mar. 4
.Tune 17
Nov. 11
Apr. 22
May 6
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Mar. 25
Feb. 26
Apr. 8
July 8
.Tan. 29
Feb. 12
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
June 10
Mav 27
Sept. 30
Aug. 12
May 27
Apr. 15
Apr. 8
Mar. 25
Mav 13
July 29
Nov. 18
Sept. 30
June 10
June 17
Monthly
volume.
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1672
1684
1921
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1199
1649
1922
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135
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1274
1372
1658
564
963
1186
1550
2150
962
1996
1998
1455
390
2100
43
573
1434
1425
2120
220
578
1309
160
7.57
473
2409
61
1033
1395
.543
120
2243
833
1278
44
448
561
18,56
2420
50
1939
15R2
924
2199
1542
2017
22-11
604
416
1.531
.557
2034
336
314
474
1819
1583
773
915
2040
843
298
974
948
1485
22.59
517
16.50
1300
820
1949
613
2075
1182
2277
810
1467
26
37
155
3.56
379
f 450
nsi
156
255
324
428
599
262
547
547
404
105
575
11
393
392
582
61
160
359
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208
132
658
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279
397
147
29
615
225
341
12
124
149
505
661
16
533
435
251
605
442
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610
171
116
421
1.52
555
87,88
87
132
505
439
213
249
567
228
82
266
256
426
626
142
474
361
226
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173
570
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304
413
1005
391
391
281
72
409
536
931
278
1101
412
483
935
1182
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910
477
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805
106
941
432
595
254
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540
366
479
825
381
316
611
426
843
lllfi
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649
900
1223
480
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589
882
910
1176
744
1.53
175
393
596
879
1003
1106
833
1261
556
864
260
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1200
6.50
404
610
1265
1082
1211
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884,
Alphabetical .list of inventions — Continued.
413
Invention.
Chair:
See Adjustable c.liair.
Bookkeeper's chair.
Camp-chair.
Chil(l'.s chair.
Convertible chair.
Dental chair.
Dentist's chair.
Foldinjj chair.
Gynecological chair.
Hammock-chair.
High cliair.
Invalid-chair.
Knockdown rattan chair.
Opeia-chair.
Oscillating chair.
Kailway-chair.
Reclining-chair.
Keclining and folding
chair.
Kocking-chair.
Spring-chair.
Tiltiug-chair.
Tiee cliair.
Wiudow-cleaning chair.
Chair .
Cliair .
Chair .
Cliair.
Chair .
Cliair .
Chair .
Chair
Cliair and bed. Child's suspended adjustable ...
Chair-backs. Machine for knitting rattan
Chair-leg fiistener
Cliair-rocker spiiug
Chair-seat frame
Chair-seat maclnue
Chair-seats of vegetable fiber and chromic acid,
ufacturing
Chairs. Attachable rocker for
Chalice
C'hal k-rack
Clialk-sharpener
Chandelier
Chandelier. Extension-
Extension-
Extension-
Extension-slide
fias and oil
Oil and gas
Street- car-driver's
Man-
Method of and apparatus
Chandelier
Chandelier
Cliandilier.
Chandelier.
Chandelier.
Change-liox.
Change-gate.
Change-gate for cars, &c
Channels in water-ways.
for cutting
Charcoal. Method of and apparatus for treating
wood for the manufaciure of
Charcoal-oven
Charcoal -oven
Charm. Watch-
Charm. Watch-chain
Charm. Watch-cham
Charni-telescope
Chart-frame. Interchangeable
Check and draft. Bank
Check. Baggage-
Check. Baggage-
Check-book case. Salesman's
Check. Cond iictor's
Check. Conductor's passenger-
Checks, drafts, receipts. &c. Device for cutting otf .
Cliook-holder and bag-fastener
Ch !■<• k -hook -
Check-hook
Check-hook
Clipck-hook for harness. Baek-str.ap
Check-hook for harness-saddles
Check-hook for hamoss. Spring
Check-hook. Harness
Check or water hook
Check-receiver
Check-rein hook. Harness
Check-row wire
Check-row wire
Check-row wires. Anchor for
Check -row wires. Keel for
Check-row wires. Keel for
Check-row wires. Stop for
Check-rower
Check -rower
Check rower
Check-rower
Check-rower
Check-rower
Cheek-rower
Check- rower
Check-rower an d corn-planter
Check-rower. Wire
Name.
W. H. Beardsley..
N. Jacobson
X R. Linn
H. Miller
G. B. St. John . . . .
(i. C. Winchester.
G. C. Winchester-
C. R. Tandell
W. H. Howell . . . .
E. L. Taft and H. M. Rich.
S. Kohn
J. W. Kenna
J. Ts'icholson
W. F. Lamson
R. Schimmel
W. Malick
C. J. Curtis
J. G. Plowman
T. Schafer
F. H. Chapman..
.T. C.Kiii-ht
L. T. I.awton
JI. Mi'richenski .
.1. P. Bonner
J. Chase
S. Horowitz
J. G. Hnhlen ....
C.Drake
F. 0. I.audgrane.
J. Gates
H. M. Pierce.
Check-rower wires. Machine for forming.
Chepk-rowera. Knotted wire for
J. A. Edwards
J. A. Edwards
R.L. Allen
J. H. Knapp
F. T. Pearce
C. Hohii-en
J. E. Hamilton
J. K. Cleary
C. C. Smith
C.C. Smith ,.
C. Clothier and D. E. Crosby
J. Backus
J. G. McMichael
C. M. Moody
C. T.e.ivitt .'. ,
R. W. .Tones
D. C. Lock wood
A. E. 'MookandE. W.Frost
W. N. Wilson
.J. B. Gathright
W.Blark
J. Darling
T. Garrick
C. W.Weiss
H. Murph V
W. F. .lohnson
C. S. Locke
C. S. Locke
C. F. James
C. S. Locke
T. H. Hutchins
A. F. Dice
H. H. Eatherton and S. Stackhon.se.
0. J. Ensign
W. and J. Erdwins
A. ('. Evans ,..
J. Hnssung
A. L. .Tordan
J.J. Tnttle
D. W. .Tacoby
J. F. Morrisev
No.
2!)4. 4.3.3
207.40.5
291,366
301.fll3
203.813
2!13.833
308,226
306,989
305,003
299,295
296.336
304.205
307,676
2iin.9no
297,6.39
304.435
304,181
304.233
299.8.56
309.818
295,020
305.010
300.493
295,519
302,468
304,645
306.252
301.699
.301,611
307,288
309,874
292.6.35
307,928
298,540
303, %4
298,705
294,467
293,731
298,177
297.860
298.034
300.218
307.518
299.823
303.6.58
297.137
309,508
306.408
304.019
298. .535
300.357
310.023
310.034
294.864
301.309
300.494
297.265
296.981
292,832
305,.597
292.831
295,252
306.679
301.346
307.931
292.109
30S.834
306.C89
293,888
297.202
298,978
301,826
Date.
G. B. Durkee . .
J, F. Morrisey .
Mar. 4
Apr. 22
Jan. 1
July 15
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Nov. 18
Oct. 21
Sept. 9
May 27
Apr. 8
Aug. 26
Nov. 4
June 10
Apr. 29
Sept. 2
Aug. 26
Aug. 26
June 3
Dec. 30
Mar. 11
Sept. 9
June 17
Mar. 25
.Tuly 22
Sept. 2
Oct. 7
July 8
July 8
Oct. 28
Dec. 30
Jan. 29
Nov. 11
May 13
Aug. 19
May 13
Mar. 4
Feb. 19
Mav 6
Apr. 29
May 6
June 10
Nov. 4
June 3
Aug. 19
Apr. 22
Dec. 16
Oct. 14
Aug. 26
May 13
June 17
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
Mar. 11
July 1
June 17
Apr. 22
Apr. 15
Feb. 5
Sept. 23
Feb. 5
Mar. 18
Sept. 23
July 1
Nov. 11
Jan. 15
Dec.
Oct.
Feb. 19
Apr. 22
May 20
July 8
Monthly
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30l,8?5 Jnly 8
123
1906
431
1081
1333
1359
1053
1241
937
1670
561
1704
342
615
2228
186
1676
1714
442
1649
848
945
12t'3
1495
1787
469
291
799
698
1669
1722
2060
675
725
1244
935
159
1215
271
2489
94
921
134
406
991
1568
12.35
490
1455
720
1112
1906
1919
647
302
1284
1735
1367
68
1705
67
1158
1805
347
677
1363
340
854
1428
1658
1275
966
718
965
32
518
122
297
370
377
285
(330
^331
256
C479
1480
156
465
92
166
606
56
457
476
114
448
232
258
352
413
489
130
78
219
192
447
466
573
185
205
.342
259
44
336
70
682
25
248
36
104
271
431
334
132
401
204
301
514
517
179
82
3.53
471
377
19
474
18
320
503
95,96
185
382
90
226
395
451
364
262
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29
26
29
27
28
27
26
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27
27
27
27
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28
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28
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850
376
79
212
690
694
585
249
1000
867
112
786
433
1047
442
850
780
794
1006
1046
981
1002
1177
1118
348
904
53
154
1>4
332
1059
397
504
673
696
711
856
671
577
493
.545
1101
394
998
649
313
946
97
7.39
671
1146
1095
1097
946
58
1177
343
272
455
1151
455
1049
1170
65
504
262
761
164
707
329
783
184
135
183
414
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inceniio/is-^Continued.
Invention.
Cteek-rowera. 'Wire-strotclier for
Cheese-curd. Device for testing
Cheese-cutter
Oheese-hoop
Cheese- knife
Cheese. Machinery for manufacturing .
Cheese-molding machine
Cheese press or mold
Cheese-safes. Wire door for
Cheese-vat, Knockdown
Cfcenille-rrinsre fabric and weaving the same -
Cherry-pitter
Cherry -.seeder
Che.st. for tools. &c
Chp.st of drawers
Child's chair
Child's chair
Chimney
Chimney
Chimney and ventilator. Combined
Chimney-cap
Chimney-cap
Chimney-cap
Chimney-cap
Chimney cap and ventilator
Chimney-CRp. Ornamental
Chimney-cowl
Chimney-cowl
Chimney-co wl
Chimney cowl
Chimney-cowl
Chimney-lininc
Chimney-protector
Chimney-protector
Chimney- top
Chimney -top and ventilator
Chimney top or cowl -.
Chin-supporter
China and glass ware. Apparatus for ilecorating . . .
China and glass ware. Applying fusible metallic
colors to
Chinaldines. Manufacture of bases called
Chip- vat
Chnp-grader
Chopper:
See Cotton-chopper. Stalk-chopper.
Chopping-block
Christmas-tree candle-holder
Chrome. Making lemon-
Chrome-retl. Makiiia:
Chrhme-yellow. Making
Chuck
Chuck
Chuck
Chuck
Chnck -
Chuck
Chuck
Chuck
Chuck.
Chuck.
Chnck.
Chuck.
Cliuck.
Brace-
Compound lathe-
Drill-
Drill-
Drill-
Chuck for drilling-machines, &c
Chuck for holding fittings
Chnck for rock-drills
Chnck for watch-makers' lathes.
Chuck. Lathe-
Chuck.
Chuck.
Chuck.
Chuck.
Chuck.
Chuck.
Chuck.
Chuck.
Chuck.
Chuck.
Chuck.
Chuck.
Chucks.
Chum..
Chum..
Chum..
Chum..
Chvirn .
Churn .
Churn . .
Lathe-
Lathe-
Lathe-
Lathe-
Lathe-
Lathe-
Lathe- ,
Lat lie-
Lathe-
Lathe-.
Lathe-
Planer-
Reversible jaw for lathe-
ITame.
W. W.Porter
E. V. Lapham
M. W. Chapel and E. A. Reynolds.
A. W. Loomis and J. F. Hauenstcin
G. T. Moran
A. H. Brintnell
A. B. Smith ,
L. A. Kites
G. "W. Gordon
D. H:.Iloe
L. J. McDonald
J. Williams
W. F. Hibner
J. F. ZimmeiTuan
A L. Adams
A . B. Stevens
A. B. Stevens
L. E. Clawson
C. B. Loveless
A. S. Jack.son
K. H. Craighill
H. S. Dickinson
M. Scholl....
D. C. Trester
W. .T. Kavser
M. Scholl
A. S. Capper
J.S.Early
J. W. .Lickmarr. H. B. Neichbor, J.
R. Stick, and S. F. Hablitzel.
M. Ludwig. J. S. and J. S. Barber..
E. R. Slasch
J. Browell
H. W. Hollv
L A. Smith'
W. Petersen
J. M. Sheets
J. Wiistner
C. L. Hpcox
H. Schulze-Berge
H. Schulze-Berge
0. Doebner and W. Von Miller .
H. Wilkens
J. T. Obenchain
No.
292.679
29fi,189
310.032
306,087
307,. "568
293,140
302,042
206.064
302,837
306,031
301.824
292.393
296,961
303.783
296.905
292,067
292.068
302,621
.301,904
303,288
303.623
299.628
213.. 526
300.663
299.227
305,8.^2
303.918
307,274
300,079
308.317
295.687
307,173
302.404
292,701
292,505
299.175
302. .'531
306,685
296,223
296,226
309.935
309.906
308,977
Date.
L. Rowe
F. Lechler
C. E. Hore
C. E. Hore
C. E. Hore....
C. H. Amiflon
J. G. Blount..
C. W. Crary
F. Egge
A. E. Ellinwood
C. Lewis ,
C. H. Reid
.L H. Westcott
G. W. Kerr
B. D. Whitney and H. W. Howe ...
C. E. Church"
C. Gatre.
C. S. Westbrook
C. A. Brenzinger
S. P. M. Tasker
305 391
305,263
299.334
299,964
305.580
299.362
300.272
301.277
308..541
295,408
302.4,56
299.909
294,121
299,886
294,755
292,599
H, C. Sergeant 297,4,56
C. Thomas 300,032
G. Birkmann 309.288
G. A. Colton 295.229
G. A. Colton 29.5.230
A. F. Cushman 309.206
G. W. Davis 297,070
J. S. Gilmore 295.628
C. Hopkins and C. E. Tan Norman. 301.466
H.Johnson 310,060
E, L. Mansfield 298,488
W. A. ATontgomery 298.015
J. N. Skinner ' 303.331
D. E. and L. E. Whiton 2''4.296
W. Porter ' 300,637
J. W. Carleton .302.649
H. J. Bailev ; 3''1.949
E. B. Beard and J. R. Bmce 306. P99
308,869
306,465
297.109
307.731
295.182
30.5,390
305.. 389
Jan. 29
Apr. 1
Dec. 30
Oct. 7
Nov. 4
Feb. 5
July 15
Apr. 1
July 29
Sept. 30
July 8
Jan. 22
Apr. 15
Aug. 19
Apr. 15
Jan. 15
Jan. 15
July 29
July 15
Aug. 12
Aug. 19
.Tune 3
Feb. 12
June 17
May 27
Sept. 30
Aug. 19
Oct. 28
June 10
Nov. 18
Mar. 25
Oct. 28
July 22
Jan. 29
.Tan. 29
May 27
Juiy 22
Oct. 14
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
Dec. 9
Nov. 4
Mar. 18
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
May 27
Jtme 10
A. .1. Borland.
J. Bradl)urn . .
J. H. Burck . .
J.Burl |2P9,4.59
J. F. and W. C. Cameron ! 305,570
Sept. 23
May 27
June 10
July 1
Nov. 25
Mar. 18
July 22
.Tune 3
Feb. 26
.Tune 3
Mar. 11
Jan. 29
Apr. 22
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
415
Invention.
Chum.
Cliuin
Churn.
Chiiin.
Churu.
Churn
Chnm.
Chum.
Churn
Churn.
Chum.
Cbuiiit
Chnm
Chnrn.
Chum.
Clium
Clium.
Chnm .
Churn.
Ch urn .
Chum.
Chnm.
Churn.
Churn .
ChlMU.
Churn.
Chnra.
C;hurn.
Chinu
Churn.
(Miuru.
Chum
(!hnrn .
Churn
Chum.
Clium.
Churn
Chum.
Churn.
Churn.
Churn.
Churn
Churn
Churn
Churn
Chum
Churn-
Chum
Cliurn
Churn
Churn
Chum
Chum
Chum-motor
Chum-niotor
Chumraotor
Churn-motor
Chum-operating mechanism
Churn power
C liMvn-power
Cliurnpower
Chnni-power
Chnm . Ki itary
Churning device
Chute and vault-cover. Coal-
Chnte. Coal-
C idor-mill
Cider-mill
Cider-press
Cider-press rack
Cigar -
Cigar and cigarette
Cigar and match holder for tables. Combined
Cigar-box server
Cigar-bunching machine
Cigar-bunching machine
Cigar-bundling machine
Cigar-cutter
cover
cover .Tttarhment .
cover fastener
cover fastening
dasher
dasher
dasher
da.'<her
, Jacketed oleomargaiine-
raotor
■motor
Cigar-cutter
Cigjir-cutter
Cigar-cutter
Cigar-cutter
Cigar-cutter
Cigar-cutter and match-box. Combined .
Cigar-dealer's knife
Cigar-holder
Cigar lighter and cutter combined L.E. Brown
Name.
A.C.Clark
J. "W. Clark
J. H. Cookus
J.J. Curd
J. M. and W.H.Curtice.
D. "V7. Cuitis
J.H. Daniell
W. H. Dyer
J. H. Edens
H. Felt
M. M. Green
L. Hawkins
E. H. Hayworth and S. L. Davis.
K. T. Henderson
0. Henrv
J. H. Hisey
A. Jackson
E. TV. Jeter
P. Kirbv
C. J. LeKoy
M. McKinney
H. C. Neer
■W. H. Nicholson
A.M. Otis
D. B. Peck
S. C. Pvle
^V. H. Roy-xter
C. A. Kn.s'sell
J. B. Sohoggen
O E. Scriimer
C. T. Shadbolt
R. R. Shive
O. F Steed and E. A. Nixon
S.J. Sullivan
W. H. Tiiwney
E. C. Tavlor
J. H. Taylor
J. S. Thompson
J. F. Towner
n. O. Turner
B. I. AVilliama
J. B. Wilson
J. G. Pritchard
E. E. Risien
M. M. Mavcock
E. H. Schmidt and H. F. C. Bram-
mer.
J. E. Finlev
S. M. TiNon
F. T. Roots
R. "Wehl)andM. G. Brooks
S. Schwarzschild
D. C. andH. P. Camp
M.W.Clay
W. F. Evans and J. B. Fielding .
J. L. McKay
W. A. Nevel and G. W. Fisher.
H.C.Sadler
H. B. Woniack
J. A. Boals...
J. A. Lawrence
J. B. Snider
F. F. Williams
E. H. Funk
A. Cairns
H. Bonip
J.E.Clifton
A. D. Lair
M. P. Schenck
H. Sells
W. TT. Fergnson
J. Pnkorny
J. MiGovern
J. I'. Walch
A. E. Seinecke
T.E.Roberts
W. Sternberg
H. F. Behnsen
W. Graf
No.
n08,240
306.220
:i09,204
297,918
2!)fi,932
297.233
291,306
29.5,862
304,921
30.5.910
307.111
308,707
304,727
291.901
292,915
303,1.59
20,5,766
299,. 550
309.470
298,760
296,202
292,
298,
297,
304,
2!'6,
293,
306,
296,
203,
309,
292.
297,
306.
29.5.
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308,
302.
309.
308.
308.
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296,
294,
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294.
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302
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A. H. Xirk
F.C.Miller
W. H. Mvers
G. E. Sieiiler
F. M, Guinzbnrg
F. G. Dieterich and E. C. Walford.
A.L.Webb
293,580
291,379
293,665
297,302
300,707
292,473
291,115
306,672
Date.
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Oct. 7
Dec. 16
Apr. 29
Apr 15
Apr. 22
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Aug. 5
Mar, 25
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Apr. 1
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May 20
Apr. 22
Aug. 26
Apr. 1
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Oct. 14
Apr. 8
Feb. 12
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Jan. 29
Apr. 22
Oct. 14
Mar, 18
July 29
Nov. 18
July 22
Dec. 16
Nov. 11
Nov. 18
Apr, 22
May 20
Dec. 16
Apr. 15
Mar. 4
Feb. 26
May 6
Si'p't. 16
Mar. 4
June 3
Aug. 5
July 8
Feb. 26
June 17
Feb. 26
Mar. 25
July 29
Apr. 8
Sept. 30
Dec. 23
Dec. 2
Sept. 23
Nov. 25
Dec. 2
Apr, 22
May 20
FelJ. 12
Feb. 19
Feb. 26
Oct. 14
Sept. 2
Feb. 26
Dec. 2
Dec. 23
Sept. 16
Apr. 22
Dec. 30
Jan. 8
Feb. 12
Jan. 1
Feb. 19
Apr. 22
June 17
Jan. 29
Jan. 1
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Inyention.
Cigar-ligliter. Electric . . .
Cigar-lighter. Electrical .
Cigar-macliiiie
Cigar-machine
Cigar-maker's board
Cigar-maker's gage
Cigar-moistening case
Cigar-molii
Ci gar-mol d
Cigar-mold
Cigar-mold
Cigar month-pieces. Machine for manufacturing .
Cigar-perforator
Cisrar-piercing device
Cigar-press
Cigar-seller. Mechanical automatic
Cigar-slitter
Cigar stand
Cigai -support
Cigar-tip punch and former. Combined
Cigar-wrapper cutter
Cigar-wrapper-cutting machine
Cigar-wrappers. Machine for cutting
Machine for cutting
Machine for cutting
Machine for cntting and piling -
Machine for manipulating . .
Apparatus for manufacturing
Manufacture of
Ciirar-wrappers,
Cigar-wrappers.
Ci gar-wrappers.
Cigar- wrappers.
Cigars.
Cigars.
Cigars. Treating.
Cigarette
Cigarette-case
Cigarette-machine
Cigarette-machine
Cigarette-machine
Cigarette-machine
Cigarette machines. Apparatus for feeding paper in
Cinder. Compound to prevent the fusion of
Circle-iron support
Circuit changer. Multiple- ,
Circuit closer. Multiple-
Circuit-controller. Multiple
Circuit-controlling instruniint
Circuits. Apparatus for automatically opening closed
Cistern
Ci.stern and tank cleaner
Cisterns. Automatic rain-wator regulator for
Cisterns. Device for cleaning
Cistern s from concrete. Construction of
C ithern
Clamp
See Ball and socket
clamp.
Belt-clamp.
Bench-clamp.
Bottle-holdingclamp.
Eric^ion-clamp.
Hand-clamp.
Hoof-clamp.
Match-splint clamp.
Meat-clamp.
Bottle stopper clamp. Oyster-clamp.
Button-fly clamp
Cabinet-maker's
clamp.
Canopy-top clamp.
Clothes-clamp.
Cock clamp.
Cord-clamp.
Drum and cymbal
clamp.
Engraver's bangle-
clamp.
Floor-clamp.
Elooringclamp.
Erarae-clamp.
Clamp
Clamp
Clamp
Clamp
Clamp
CI amp
Clamp
Clamp-fastener
Clamp for ca,binet.-makers
Clamp for climbing ropes, rods, &c
Clamp for holding hollow cylinders
Clamp for sheet-holders
Clamping cards, &c. Device for...
Clamping device
Clamping-machipe ......,.....,,..,
Railway-rail clamp.
Koofing-damp.
Hope-clamp.
Kope, cord, &c., clamp.
Sail-clamp.
Saw-clamp.
Saw-handle clamp.
Scaffold-clamp.
Screw-clamp.
Sewing - machine - needle
clamp.
Stran-clamp.
Thill-clamp.
"Wire-rope clamp.
Name.
■W. Glass-...
K. N. Dyer . .
P. D. K'otts .
■W.I. Mann
A . Thalheimer
H. J. Watteyue
C.N". Swift
K. Appleby
N.DuBrul
H.Hilde
E. Vornberg and A. Kosmalski.
E. Ehlin
O. Larsen and H. Eersted
.T. TJngerer
G. Massie
J. Burns and A. Buckman.
J. Burns and A. Buckman.
"W. H. Emery
E. T. Pollard
E F. Leblond
W.rase
F. Miitimer
E. T. Gilliland
"W. F. M. McCarty .
"W. F. M. McCarty .
F. Lane .*.
■T. P. Tirroll
J". "W. Bainum
J. E. Pattison
F. E. Lord ,
J. E. Pattison
W. B. Dorward
F. F. "Wichard
A.M.Colt
P. F. Corbett
P. F. Corbett
J. Giraud.
"W. H. McAuley
S.Mitchell
M. Potter
.L Badirer
.T. W. "Weiser
S. C. Matteson
C.H. Bradv
A. P. Havden and F. Pickup .
D. W. Emsting
E. M. C. Anderson
No.
D. "W. Shiek and C. 0. Cole
J. Pusey
C.N. Swift
L L. Twiss
H. J. Scbuett
J. R. "Williams
J. R. "Williams
H. Griinhagen
G. "W. Tanner
J. R. Williams
O. Hamnierstein
0. Hanimerstein
H. F. Moellerand J. F. Slerk
H. Thoss
J. D. Culp
B. A.Xaufmann
F. S. Kinney ,
302,106
292,207
307,4.19
299.776
302.346
299.829
30.5.222
.307.080
292.391
306,939
302,884
2'I2,307
291.172
305,497
M. Bancroft ..,..,....,„ 303,909
307,759
305,164
309,860
299,818
291,644
308.115
303.069
292.398
305,161
304.322
302,177
296.683
30S.9nK
297.9.^6
300,994
296,468
.3nr,.017
293.374
305,550
306,867
297,898
297. P97
,300,069
305,8.59
291.. 5.59
293,733
293,732
3(14,347
304,582
303,493
297.409
291,201
294,113
294,114
308,556
302. .521
295,181
298,727
299 490
306.241
300.098
293.974
.306.932
304.376
29.'i.330
302.333
295.258
307.326
292.420
294,832
Date.
Nov. 11
Sept. 16
Dec. 30
June 3
.Tan. 8
Nov. 18
Aug. 5
Jan. 22
Sept. 16
Sept. 2
July 15
Apr. 8
Dec- 9
Apr. 29
June 24
Apr. 8
Sept. 9
Feb. 12
Sept. 23
Oct. 21
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
June 10
Sept. 30
.Tan. 8
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Sppt. 2
Sept. 2
Aug. 12
Apr. 22
Jan. 1
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Nov. 25
July 22
Mar. 18
May 20
May 27
Oct. 7
June 10
Feb. 19
Oct. 21
Sept. 2
Mar. 18
July 22
Mar. 18
Oct. 28
Jan. 22
Mar. 11
.Tuly 15
Jan. 22
Nov. 4
.Tune 3
.Tuly 22
June 3
Sept. 16
Oct. 28
.Tan. 22
Oct. 21
Aug. 5
Jan. 22
.Tan. 1
Sept. 23
Aug. 19
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volume.
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1708
400
804
902
238
1743
1136
48
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996
446
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1908
722
951
786
1648
1088
2.535
2533
717
20.54
687
1218
1217
83
394
763
1913
237
1725
1729
1499
18.59
1059
966
1908
280
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1.539
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115
1252
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1775
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476
477
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409
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424
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450
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495
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556
498
336
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825
272
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1003
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1141
220
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1223
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671
830
889
602
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767
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361
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
417
luvoutioTi.
Clampinfr-slido for straps
Clapboaiding-tool ,
Clasp :
See Allramclasp.
Book-clasp.
Bracelet-clasp.
Corset-clasp.
Fasteuiiis-clasp.
Gainieiit-clasp.
Garti-r-clasp.
Necktie-clasp.
Clasp
Clasp
Clasp
Clasp
Clasp
Clasp
Cla.sp
Necktie aiicl collar clasp.
Pencil-clasp.
Eope or line clasp.
Shoe-clasp.
Snnp-class.
Spriiiff-clasp.
Traveling-bag clasp.
Watch-clasp.
for fastening gloves, &c
for purses, &c
for supporting garments
fo-r the uands of neckscarfs, &c
bar
Chisp
Clasp
Clasp
Clasp
Clasp
Claw
Claw
Claw-
Claw
Clay,
Clay-crusher and tile-machine. Combined .
bar .
bar
bar. Detachable
clods, &c. Crusher for .
Clay-crashing machine
Clay-crashing machine
Clay -crushing roller
Clay-crushing roller
Clay -crushing roller
Clay fence-posts. Die for pressing
Clay for molding bricks, &c. Apparatus for prepar-
ing
Clay for potters' use. Blunger for mixing
Clay-pulverizer
CI ay -pulverizer
Clay-pulverizing machine
Clay -mill
Clay railway-ballast. Apparatus for making
Clay-tempering machine
Clay-terapering wheels. Driving mechanism for . . .
Clay-ware. Treating
Cleaner :
See Belt-cleaner.
Boiler-tube cleaner.
Boot-cleaner.
Boot and shoe clean-
er.
(Jarpet-cleaner.
Cistern and tank
cleaner.
Coal-cleaner.
Cotton-cleaner.
Cotton-gin-8 aw
cleaner.
Cleaning and renovating fabrics. Composition for .
Cleaning textile fabrics, wooden and metallic sur-
faces, &c. Composition for
CI eansing compound
Cleat.
Drain cleaner.
Fruit-cleamer.
Grain-cleaner.
Gun -cleaner.
Pean n t-cleaner.
Seed-cleaner.
Slate-cleaner.
Steam-boiler cleaner.
Well-cleaner.
Wheat-cleaner.
Window-cleaner.
Cleat for end-gates .
Cleat. Safety-
Clevis
Swivel-
Paper-clip.
Rein clip.
Tugolip.
Vehicle-wheel clip.
Whiffletree-cUp.
Clevis
CIe\ns
Clevis. Draft-
Clevis for chain cables, &c.
Clevis for reversible plows
Clip:
jSee Bicycle-saddle clip.
Card-board clip.
Double-tree clip.
Hame-clip.
Hitoliiug-strap clip.
Newspapir-clip.
Clipboard. Pad
Clip for neck-yokes, &c
Clip for seeming irregular surfaces together
Clipper. Hair-
Clipper. Hair-
Cloak
Cloak
Clock
Clock
Clock.
Clock.
Clock.
Alarm-
Alarm-
Alarai-
27 PAT
Name.
J. Herkimer . .
0. A. Bassott-
H. Binley
I.V.Ford
H. C. Frank
M. E. Knight
C. C. Shelby
C. C. Shelby
S. D. Tucker
C. F. and W. .T. Walters.
G. E. Danforth
E. Sontheimer
B. McGovern
J. Elson
J. L. Hardwick
W. H. Lyman
H. Robertson
D. Chri.sfie
G. S. Tiffany
J. D. Fate and E. M. Freese -
F. E. Frey
W. W. Wallace.
.T. W. Penfield . .
J. AV. Pen field..
J. W. Penfield..
E. Ivett
J. Christiansen.
P. Wilkes
L. D. Ferguson . .
G.J. Fritz
M.P.Phillips ...
J. L. Durrough . .
C. Chambers, Jr.
J. F. Dornfeld . . .
W. Cram
A. 0. Jones
T. Ewing
F. S. Monroe
J. B. Ziebach . .
F. M. Munroe .
J. H. Warren..
I. E. Palmer...
J. D. Edwards.
K. Hamilton
L. Jaqnish
F. H. Cheney . .
F. Joseph
F. A. Barrows.
J. B. Bloomingdalo
E. P. Barrett and J. A. Forster . . .
A. H. Beach
G. H. Noble
J. K. Priest
J. Landesmann
S. "Wetzler
D. W. Bradley
S, Diolot
E Davieg
W. Ti. Davies
J. Ganss
No.
299,540
304,064
.103,798
300,060
29(i,827
306,092
298.508
309,258
205,310
300,924
294.019
302,788
305,621
307,382
307.544
295,. 571
297,849
305,670
307,820
293,000
295,533
.30,174
292, .576
292,577
203,270
297,604
309,766
297,047
293 0"!
301,3.J,S
296,445
306,068
297.672
292,997
307,918
301,609
294,727
295,882
302.970
304.349
2!I7.477
307.219
306,3>*9
291,053
29.5,402
298,947
292,493
294,431
,307.427
299,901
291.134
299.839
299.580
296.621
293,386
305,889
298.5.57
304.080
307,022
295,627
Date.
June 3
Aug. 26
Aug. 19
June 10
Apr. 15
Oct. 14
May 13
Dec. 16
Mar. 18
June 24
Feb. 26
July 29
Sept. 23
Oct. 2ft
Kov. 4
Mar. 25
Apr. 29
Sept. 23
Nov. 11
Feb. 5
Mar. 25
Dec. 9
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Feb. 12
Apr. 29
Dec. 23
Apr. 15
Feb. 5
July 1
Apr. 8
Oct. 7
Apr. 29
Feb. 5
Nov. 11
July 8
Mar. 4
Mar. 25
Aug. 5
Sept. 2
Apr. 22
Oct. 28
Oct. 14
Jan. 1
Mar. 18
May 20
Jan. 29
Mar. 4
Nov.
June
Jan.
June
June
Apr.
Feb.
Sept. 30
May 13
Ang. 26
Oct. 21
Mar. 25
Moutlily
volume.
CO
46
1517
1159
704
1175
857
693
914
1230
1P31
1.592
2202
1734
1796
175
1569
2478
1794
544
276
1513
801
1988
1989
649
2179
1585
1445
278
354
696
44
2272
272
662
467
1971
125
• 85
1997
1566
462
47
1342
1237
1870
119
13
492
152
424
99
1.59
806
2097
744
1.537
1289
1636
12
417
319
191
330
226
196
242
342
501
442
606
482
483
48
434
679
500
148
[ 75
76
! 77
;4i7
I 418
213
554
554
174
595
431
399
77
97
191
10
617
75
181
192
28
546
419
125
14
374
350
522
31
Official
Gazette.
4
129
44
109
25
46
217
581
210
422
345
454
27
28
28
27
27
29
27
29
26
27
26
28
28
29
29
26
27
28
29
>26
1 26
29
26
26
26
27
29
27
26
28
27
29
27
26
29
28
26
26
28
28
27
29
29
26
26
27
26
26
29
27
26
27
27
27
26
28
27
28
29
26
to
929
752
680
1063
237
165
665
886
1062
1282
746
426
1157
354
402
1132
491
1168
477
492
1121
857
385
385
560
434
1016
286
492
67
138
9
451
491
502
134
909
1203
478
831
394
313
92
12
1085
775
367
849
372
1015
29
1002
938
32
589
1230
676
755
257
1144
418
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphahetical list of invmitions — Continued.
InveBtion.
Clock. Alarm-
Clock. Alarm-
Clock-alarm apparatus.
alarm. Eis'lit-ilay-
and watch stop meclianism .
Caleuclar-
dial
Clock
Clock
Clock
Clock.
Clock,
Clock,
Clock,
Clock.
Clock,
Clock
Clock-
Clock
Clock
Clock
Clock
Clock
Clock
Clock-
Clock
Clock
Clock.
Clock
Clock,
Clock
Clock.
Clock. Secondary electric
Clock. Secondary electric tower-
Clock. Self winding
Electric
Electric
, Electric
Electric
Eli'ctro-ma<rnetic
Electro-mechanical
escapement
for machinery. Speed-
for machinery. Speed-
frame
frame
pendulum
pendulum-regulator
pendulums. Electric device for synchronizing,
pendulums. Electric device for synchronizing.
pendulums. Synchronizing device for
, Programme-
regulating mechanism
Secondary electric
Secon dary electiic
Secondary electric
Name.
Clock striking mechanism
Clock striking mechanism
Clock striking mechanism
Clock striking mechanism. Twenty-four-hour-.
Clock-synchronizing apparatus
Clock. Universal
Clock. "Watchman's
Clock-winding device
Clock-winding device. Aiitomatic
Clock-winding mechanism
Clock-work mechanism
Clocks and means for actuating secondary clocks
thereby. Transmitting device for primary elec-
tric
Apparatus for adjusting the heat of pendu-
Clocks.
lum-
Clocks.
Clocks.
Clocks.
Clocks.
Clocks.
Clocks.
Clocks
Automatic winding-reminder for
Automatic winding-signal for spring-. -
Circuit-closer for electiic
Bevice for removing mainsprings from
Device for synchronizing
Electric alarm for spring-
Music-hox attachment for ,
Clock .« on telephone and other lines,
ler for electric
Clocks. Operating secondary
Circuit-Control-
Clocks. Stiike system for secondary electric
Clocks. Striking raechani.sm for eight-day
Clocks synchronously. Electric apparatus for set-
ting
Clod-crusher
Clod-crusher
Clod-cutter
Closet:
See Dry closet. Earth-closet.
Cloth-cutting machine
Cloth folding and measuring machine
Cloth-folding machine
Cloth-folding machine
Cloth from animal and vegetable fibers.
turing
Cloth. Machine for chinchilla-finishing .
Cloth. Machine for coating
Cloth-stretching machine
Clothes and towel drier
Clothes-clamp
Clothes-drier
Clothes-drier
Clothes-drier
Clothes-drier
Clothes-drier
Clothes-drier :
Clothes-hanger
Clothesj-line
Manufac-
I. S. Goldman
C. S. Lewis . . .
■W. D. Smith..
C. F. Euquer
P. Or. Pnssell
J. K. Seem
H. J. Da vies
G. M. Heiotizkv
C. H. Pond and H. L. Bailey
.S. Schisgall
G. B Webb
A. S. Crane
C. H. Pond
n. Fasoldt
"W. H. Lord
"W. H. Lord
H. Wykhuysen
C. Zeitz
L. Orser
S. M. Terry
H. L. Bailey
V. Himmer"
W. E. "Weisgerber
T. Wilmer.-.
F. A. Lane
C. E. Barschig ,
L C. Himmer and W. F. Weisgerber.
V. Himmer
G. and F. Trippen, Jr
C. H. Pond and A. S. Munger
A. Dardenne
L. Diacon
G. B. Owen
S. M. Terry
T. F. Keating . .
G. 6. Wagner . .
A. M. Cory
C. Worch
P. B. Cas.sidy.-.
N. Silbcrbei'g . .
L. F. Portebois .
W. H. Rodgers
C. L. Clarke....
G. H. Brown and H. J. Welteroth. .
E. .Tungerman .
E. .Tungerman .
"V. Tfimmor
D. Switzer
C, N. Talbot...
E. .Tungerman .
J. Rchmid
J. E. Smith....
C. A. Jackson .
W. H. Sawyer .
E. A. Miiller ..
J. E. Smith....
W. H. Hartzell -
B. Landreth
C. D. Edwards-.
D. H. Campbell-
P. H. Fowler .
J. D.Elliot...
J. E. Win die -
F. Fremerey. .
C. H. Baush
W. H. Nash
O. E. Drown
J.J. Bi.spl
F. J. McBrien . - - .
A. L. Benodict
J. A. Carpenter...
G. W. Decker
F. J. Ferroll
F. M. Harris
R. K. Richardson
L. Barkany
J.Paul-..'
No.
2fl4.22n
293,583
294,338
297.612
29P.313
.3n9.2.=i7
291,989
213.613
308.793
300,139
294,552
301..5fi9
308,521
301,873
298.487
300.491
303,479
303,480
293,063
290.249
308,731
294.132
309.2fi9
292,456
308,265
304,595
298,205
294,131
309,809
305,632
292,108
305,903
294,262
304,580
302,497
296,256
301.215
30.1.097
296.675
297,020
304.234
300.015
301,805
292,282
297,694
297. .520
298,301
291.803
292.962
2.05 8-: 3
29'3.096
309,001
301,601
29,5.287
293,589
309.000
296,7.50
299,482
306,728
297.497
299,371
306,597
296..374
307,713
304
309
307,
303
292
300.
306.
299.
299.
30ri.
292.
297!
304,
402
0^3
448
695
243
755
319
,523
769
(108
0,52
341
952
Date.
Feb. 26
Feb. 12
Feb. 26
Apr. 29
May 6
Doc. 16
•Tan. 15
Feb. 12
Dec. 2
June 10
Mar. 4
.Tuly 8
Nov, 25
July 15
Maiy 13
June 17
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
Feb. 5
Apr. 1
Dec. 2
Feb. 26
Dec. 16
Jan, 22
Nov. 18
Sept. 2
May 6
Feb. 26
Dec. 23
Sept. 23
Jan. 15
Sept. 30
Feb. 26
Sept. 2
July 22
Apr. 1
July 1
Aug. 5
Apr. 8
Apr. 15
Aug, 26
June 10
July 8
Jan. 22
Apr. 29
Apr. 22
May 6
Jan, 8
Feb, 5
Mar. 25
Feb. 5
Deo, 9
July 8
Mar. 18
Feb. 12
Dec. 9
Apr. 15
May 27
Oct. 21
Apr. 22
May 27
Oct. 14
Apr. 8
Nov. 4
Sept. 2
Dec. 9
Nov. 4
Aug. 19
Jan, 22
Jiino 24
Oct. 7
June 3
June 3
Oct. 14
Jan. 15
Apr. 22
Sept. 9
Moil Ihly
volume.
p.
«3
1872
1025
2016
2188
459
913
1228
1060
297
814
268
632
1442
1031
670
1279
748
749
349
436
198
1759
930
1819
1103
414
314
1756
1633
1749
1361
2110
1920
393
1824
447
181
273
986
1411
1745
650
934
1596
2304
2057
441
988
228
19.53
393
575
678
1201
1031
572
1081
1902
906
2030
1763
733
007
391
152
681
45
1029
1549
1628
381
23
348
749
1299
1832
874
.512
282
f 5.53
\ 554
597
124
241
342
293
78
220
73
175
394
282
189
.351
204
204
96
122
52
483
246
507
300
115
82
483
(443
I 444
486
382
C.585
) 586
(526
I 527
108
(499
) .500
127
49
75
276
389
476
177
255
446
627
562
119
277
63
.540
107
152
:i88
189
:333
334
284
151
304
547
241
: 554
555
•.508
509
192
168
46
183
12
282
433
446
102
7
89
197
363
498
237
Official
Gazette.
26
20
1 26
27
27
29
26
26
29
27
26
28
29
28
27
27
28
28
26
27
29
26
29
26
29
28
27
26
^29
28
26
^28
[26
28
1 28
27
28
28
27
27
28
27
28
26
27
27
27
26
26
26
26
29
1 28
1 26
26
29
27
27
29
t27
J 27
29
27
29
28
29
29
28
26
27
29
27
27
29
26
27
28
790-
629
818
435
613
886
236
635
752
1083
874
122
670
202
661
1176
6oe
600
506
83
735
772-
889
351
594
893
.585
771
1026
11.59
262
1233
800
889-
355
85
36
,505
197
280
794
1053
178
308
4.57
404
610
182
484
1201
513
812
131
1058
630
8U
220
910-
184
399
142
121
443
843
835
379
655
.300
1244
69
925
986
145
250
362
98»
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
AlpJiahelkal list of invcniiona — Continned.
419
Inveiition.
Clolhespin
Clothespin
Clothes-poundor
Clothesponnder
Clotlies-reel
Clotlies-reel
ClotIies-7-al)ber. Hand
Clothes-sprinkler
Clothes-wringer
Clothes- wringer
Clothes- wringer
Clover-hnller
Clover-huller cylinder
Clover-huller detainers
Clnb. Indian
Club. Police-
Cintch
Clutch
Clutch
Clutch
Clutch
Clutch
Clutch
Clutch
Clutch
Clutch device
Clutch for traction-engines.
Clutch. Friction-
Clutch. Friction-
Clutch. Friction-
Clutch. Friction-
Clutch. Friction-
Clutch. Friction-
Clutch. Friction-
Clutch. Friction-
Clutch. Friction-
Clutch. Friction-
Clutch. Frictiou-
Clutch. Friction-
Clutch. Friction-
Clutch. Friction-
Tool for cutting.
Friction-
Clutch. Friction-
Clutch. Friction-
Clutch. Friction-
Clutch. Gravitj' friction- .
Clutch- guard
Clutch mechanism
Portable
Clutch mechanism
Clutch mechanism
Clutching mechani.sm . ..
Coal and coke reservoir.
Coal. Apparatus for breaking down.
Coal-boring machine
Coal-bucket
Coal-bunk
Coal-cleaner
Coal-cleaner
Coal-cleaner. Pneumatic
Coal-drilling machine
Coal-dumper
Coal-dust feeder
Coal-elevator
Coal from ashes, &c. Machine for separating ,
Coal-bod
Coal-hod
Coal-hod
Coal. Machine for hoisting, delivering and screen-
ing
Coal. Machine for separating slate from
Coal-picking table
Coal-screen
Coal-screen
Coal-screen
Coal-scuttle
Coal-scuttle
Coal-scuttle
Coal-tipple
Coal-tub
Coal- washing machine
Coasting device. Roller
Name.
Coasting-track
Coat-pattern
Co.it-slecve
Coatins jiipes. bars. &c. Apparatus for
Coating .surfaces. I'rocess of and machine for .
D. .S. Earhart
T. TT. Wbcatley..
E. S. Buniham. ..
F. T. Roots
AF. H. Richmond
'n^. Scbw(_-ndler..,
J. N. Proesoliel .
C. O. Bilin.'iki
H. Baumgartel . . .
E. Duthil and F. Rosenstein .
Vr. T. Fitch
F. Strobel
H. N. Laud and H. Campbell .
A. Miller and J. X. Kailer. . . .
R. Reach ,
J.J. Tower
C. .J. Appleby
E. Barrath
O. C. Burdict
C.Baucel
J. W. Dawson
AV. Mathevrs
T. R. Morgan, Sr
H. Schweitzer
J. Thom.son
A. T6trault
J. C. Titus
J. C. Blevnev
J. W. Blodsett
TV. n. Brock
C. "W. Cardot
J. H. Elward
M. C. Johnson
J. M. .Tones
D.Mills
G. H. Preston
J. K. Proctor
W. H. Rascoe
F. H. Richards
R. >!■. Ross
T. Ryan
T. Scheffler
D. C. "Walter
W. C.Williamson
A. D. Simpson
D. Tiltoii
W. G. Bell and W. P. Gay.
N. R. Kelley
297,489
305,197
298.608
303.no
309.263
301,494
E. Wall 301,188
C. Cook 298,180
29.5,2.13
291,788
308,206
B. F. Mohr
.T. iSr. P.odine
M. G. Tonsley
"W. F. Hall and "W. Low .
No.
3n9,.382
309 609
291,029
.30.1,33.5
292.3.-.9
306.868
301.271
310.020
309,284
300.313
300,
308,
295.
302.
295,
291,
306,
303,
305,
300.
299,
302,
293.
298.
296.
.303,
302,
306,
299.
308,
307,
.301,
298,
307,
292,
300,
294,
300,
303,
298,
299,
8G0
330
,771
759
429
242
,709
789
372
959
205
012
060
780
892
071
449
1-27
4.53
872
434
438
979
772
172
733
671
503
321
708
938
292.140
301.842
303.6-9
305.765
295.595
.T.Dall
W. H. Shepherd
"W. H. Shepherd
A. Sottianx I 293,103
J. M. and J. W. Davies 1291,578
T. Wiillwork 296,089
H. A.Bradley 295,145
P. Bpst 305,784
L. 0. Frazier 297,.59t
G. A. Bowers 1300,944
CHofiF 303.011
H. S. Revnolds 304,0.33
Date.
Doc. 16
D.'C. 23
Jan. 1
Sept. 16
Jan. 22
Oct. 21
J\ilv 1
Dec. 30
Dec. 16
June 10
.Tune 24
Nov. 18
Mar. 25
July 29
Mar. 18
Jan. 1
Oct. 21
Aug. 19
Sepl 16
June 24
May 27
July 15
Feb. 5
May 20
Apr. 15
Aug. 5
July 22
Oct. 7
May 27
Dec. 9
Nov. 4
July 1
May 20
Nov. 11
Jan. 22
June 17
Mar. 4
June 17
Aug. 12
May 13
June 3
Jan. 15
July 8
Aug. 19
Sept. 30
Mar. 25
Apr. 22
Sept. 16
May 13
Aug. 5
Dec. 16
July 8
July 1
May 6
Mar. 18
Jan. 8
Nov. 18
Feb. 5
Jan. 8
Apr. 1
Mar. 18
Sept. 30
Apr. 29
June 24
Aug. 5
Aug. 26
Monthly
volume.
1084
14.56
19
1371
1695
1089
258
1902
956
1047
17.58
1191
1818
2173
1371
282
881
1147
1412
1868
1563
1202
345
1030
1254
240
1764
125
18G7
409
20
465
1277
475
1443
1597
405
1293
5.52
937
541
1401
9P8
1023
1934
1596
2011
1192
808
287
922
.545
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1027
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2166
1853
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1470
1782
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M. Bird 309.920 Dec. 30
C. TV. Ziegler 291.123 Jan. 1
I. Chri.st 306,900 j Oct. 21 ' 1128
G. A. Edwards 30.5.299 ; Sept. 16 1323
J.Jones 292..560 Jan. 29 1970
T. W. Wbeatley 302.806 .July 29 2224
.T. Fritzinger 30R.822 Oit. 21 1034
H. H. Pendell 30.5,9.58 Sept. 30 2177
.T. Tan Ha gen .30.5.119 Sept. 16 1081
W. Rosen.steel 299.585 June 3 108
J.R.Rooks 1303.051 Aug. 5 215
S. Nevins 307..573 Nov. 4 207
P.M. Stevens 298,710 May 13 938
T.L.Rankin ' 308,795 ' Dec. 2 301
W. J. McCartin 296.426 Apr. 8 673
C. F. Butterworth 296,130 I Apr. 1 285
G. H. Everson 305,442 ! Sept. 23 1496
J.A.Laemle 303.296 Aug. 12 522
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Inveution.
Cobalt from ores. Extracting oxiciea of.
Cock.
Cock.
Cock.
Cock.
Cock.
Cock.
Cock.
Cork.
Cock.
Cock.
Cock.
Cock.
Cock.
Cock.
Cock.
Cock.
Cock.
Cock.
Cock.
Cock.
Cock
Cock and faucet
Cock and sewpr-gas cut-off. Compound water-
Cock and tank for drawing fluids of varying temper-
atures.
Cock. Antomatio cylinder-
Cock. Ball. '.
Cock box for water or ga,s pipes. Stoi)-
Cock clamp. Stop-
C ock. , Combination stop- ;
Cock . C vlinder-
Cock. Dissolving-
Cock for gas and water fixtures
Cock. Gage-
Gage-
Gage-
Gage-
Gage-
Gage-
Gas-
Hydraulic
Cock or faucet
Cock or faucet
Cock or faucet. "Water and steam
Cock or filtering-faucet. Hydraulic
Cock. Kelief and gage
Reveise-way
Service-
Steara-gage
Steam or "water
Stop-
Stop.
Stop-
Stop-
Stop-
Stop and waste
Stop and waste ,
Stop and waste
Stop and waste
Cock. "W"aste-
Cocks. Boiler attachment for operating the test-
Cocks for water and gas pipes. Case for operating
stflp-
Cockle-separator
Cocoa-roaster
Cocoannt-sheller
Cocoanuts. Removing the .shells from
Coffee and other grain. Machine for cleaning
Coffee and t«a pot
Coffee-boiler
Coffpe-can
Coffee, <Src. Machine for cleaning and grading
Coffpe-mill motor
Coffee-pot :
Coffee-pot
Coffee-pot
Coffee-pot
Coffeepot
Coffpe-pot
Coffee-pot
Coffee-pot attachment
Coffee-pot attachment
Coffee. Preserving the aroma of
Coffee. Removing tannic acid from
Coffee, rice, &c. Apparatus for hulling
Coffee-roaster
Coffee
Coffee
Coffee-
Coffee
Coffee
Coffee
roaster .
roaster .
roaster .
■roaster .
roaster .
■roaster .
separ.itor and assorter
substitute, and preparing the same .
dam for screw-propeller ships
Coffee-roasting machine
Cotfee-roasting. Method of and device for.
Coffee
Coffee
Coffer
Coffin
Coffin
Coffin
Coffin
Coffin
Coffin
Coffin
Coffin
Coffin
Coffin
Coffin
, box, ifcc. Knockdown
lid or cover and making the same
locking device
-pedestal
stool
s, &c. Device for lowering or raising,
s into graves. Device for lowering . . -
Name.
No.
H. Herrenschmidt and M. Consta-
ble.
R. H.Marshall
G. B. McCrackeu
"W". Gaboon, Jr
J. Byrne
R. Reed and C. E. Loetzer
T. McHiigh
A. R. Kptchara
"W". S. Payne
"W". Park -.
J. W. Twiggs'and'j.'H.'Porter!.'.'-'
T. J. Mapes
J". Spruce
T. R. Bingham
"W. Casey
L. B. Fulton ,
"W". E. Granger
J. Old
C. B. Rogers
A. E. Morgan ,
A. Hallo well
J. Everding
W.J. "Wilson
J. Richter
A. Hallowell
M.S. Cabell
C. C. and C. Balderstou
"W. S. Payne
J. H. Lucas
J. A. Nicholson
P. Becker
J. H. Blessing
"W. M. Mixer
(,'. Pfaudler
J. Porsch, Jr
J. Kelly
J. H. Kennedy
O. J. McGann
H. Taylor, R. B. Sharp, and T. J.
Cain.
H. Taylor and R. B. Sharp..-.
H. P. Chapman
E. L.Abbott
J. M. King
H. Stollwerck
J. 6. Webb
H. A. Gray
J. Reaney
F. Rosehrook
d". Dyer
M. D. Saxe
G. S. Hungerford
A. J. Clark
J. A. Asblev
F. J". Bicknell
A. A. Foos
H.C.Rice
B. F. Staggs
J. Tobin
H. P. "Webster
M. Ballin and F. Hoff
R. A. Holt
M. F. Fowler
H. H. Beach
J. A. Villavicencio
"W. H. Bruning
"W. H. Bruning
L. H. Clausen
,T. ,Tnst
303,514
307,209
298. 304
20P.347
292,094
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204.
291,
296.
300,
301,
30P,
296,
305,
305,
297,
297.
307,
303
300.
306,
304.
306.
308.
294,
298.
304,
302,
292,
306,
300.
303,
298,
308.
308.
293.
306,
292,
300.
291,
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344
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750
610
537
349
937
792
554
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515
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301,
294,
293.039
308,529
298,047
306.148
292.681
291,941
305,805
300,137
292.750
297,065
292,089
297,0.59
30.5.168
209. 5P2
297.190
308,015
299,706
294,347
298,973
298,684
300 436
309,112
310,026
310,027
307,843
309,147
P. A. Peter.son 305,0.59
N. B. Powell 301.754
H. "Wade, J. J. Tuncker, and J. N. 305,725
Clnuse. I
A. TP". Roper '295,200
R. S.Jennings 308,109
297.729
295,968
303.000
301,321
308 035
296,782
298,409
304.113
297,. 528
J. S. Thompson
C. Alvord
C. Goodall
O. M. Allen and D. Petticrew . -
D. R. Gould
N. Rapplevea
J. V. Rowlett
J. Locher
P. Morris
E. E. Hill '299.140
L. K. SmedPS 309,364
J. "W. Porter 306,642
J. L. Streever
G. T. Conrath
296.362
294,366
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Oct. 28
May 13
May 13
Jan. 15
Feb. 26
Jan. 1
Apr. 1
June 17
July 8
Nov. 18
Apr. 15
Sept. 23
Sept, 30
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Oct. 28
Aug. 12
June 17
Oct. 7
Sept. 2
Oct. 14
Dec. 9
Mar. 4
May 20
Sept. 2
July 29
Jan. 22
Oct. 21
June 24
Aug. 12
IVfay 6
Dec. 9
Nov. 25
Feb. 12
Sept. 30
Feb. 5
June 17
Jan. 8
Apr. 15
July 1
Mai-. 11
Feb. 5
Nov. 25
May 6
Oct. 7
Jan. 29
Jan. 15
Sept. 30
June 10
Jan. 29
Apr. 15
Jan. 15
Apr. 15
Sppt. 16
June 3
Apr. 22
Nov. 11
.Tune 3
Mar. 4
May 20
May 13
June 17
Dec. 9
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
Nov. 11
Dec. 9
Sent. 30
July 8
Sept, 23
Mar. 18
Nov. 18
Apr. 29
Apr. 1
Aug. 5
July 1
Nov. 11
Apr. 15
May 13
Aug. 26
Apr. 22
May 27
Dec. 16
Oct. 14
Apr. 8
Mar. 4
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volume.
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1677
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406
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408
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1174
1673
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Alphabetical list of inventiona — Continued.
421
Invention.
Colls. Manufacture of metallio tubular
Coils, rings, and similar articles. Device for making
Coin. Counter for facilitating the transfer of
Coin-coiintor for money -drawers
Coin-holder
Coin holder and deliverer ■
Coke. Manufacture of
Coke-oven
Coke-oven
Coke-oven
Coke-oven
Coke-oven door
Coke-oven door
Coke-oven door
Coke-oven door
Coke-oven door and frame therefor
Coking and collecting the resulting gases and their
products. Apparatus for
Coking-furnace
Cold-drawing rods, &c. Machine for
Cold. Process of and apparatus for producing
Collapsing cup
Collar
Collar
Collar
Collar
Collar
Collar
Collar
Collar and hame. ComhiTied Imrso
Collar and necktie retain' r. Coiiiliini>il. .
Collar and sweat-jiad. CuuiMnud bieiist-
Collar attachment. Sweat horse-
Collar coupling. Horse-
Collar fastening. Horse-
Collar. Horse-
Collar. Horse-
Collar. Hor.se-
Collar. Horse-
Collar. Horse-
Collar. Horse-
Collar. Horse-
Collar. Horse-
Collar. Horse-
Collar. Horse-
Collar. Horse-
CoUai'. Horse- .'.
Collar. Horse-
Collar. Horse-
Collar. Horse-
Collar lock. Horse-
Collar mold. Horse-
CoUar or tie adjuster
Collar pad-fastening. Horse-
Collarpad. Horse-
Collar pad. Horse-
Collarpad. Horse-
Collar protector. Horse-
Collar protector. Horse-
Collar-stutfing machine
Collar-stuffing machine
Collars. Sprin g-clasp for horse-
Collodion. Preparation of
Coloring compound. Sulphoalpha-naphthol
Coloring-matter. Azo
Coloring-matter. Azo
Coloring-mntter derived from aurin
Coloring-matter. Ethyl-hlue
Coloring-matter from dinitrophenol. Production of.
Coloring-matter. Manufacture of brown
Manufacture of eth\l-blue
Manufacture of purple-blu«
Manufacture of yellow
Methyl-blue
Methyl-blue ,
Manufacture of bisulphite com-
Coloring-matter.
Coloring-mat ter.
Coloring-matter.
Coloring-matter.
Coloring-matter.
Colorins-uiatters.
pounds of azo
Coloring-matters.
Coloring-matters.
Coloring-matters.
Colors and designs on surfaces
ing
Colors. Machine for sifting
Colors on yam or textile fabrics. Fastening azo
Colors or designson surfaces. Apparatus forproducing.
Manufacture of bromated azo
Manufacture of yellow andorange.
Production of rosaniline
Producing and fix-
Kame.
T. B. Sharp
C. F. Giimraett and J. Cook .
A. Lego and H. Dupau
C.G. Raber
C. C. Johnston
J. L. Donnelly
J. Jameson
F. Carves.
J. Green
H. Stier
H. Stier
W. H. Beckwith
'W. A. Bly the and J. Henderson
J. Herron
J. HerronandK.T.Wray
J. Herron and R.T.Wray. (Reissue.)
T. Nicholson
A. E. B. Hiltawski
C. C. Billings
J. C. Rossi -
A. H. "Wirz
F. 7!eierm''ister, Jr
F. E. Lewis ,
A. .J. and N. L. McAdam
E. S. Norton
K. Perpeute
E. P. Shaffer
A. Whited
F. E. Hogeboom
D. B. Gunn
T. Boardnian
E. E. "Withey
S. J. Bowers
LP. Hoff
P. Degnan and M. Meyer
H. T. Dctert
M. S. Fort
T. F. Hagerty
S. L. McClanahan
M. Mever
F. W. Nevius
L. O'Connor
P.J. Peteis
C. A.Pettie
G. W.Pool
J. Stanley and T. F. Lemassena . . .
C. Staufenbeil
J. Straus
C. R. Tesch and C. C. Frank
E. S. Laff'erty
T. F. Lemassena and J. Stanley . . .
W. "W. Denistou
J. Scherling
D. Curtis
F. F. Kanne. (Reissue)
W. H. Osmer
C. B. Johnson
R.W.Jones
C. Ewiiig
"W. Foglesong
S. E. Bui'ghdorf
E. Sobering
L. Vignon ,
A. Spiegel
A. Spiegel ,
C. Lowe
A. Kern
F. Kriiger, G. Tobias, and E. Kegel
J. H. Stebbins, Jr
A. Kern
H. Caro and A. Kern
H. Caro and A. Kem
A. Kern ,
A.Eern
A. Spiegel
No.
Date.
303,952
304.639
297,138
202,584
293,033
298,fi74
307.050
308,133
300,463
291,422
302.171
307,2.58
294,845
307.720
300.256
10.484
308,514
293.023
295,898
300,133
296,902
298.722
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293,508
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308.906
303,370
307,743
305,032
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308,367
302,578
292,843
301,141
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299,286
298,1-26
304.969
296,2,50
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215,. 526
298,626
294,769
10,492
306.420
301,806
303,224
305,166
299,0.34
309,759
299.857
310.155
302.790
3n3„335
307,401
297.416
300,874
302,170
297.413
308,748
301,802
297,414
297,415
306,546
Z. Roussin and D. A. Rosen.stiphl. .. 309,882
Z. Roussin and D. A. Eosenstiehl...j 297.8.52
E. Erlenmeyer I 310,128
G. H. Smith 292,222
J. C. Matter 29.5.783
A. Spiegel 302,791
G. H. Smith 292,220
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Jan. 29
Feb. 5
May 13
Oct. 21
Nov. 18
June 17
Jan. 1
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Oct. 28
Mar. 11
Nov. 4
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June 3
Nov. 25
Feb.
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12
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11
Sept.
9
May
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Nov.
25
July
29
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May
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May
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June
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July
15
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June
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30
July
29
Aug.
12
Oct.
28
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Oct.
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Jan. 22
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July 29
Jan. 22
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28
27
27
27
26
27
26
27
29
28
28
1 28
27
29
27
29
28
28
29
27
27
28
27
29
28
27
27
29
29
27
29
26
26
23
26
717
902
313
387
499
704
204
500
1109
91
270
324
941
444
1110
1025
068
497
4
1080
255
724
676
661
338
614
1124
446
802
573
457
1005
631
731
782
1104
790
1048
629
382
4.5T
19'
46S
593
318
865
565
992
84
910
459
1119
691
924
1316
100
208
535
1044
951
1013
1006
1127
427
565
3,59
378
1271
270
378
739
178
378
378
129
1062
491
1121
294
1180
427
294
422
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions— Corttinned..
Invention.
Metal . .
Metal . .
Metal . .
Motal . .
Metal . .
Metal . .
Metal . .
Metal - .
Metal
Colter
Coltev attachment
Colter-han ser
Colter. Plow-
Colter. Plow-
Colter. Rolling"
Column, gilder, or pilaster.
Colimin, pilaster, or ginler.
Column. pila.ster, or girder.
Column, pilaster, or girdci'.
Column, pilaster, or girder.
Column, pilaster, or girder.
Column, pilaster, or girder.
Column, pilaster, or girder.
Column, pilaster, or girder.
Columns, girders, &c. Structural shape for
Columns, pilasters, and girders. Structuial shape for.
Columns, pilasters, &c. .Structui-al shape for
Columns, pilasters, &c. Structural shape for
Comb:
See Curry-comb Head-comb.
Comb
Comb
Comb for flax, wool. &c
Combs from celluloid, &c. Manufacture of
Combs from celluloid, &c. Manufacture of
Combs, &c. Manufacture of
Combination-lock
Combination-lock
Combination-lubricator
Combing tibrons material. Machine for
Combing-machines, &c. BaUingliead of gUl-boxes of
Combing machines. Stop-motion for wool-
Combustion apparatus. Portable
Combustion. Device for promoting
Combustion. Device for the absorption of the gase-
ous products of
Combustion. Producing complete
Commode
Commode and bidet. Combined
Commode. Cabinet-
Comparator
Compass. Mariner's
Compasses
Compasses
Compasses
Compasses. Beam-
Compasses. Device for ascertaining the vaiiation of.
Composing-stick
Coraposing-.stick
Couipost and cotton-seed distributer, corn and pea )
planter, and dump-cart. 5
Compound engine
Compound engine
Compressible gage
Compressing and molding powdery and pasty sub-
stances. Machinery for
Compressing and molding powdery and pasty sub-
stances. Machinery for
Compressing plastic material. Macliine for
CompTCssing plastic, pulverized, and other materials.
Method of and apparatus for
Compressor for compressing bran, &c., into packages.
Concentrator
Concentrator and amalgamator
Concentrator and amalgamator. Hydraulic
Concrete and otber plastics and cements. Ajiparatus
for mixing ingredients of
Concrete walls. Mold and mold-hoisting apparatus
for building
ConcT-ete. Manufacture of
Condensing or drying liquids. Apparatus for
Conden.sing or drying liquids. Apparatus for
Condenser
Condeiisei' for steam and smoke
Condenser-head for exhaust-pipes of steam-engines ..
Comleuser heads. Drain for steam-
Condenser. Jet-
Condenser. Separating-
Conilensors. Vacuum-regulator for .steam-
Condition-powder
Cond i tion-powder
Ccmduitor. Flexible
Condnit. Asphaltic-concrete
Conduit for gas, fluid, or electric wires
Confectioner's oniainen ting-tube
Conrectionery-dnip' er
Coufectionei y lozenges. Process of and machine for
manufacturing
Confectionery. Machine for making
ITame.
E.Kloss
T. ISroiher, D. Morris, and H. Speirs.
H. Shaw ,
J. Johnson
yv. Kicharils ,
C. E. Hartnian
E. M. P>iit7, ,
E. M. Blitz
E. M. Butz
E. M. Butz
E.M.Butz
E.M. Butz ,.
E. M. Butz
E. M. Butz
E. M. Butz
E. M. Butz
E. M. Butz
E. M. Butz
E. M. Butz
No.
W. Crabb
F. M. Jolison
W. F. Hall
J. TV. Hyatt...
J. W. Hvatt
O.B. Gallup
J. N". Kice and J. Humphreys
C. Tregonin g
A. E. Barthel
W. Hall and J. Midgley
P. Smith, Jr., S. Ambler, and J.
Lund.
E. Lodge
W. L. Lowrey
W. M. Jackson
C.J. LePoy
W. C. Thayer
N. H. Lamdin
I. S. Williams -
Q. S. Backus
S. Darling
E. S. Patchie
C. H. Alapaw
"W. Strcmiberg
F. S. Svenson
E. Pal oh
C. E. Kirtland
"W. H. Goldiug :
E. S. Eobson
H. L. Spencer
M. Cor veil
F. W. Jenkins -
C. A. Lieb
J. M. Willcox .
J. M. "Willcox .
C. J. Eidenonr.
T. C. Brecht . . .
G. A. Chapman .
E. Koch
G. E. Evans....
H. E. Picket....
C. Sooysmith
T. W. Carrico .
EL. Eansome
l^r.B. Eice
If.B.Eioe
I. B. Cushing
J. M. Carver
AV. C. Lyman
AT. C- Lyman
L. Sehutte
F. Souier
E E. Dinglev
AT. G. Moore
C. AVhite. -Tr., and J. Anderson.
G. H. P.Flagg
AT. AT. Averell
J. Marsden
J. Kirsten
E. L. Orcntt
O. K. Chase
2<)fi,
3on.
299,
302
300
304,
304,
304,
304,
304.
304,
304,
308.
308.
308.
30-.
304,
308,
.335
CPB
,853
,396
031
775
786
787
788
789
790
791
7''2
827
829
826
^23
785
825
294.204
302.734
297.794
299.389
299.390
308,889
292,2,53
294.290
304.289
295 165
.308,857
303,937
308,911
300,080
299,813
299,877
302,005
299.891
308,868
292,415
291.403
307,371
298.038
295,076
306,278
297.419
294.378
294,677
302,789
304. 2^7
309,228
295,927
309,117
Date.
309,118
294.274
299,514
291.683
300,484
291,997
299,577
304,366
301,671
306
292
292
.302,
297
298,
303,
203,
308,
30^,
302,
298,
302,
293
302,
299,
302,
305,
Apr. 8
June 17
Sept. 30
May 27
Jnlv 15
June 24
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Sept. 9
Dec. 2
Feb, 26
July 29
Apr. 29
May 27
May 27
Dec. 9
Jan. 22
Feb. 26
Sept. 2
Mar. 18
Dec. 2
Aug. 19
Dec. 9
June 10
June 3
June 3
July 15
June 3
Dec. 9
Jan. 22
Jan. 1
Oct. 28
Mav 6
Mar. 11
Oct. 7
Apr. 22
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
July 29
Sept. 2
Dec. 16
Apr. 1
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
Feb. 2G
June 3
Jan. 8
June 17
Jan. 15
June 3
Sept. 2
July 8
.522
.949
,950
684
969
698
441
791
002 j
756
761 I
433 I
V8'
2)4 1
752
228 ;
.017 :
048
14
5
5
Oct.
Feb.
Feb.
July 29
May 6
Mav 13
Aug. 12
FelV. 19
Nov. 11
Dec. 2
July 29
MaV 13
July 29
Feb. 12
July 29
May 27
July 15
Sept. 16
Monthly
volume.
02
560
1.541
2048
1798
1221
10.54
C.53
653
654
655
655
656
657
333
335
332
334
652
332
18.54
2147
2421
1787
1790
428
1563
1955
5
1037
385
1338
451
731
393
463
1196
479
404
1765
479
1780
99
924
320
1924
.52
410
2203
13
879
42
723
725
1933
12
854
1270
1240
93
102
767
631
216
217
2083
9
928
697
1303
761
231
2175
605
2125
574
2165
1.588
1207
989
P. A. Johns 1 308,412 , Nov. 25 : 1307
1.56
423
567
517
337
453
178
179
179
179
179
180
180
87,88
88
Si"
88
178
87
506
,590
661
514
515
114
437
535
2
287
101
370
C119
I 120
197
ClOO
) 101
C121
n22
329
126
108
f 491
\ 492
136
478
26
253
86
526
13
113
CfiOfi
) 607
4,5
233
12
195
196
530
5
239
349
346
24
32
211
166
59
fiO
572
4
2.57
191
361
208
60
583
1.51
595
4,57
332
271
Official
Gazette.
26
28
27
27
27
29
26
26
28
26
29
28
|29
27
1 27
1 27
28
27
29
1 26
26
29
27
26
29
27
26
26
1 28
28
29
27
29
29
26
27
26
27
26
27
28
28
29
26
26
28
27
27
23
26
29
29
28
27
28
26
28
27
28
28
112
1225
1221
891
238
1248
945
946
946
946
946
946
946
759
760
759
759
945
759
787
417
479
889
890
784
302
806
815
1028
769
713
1068
996
1010
233
1013
780
340
86
351
546
994
59
379
838
899
427
817
881
11
844
844
802
923
159
1174
239
937
833
148
124
482
482
405
529
710
589
685
521
741
422
649
413
547
420
853
236
1015
357 29 , 641
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphaheiical list of inventions — Continued.
423
Inrciition.
•Coiifcctiiiiicrv. Process of and apparatus for the
IiiauuractMre of
Cniiiiectiii;;-voil
Coiiiicctiug-rod
Comiectiug-i od bearing
Converter
Con verter
Converter
Cojivert«r employed in the manufacture of iron and
StCll.
Convertible chair '
Convertible chair
Convertible chair and bedtitead
Conveyer
Conveyer
Conveyer apparatus.
Conveyer apparatus.
Conveyer apparatus-
Conveyer apparatus.
Conveyer apparatus.
Conveyer apparatus.
Conveyer appar.atiis.
Conveyer. Screw-..
Conveying apparatus
Coolcer. Farina-
Coolier. Steam-
C"ol<in<: apparatus. Steam
<"ooldng 01' steaniiuK fruits, &c. Apparatus for .
Cooking-rack. Perforated
CiMiking-utensil
Conking utensil
Cooking-vessel
Mash-cooler.
Milk-cooler.
Sirup-cooler.
"VVater-cooler.
Cooler;
See Beer-cooler.
Hottle-cooler.
Food-cooler.
Ice-machine cooler.
Liquid-cooler.
Cooler for uniting oils in the manufacture of lard, &C-
Cooling liquids in bottles. Apjjaratus for
Cmip. Folding
Coo|). Folding poultry-
Cooji. Knockdown
Coop. Knockdown pnnltry-
Coii|) or kennel. Folding
Coop. Poultiv-
f ' 01 ip. Poul try-
Coip. Po)il try-
Coop. Poultry-
Cop-building raeclianism
Clip. winding machine
('(ipira. Apparatus for multiplying
f 'npy-book, copy -case, and removable copy-plate
Cipy-case
( 'iipy holder
Cttpy -holder - - —
( 'o]) v-holder
C"p\ Lng and engraving machine. Automatic elec-
tiic
Copying. Device for manifold
Ciipying-raachine. Automatic
Copying-pad
< 'op vi ng-press
Copying-press
Copying-presses. Upper pl.ate of
CoppHi- and bronze. Alloy for and process of the
manufacture of silicious
Copj)ci- and separating gold, &c. , from copper. Solu-
tion for refining
Copper, brass. &c. Process of and apparatus for
electro-depositing.
Copjier salts by the aid of electricity. Making
Copper. Tinning sheet-
Coppi'ras. Apparatus for recovering
Cord-clamp
Cord-fastener
Name.
"W. P. and J. W. Kirchhoff .
.1. P. Hovey
G. B. Stevenson
F. Trump
T. Griffiths
T. Griffiths .
.T. Reese
T. Griffiths -
H. H. DePpw
A. B. Stevens
E. Unudell
R. Bing
A. P. ifassey
G. C. Blickensderfer and H. Smith.
G. C. Blickensderfer and H. Smith -
G. C. Blickensderfer and H. Smith.
6. C. Blickensderfer and H. Smith -
G. C. Blickensderfer and H. Smith
G. C. Blickensderfer and H. Smith
H. Smith and G. C. Blickensderfer
F. C.Caldwell
G. C. Blickensderfer.
C-Carr
H. ITaxim
G. W. Williams
J. L. Smith ,
J. Tuttle ,
C. M. Bonnean . .
G. CampagnaTi .,
M. H. WaUace..,
S. H. Cochran
J. Cramer
T. Q. Barstow
F. F. Goldsmith ...
.J. Burns
H. R. Armstrong . .
H. Eve.-ison
"W. T. Bleike. .Jr..
E. F. W. "\ebhuth .
L. S. Paine
C. H. Progler
J. Bond and G. Smethnrst . . .
0. Lever and W. S. Grundy.
W. M. Strother
D. A. Radley
M. A. Shi'rman
W. F.Millcr
E. N^unan
A. L. Pitney
A. Schmid
H. G. and J. B. Barlow .
M. J. Sunderlin
L. Bailev
R. E. Kidder
C. W. Williams
H.N. Hubbard
L. Weiller
J. S. Howard . .
"W. H. Walcnn
■7. K. Kef.sler
A. A. Cowles
.1. Lvons
C. .1. A. Sjoberg.
E. Bravton
Cord. Machine for making omamentallooped A. Urbahn
Cord or strap fastener ' J. M. Sailer .-
■Cords. Miicliiiie for making and covering i A. Foru.auder
No.
309,720
307.6.'>1
2!12.3,«0
301,. 536
295,544
295,545
30(^.9,06
295,546
300.228
291.952
297,014
307.9(14
301,. 506
295,338
295,339
295,478
298,274
298,275
298,276
295,448
295,731
305,566
305.047
293,048
294.945
302,043
303,598
300,t-'39
301,090
307,885
291,692
303,815
302.973
300, .595
291.027
305.368
294.000
293.138
30-!,396
299.844
306.099
297,107
306,023
302.601
295,941
300 290
295,416
296,868
303,184
298,030
297,5.56
307.073
301,202
307,662
301,418
299,223
293,827
305,192
300,035
294.051
292. .540
304.333
2117.303
301,5.58
Date.
Dec. 23
Nov. 4
Jan. 22
.July 8
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Doc. 9
Mar. 25
June 10
Jan. 15
Apr. 15
Nov. 11
July 8
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
May 6
May 6
Jfay 6
Mai-. 18
Mar. 25
Sept. 23
Sept. 16
Feb. 5
Mar. 11
July 15
Aug. 12
June 24
Julv 1
Nov. 11
Jan. 8
Aug. 19
Aug. 5
June 17
J,an. 1
Sept. 16
Mar. 4
Feb. 5
Aug. 12
June 3
Oct. 14
Apr. 22
Sept. 30
Julv 29
Apr. 1
Oct. 7
Mar. 18
Apr. 15
Aug. 5
May 6
Apr. 29
Oct. 21
.July 1
Nov. 4
July 1
Mav 27
Feb. 19
Sept. 16
June 10
Feb.
Jan.
Sept.
Apr.
July
293,605 I Feb. 12
307,806 I Nov. 11
306,911 I Oct. 21
Monthly
volume.
a.
1516
307
1720
,593
1527
1529
558
1531
932
1182
1403
647
556
1261
1264
1436
407
408
411
1392
1767
1668
988
331
734
1234
899
1732
18
624
865
1181
128
1400
17
1407
318
464
648
428
806
1528
2266
1980
58
333
1357
1228
380
90
2115
1302
169
321
441
1.582
1351
1182
671
1640
1942
fiO
1778
620
1049
516
1143
412
82
479
H)2
(422
} 423
S423
5 424
146
424
C241
J 242
329
387
176
1.52
(349
) 350
(350
I 351
(396
) 397
(108
) 109
(109
) 110
110
385
491
C462
<463
(464
271
91
205
341
247
473
5
171
241
C324
) 325
37,38
386
4.5
390
89
124
177
111
229
(421
\ 422
028
543
17
90
377
343
103
24
57S
(363
\ 364
45
86
lis
455
322
183
454
Official
Gazette.
19
4.^2
172
( 290 I ? „,.
^291 r"
142 29
304 I 29
1004
427
332
115
1124
1125
809
1125
1103
228
279
498
108
1069
1069
1103
603
603
604
1094
1167
1144
1015
503
963
241
625
1262
5
494
160
685
478
1199
6
1090
883
523
580
1003
166
307
1263
388
14
61
1088
246
525
544
421
271
,33
429
82
851
692
1050
1057
754
377
827
351
120
633
473
230
424
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Cordage, &o
Cordage. Machine for manufacturing
Cordage. Machine for the manufactare of
Core-barrel
Core-box
Core-boxes. Apparatus for filling
Cores. Machine for making green . "fan d
Cores. Machine for making green-.saud
Cores. Manufacture of green-sand
Cores. Pin for venting ,
Cores. Snpportin g saud
Cork-cutting machine
Cork-puller
Cork-retainer
Cork strip for protecting steam and gas pipes, &c . . .
Corks. Metallic cap for
Corking machine. Bottle-
Corking machine. Bottle- 5
Cork screw
Corkscrew.....
Corkscrew
Corkscrew
Corkscrew
Corkscrew
Corkscrew
Corkscrew
Corkscrew
Corkscrew
Corkscrew
Coikscrew
Corkscrewi
Corkscrew and key-ring
Corkscrew. Faucet- ..
Coin borer. Seed-
Com-co verer
Combined.
Com cutter. Green-
Com cutters. Intermittent feed mechanism for
green-
Corn-cutting machine
Corn-cutting macliine
Corn-cut ting machine. Green-
Corn-cutting machine. Green-
Cora feed-regulator. Ear-
Com from the cob. Machine for cutting green
Corn-hnsker. Hand
Corn busking and cleaning machine
Coin-b asking machine ,
Com-huslving machine
Corn husking, silking, and cutting machine
Cora in the cob. Machine for cutting ,
Cora. Machine for cutting ear-
Cornmeal. Making germless
Corn package. Pop-
Corn-sheller
Corn-sheller ,
Cora -sheller
Corn-sheller
Corn-sheller
Corn-sheller
Gom-sbeller
Corn-shelling machine.
Corn-silker
Corn-silking machine ..
Cornstalk-cutter
Hand
Cornstalk-cutter. Sulky
Comstalk-rnke. '
Cornstalks, &c. Machine for cutting and grinding. .
Corner-brace
Cornet
Cornet
Cornet
Cornet
Cornet mouth-piece
Cornice
Cornice. Adjustable cm tain-
Cornice-br.Tke
Cornices, &c. Machineformakingoraaments forgilt.
Cornish boiler
Corns, &c. Composition for removing
Corpse head-rest
Corset
Corset
Coiset
Corset
Corset
"Name.
.T. P. Tolman
O S. Bullock
J. W. Hf orton
W. T. Mobberley and K. Taylor. . .
P. Cowing .'
H. S. Earle
J. Scull
J. Scull
J. Scull ,
J. Kinzer
L. C. Rddier
P. J. Nutting
"W. H. D. Merrill
E. H. Morg.m ,
J. Bourdon ,
A. L. Eernarflin
.T. J. and G. J. Dalev
E. E. TVorden. G. Taylor, J. Power, )
and E. D. Colby. 5
W. E. Alvord
J. B.ames
C. Cbinnock
W. K. Clough ,
W. Crabb ,
T. Ciirley
C. L. Gri,swold
J. G. Moomy
J. K. P. Nourse
W. Kedlich
J. A. Smith
A. .J. AValter
M. E. AVilliams
V^. B. Woodman
W. H. Bayles
G. Meyer ,
"W. H.'Pennock
S. D. Warfield
S. D. "Warfield
G. B. Bean
J. 0. West
V. Barker
G. W. Roberts.
S. E. Marsh ...
D. B. Speer
E. C. JIcMinn .
S. M. Scbindel.
.1. A. Xorton...
J. A. Xorton ..
G. E. D. Baldwin.
S. E. Savits
E. A. Reed
,T. E. Gent
V. D. TTrso
■W. H.Han
J. M. Hawley
A. Kiger
L. Knauer
L. Matthews...
H. Packer
n. Packer
L. Blue
S. D. Warfield .
W. S. Horn . . .
J. W. Atkinson and B. Phelps.
A. E. Gillet
G. A. Run van
G. Sanford
W. C. Garret.son....
C. G. Conn
K. .T. Distin
E. E. Erancescbini .
G. W. L. Schweich .
.T. E. Fowler
W. H. Dorlge
H. Griindler
G. C. K.'Pne
J. Redeligx
H. Stollwcrck
A. Hentz
J. McP.rath
S. T. Burkho.ad
K. C. Clark
W. A. Craic
No.
304.045
.■505,509
303,943
295,039
292,102
303,386
297.172
298.902
296.880
300,480
302.034
295,884
308,686
301,624
308,402
308.458
301,342
291,4.58
300.936
299,100
299.738
302,321
304,293
297,232
302,331
304,118
300,391
303.400
299.864
295,962
305.258
296.661
301.425
307.672
291,396
304.149
310,000
309,773
303,771
302,376
296.066
300.991
295.831
303.445
3fl7.3:<9
307.136
308,691
Date.
297,742
295,819
3C8,r29
302,199
296,897
299,134
299,136
300,872
307,310
294,188
293,669
297.2.'8
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309.999
293,737
298.655
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Coutiuued.
425
InTention.
Corset
Corset
Corset •-
Corset
Corset
Corset
Corset
Corset
Corset-hnsk
Corset l)nsl< and clasp. Comliined elastic . . .
Corset-lmsli fasteuing
Corse t-cl a sp
Corset-clasp
Corset-fastening
Corset-pad
Corset-protector
Corset-stay
Corset-steel fastening
Corset-steel fastening
Corsets. Appaiatus forming and shaping . . .
Corsets. Clasp-fastening for elastic stays in.
Cot. Folding
Cot. Folding -
Cotton. Apparatus for handling seed-
Cotton. Apparatus for handling seed-
Cotton-chop per
Cotton-chopiier
Cotton chopper and scraper
Cotton-chopping machine
Cotton cleaner and condenser
Cotton-cleaner and gin-feeder.
Cotton cleaner. Seed-
Self-feeding.
Cotton-compressor
Cotton-condenser
Cotton elevator and cleaner. Seed-
Cotton for manufacturer's use. Putting up ..
Cotton-gin
Cotton-gin ....
Cotton-gin
Cotton-gin
Cotton-gin
Cott<in-gin
Cotton-gin
Cotton-gin
Cotton-gin
Cotton-ein breast
Cotton-gin feeder
Cotton-gin feeder
Cotton-gin feeder
Cotton-gin feeders. Governor for
Cotton-gin gearing
Cotton-gin house
Cotton-gin. Saw
Cotton-gin-saw cleaner
Cotton-gin saws. Mechanism for sharpeningteeth of.
Cotton-gins, &c. Saw for
Cotton ginning and cleaning apparatus
Cotton -1 ap
Cotton-lap-folding machine
Cotton. Mechanism for handling lint-
Cotton opener and cleaner
Cotton opener and lapper. Combined
Cotton opening aud cleaning machine
Cotton or other press
Cotton-packer
Cotton -picker stem
Cotton-picker stem
Cotton-press
Cotton-press
Cotton-press .
Cottqji-press .
Cotton-press .
Cotton-press .
Cotton-press
Cotton-press
Cotton -press
Cotton-press
Cotton-press
Cotton-press
Cotton-press. Double revolving
Cotton-press packing-box
Cotton-sack holder
Cotton scraper and chopper. Combined . .
Cotton scrapei' and cultivator
Cotton-scraper att.adiment
Cotton-stalks. Machine for pulling
Cotton. Treating certain kinds of
Name.
T. S. Gilbert
C. A. Griswold
C. A.Griswold
C. A . Griswold ,
J. H. Haviland ,
C. "W. Higby
E. Leonard
I. Newman
A. Taylor, Jr
C. A. Stevens ,
D. E.S.SCX ,
M. Adler
C. A.Griswold
T. J. Wood
Z. Leflochowsld
E. A. Bailey
H. Tleily
T. C. B.ites ,
L. Hill
J. A. TTnuse
T. H.BaU
C.J Skau
W. H. Wooldridgo
R. S. Hunger
R. S. Munger
W. L. andR. A. Daniel
H. D. Layman
S. A. Myers and J. J. Kelly .
D. L. M'. White 1..
W. Janell
J. W. and Z. W. Oglesby .
J."W. "Webb
C. C. Campbell
J. Knott
W. T. Tavlor
S. D. Keene
F. H. Richards
F. H. Richards
F. H. Richards
F. H. Richards
F. H. Richards
F. H. Ricliards
F. H. Richards
F. H. Richards
S. D. Webb
W. F. Smith and W. W. Adams.
J. W. and Z. W. Oglesby
A . L. Stietenroth . '.
T. P. Swinnie
L. D. Forbes
C. C. Warren
W. F. Groves
Z. F. Nance
R. M. Dorsey
R. S. Mun aer
D. B. Haselton
M. Covel
R. Kitson
S. D. Keene
R. S. Mnngcr
S. D. Keene
A. T. Atherton . . .
S. D. Keene
R. S. Munger
A. M. Steele
C. T. Ma-son, Jr ..
C. T. Mason, Jr ..
J.C.Allen
W. H. Burgess . . .
308,789
306,971
293,484
293,48.5
292,274
297,915
F. L. Faison and G. M. Newell 292,000
E. Haiman and J. Winship 305,304
C. D. Heflin 299.139
E. M. Ivens 309,547
No.
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632
700
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527
Date.
293,771
291,442
306.130
305,1)95
291.806
307.200
305,228
305.230
305,232
306,
306,
300,
306,
306,
296,
306,
293.
305,
302.
295,
298,
296,
307,
304,
310.
293,
104
105
106
107
108
659
035
772
721
297
377
324
687
790
304
073
576
296,824
292.921
307,119
308,787
307,118
.301,848
307,199
H. O.King 307,858
F. E. Murphoy 301,454
J, D, O'Pnniei 298,226
W. C. Pinson 1.309.090 '
A. D. Thomas
R. Voigt
J. Bennett
309.995
305,030
309.285
J. S. Smith 308,208
J. B. Robinson 306.863
C. J. Monison 298,491
S. H. Fountain 294.604
J. H. McAIurray 308.920
C. E. Moser....' ' 303.447
W. H. Martin 308,185
Dec. 16
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Dec. 16
Mar. 4
Feb. 19
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Apr. 15
Feb. 12
Nov. 11
Jan. 1
Nov. 25
Feb. 5
July 15
Apr. 1
May 27
Mai-. 18
Feb. 26
May 13
Ang. 26
Mar. 25
Dec. 2
Dec. 2
Nov. 4
Apr. 8
May 27
July 29
Sept. 2
Feb. 19
Jan. 1
Oct. 7
Sept. 23
Jan. 8
Oct. 28
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Apr. 8
Sept. 30
Feb. 19
Sept. 23
July 22
Mar. 18
May 6
Apr. 8
Nov. 11
Sept. 2
Dec. 30
Feb. 12
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Feb.
5
Oct.
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Oct.
28
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Feb.
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Jan.
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Apr.
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Jan.
15
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May 27
Dec. 23
Nov. 11
July
May
Dec.
Dec.
Sept.
Dec.
Nov. 18
Oct. 21
May 13
Mar. 4
Dec. 9
Aug. 12
Nov. 18
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Inyention.
■Cotton-worm destroyer, sprinkler, &c
Counter for stores. Glass-top
Counter. Portable
Counter-seat
Counter-shaft
Counter-sliaft for machinery
Countershaft hanger
Counterstiffeners. Machine for foiming
Counter-stltFeners. Machine for forming
Countersinking' device
Counting-register
■Coupling :
See Car-coupling.
Car and air brake
coupling.
Crupper-coupling.
Electric - ■wire coup-
ling.
Faucet-coupling,
Pump-rod coupling.
Eod-coupling.
Eope or cable coupling.
Shaft- coupling.
Shaft friction-coupling.
Shaft 01' roll coupling.
Shafting-coupling.
Fence-wire coupling. Spiing-coupling.
Strap-coupling.
Thill-coupling.
Vehicle-spring coupling.
Wagon-hound coupling.
"Wheel and axle coupling.
"Whiflletree-coupling.
Hose-coupling.
Lightning-rod coup
ling.
Log and raft coup
ling.
Perch-coupling.
Pipe-coupling.
Coupling
Coupling
Coujiling device
Coupling-expander
•Coupling for propeller and other shafts
Coupling-pin
Couplings. Die for manufacturing
Court-plaster. Preparing medicated
Cover. Crock-
Cover for culinary and other receptacles
Cover-holder for jars, milk-cans, &c
Covers to vessels. Tool for applying fastenings to
secure
Covering for steam boilers, pipes, and other heated
surfaces.
Covering. Non conducting
Covering. Non-conducting
Cowl
Cracker-machine
■Cracker-machine
■Cracker-machine .
Crane .
Crane .
Crane .
Crane -
Crane.
Crane .
Ciane .
Crane. Traveling
Crane. Traveling
Cranes. Shaft-bearing for traveling -
Crank
Crank
CT'ank-disk
Cranlc. Double
Crank for overcoming dead-centers
Crank-pin lubricator
Crank pitman. Sliaft-
Cranl<-shaft bearing and connection
Crank. Tedder-
Crate. Folding
Crate for mattresses and bedding
Crate. Knockdown i
Crate Knockdown
Crated can
Cravat-holder
Crayon-holder
Crayon-holder
Crayon-holder
Crayons. Machine for the manufacture of school-- -.
Crayons. Making ,
Cream-can gage
Cream from milk. Apparatus for separating
Cream-gage for milk-cans
Cream of tartar. Apparatus for the manufacture of-
Cream of tartar. Manufact ure of
■Creaiu-skimming apparatus
Cream-tester
Ci'eamei-. Centrifugal ,
Creamer. Centrifugal
Name.
J.D.Lambert, Sr., and J. G. Wiggins,
S. Schutz
J. T. Perry
A. E. Francis
D. C. Cumings
C. H. Kussora
E. C. Lewis
G. T. Shepley
G. T. Shepley
E. L. Mansfield
J. W. Joues and A. Cooper
Kg.
C. E. Mart....
W. P. Towne..
D. P. Driscoll .
J. Nuttall
J.Kelly
J. C. Murray ..
C. E. Mark'....
C. L. Morey ...
D. W. Frost . . -
J. Beaujiied
M. Alston
W. Damerel ...
E. Krahenbeihl and P. Kice .
J. S. Briean
G.Kelly
E. Sears
C. S. Fowler and L. A. Rockwell..
H. McCoUum and J. PaiT
J. Roth and M. De Tamhel ,
C. J. Appleby .
C. J. Appleby .
Creamer.
Creamer.
Centrifugal .
Centrifugal .
A. Grafton
P. H. Griffin
S. T. Wellman
J. H. WMting
J. ATild
H. M. Barnhaitand E. Huber. (Re- '(
is.sue.) 3
E. Huber and H. M. Barnhart
C. J. Appleby
J. E. Atwood
J. H. Burks
H. Tabor
J. S. D.ivis
T. J. Christy
J. H. Wilkinson
M. W. Clay
S. F. Byrnes
F. Trump
L. and C. Krieckhaus
H. S. Sternberger
W.M.Baker
J. A. H. Ellis
C. R. Nelson
J. N. Proeschel
A. T. Cross
A. T. Cross
A. T.Cross ,
O. P. Cowdery
J. S. Lowe.--
C. E. DeLong ,
W. Horn I'.v
C. L. Colby
A . Goldman
F. Dietiich ,
D. Stover
W L. Edson
G. De Laval
W. C. L. Lefeldt and C. G. 0. Lentsch
W. C. L. Lefeldt and C . G. 0. Lentsch .
J. R. Pond .301,267 I July 1
294,135
294,512
294,907
297,982
299,915
309,804
309,8()1
298,420
302.168
303,303
295,768
296,027
303,075
296,394
307,727
292,823
299,083
303,173
291,922
292,110
291,022
300,935
306,226
293,752
302,823
292,318
301,760
300,316
307,563
Date.
Fob. 26
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
May 6
Julie 3
Dec. 23
Dec. 30
May 13
July 15
Aug. 12
Mar. 25
Apr. 1
Aug. 5
Apr. 8
Nov. 4
Feb. 5
May 20
Aug. 5
Jan. 15
Jan. 15
Jan. 1
June 24
Oct. 7
Feb. 19
July 29
Jan. 22
July 8
June 10
Nov. 4
302,868 July 29
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Sept. 30
July 1
July 15
Dec. 30
Nov. 4
Apr. 22
Apr. 15
Jan. 15
Jan. 15
Apr. 1
Apr. 22
Oct. 14
Sept. 30
Nov. 11
Sept. 2
Dec. 9
Apr. 8
Mar. 11
June 3
Mar. 11
Apr. 15
Ausr. 12
Sept. 2
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Aug. 19
July 1
Aug. 12
Sept. 2
Jan. 1
Oct. 7
Mar. 4
Feb. 19
Aug. 26
Feb. 12
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
306,710
306,711
305,807
301.231
.302.1fO
310,009
307.611
10,470
296,965
291.861
291.972
296.272
297.313
30(1.591
305,739
307.892
304.410
30.-',9l9
296,308
294 789
299,871
294,7.51
296,737
303„539
304,663
2n6„'^37
296.. 538
296.5:59
303,814
301,137
303.422
304.644
291,296
306.242
294.. 592
293.986
304,263
293,314
293,661
292,662
Monthly
volume.
1764
215
695
23
508
1628
1709
.590
1391
533
1815
164
246
640
406
56
1410
366
11.50
1365
10
1844
261
1250
2256
1637
880
1051
195
2312
882
883
1993
198
1409
1888
258
2098
1341
1073
1204
474
1789
725
1904
635
101
504
601
541
458
500
1061
818
486
814
815
817
1179
85
680
468
354
283
312
15.52
1777
707
2092
2095
245
484
61
194
7
135
442
473
166
385
146
504
47
68
176
112
15
' 402
99
383
3
506
71
345
618
4.58
239
285
55, 56
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J 235
553
53
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510
70
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) 574
372
299
336
132
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531
173
49
133
166
1.50
120
139
299
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225
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324
187
129
100
75
428
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189
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866
956
531
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1024
1057
647
270
558
1176
33
500
126
445
453
808
522
222
263
5
1284
48
676
434
315
168
1125
400
445
179
180
1211
39
273
1092
418
412
27
268
26
207
26
232
27
89
27
3.54
29
140
28
1194
29
496
28
845
29
798
27
120
26
928
27
1009
26
9-21
27
217
28
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28
907
27
162
27
162
27
163
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684
28
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28
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26
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphahetical list of inventiona — Continued.
427
Invention.'
Creamery or refrigerator
Creatuiug-can
(.'reaming-caTi
Creaming milk. Centrifugal machine for.
Crib
Crib and cradle. Combined
Crib. Child's
Ci imping-forras. Machine for making
Crimping-machine
Crochet-needle machine
Crocheting-fork
Cross-head
Cross-tie and fastening of the rails thereto
Cracible or casting-ladle
Crupper
Crupper-conpliug
Crupper former and stretcher
Cruppers. Machine for forming
Crusher:
See Clav-crusher. Ore-crusher.
Clod-crusher. Quartz-crusher.
Grape-crusher. Stone-crusher.
Ice-crusher.
Crushing-mill
Cnishing-mill roller
Cmshing-roU
Crutch
Crutch
Cryptographal table
Cuff
Cuff and wristlet. Driving
Cuff-box
Cuff fastener and adjuster
Cuff-holder
Cuff-holder
Cnff-holder
Cuft'-holder. Adjustable
Cnff- retainer
Cuft'-supportcr
Cuffs. Clasp for holding
Cnlinary utensil
Culinary vessel
Cnlinary vessel
Culinary vessel
Cnlinary vessel
Cultivating fruits and vegetables
Cultivating the soil. Apparatns for .
Cnltivation and harvesting,
for farm
System and apparatns X
Cultivator
Cultivator.
Cultivator.
Cultivator
Cultivator ,
Cultivator.
Cultivator .
Cultivator
Cultivator ,
Cnltivator.
Cultivator .
Cultivator-
Cultivator
Cultivator.
Cnltivator ,
Cnltivator
Cultivator ,
Cultivator .
Cnltivator ,
Cultivator .
Cultivator .
Cultivator.,
Cultivator ,
Cultivator .
Cultivator .
Cultivator.
Cultivator.
Cultivator. .
Cultivator .
Cultivator .
Cultivator .
Cultivator .
Cultivator. ,
Cultivator.,
Cultivator-
Cultivator .
Cultivator ,
Kame.
F. W. Moseloy
J. A. Kendall
AV. E. Lincoln
W. C. L. Lcleldt and C. G. 0. Lentsch.
(Reissue.)
C. P. Allender
S.G.Sine
S. H. Bullock
J. W. D. Fifield
A. W. Thompson
S.J. Tiley
J. "Vetter
G. H. Corliss
B. W. DeCourcy
J. r. and E. G. Zimmermaun
H. H. Hedrick
C. H. Orts
L. Hai tscm
J. Shaffer
G. W, Morrovr
A. S. Hobby
"W. H. S. Bowers
F. C. Brightman
W. H. D. Ludlow
J. L. "Winnea
T. E. Boone
B. E. Northrup
I. P. Turner
T. B. Willson
C. M. Alexander
H. D. Bishop
F. W. Staflord and G. A. Henderson
K. L. Moseley
A. L. Franklin
G. S. Hastings and C. H. Nettleton
M. M. Hitt
C. M. Raines ,
J. Chaumont
C. Halstead
H. Ogborn
E. A.Stears
J. "W. Groves and V. Minich
J. Cooke
R. Romaine .
J). Archer
P. Beeler
H. Borselt. Jr., and L. P. Dorr.ell .
T. J. Bowon and J. F. Barnes
B. C. Bradley
B. C. BradleV
D. W. Branch
L. A. Bringier
D. Brix
G. W. Brnwn
E. V. CabUell
TT. R. Clark
N. Coleman
R. Crarraft
T.J. Craft
D. Crane
B. J. Cuvry
J. Di vora
J. C.Doane
G. J. Douglas
M. M. Estee
F. M. Everinghara
H. "W. Ferguson
J. A. Grayson
J. T. Greenwood
T. E. Gregg
No.
304,348
29e,416
301). 035
10,441
307.251
2fl3.530
309,376
301,, 581
308,012
307.50,5
207,881
208.008
306,139
308,028
297,001
295.192
303,372
300,021
297,083
303.280
294.361
307,027
291.750
294,175
297.912
293.500
295.958
29a.5:!3
295,091
297,744
298.035
300.417
302.992
303.005
30.5,001
309.249
309.705
307.192
306,637
308.004
297.932
309,337
292.511
297,6.57
292.091
300.503
300.086
293,5.57
295, .520
296,121
213,221
292.979
29.«,^23
.309.130
295.3.53
2-'1..577
299.626
297.069
306.133
299.027
292,996
300 055
307,923
304,811
301,812
292.639
309.345
308,60.5-
308,490
Date.
Sept. 2
Apr, 8
Oct. 21
Jan. 29
Oct. 28
Feb. 12
Dec. 16
July 8
Nov. 11
Nov. 4
Apr. 29
May 6
Oct. 7
Nov. 11
Apr. 29
Mar. 18
Aug. 12
June 10
Apr. 15
Aug. 12
Mar. 4
Nov. 4
J.an, 8
Feb, 26
Ai)r. 29
Feb. 12
Apr. 1
May 13
Mar. 11
Apr. 29
May 6
Oct. 14
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Sept. 9
Dec. 16
Dec. 23
Oct. 28
Oct. 14
Nov. 11
Apr. 29
Dec. 16
Jan. 29
Apr. 29
Jan. 15
jTine 17
June 17
Feb. 12
Mar. 25
Ajir. 1
Feb. 12
Feb. 5
May 20
Dec, 9
Mar. 18
Jan. 8
June 3
Apr. 15
Oct. 7
June 3
Feb. 5
June 10
Nov. 11
Sept. 9
July 8
Jan. 29
Dec. 16
Dec. 2
Nov. 25
Monthly
volume.
84
663
1172
2268
1021
964
1077
652
773
116
2.516
136
142
793
2176
1077
016
65C
1484
505
25
277
926
1820
2553
932
77
719
945
2365
95
503
152
164
926
902
1.584
1532
784
763
2582
1031
1887
2249
1342
1364
1.537
996
1495
274
,584
2.52
1087
739
1282
709
160
1471
134
162
271
697
668
677
950
2065
1042
25
1399
28
183
311
628
«
431
263
288
181
211
32
688
34
36
217
594
296
169
179
J. M. Gritfith ' .304,097 Aug. 26 1.561
A.Hall
F. Hnni and C. A. Billington.
W. M. Harris
F. L. Hilsabeck
M. H. Hitchcock
M. M. Holmes
J. W. Hudson
H. Tngersoll
J. N. Johnson
J. Jones
Cnltivator J. H. Jones.
Cnltivator
Cultivator
J. L. Judd and H. Wiard
J. M. Long and C. E. McBeth .
308,765
307.938
293,017
2'>1.730
308.071
308,671
307,048
306,925
306.623
304,7.33
301.370
305. ORO
295,779
Dec, 2
Nov. 11
Feb. 5
Jan. 8
Nov. 18
Dec. 2
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Oct. 14
Sept. 9
July 1
Sept. 16
Mar. 25
249
689
295
904
851
117
1323
11.59
767
587
382
1029
1832
411
138
7
74
259
497
699
253
23
203
257
644
25
136
43
46
256
239
431
409
207
208
708
273
:.527
,528
[529
612
377
376
423
273
413
28
153
69
305
199
355
199
40
407
34
41
74
189
183
186
258
574
I 277
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65
l.«9
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253
231
31. 32
C 353
) 354
308
203
160
282
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830
130
2:!5
435
323
618
916
126
.523
391
498
5.52
26
.528
433
1034
374
1054
294
553
834
421
171
781
506
612
18
671
998
468
545
99
483
486
1000
885
1016
307
151
521
.511
907
370
447
2.59
1192
1224
624
1118
54
549
488
746
847
1073
133
950
291
24
950
491
1002
.503
950
181
.398
909
703
661
;-26
27
26
27
27
26
26
27
26
26
27
29
26
26
27
27
29
27
26
27
29
28
28
36
29
29
29
28 759
29
29
26
26
29
29
744
507
496
167
.546
720
S 29 26.3
29
29
28
28
28
26
235
148
933
71
1023
1179
428
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Cultivator
Cultivator .
Cultivator..
Cultivator .
Cultivator .
Cultivator .
Cultivator .
Cultivator..
Cultivator. .
Cultivator. .
Cultivator ,
Cultivator .
Cultivator .
Cultivator..
Cultivator .
Cultivator..
Cultivator. .
Cultivator. .
Cultivator..
Cultivator..
Cultivator .
Cultivator..
Cultivator .
Cxiltivator .
Cultivator..
Cultivator. .
Cultivator .
Cultivator. .
Cultiv'ator .
Cultivator..
Cultivator .
Cultivator .
Cultivator .
Cultivator .
Cultivator.
Cultivator.
Cultivator. Adjustable seat-lift
Cultivator and chopper. Combined cotton .
Cultivator and cotton-chopper ,
Cultivator
Cultivator
Cultivator
Cultivator
Cultivator
Cultivator
Cultivator
Cultivator
Cultivator-
Cultivator.
Cultivator.
Cultivator.
Cultivator,
Cultivator.
Cultivator or harrow. Wheel
Cultivator. Roller- ,
Cultivator. Kotary ,
Cultivator. Eotary
Cultivator. Scraper-
Cultivator-.shield
Cultivator-shovel
Cnltivator-spriu s
Cultivator. Sulky-
Cultivator. Sulky-
Cultivator. Sulky-
Cultivator. Thill- .
and cotton-chopper
and drill. Spring-tooth
and hiller combined. Com and potato.
and hoe. Combined
and horse-hoe
and vegetable-puller. Combined
attachment
attachment
beams. Drag-bar for
Cotton and com
Garden-
Grape and orchard
Hand-
Hand-
Cultivator. Tongueless
Cultivator. T<m<ruelesa
Cultivator. Tougneless ,
Cultivator. Tongueless wheel-
Cultivator. Tougueless wheel-
Cultivator-tooth "
Cultivator- tooth
Cultivator-1 ooth ,
Cultivator-tooth-attaching device
Cultivator tooth-holder
Cultivator. "Walking-
Cultivator weed-cutting attachment .
Cultivator. "Wheel-
Cultivator.
Ciiltivator.
Cultivator.
Cultivator.
Cultivators.
Cultivators.
Cultivators.
Cultivators.
Wheel-
Wheel-
"Wheel-
Wheel-
Attaching plant-.shields to
Carriage for straddle-row
Coupling for stiaddle-row
Foot-lift for riding-
Kame.
D. N. Luse
A. J. Marberry .
L. A. Martin ...
M. W. McCann.
C. A. McElroy.
T. Meilile
H. G. Messersmith
G. Moore
M. O. Morehouse
J. B. Neir
R. B. Norment
R. C. Norton
W. H. Parlin
T. Pates
W. R. Patos
W. B. Patterson.
C. M. Pinckney
C. W. Post
H. Rea
A. B. Reeves
L. A. Rnhl
■T. R. Salter
H. H. S.iter
C. L. Schoenstedt
A. Scboonover, Jr
I. A. Smith
C. St. John
G. W. andS. Taylor
H. D. Terrell
A. C. and J. D. Tower...
M. A. Travis
C. C. Trinkle
N. Trowbridge
F. T. Verhareu
W. H.Warren
J. Woolridge
C. H. Hill and J. T. Ryan .
J. W. Roberts
J. Sherman
J. Sherman
C. La Dow
W. G. Pannelee .
A. G. Christraan.
C. W. Meador...
E.G. Ell wood
F. Albrecht
J. Hagan.<i
B.C.Bradley....
T. H. Baird
M. Mauermann . .
W. Frnhling, Sr .
J. B. Hurd
S. D. Stout
C. La Dow
C. Hering and F. Daum .
J. "Mallon
T. E. Nutting ,
H. L.Miller
E. B. .Jack.'^on
W. F. Dickisou
.T. M. Elder
R. L. Cai'ver ,
N. McLean
W.H.Roberts
No.
296,983
296,025
302,923
296,860
301,382
293,
307,
298,
304,
302,
299,
292,
291
308,
295,
308,
296,
294,
301,
307,
309,
305,
297,
301.
295,
294,
304.
293,
292,
295.
297,
301,
290,
292,
266
783
(09
543
580
935
,674
930
694
937
374
CI 5
?06
831
493
361
851
637
on
292
091
578
920
070
080
035
409
800
877
Date.
309,900
295,607
297,933
303,050
300,649
300
294,
307,
306,
295,
304,
308.
304,
297.
298,
307,
292
308'
302
650
791
979
219
189
305
455
315
914
334
481
297
163
050
297,524
305,923
305.613
309,793
299,415
308.166
292,795
.304,713
293.717
302,347
304,861
304,957
B. Christian and W. D. Hanson..
0. Humble
J. McClen
. B. .Tewett
. B. -Tewett
P.Bradford
.Keller
William.s
. S. Johnson
F. Wheeler
Goodnough ...'...;
. Williams ' 302,876
. W. Akins, J. T. Nelson, and W. 304,058
Vemor.
, A. Baker
. R. Conklin
. Lindgren
. TrowbTidge
H. Hopkins i 293,465
.H. Canaday I 306,217
. Endves 1303,270
B. Neff 1299,157
292,283
309,057
299.081
293,030
293,331
292,404
306,159
309,671
305,454
301,545
307,539
293,616
302,107
296,760
295,082
Apr. 15
Apr. 1
Aug. 5
Apr. 15
July 1
Feb. 12
Nov. 11
May 13
Sept. 2
July 29
June 3
Jan. 29
Jan. 15
Dec. 2
Apr. 1
Nov. 25
Apr. 8
Mar. 11
July 8
Nov. 4
Dec. 16
Sept. 30
Apr. 29
.Time 24
Mar. 18
Feb. 26
Sept. 2
Feb. 19
Jau. 15
Mar. 11
Apr. 15
July 1
Apr. 15
Feb. 5
Dec. 30
Mar. 25
Apr. 29
Aug. 5
June 17
.Tune 17
Mar. 11
Nov. 11
Oct. 7
Mar. 18
Sept. 2
Nov. 25
Sept. 2
Apr. 29
May 13
Nov. 4
.Tan. 22
Nov. 18
July 15
Apr. 22
Sept. 30
Sept. 23
Dec. 23
M.ay 27
Nov. 18
Feb. 5
Sept. 9
Feb. 19
July 22
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
.Tan. 22
Deo. 9
May 20
Feb. 5
Feb. 12
Jan. 22
Oct. 7
Dec. 23
Sept. 23
July 8
Nov. 4
July 2J
Aug. 26
Feb. 19
July 15
Apr. 15
Mar. 11
Feb. 12
Oct. 7
Aug. 12
May 27
Monthly
volume.
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1369
162
56
1214
399
frie
496
809
345
1945
.534
2115
1158
149
53
1247
917
.571
972
103
lOfil
2046
2226
1938
1209
1699
391
1467
1318
928
1432
430
1133
120
1760
1612
2584
213
1487
1489
543
732
2.53
1074
24
ur.s
39
2554
496
86
1614
960
1243
2063
2137
1723
1617
1823
966
25
.563
1201
1631
747
879
1.597
646
1408
311
728
1749
169
1458
1510
601
164
2331
1503
1066
1315
1091
933
895
251
492
1506
378
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340
109
no
173
1.36
227
95
535
142
588
323
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341
256
158
264
26,27
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567
605
535
336
467
108
406
368
254
394
116
319
33
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> 475
C446
H47
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59
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410
151
201
68
295
8.9
370
12
700
1.35
22
451
262
344
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592
479
439
524
264
6
153
333
448
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171
401
86
194
487
46
39 1
418
104
44
641
414
295
364
307
255
242
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272
33
467
244
74
559
469
687
880
383
1023
406
223
727
13
630
182
934
185
389
913
1221
442
1301
1059
762
889
714
254
995
283
80
231
465
1006
1140
.511
495
1214
1215
928
516
46
1034
81 '1
6.52
823
506
629
386
311
568
243
405
1237
11.54
1022
896
508
447
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668
319
961
990
308
82(5
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499
574
337
31
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1116
116
400
449
749
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257
223
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46
551
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
AljyJiahetical list of inventions — Continued.
429
Invention.
Cnp:
See Collapsing cup.
Lubrioating-cup.
Cupboard
Cupola-furnace
Oil-cnp.
Tallow-cup.
ITame.
Cnpola-fumace
Cupola-fuinace
Cupping-glass
Curbstone and telegraph-wire conduit.
Current- wheel
Combined .
Curry-comb
Curry-comb
Curry-comb
Curry-comb
Curry-comb
CuiTy-comb
Curry-comb ,
Curtain and curtain-rod holder
Curtain
Curtain
Cuitai-ii
Curtain
Curtain
Curtain
Curtain
Curtain
Curtain
Curtain
Curtain-
Curtain
Curtain
Curtain-
Curtain-
Curtain-
Curtain
Curtain-
Curtain-
Curtain-
Curtain
Curtain
Curtain
Curtain-
Curtain-
Cnrtain
Curtain-
Curtain
Curtain-
Curtain-
Curtain-
Curtain-
Curtain-
Curtain
Curtain
Curtain
Curtain
Curtain
Curtain
Curtain
Curtain
Curtain
Curtain-
Curtain
and shade hanger
bar. Window-
-fixture
•fi xture
fi xture
fixture
fixture
fixture
-fixture.
fixture
fixture.......
fixture
fixture
fixture
fixture
fixture
fi xture
fixture
fixture. Adjustable
fixture bracket
fixture. Window-
"Window-
Window-
Spring-roller for.
fixture,
fixture,
fixtures.
loop
or shade roller.
-pin
pole
-pole
•pole ring
pole tip
pole tip
■ring
■ring
■ring
roller
roller
roller
I'oUer
roller
roller
-roller fixture . .
roller. Spring
shade fixture . .
Curtain. Shel-ring-
Curtain-stick
Curtain-stick
Curtain-stick
Curtain-stick
Curtain-stick
Curtain. Window- .
Device for hanging window-
Supporting-rod for window and door.
Curtains.
Curtains.
Cushion:
See Embroidering-cushion.
Cnspi dor
Cuspidor
Cuspidor-stand
Cut-oflf and governor. Combined.
Cut-off and reversing gear
Cut-off. Automatic spring-valve .
Cut-off for cisterns
Cut-off for valves
Cut-off governor
Cut-off governor
Cut-off governor. Automatic
Citt-off governor for engines
(Re-
A. Dow and L. H. Gorgas ....
W. J. Clapp and T. Griffiths.
issue.)
W. J. Clapp and T. Griffiths. (Ee-
issue.)
F. W. Gordon
C. L. Myers
J. S. Woodward
W. M. Coffraan
H.C. Brill
H.C. Brill
F. A. Canfield ,
A. W. Cox
G .' H. Ne well and Y. H. Stiles' '.
E. I. Patterson. (Keissue)
D. B. Weightman
J. Vaas
J. Haux
I. B. Tripp
J. C. Dntv
M. B. mil
D. E. Kemp.ster
D. E. Kempster
W. H. Linch
H. Linden
C H.Miller, Jr
W. B. Noyes
J. M. Osgood
L. Page and L. Wpbcr
L. Page and L. Weber
T. J. Parkinson
T. L. Quigley
F. 6. Pvobbins
G.E. Swan
A. Sweetland
C. F. Hiney
W. E. Pavne
C. E. Keiiip
E. P. Price and D. Eeed
C. T. TJnangst
J. B. Finch
B. F.Burnett
J.Allen
J.Day. (Reissue)
C. Eberly
.T. Moore
J. Berbecker
J. Kroder
J. Hunger and A. A. Butler .
J. Day
F. Tj. Lathrop
•J. Sumner
S. Armstrong
C. W. Ba.ssett
E. H. Bower
H. H. Brvant
C.H.Miller
A. C. Winn
J. Harris
W. B. Noyes
J. Denver
M. Starr
H. LobdeU
H. Lobdell
H. LobdeU
H. LobdeU
H. LobdeU
L. W. SneU
T. T. Dunn
.J. A. Browne ,
No.
297,240
10,432
10,481
308,665
291,388
299,449
304, 173
294,305
309 191
293,415
307,917
307,574
10,513
309,668
301,060
M. Griswnld 301,882
C. F. Larseo and B. A. S. Nielsen .. 299,5.55
A. A. Scheidler 302.431
J.Kellv 300.2fi7
G. W. Anderson 301,948
J. L. MitcheU 292,7,58
D. S. Trov 308,861
C. Call.iban ! 299.734
H. Cook 1299,963
C. B. Kichards I 308.799
J. B. Stanwood 307,.501
P. Pistor '295,131
301.
296.
299
293,
302,
305,
302,
301.
293,
297.
308,
291,
297,
296,
297.
298,
296,
296,
299,
305.
305.
306
300
291,
296,
302,
10,
293,
299,
295,
298.
302
301,
300,
300
303,
302.
302,
298,
293
302
296,
299,
300,
120
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,3.59
963
568
455
147
134
188
709
038
928
627
048
163
407
299
712
143
106
693
773
167
'02
127
372
464
643
831
972
.59-2
665
969
485
528
.355
538
379
824
187
368
003
256
311
Date.
303,759
292,332
292,333
292,334
306,024
306,025
303,332
306,009
292,982
Apr. 22
Jan. 1
May 20
Dec. 2
Jan. 1
May 27
Aug. 20
Feb. 26
Dec. 16
Feb. 12
Nov. 11
Nov. 4
Aug. 19
Dec. 23
July 15
July 1
Apr. 8
May 27
Feb. 19
Julv 29
Sept. 23
Julv 15
July 1
Feb. 5
Apr. 29
Nov. 11
Jan. 15
Apr. 29
Apr. 1
Apr. 22
May 13
Apr. 1
Apr. 8
Mav 27
Sept. 16
Sept. 23
Oct. 21
June 10
Jan. 8
Apr. 1
July 22
Apr. 1
Feb. 19
June 3
Apr. 1
Mil:V 13
Julv 29
July 15
June 17
June 17
Aug. 12
.July 29
Julv 22
May 20
Feb. 5
July 22
Apr. 1
May 27
June 10
Aug. 19
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Aug. 12
Sept. 30
Feb. 5
July 15
Juno 3
July 22
June 10
July 15
.Jan. 29
Dec. 2
June 3
June 10
Deo. 2
Nov. 4
Mar. 11
Monthly
volume.
1703
583
1426
109
464
1860
1659
1977
831
841
662
208
1382
1455
1258
58
955
1750
1528
1930
1512
1359
82
533
2322
812
1155
2206
185
l.i97
578
514
1025
1490
1065
1823
970
848
615
282
1669
522
1098
414
94
789
2061
1147
1272
1319
594
1891
1680
1088
.532
1664
138
1019
1045
1113
1655
1656
1658
2268
2269
567
2244
253
1045
66
1741
984
1117
2236
391
,312
579
306
in
463
164
:406
407
29
130
535
:453
454
540
219
220
227
181
59
381
394
348
349
15
268
504
421
530
418
376
20
141
632
220
322
601
54
439
161
143
288
427
291
508
257
229
173
80
458
145
305
106
29
222
566
317
349
362
163
519
461
305
141
456
40
465
283
C 305
J 306
462
462
462
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662
287
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266
307
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103
78.79
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80
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777
810
871
596
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409
720
993
245
13
190
883
725
380
1116
265
18
535
461
.531
223
438
38
318
644
97
204
834
1030
1173
196
1089
117
55
326
98
649
1000
20
683
401
224
1175
1184
570
373
328
746
535
325
28
859
1124
672
318
319
319
1263
1263
564
1258
489
205
933
340
1113
218
429
770
979
1041
7.54
390
26 I 1006
430
INDEX or PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphahctical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Cut-off mechanism .
Cut-off nozzle
Cnt-off sliile-valve. .
Cut-off valve
Cut-off valve
Cut-off valve
Cut-off valve
Cut-off valve
Cut-off valve
Cut-off valve
Cut-off valve and gear
Cut-off valve for mining-machine engines .
Cut-off- valve gear .
Cut-off- valve gear
Cut-off- valve gear
Cut-off- valve gear
Cut-off-valve gear
Cut-off valve. Rotary .
Cutlery -handles
Cutter :
See Band-cutter.
Beef-cutter.
Bolt cutter.
Bread-cutter.
Butter-cutter.
Button-hole cutter.
Capsule-cutter.
Caitridge-cutter.
Cheese-cutter.
Cigar-cutter.
Clod-cutter.
Com-cutter.
Cornstalk-cutter.
Feed-cutter.
riue-cutter.
rodder-cutter.
Ice-cutter.
Key-seat cutter.
Meat-cutter.
Milling-cutter.
Cutter and reamer
Cutter-head
Cutter-head
Cutter-head
Cutter-head
Cutter-head
Cutter-head
Cutter-head
Cutter-head
Cutter-head
Cutter-head
Manufacture of
Molding-cutter.
Oatmeal-cutter.
Paper-cutter.
Paper and card cutter.
Peg-cutter.
Pipe-cutter.
Rotary cutter.
Sod-cutter.
Sole-edge cutter.
Sorghum and corn cutter.
Stalk-cutter.
Straw-cutter.
Stubble-cutter.
Tobacco-cutter.
Tube-cutter.
Twine-cntter.
"Vegetable-cutter.
Washer-cutter.
Weed-cutter.
Wire-cutter.
Cutter-head
Cutter-head
Cutter-head
C uttor-head
Cutter-head for wood-working machines .
Cutter-head guard
Cutter, punch, and pliers. Combined
Cutting and printing machine
Cutting apparatus
Cutting apparatus
C iitting-board
Cutting double pile fabrics. Machine for
Cutting double pile fabrics. Mech,inism for
Cutting double pile fabrics. Spindle and bearing for
rotary cutters of machines for
Cutting, harrowing, and loosening ground. Device
for
Cutting out garments. Machine for
Cutting, plowing, and haiTowing. Machine for
Cutting- tool
Cutting-tooth. Insertible
Cyclometer
Cyclometer
Cylinder eugine. Multiple-
Revolving-
Revolving-
Revolving-
Cylinder engine.
Cylinder engine.
Cylinder engine.
Cylinder-lining ..
Dadoing-machine
Dam and gate. Movable
Damming ditches. Device for .
Dampening device
Damper
Name.
W. F. Goodman
C. T. HoUoway
W. Schmidt
Gr. W. Anderson
I. B. Davis and W. L. Shepard
J. H. Man
B. F. Olmsted
J. P. Simmons
B. TopmiUer
B. Toprailler
J. Wheelock
B. Yoch
L. Engebietsen
F. A. Gardner
6. T. Hatch and F. W. Mesenberg
M. J. McCarter ,
E. Reynolds
J. Harrington
S. E. Jeralds and E. K. Lawton
E. B.Hunt
J. Bovle
H. S.Boynton
,T. W. Brainard
TI. D. Byron
.T. B. Erinery
C. A. Gilraan
J. H. Monison and E. Allen
M. Murphey
M. S.O'Neil
P. Pryibil and E. D. Mackintosh. .
G. .T. Shimer
■T. D. Stirckler
N. W. Thompson
S. Osborn
T. Harps
S. W. Entrekin.
C.W.Hobbs ...
H. R.Allen
W. H. Sharood .
G. W. Cody ....
C. Coupland
J. G. and J. Zimermann .
C. Coupland
J. W. Alderson.
S.Rich
J. W. Alderson.
.J. B. Wallace...
.T. Hilton
R. Burns
G. H. Gould....
P. Brotherhood .
J..T. Blair
J. .7. Blair
S. Maltby
T. Barber
J. K. Benway...
J. Du Bois
J. A. Oppv
D. F. Baxter
M. S. Burrough.
No.
296,403
2n6,172
30.T 7fi2
307.738
294,857
308,181
301.142
30.5,718
305,. 547
BO'S, 548
291,249
30fi.570
306.680
291,181
294,036
294,650
293,356
309,849
295,016
Date.
308,842
302,380
294,006
303.978
300,305
292,422
303,147
293,494
303.179
297,.534
301,272
293,529
296.481
301.775
292,388
294,067
300,363
304,089
307,647
304,686
308.328
297,351
294,970
303,907
294,969
308.866
291,776
308.865
295,466
301,986
299,733
295,632
299,731
294,304
305,.505
301,379
307,899
291,865
303,825
301,143
302,681
305,373
Apr. 8
Apr. 1
Sept. 30
Nov. 11
Mar. 11
Nov. 18
.Tulv 1
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Jan. 1
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
.Tan. 1
Feb. 26
Mar. 4
Feb. 12
Dec. 30
Mar. 11
Dec. 2
July 22
Feb. 26
Aug. 26
June 10
Jan. 22
Aug. 5
Feb. 12
Aug. 5
Apr. 22
July 1
Feb. 12
Apr. 8
.July 8
Jani. 22
Feb. 26
June 17
Aug. 26
Nov. 4
Sept. 9
Nov. 18
Apr. 22
Mar. 11
Aug. 19
Mar. 11
Dec. 9
Jan. 8
Dec. 9
Mar. 18
July 15
Jiuie 3
Mar. 25
June 3
Feb. 26
Sept. 23
,Tuly 1
Nov. 11
Jan. 15
Aug. 10
,Tuly 1
July 29
Sept. 16
Monthly
volume.
CO
648
331
1931
423
633
985
90
1862
1044
1645
288
694
844
212
1012
384
759
1690
843
366
1680
1577
1398
1039
1777
331
924
373
2079
258
962
743
898
1729
1664
1118
1550
299
525
1189
1840
767
1295
765
402
956
401
1415
1170
310
1641
308
1975
1666
395
642
1077
1192
92
2080
1414
C179
94
537
118
176
C268
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23
520
455
C455
H56
81
181
2^3
59
448
107
C202
>203
5458
> 4.59
230
95
461
436
387
281
495
91
251
101
567
70
C2C2
i 263
205
244
482
C 4,59
\ 460
303
424
81
143
325
.301
(213
^214
(215
358
213
107
268
107
391
323
78
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77.78
540
462
108
175
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J 301
327
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580
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766-
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730
1123
342
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611
.524
408
49
618
147
172
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1147
757
426
921
612
364
969
706
968
779
177
779'
1099
228
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1145
978
810
1144
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208
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphahetical list of inventions — Continued.
431
Invention.
Damper
Damper
Damper
Damper for amolte-consuraiag furnaces .
Damper-regulator
Damper- regulator
Damper-rejrnlator
Damper-regulator
Damper-regulator
Damper-regulator ■
Damper-regulator. Steam
Damper regulator. Steam-
Damper. Stove-pipe
Damper. Stove-pipe
Damper. Stovepipe
Damper. Ventilating-
Dash-board
Dead-centers and for converting motion. Device for
overcoming
Deck-plate
Decorticating-machine
Decorating purposes. Ornamented tube for
Decorating walls. &c
Demi.john and label-holder. Swinging
Demijohn or bottle safe
Dental breath-guard
Dental capsicum-bag
Dental chair
Dental chair
Dental-drill hand-piece
Dental engine
Dental engine
Dental engine
Dental-engine angle attachment
Dental-engine anule attachment-
Dental-engine attachment
Dental-engine hand-piece
Dental-engine hand-piece
Dental-engine hand-piece
Dental-engine hand-piece
Dental-floss holder
Dental-foil condenser
Dental foil. Wrinkling gold
Dental hand-piece
Dental impression-cnp
Dental impression-cup
Den tal m old
Dental-plate mold
Dental plat«s. Mannfacture of
Dental plates. Kelining rubber
Dental plugger
Dental plngger. Electro-magnetic
Dental rubber dam
Dental-rubber-dani holder
Dental separating- wedge
Dental toid
Dentiil vulcanizer
Dental vulcanizer
Dentist's chair
Dentisfs chair
Dentist's file-holder
Deodonzing and antiseptic water-closet cover .
Deodorizing and disinfecting apparatus
Deoxidizing-fumace. Eetort
Deoxidizing iron ores. Apparatus for
Derrick
Dei-rick
Derrick
Derrick
Derrick
Derrick
Derrick
DeiTick
Derrick
Derrick-forks. Apparatus for working
Derrick . HoLsting-
Derrick. Portable
Derrick . Portable
Derrick. Portable arch-
Denict . Kevolving steam-
Derrick. Steam-
Desiccating alum
Desiccatin g apparatu s
Desiccaf in a apparatus
Desiccating apparatus
Desiccating eggs, &c. Method of and apparatus for
Desk
Desk
Ifame.
J. yv. Shnw ..
R. L. Walker .
C. L. WilUins.
F. "Whitehead
T. Cooke
N. Curtis
H. J. Hooton and F. A. Jones .
G.W. Smith
F. Thompson
R. Thompson
P. Cunningham
J. L. Hornig
W. E. Reilman
W. F. Greene
C. L. Wilkins
J. P. Dorr
"W. E. Minshall
I. L. Hawkins
H. Adams
ft. Gibson
B. B. Ward
M. Moneyment .
L Brand
I. B. Wollard...
W. C. Foulks..
"W. C. Foulks...
E. P. Stiles
E. G. Wallace and C. H. Snyder.
J. H. Siddall
W. S. How
W. A. .Johnston
E. R. Peltit
E. T.Starr
A. Weber
J. W. Xorwood .
A.
H.
J.
E.
G.
R.
R.
H.
R.
F.
J.
L.
C.
F.
J.
J.
L.
R.
D.
J.
F.
F.
M
J. B. Waring
J. Z. Walling
F. H. Hubbard ....
G. Xobes
I. D. Condit, .Jr. . . .
J. Bridgford
C. M. Cochran
C. T. Day
T. Gaffnev
P. Kellv."
W. H. Martyn, Jr .
A. Eeitz
W. Browne
S. Grace and W. A. L. Miller
Roqne
T.Starr
E. Greene
S. Williams
S. Williams
Lau rence
F. Crowther
Ar. Palmiter
W. Harford
Vanderiian t
C. CillTOll
T. Hyatt
W. Norwood
H. Van Ness and M. A. Bland
M. Halsey
H. Mortitt
G en e.s e
G. ^lorey
W. Seabnry
W. Seabury
. L. Long
K"o.
2!)9,172
293,. 543
.309.178
308.924
302.109
301,099
305,311
293,367
298,63.5
302.692
303.920
206,. 568
300,5.59
304.311
306.301
294,773
292,032
298,199
304,684
308,839
305,987
291,215
301,954
296,903
303.629
307,537
294,286
304,876
296,078
301.237
301,722
294,667
307,686
299,040
293,502
291,571
303,723
302,430
302,870
301.055
298.717
298,716
298.483
305,900
307.579
290,690
304,766
302,890
293.73T
293. .501
310,099
300,600
296.992
309,709
308,424
295,821
299.861
303,171
300,538
306.298
29.', 091
294.327
291,298
292,788
301.679
298.184
308,486
307,202
305,091
298,405
302,035 '
Date.
C. 6. Kos3
C. F. Ruff j 30.5,536
K. Steltemeyer '307.876
C. Stone..." 304.968
A. B. Morrison 297,831 '
H. Austin and I. Scoville 299.504
D.Crane 1306.134 '
A. Reitz 1305.476
308,7.S0
294,395
301,174
303.913
303.915
J. McMyler
C. C. I.\Tnan..
A. E. Spencer
H. Breer
H. Breer
A. Faircbild ' 301,701
L. J. Cadwell ! 294,849
A. Culler 1308,142
N. A. Hull '294,388
May 27
Feb. 12
Dec. 9
Nov. 18
Julv 15
July 1
Sept. 16
Feb. 12
May 13
Julv 29
Aug. 19
Apr. 8
June 17
Sept. 2
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
AlpJiahetkal list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Dest
Desk
Desk and seat. Adjustable
Desk and seat. School
Desk and seat. School
Desks DeTice for fastening school-
Desulphurizing-fnmace
l')etachalile handle for glass and earthenware dishes
Detector :
See Hiffh and low water Low- water detector,
detector. Time-detector.
Detergent
Dial for time-pieces. Shifting
Dial. Snn-
Diamond-cutting machine
Diamonds in tools. Fastening
Diamonds in tools. Setting
Dictionary -stand
Die:
See Hammer-die. Shaping-die.
Screw-cutting die.
Die and die-stock
Die-lilock
Die-press
Die-shaping
Die-shaping apparatus
Die-stock
Die-stock
Die-stock
Die-stock
Die-stock and die
Differential block and tackle
Diffusing, defecating, and circulating apparatus
Digger:
See Potato-digger. "Well-digger.
Digitorium
Dimethyl-phenyl-oxypyrazol. Preparation of
Dipper
Direct-acting engine
Dish and package. Butter
Dish. Butter-
Dish. Butter-
Dishcloth-holder
Dish . Covered
Dish holder. Extension fruit-
Dish-pan
Dish-washing apparatus
Disin fectant
Disinfectant
Disinfectant
Disinfectant and preparing the same
Disinfecting and cleansing water-closets
Disinfecting apparatus
Disinfecting apparatus for water-closets
Disinfecting baled rags, &c. Apparatus for
Disinfecting sewers
Disinfecting-tank for the disposal of sewage
Disintegrating and separating machine
Disintegrating-machine
Disintegrating rags, &o
Disintegrating vegetable tissues
Disintegration of vegetable tissues
Displacement-lubricator
Display-frame. Jointed
Distillation. Apparatus for vacuum
Distillation of oil. Apparatus for the continuous
Distillation of wood
Distillation of wood. Apparatus for the
Distilling apparatus
Distill ing apparatus. Portable
Distilling chloride of zinc. Apparatus for
Distilling low wines. Apparatus for
Distilling or reducing oils. Apparatus for
Distilling petroleum. Apparatus for
Distilling wood. Apparatus for
Distress-signal. Electric
Ditcher
Ditcher and tile-layer. Mole-
Ditcher. 'J'ile-
Ditcher. Tile-
Ditches. Makini mole-
Ditching and grading machine
Kame.
J.Kl.ir
D. Shuler
H. W. Groebl
C. A. Merrill
H.Weber
J. W. Myers
H. E. Parson and G. Y. Northey.
J. B. Timberlake
H. C. Herrick . .
W. J. Gage . . . .
H. G. Christian .
H. C. Eeichardt .
T. AY. Collins....
A. Hcssi'ls
E. D. Swain
C. Elterich
G. W. Simmons
G. E. Merrinian. (Eeissue.)
H. A. Chamberlain and "W.L Martin
H. A. Chamberlain and "W. L. Maitin .
F. Armstrong
J. M. Dodge
W. C. Hartraann
B. "Wesselmann.
N. Sawyer
C. E. Jones
K. M. Sandys...
[;ton.
A. Tiothhammer .
L. Xnorr
G. T. Peters
C. C. Worthino
A. Edwards .-^
A. .T. Chase
J. D Lucas
J. T. Foster
W. K. Elson and A. J. Smith
C. S. Barbour
E. F. W. Ellis
C. L. Kudd
C. A. Catlin
C. A. Catlin
A. E. Duncan
A . Fran k
C.F.Pike
S. "W. Parker and H. Blackman . . .
E. M. Chase
S. "W. Parker and H. Blnckman . . .
E. Z. Ceilings and C. F. Pike
J. J. Powers
302 ?nf)
300,3!<8
294,7.5?
9ft4.7.';9
309,211
310,130
300,03fi
306,421
303,707
309.488
207.229
292,040
297,763
307,033
303,719
304 075
30-),674
301.650
306,335
300,185
300,811
300,384
297.517
F. Kijnig 307,001
L. Smith 1301,636
A. Janiieson ' 303,736
N. Peterson and H. Sommer, Jr 305,329
K. Dean 305.056
E. Kells 298,210
J. M. Case
S. Dodson
H. Friederichs and C. Philippi .
J. A. Sonthraayd ,
J. A. Snuthmavd ,
A. Weber and H. W. Eood
S. B. Hisley
H. T. Yarvan
H. C. Smith
J. A. Mathieu
R. Haldane
No.
297,940
301,014
303.002
299,826
309,115
201,219
202.944
294,289
309,022
303,145
303,118
304,858
2P9,055
295.304
297,541
Date.
Apr, 29
.June 24
Aug. 5
June 3
Dec. 9
Jan. 1
Feb. 5
Feb. 26
Dec. 23
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Sept. 9
May 20
Mar. 18
Apr. 22
291,884 Jan. 15
30,-., 240 Sept. 10
10,461 Mar. 11
291,682 Jan. 8
291,681
291,268
301,101
300,604
Jan. 8
Jan. 1
July 1
June 17
309,755 Deo. 23
300.901 June 24
302,258 ! July 22
306,865 Oct. 21
307,863
307,399
296,0.';i
309,676
303.134
29.5.111
296.293
296.5.'^0
304,997
292,197
J. A. Mathieu 300,383
T. B. Joseph 292,317
J. Webster 310,001
A. S. Hughes I 310.058
O. Booth 1308,741
K. James I 294,049
M. H. Eaton ' 291,313
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Oct. 23
Apr. 1
Dec. 23
Aug. 5
Mar. 11
Apr. 1
Apr. 8
Sept. 9
Jan. 22
Aug. 5
June 17
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Dec. 16
Dec. 30
June 17
Oct. 14
Aug. 19
Dec. 10
Apr. 22
Jan. 15
Apr. 29
Nov. 4
Aug. 19
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
July 8
Oct. 7
June 10
June 24
June 17
Apr. 22
Nov. 11
July 8
Aug. 19
Sept. 16
Sept. 10
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June 17
Jan. 22
Dec. .30
Dec. 30
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Feb. 26
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Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
433
Inveution.
Ditohinjrmachine .
Ditchiiis-iiiarlnno .
Ditching-rnachine .
Ditchin<r-iiiachine -
Ditching macli ine .
Ditching-macbine .
Ditching-machine .
Ditching-machine
Ditchiug-machine
D itching-machine
Ditching-machine
Ditching-machine
Ditcliing-maohine
Ditching-machine
Ditcliing-raachine
Ditching-machine
Ditcliing-raachine
Ditcliing-machine
Ditching-machine
Ditching-machine. Tile
Ditching-raaeliiue. Tile
Ditching-machine. Tile-drain
Dividers
Dock or coffer-dam. Portable dry- . . .
Document-bos
Doll
Domes. Ennning-gear for revolving. .
Domino
Domino
Domino
Dominos. Indicator for the game of. .
Door
Door
Door
Door and gate spring
Door and panel wort
Door-check
Door-check
Door-check
Door-check
Door-check
Door-check
Door-check
Door-check
Door-check
Door-check
Door-check
Door-check. Pneumatic.
Door-check. Pneumatic .
Door-check. Pneniiiatic .
Door-check. Pneumatic.
Door check. Pneumatic .
Door-check. Pneumatic .
Door-check. Pneumatic.
Door-check. Pneumatic.
Door-closing device
Door-closing device
Door-fastener
Door-fastening device
Door for elevator- wells . . .
Door-hanger
Door-hanger
T)oor -hanger
Door-hanger
Door-hanger
Dooi-h anger
Door-hnnger
Door-hanger
Door-hanger
Door-hanger
Door-hanger
Door-hanger
Door-hanger
Door-hanger
Door -hanger
Door hangers
Door-keeper.
Door-lock
T)oor-lock
Door-lock. Elrctric
Door lock.
Door lock.
Track for barn-.
Electric
Sliding-
Sliding-.
T)oor lock. Sliding-
Door lock. Sliding-
T)oorlock. Sliding-
Door-mat
Door opener and fastener
Door-opener. Electric
Door-plate
Door-plate and mail-receiver.
28 PAT
Combined . .
Name.
J. TT. A dams
W. T. Bennett
J. Creamer
R. Dalton
C.D.Edwards
J. T. Fitzpatrick
D. Hershberger
S. P.Mason
M. Milner
E. H. Nogar
A. .T. Osborne
F. Plumb
F. Plumb
A. Purcell
G. W. Ra,\-mond
J. Eobertson
C. .Shelmidine
E. H. Smith
T. Willsea
.T. Arthur.
G-. L. Hoehn and F. P. Hilbum .
W. P. B. Decker
E. Folger
F. Cox
W.Mullen
S. M. F. Schilling
"W. E. TVamer and A. Swasey . .
J. E. Crosby
.7. L. Law
R. C. Pruvn and C. M. Hyatt. ..
C.H. Corliss ■
a. E. Filerand A.H.N eff
H. M. Hopkins
F.J. Lee
.T. BroTighton
W.N. Miller
C.E. Bickford
.1. Cleland
M. H. Crane
W. B. Dager
L. A. Davis
E. F. Decker
J. J. Lamb
L., G.. andE. Eall
J. H. Ennyan
F. M. Sears
0. P. Vandeburgh
W. C. Clark
G. S. Perkins
G. S. Perkins
S. Pj)rter
S. Porter
S. I'orter
J. A. Sherman
J. A. Sherman
W. A. Holwell
K. M. Stebbins
0. De Maine
J. E. Bozell
N. P. Cleaves
W. Barry
G. H. Burrows
W. B. Cogger and H. A. Hamlin.
H. Fleminsr
E. X. Hutchins
^Y.l(^e
■W. E. .Taques
W.J.Lane
W. .J. Lane
E. T. Moore
E. T. Moore
1. B. Perry
E. T. Prindle
E. T. Prindle
Ifo.
304.0.56
294,567
301,686
304,620
201,040
291,043
300,318
309,
298.
296,
296,
293,
298,
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303,
306,
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295,
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Date.
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306,
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J. E. Schmid 293,598
J. H. Lawrence 299,811
A. C. Woebrle 297.096
H. Baluss i 306.460
B. Wesselmaun \ 293.548
C. Wiiest '300.334
J. B. Cook 302.384
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July 8
Sept. 2
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Jnne 10
Dec. 23
May 6
Apr. 8
Apr. 15
Feb. 19
May 20
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Aug. 5
Oct. 21
Apr. 29
.June 24
Mar. 18
Jan. 8
Apr. t
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Dec. 9
Oct. 28
Mar. 18
Oct. 7
Aug. 19
Mar. 11
July 29
.July 8
Apr. 29
Oct. 21
Dec. 23
Sept. 9
Apr. 1
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Dec. 30
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Apr. 15
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Sept. 30
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Oct. 7
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July 29
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Mar. 18
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•July 1
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J. H. Dougherty.
E. W. Martin...
S. S. Peterson
W. E. Sparks
P. Klcffman
A. M. Freeman
J.H. Bunnell
A. T. Abbott
E. G. Pace and W. J. "Wev .
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Apr. 15
Oct. 14
Feb. 12
June 10
July 22
Apr. 22
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304,041
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305,443
297.751
299.189
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1125
985
590
178
247
682
761
1056
324
526
221
493
1306
1065
119
7
531
820
313
1092
41
685
982
445
122
475
189
985
944
35
101
723
1073
746
971
782
785
276
1109
78
1090
215
955
383
76
76
77
738
738
573
244
35
878
817
.559
1254
1195
395
12
1172
440
175
835
1107
836
411
75
76
632
995
297
108
622
1129
330
337
1106
631
745
850
1113
469
843
1135
434
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alp/idbetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Donrplate, lijirness-roselte, &o
Doin-pTotcctor
Door-pnU. TJleotric
Door pull. Sliding-
Door-seciirer
Door-secmer, &c
Door-securer
Door-secnrer
Door-sicnal
Door. Sliding
Door. Sliding
Door-spring
Door-spring
Door-spring
Door-stop
Door. Storm and screen
Door. Ventilating-
Doors and gatps. Automatically operating
Doors. Circuit-closing contact for
Guide-track for sliding
Guiding and supporting device for
Hanger for a pair of
Hanging
Hanging
Doors of buildings. Mechanism for operating .
Doors. Operating stonn-
Doors.
Doors.
Doors.
Doors.
Doors.
Doors. Eoller-track mechanism for pendent sliding.
Doors. Stay-roller for
Doors. Stay-roller for sliding
Doors. Stay-roller for sliding
Doors. Stay-roller for sliding
Doors. Stay-roller for sliding
Doors. Stay-roller for sliding
Doors, -windows, gates, &c. Fastener for
Double furnace
Double gage
Double-headed gage
Don ble-tree
Double-tree clip
Doubling and winding yarn or thread upon bobbins. }
Machine for 3
Dough-mixer
Dovetailing-machine
Dowel-pins or hinge-pins. Sustaining
Draft-bolt
Draft-equalizer
Draft-equalizer
Draft-equalizer
Draft-equalizer
Draft-equali zer
Draft-equalizer
Draft-equalizer
Draft-equalizer
Draft-equalizer
Draft-equalizer
Draft-equalizer
Draft-equalizer
Draft equalizer
Diaft-equal izer
Draft-equalizer
Draft-equalizer
Draft-equalizer
Draft-equalizer
Draft-equalizer
Draft-evener for wagon s
Draft mechanism for vehicles
Draft-pins. Fastening device for .
Draft-regulator
Draft-regulator ,
Draft -regulator for pipes, flues, and ventilators
Drafting implement
Drag. Adjustable marine
Drag-rod
Drain and sewer pipe
Drain and ventilator. Cellar
Drain-cleaner
Drains. Device and method employed in cutting
ditches for and laying tile-
Drainer. Automatic cylinder-
Drainer. Centrifugal
Draining-machine. Centrifugal...
Draw-bar and buffer
Draw-bar and buffer. Continuous .
Drawer-lock
Drawer-lock
Drawer -pull
Drawer-pull
Drawer -pull
Drawers
Drawers
Drawers
Name.
S. M. Creteau and R. D. Metcalf. . . .
E. Barnes
C. BeilB
T.Lincoln
"\Y. J. Bitter ,
E. P.Conner
C. Franke and A. Peters
W. Starrett
A. L. Dorn
E. Drake
AV. S. Voorhis and G. H. Houser
E. H.Clark ,
W. W.Jackson
P. McAleer
L. P. Hazen
H. G. Wolfram
H. W. Eastman
L. C. Norton and J. A. Sherman
A. Liingen
W. R. B. Tillion
A. Sanders and K. S. Henderson —
E. N. Hutchins
C. W. Emerson
A. H. P. Leuf
H. J. Shaw .,
G. H. Newoll
E. W. Martin
J. Brinkerlu)flF
TV. M. Brinkerhofif.
S.Ide
E. Laass
A. B. Mattoon
L. Terry ,
A. G. Simpson
G. Ehoden
J. Hellriegel ,
G. S. Forrest
S. M. Firey
H. McCov'
J. and J. Horrocks
F. F. Hnssey
J. Schmidt.'.
A. F. Gerald
F. "Wirtv
"W. H. B.iker
W. R. Baker
0. C. Beck
J. Bowers
O. D. Carpenter . . .
E. E. Crooks
W. Crozier
C. Ducharme
"W. P. Grannis
G. W. Harrington .
W. B. Hubbard ....
W. B. Hubbard
J. C. Hulsemann
C.Olson
T. Pates
S.Rav
D. F. Bobbins
J. W. Steel
B. "W. Sutherlen...
F. Breehting ,
G. H. Chappell....
J. "W. Dailey
J. Dempsey
"W. F. Grassier
L. T. Lenhart
J.H.Mitchell
J. W. Collins
J.N.Key
J. Cooper and H. Bieg .
M. Posz
G. W. Immel
J. "Weed
303.
"Son.
204
m.
■MS.
299,
E. R. Dinglev
S. L. Wiegand
H. W. Laflferty
W. B. Turner and J. J. Mann
J. T. Sohaffer
E. G. Gory
J.Wise--'.
O. F. Garvey
J. C. Miller and A. H. Jones
F. W. Smith
J. M. Cox
J. C. Tracpy
B. F. Weishampel and W. P. Towles .
No.
298.
297,
.304.
309.
293,
308,
294,
299.
308.
305
295,
292.
303,
307,
296,
309,
295,
294,
294,
304,
899
POfi
P42
783
823
742
9fi4
4fi5
803
827
991
749
785
080
768
033
989
845
579
078
629
856
743
476
917
545
293,339
302.824
295,345
297.805
308.177
307.131
298.914
296,469
307,143
300,2.55
297,371
297..512
301.509
297,690
297,
293,
293,
306,
306,
304,
306,
291,
302,
309,
296,
305,
293,
291,
295,
303,
.518
097
646
986
993
400
211
976
983
.328
930
905
008
899
174
.318
303,
297,
298,
298,
293,
293,
301
307,
306,
291,
286
773
622
086
283
773
089
,379
304
292,287
291.713
293.043
291.380
300.764
297.811
305.150
306,839
300,870
307,246
Date.
Sept. 30
Oft. 21
Mar. 11
Nov. 11
Dec. 2
June 3
May 20
Apr. 22
Sept. 9
Dec. 30
Feb. 19
Dec. 2
Mar. 11
May 20
Dec. 2
Sept. 9
Apr. 1
Feb. 5
Aug. 12
Oct. 21
Apr. 8
Dec. 30
Mar. 25
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
Sept. 2
Feb. 12
Julv 29
Mar. 18
Apr. 29
Nov. 18
Oct. 28
May 20
Apr. 8
Oct. 28
June 10
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
July 8
Apr. 29
Apr. 22
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Sept. 2
Oct. 7
Jan. 15
Aug. 3
Dec. 23
Apr. 15
Sept. 30
Feb. 5
Jan. 15
Mar. 18
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
Apr. 22
May 20
May 13
Feb. 5
Feb. 12
July 8
Oft. 28
Oct. 14
Jan. 1
Jan. 22
Jan. 8
Feb. 5
Jan. 1
June 24
Apr. 29
Sept. 16
Oft. 21
June 24
Oct. 28
SO.-', 757 Dec. 2
300,545 June 17
304,942
296.801 I
303.931 ;
298.460
290,807
299.374
303,176 I
301.290
298.181 j
298,322
308,221 :
Sept. 9
Apr. 15
Aug. 19
May 13
Apr. 15
M.ay 27
Aug. 5
July 1
May 6
May 6
Nov. 18
Monthly
volume.
02
2107
1011
615
489
331
320
1265
1984
668
1661
1560
221
536
1408
253
968
118
81
871
1371
933
1703
1784
172
704
346
736
2256
1274
2432
980
1464
1200
724
1479
968
1868
2048
5,39
2297
20.35
395
1101
1238
1247
150
245
1209
143
1266
1306
2114
284
1116
1049
794
639
1755
1023
826
379
660
895
1398
707
365
1601
888
324
452
1643
2437
1116
1076
1771
1616
233
1345
863
1137
13.38
634
1144
1767
368
280
273
471
1047
584
267
170
134
86
81
360
541
183
451
430
57
149
401
66
264
35
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238
365
261
461
495
78
196
95
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J 197
618
353
664
267
390
338
200
394
262
508
559
1.33
(625
I 626
.361
108
305
330
332
45
66
337
41
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362
586
79
311
289
217
175
477
286
231
103
178
243
373
185
103
f 447
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249
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127
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666
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204
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468
759
981
780
391
949
1048
731
739
927
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1006
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1170
858
957
881
576
28
434
26
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27
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29
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29
295
27
769
27
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29
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27
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27
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27
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28
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26
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322
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986
231
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655
232
886
523
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578
615
.384
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
435
Invention.
Drawers.
Drawine
Drawing
Drawing-
DrawiDc;
Drawing-
Drawing-
Drawing!
Dredge .
Dredge..
Dredge..
Dust-cover for
board
board and T-S(inare
instrument. Coml)iuation
in.strument for section-lining
rollers. Apparatus for coating
rollers. &c. Compound for covering
i and other line works of art. Keproducing.
Dredge. Hydraulic.
Dredge. Hydraulic
Dredge. Rock-
Dredger
Dredger
Dredger
Dredger ,
Dredger
Dredger-discharge pipes. Device for connecting and
supporting the sections of
Dredging and excavating njaohine
Dredging-hucket
Dredging, cmsliing, and washing phosphate-rock. \
Apparatus for 5
Dredging-machine
Dredgiag-machine
Dredging-machine
Dredging-machine
Dredging-machine
Dress attachment
Dress-hanger
Dress-protector
Dress-shield
Drier:
See Bagasse-drier.
Bone-black drier.
Brick-drier.
Clothes-drier.
Clothes and towel
drier.
Fruit- drier.
Fruit and vegetable drier,
Grain-drier.
Lumber-drier.
Malt-drier.
Ore-drier.
Sand-drier.
"Wool-drier.
Drier
Drier.
Drier .
Drier for fruit, &o
Drill:
See Breast-drill.
Expansible drill.
Grain drill.
Hand-drill.
Mining-drill.
Oat-drill.
Katchet- drill.
Drill and countersink.
Drill and counter.sink.
Drill and countersink.
Drill-feeding apparatus.
Drill-gage
Eice-drill.
Rock-drill.
Seed-drill.
Stone-drill.
Tubular drill.
Twist-drill.
"Well-driU.
Combined
Combined
Combined
Eotary
Drill-making machine ,
Drill-sharpening machine
Drill-swivel
Drills. Machine for operating
Drills. Machinery for grinding or sharpening
Drills. Manufacture of
Drilling-engine. Eotary
Drilling-machine
Drilling-machine
Drilling-machine
Drilling-machine
Drilling-machine
Drilling-machine
Drilling-machine
Drilling machine. Coal- ,
Drilling-machine. Miner's
Drilling-machine. Portable
Drilling-machine. Suspended
Drilling-machines. Apparatus for shifting .
Drilling-machines. Index-gage for
t Drilling square holes. Device for
Name.
A. J. Hamilton ...
R. S. Werotte . . . .
C. H. Prpscott
J. M. Scott
J. Gardam
J. Appclt
J. Appelt
V. .T. M. Gottlieb .
J. A. Ball
R. R. Osgood
R. E. Rose.
J". H. Anderson.
J. H. Anderson.
I. D. Seabiook. .
H. B. Angell....
H. B. Angell
G. A. Callanan
D. J. Gilchrist
E. C. G. Thomas
A. W. Von Schmidt .
E. Chaqnette
J. Menge
F. Brotherhood
J. Call
H. C. Carter
"W. Harwood
S. Mead
A. W. Von Schmidt .
E. Whaples
A. A. Young
E. M. Dovraing
S. Rauh
F. Brotherhood...
G. H. Immendorf .
A. Munzinger
F. M. Travis
C. P. Russell
A. J. Smart
A. .T. Smart
C. B. Rice
A. G. Goldthwait-
E. 0. "Williams
H. C. Reichardt
M. C. and C. E. Baker
No.
308.156
307. M.i
308,040
306,809
304, .'iSl
303.970
303.969
306.481
299,945
295,580
295,202
294.303
306,206
292,371
293,932
296,503
301,669
298,573
306,787
299,882
306,580
294,250
298,443
301,209
292,732
301,364
294,400
300,333
293,387
301,947
293,722
304,752
308,237
296,572
309,485
298,916
303,053
298,248
299,429
305,962
303,368
293,292
292,229
Date.
Nov. 18
Oct. 28
Nov. 11
Oct. 21
Sept. 2
Aug. 26
Aug. 26
Oct. 14
June 10
Mar. 25
Mar. 18 1088
Feb. 26
Oct. 7
Jan. 22
Feb. 19 1487
Apr. 8
July 8
May 13
Oct. 21
June 3
Oct.
Jan. 29
July 1
Mar. 4
June 10
Feb. 12
July 15
Feb'. 19
Sept. 9
Aug. 5
May 6
May 27
Sept. 30
Aug. 12
H. Thomp.«;on.
L. P. Moran
J. "W. Keeney
J.F. AUen
E. F. Gordon and H. Hobbs
A. Ball
A. B. Bean
E. H. Bieber
Monthly
voLime.
952
1774
814
1090
308
1388
1388
Sf'O
5.58
1579
1974
238
1711
Feb. 12 681
Jan. 22 1.527
770
765
768
984
470
708
1907
614
175
2186
807
1116
1206
608
217
374
1836
2180
612
Sept.
Feb.
9
5
743
133
May
27
1840
Apr.
1
444
Mar.
Mar.
4
18
216
1251
M. C. Johnson
304,8.57
292,888
"W. F. Smith and A. Coventry ' 299,433
C. VanHaagen '296,254
E. L. Sharpneck 294,514
J. Barnet 295,329
R. K. Carpenter ' 291,876 i Jan. 15 1092
E.A.Delano i 307,749 ; Nov. 11 '■ 433
F.J.Dubral 307,710 ; Nov. 4, .387
L.Henick 293,246 ! Feb. 12 j 615
P.G.March i 309,073 Dec. 9 664
303,073 ' Aug. 5 243
298,766 i May 20 1015
304,109 ; Aug. 26 1575
306.375 : Oct. 14 449
297,383 Apr. 22 1880
295,325 Mar. 18 1246
300.038 June 10 678
291,137 Jan. 1 155
(185
086
( 187
523
C173
i 174
47
610
ClOl
no2
20
f 292
^293
217
307
334
166
C289
^290
240
5-327
I 328
339
.29
•26
•27
■27
•26
26 1036
717
152
148
680
199
1011
137
589
218
669
937
29
588
27
172
29
941
27
769
495
597
898
1246
573
26 566
296
963
84
1067
211
436
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued,
Inyention.
Drinlvins-slass »
T)rop-hantUe
Drop-lights. Friction-clutch for
Drop-press
Dropper :
See Confectionery-dropper.
Drum and cymbal clamp
Drum for hot-air furnaces ,
Dry-closet
Dry closet
Dry-goods box. Shipper's
Diy -plate holder
Dry plates or films. Apparatus for holding
Dry separator and amalgamator.
Drying apparatus ,
Drying-machine
Drying-machine
Drying-macliinefor grain, &c
Dummy for displaying clothing
Dimip and elevator for cribbing corn. Portable plat-
form-
Dumper
Dmnping-boat
Duplex compound engine
Duplex-crank-piston engine
Duplicating-engine
Dust-aiTCster
Dust-arresting machine
Dust-box
Dust-collector
Dust collector
Dust-collector
Dust-collector
Dnst-exclnder and ■window-fastener. Combined
Dust from air. Apparatus for separating
Apparatus for separating
Machine for separating
Method of and apparatus for sepa-
Dust from air.
Dust from air.
Dust from air.
rating
Dust from shavings. Apparatus for separating . .
Dust from the air. Apparatus for separating
Dustpan
Dust-pan
Dust-pan.
Dust-pan -
Dust-pan .
Dust-pan.
Dust-pan.
Dye- vat..
Dye-vat . .
Dye- vat - .
Dye-vat . .
Dyes from the aromatic diamines. Obtaining brown.
Dyeing black
Dyeing extract
Dyeing extract
Dyeing horse-hair and bristles
Dyeing-machine
Dyeing, &c. Making extracts for
Dyeing. Pattern-
Dynamite
Dyn araite-shell
Dynamometer
Dynamometer
Dynamometer
Dynamometer
Ear-drops. "Wire for
Ear- guard
Ear-ornament fastener
Ear-ring
Ear-ring
Ear-ring
Ear-ring
Ear-rings, &c. Suspension-book for
Eaith-box and dumping-cart. Combined
Earth-closet
Earth, gravel, &c. Apparatus for transporting and
dumping
Eart li-remover
Easel
Easel
Easel
Easel
Easel
Eaves-trough hanger ..■
Eaves-trough hanger.
Eaves-trough hanger
Eaves-trou gh hanger
Eaves-trouglis. Machine for making .
Eccentric. Shifting
Eccentric. Shifting
Eccentric. Variable
Kame.
E. L. Moore
J.E. Sutliff
J. E. Travis and W. H. Ereaney.
J. A, Horton
P. "W. Fair
W. F. Rossman
T. "W. .Tack.son ....
F. F. Street
L. Smith
E. L. Bergstresser .
T. Samuels
H. Earhart
R. S. .lennings
A. C. Getteu.
F. M. Ironmonger .
E. H. Sawiu
J. R. Palmenberg..
S. M. Keibler
M. S. Coleman
C. C. Worthington.
J. Dow
M. B. Kellogg
0. Kutsche
J. S. Brandstaetter
J. B.Clark
H. Keiser
B. F. Ortman and H. R. Taylor
G. H. Rector
W. Richardson
F. H. Moore
E. Kuehne
G. E. Watson and G. T. Chester....
E. Kuehne
J. M. Mclntyre
J. B. Mahaifey
R. Howarth
F. W. Cai-penter . . .
S. T. Fisher
J. I. Flanagen
L. B. Fletcher
C. Hodgetts
S. C. Sweet.son
J". T. Wickersham . .
.T. P. Delahunty, Sr .
J. P. Delahunty
C. A. Hoffmann
J. H. Lorimer
P. Monnet
D. Jamieson
M. E. Savigny
M. E. Savigny
A. N. Dubois
A . N. Dubois
M. E. Savigny
G. "Witz --
J. H. Robertson . .
H. P. Griswokl ...
C. F. Rrackett....
A. G. Burton
F. A. Gleason
A. Wilson
T. W. Feeley
W. T. King.'
G. Krementz
M. Falkenan
B. Hartmann
H. G. MacUinney.
F. W. Moore....'..
E. A. Lehraann
J. Fahrnev
CD. Lane
Q. A. Fisk
No.
203,190
302, .5-26
201,816
294,237
296,152
306,432
299,226
301,018
292,066
300.438
300..=i28
299,211
306.080
305,914
30.i..'596
299.683
291.076
301,588
291,355
293,668
309,278
308,598
299..553
290,758
297,223
301.479
308,898
297.436
308,628
299,852
292,839
309.964
302,008
309,965
294,248
306,938
306,757
298.447
292,213
292,477
.309.215
301. TOn
299 294
3bo!075
30.T 1.55
307,444
30.5,818
306,695
298,
305,
306,
308,
301,
293,
309
307,
302,
302,
304
294,
300,
306,
302,
298,
293
292,
298,
293
300,
307,
303
291
998
312
435
706
344
856
434
016
988
562
976
497
377
821
143
738
987
,958
810
,762
268
488
,851
,023
,587
Date.
S. A. Miller 296,990
D. M. Ireland 299.391
T. C. Vail 298.257
T. C. Vail 308.,535
E. "Werner ; 294 ,941
D, K. Woodward [292.086
W. H. Gould I 304.425
H. .1. Hoepfner 1298,970
M. B.Lee | 299,407
D. B. Rock 302,3.58
G. Haueke 309,946
D. W. Payne and C. R. Williams...' 294,071
C. R, Williams 130.5,257
A. 0. Erick i 299,215
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June 3
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Apr. 22
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Oct. 21
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Jan. 29
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July 8
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July 1
Feb. 19
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July 29
Aug. 5
Sept. 2
Mar. 4
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May 20
Feb. 19
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Feb. 12
June 17
Nov. 11
Aug. 5
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May
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Mar.
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Mav
July
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416
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744
1923
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184
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27 1790
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27 I 1815
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30 1 1814
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Alphubetical list of inventions — Continued.
437
InTention.
Eccentric. Variable
Eccentrics. Acyusting device for .
Edger. Gang-
Edger. Gang- ,
Edger. Gang-
Edgers. Presser-roll for gang-
Educational appliance
Educational apparatus
Edncat ional device
Educational instrument
Educational purposes. Figure, map, and chart for.
Egg and cake beater
Egg and sugar beater
Egg-beater
Egg-beater
Egg-beater
Egg-beater
Egg-beater
Egg-beater —
Egg beater and dish. Combined
Egg-carrier
Egg-carrier
Egg-carrier
Egg-carrier .'
Egg-carrier
Egg-carrier
Egg-case
Egg-case. Folding
Egg-ease, folding
Egg-case. Folding
Egg-case. Folding
Egg, fruit, and honey carrier
Egg-holder
Egg-holder
•Egg-preserving device
Egg-shipping box
Egg-tester
Eggs. Device for preserving
Ejector
Ejector
Ejector
Ejector and injector. Combined.
Ejector. Oil-
Ejector. Steam-jet
Elastic fabric
Elastic fabric and weaving the same .
&c .
Electric accumulator-
Electric alarm call-bell system for hotels,
Electiic alarm applied to cots, &o
Electri e-alarm circuit-closer
Electric alarm-signal
Electric apparatus. Automatic cut-out for . . .
Electric-arc light
Electric battery
Electric battery
Electric battery
Electric battery.
Electric battery
Electric battery
Electric battery
Electric battery
Electric battery and lamp. Poitable
Electric-battery jar and insulating the same - .
Electric batter j\ Secondary
Electric battery. Self-sustaining
Electric bells, &c. Apparatus for working . . .
Electric cable
Electric calde
Electric cable
Electric cable
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric-
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
cable
cable
cable
cable
cable. Compound
cable. Compound
cable. Compound
cable. Compound
cable. Non-inductive
cable support or hanger
cables. Branching
Clip for aerial
Die for machines for making
Making joint-connections in
Uniting
Name.
E.Py
A. T". Booth . . .
W. W. Dodge .
G. M. Hinkley.
T.J. Neacy ...
P. P. Lane and J. B. Stanwood . .
A. H. Kennedy
I. S. Kmch
H.V.Dunn
"W. Forrest
M. E. Guirey
A.C. Rex
C.Deis
W. G. Flanders
H. Z. Gibson
"W. Johnson
E. Kilborn
O.Kitchell
J. E. Welling
"W. B. Henderson
G. A. Chapman
n. H. Harris ,
H. C. Herr
S.W.Kline ,
W. S. Miller
L. J. Wallich and W. B. Eigler
C.C.Ball ,
J. D. DeBerry ,
W. 6. Ruge
"W. G. Ruge
S. M. Toay and E. Harris ,
L. H. Taylor
F. P. Hervey
"W. Kearney ,
G. Conant .'
E. P. Auger, Sr
E. "W. Pflaumer
L. S. Lewis
S. S. Fertig
J. M. Marty
P. Zotoff.
G.H. Little
G. F. Lawrence and A. McDonald -
L. Schutte
G. C. Moore
J. S wann
cables,
cables,
cables,
cables
call...
Electric call apparatus. Individual A.P.Howes
G. Philippart
"W. T. Kellogg
W. F. and W. H. Keep
A. Lungen
I. H. Faruham
E. Thomson
T.A.Edison
C L. Clarke and J. Leigh
T.Cleland,
G. F. Green
L C. Himmer
0. Millard
1. L. Roberts
J. L. Tobin
J. C. Vetter and S. G. Putnam.
C. G.Gumpel
L D. Fuller
E. T.Starr
W. A. Shaw
^Y. F. ITom
E. M. Bentley
W. H. Sawyer
W. A. Shaw
S. F. Shelbourne
T. G. Turner
R. S. "Waring
E. S. Waring
R. S. Waring
H. Van Hoevenbergh
R. S. Waring
E. S. Waring
R. S. Waring
M. E. .Shafler
A. S. Weaver
R. S. Waring. (Reissue.)
A. Wright
W. J. Philips and G. L. Kitson.
R. S. Waring
R. S. Waring. (Keissue.)
D. H. Eice
No.
308,377
302,703
304,302
304,323
306,944
2<)9,653
296,018
309,064
.302,194
298,746
298,.'503
297,115
291,890
293,648
292,821
303,022
308.901
299,884
298.375
292.986
292,303
301,490
303,294
303,309
293,600
301, .327
291,699
298,237
300,514
295,211
308.530
309,049
295,648
297,676
302,815
308,791
308,618
309.214
297,615
302,182
307,784
295..562
295,293
291,527
306,785
292.762
306,084
299,649
309,790
305,747
307,818
297,580
293,563
303,560
306.684
292,310
298,997
308,992
291,241
300,666
296.331
304,265
299,434
305,022
306,2,55
302,377
297,855
305,8,54
297,177
306.
294,
294,
294
292,
294.
294,
295,
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458
494
Nov. 25
July 29
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Oct. 21
June 3
Apr. 1
Dec. 9
July 15
Sept. 23
May 20
May 13
Apr. 22
Jan. 15
Feb. 19
Feb. 5
Aug. 5
Dec. 9
June 3
May 13
Feb. 5
•Ian. 22
Jrrly 8
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
Feb. 12
July 1
Jan. 8
May 6
June 17
Mar. 18
Nov. 25
Dec. 9
Mar. 25
Apr. 29
July 29
Deo. 2
Dec. 2
Dec. 16
Apr. 29
July 15
Nov. 11
Mar. 25
Mar. 18
Jan. 8
Oct. 21
Jan. 29
Oct. 7
June 3
Dec. 23
Sept. 30
Nov. 11
Apr. 29
Feb. 12
Aug. 12
Oct. 14
Jan. 22
May 20
Dec. 9
Jan. 1
June 17
Apr. 8
Aug. 26
May 27
Sept. 9
Oct. 7
July 22
Apr. 29
Sept. 30
Apr. 22
Sept. 30
Mai-. 4
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Jan. 29
"Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
Sept. 9
Nov. 18
Mar. 11
Aug. 19
Oct. 14
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
Nov. 4
Monthly
volume.
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1692
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689
1542
1106
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540
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360
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2247
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2191
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1912
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849
1027
1295
565
280
1511
556
1778
1842
958
295
1678
2484
2049
1613
2282
253
255
258
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245
248
939
619
1047
1006
1370
624
260
1005
103
550
.342
578
6,7
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470
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195
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306
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71
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616
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277
232
224
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369
148
79
416
155
485
530
261
79
400
680
567
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633
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256
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379
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730
665
309
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489
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559
633
62
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1181
1039
674
826
1149
452
433
752
707
877
430
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11291
1059
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1021
1196
477
429
625
616
163
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787
810
51
1220
111
800
900
1004
54
328
492
1221
321
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872
873
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871
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FKOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Kame.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
be
Official
Gazette.
Electric circuit
Electric circuit-closer
-Electric-circuit closer
Electric-circuit closer
Electric-circuit-closine device.
Electric-circuit conductor
Electric-circuit conuectiou
Electric-circuit connection
Electric-circuit connector
Electric-circuit indicator
Electric-circuit meter
Automatic .
circuit protector ,
circuits. Apparatus for breakinpr
circuits. Device for connecting safety-stripa
circuits. Dotil)le-acting relay for
circuits. Pusible safety-strip for
circuits. Junction-box for
circuits. Junction device for
circuits. Safety device for
circuits. Safety-strip for
circuits. Time-indicating apparatus for . . .
conducting- wires. Machine for laying
conductor .
conductor .
conductor .
conductor .
conductor .
conductor.
conductor case .
Anti-induction .
Electric-
Electiic
Electric
in
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric-
Electric-conductor conduit. Underground.
Electric conductor -.ioint. . .
Electric-conductor system,
Electric-conductor tip
Electric conductors. Apparatus for covering
Binding-po.st for
Conduit and attachment for . . .
Conduit for
Connector for
Controlling induced currents in-
Electric conductors from induction. Protectins:
Electric conductors. Joining sections of conduits for.
Manufacture of
Manufacture of
Underground conduit for
Underground conduit for
Underground conduit for
Apparatus for distributing and ?
Underground.
Electric conductors.
Electric conductors.
Electric conductors.
Electric conductors.
Electric conductors.
Electric conductors.
Electi'ic conductors.
Electi'ic conductors.
Electric conductors.
Electric conductors.
Electric currents.
regulating
Electric currents. Apparatus for regulating and
distributing 5
Electric currents. Apparatus for the production and
utilization of secondary
Electiic cut-off
Electric cut-out
Electric distribution. Eegulator for systems of
Electric gage
Electric gas-burners. Tip for
Electric-generator commutator
Electric generators and motors. Regulator for.
Electric helix and winding the same
Electric implement -
Electric-light and gas fixture. Combined
Electric-light and telegi aph post. Combtaed . . .
Electric light. Cnrbon for incandescent
Electric-lisht conductor
Electric-light conductor for structures
Elpctrie-liffht fixture
Electric-light fixture
Electric-light regulator
Electiic-light regTiIator and cnt-out
Electric-light tower
Electric lights. Uluminating-point for
Electric lights. Manufacture of carbons for.
Electric lights. Treating carbons for
Electric lighting. Incandescent
Electric-lighting sys'em
Electi ic-lighting system
El ectri c-li ghting system
Electric lock '.
Electric machine. Dynamo-
Electric machine. Dynamo-
Electric machine. Dynamo-
Electric machine. Dynamo-
Electri c machine. Dynamo-
Electric machine. Dynamo-
E. Weston
J. H. Holmes
Gr. Pimie
C. J. Van Depoele .
C. T. Ross
E. Weston
J. Baker
D. E. Dralie
E. "We.ston
T. L. Dennis
P. G. RusseU
J. "W. Dver
J. L. Kuber
E. "Weston
L. D. Hamilton ...
E. Weston
A. P. Wright
E. Weston
E. Weston
E. Weston
J. C. Wihson
H. B. Cobb
E. D, Cady
A. A. Cowles
E. D. McCrackcn .
W. R. Patterson..
A. C. Ticbenor ...
S. F. Shelbourne..
H. Edmunds, Jr ..
E. T. Starr
R. W. Hear
T. J.PeiTin
W. A. Childs and F. Shaw ..
H. D. Stanley
A. G. Goodbbdy
S. F. Shelbourne
Jj. Bannister and L. Blodget.
E. Weston
E. D. McCrackcn
S. F. Shelbourne
B. Williams
A. A. Cowles
J. J. Williamson
A. Campbell
E. .T. Houston
E. Verstraete
J. J. Skinner
J. J. Skinner
L. Gaulard and J. D. Gibbs.
C. H. Goebel
W. M. Thomas . .
W. M. Thomas . .
C. D. Wainer
A. T. Smith .....
H. M. Stevens . - .
W. K. Freeman .
F. Bain
A. H. Kinder
S. B. H. Vance - .
S. F. Shelbourne.
N. S. White
W. R. Patterson.
■T. H. V.ail
P. H. Klein, Jr . .
J. H. Vail
W. Robinson
R.J. Sheehy
J. S. Adams
C. F. Brush. (Reissue)
A . Smith
T. A. Edison
C. E. Beck
E.Weston
E.Weston
E. Weston
H. L. Roosevelt
C. E. Ball
CM. Ball
C. H. Benton . . .
J. B. Blair
C. F. Brush ,
W. F. Buckley. .
292.718
305.310
304,.'i57
291,648
298,121
292,717
304,593
299.467
298,326
307,104
291,405
292-796
308.261
292,716
393,. 570
292,713
297,. 547
301.029
.302,968
301,030
310,106
293.632
304,170
292,539
304.539
306.513
300.410
297,176
291,170
291,798
305,601
294,906
294.851
291,239
296,160
297,183
301.203
301,026
304.540
297.184
.309.907
295,232
300,179
300,210
308,612
294,703
303,403
307,810
297,924
297,928
291,9.58
307,690
309,114
292,374
295.206
309,536
296,380
295,6.52
306,.558
297.182
30 1.1 "2
309,2-16
308,713
297,269
308,712
304,455
295,058
297,332
10,544
301,929
298,679
303,3.57
304,882
304,883
304,884
306,179
291,973
294,719
307,261
300,835
302,319
292,625
Jan. 29
Sept. 16
Sept. 2
Jan. 8
May 6
Jan. 29
Sept. 2
May 27
May 6
Oct. 28
Jan. 1
Feb. 5
Nov. 18
Jan. 29
Aug. 12
Jan. 29
Apr. 22
June 24
Aug. 5
June 24
Dec. 30
Feb. 19
Aug. 26
Jan. 29
Sept. 2
Oct. 14
June 17
Apr. 22
Jan. 1
Jan. 8
Sept. 23
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Jan. 1
Apr. 1
Apr. 22
.July 1
June 24
Sept. 2
Apr. 22
Dec. 30
Mar. 18
June 10
June 10
Dec. 2
Mar. 4
Aug. 12
Nov. 11
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Jan. 15
Nov. 4
Dec. 9
Jan. 22
M.ar. 18
Dec. 23
Apr. 8
Mar. 25
Oct. 14
Apr. 22
.Tulv 1
Dec. 16
Dec. 2
Apr. 22
Dec. 2
Sept. 2
Mar. 11
Apr. 22
Dec. 23
.Tulv 15
May 13
Aug. 12
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Oct. 7
Jan. 15
Mar. 4
Oct. 28
June 24
July 22
Jan. 29
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1338
364
809
197
2164
410
1881
475
1425
481
26
1100
2163
855
21.59
2094
1958
123
1960
2021
1086
1657
1940
339
620
1178
1611
195
979
1712
692
626
278
317
1622
170
1955
340
1623
1768
1132
869
913
33
439
654
521
2571
2579
1188
361
719
1714
1094
1275
623
1667
677
1620
156
900
176
1739
175
208
897
1813
1639
1098
905
597
778
780
782
198
1205
458
1630
1723
1593
2051
C603
J 604
370
100
226
52
603
114
541
128
381
f 136
^137
7
299
602
235
601
571
541
36
541
542
301
453
542
94
163
323
443
55
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174
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478
312
234
246
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) 180
C143
) 144
705
707
330
I 98
,C194
) 195
473
303
345
172
462
177
445
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238
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472
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C492
I 493
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251
164
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^214
214
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53
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C437
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1078
884
151
564
416
892
906
616
287
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594
416
618
415
411
1305
478
1306
1116
647
777
377
879
121
1157
321
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181
1152
955
943
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323
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880
323
1068
1044
1092
1100
705
904
582
474
509
510
229
437
843
331
1038
960
124
1149
132
322
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358
1027
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570
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970
970
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232
908
325
1262
311
395
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventiotis — Contiiiued.
439
Invention.
Electric machine.
Electric machine.
Dynamo-.
Dynamo- .
Dynamo- .
Dynamo- .
Dynamo-.
Dynamo- .
Dynamo. .
Dynamo- .
Dynamo- .
Dynamo- .
Dynamo. .
Dynamo..
Dynamo-.
Electric machine. Dynamo- .
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
TSlectric
^Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
machine,
machine,
machine,
machine,
machine,
machine,
machine,
machine,
machine,
machine,
machine.
Electric machine.
Electric machine.
Electric machine.
Electric machine.
Electric machine.
Electric machine.
Electric machine.
Electric machine.
Electric machine.
Electric machine.
Electric machine.
Dynamo-.
D,\ namo-
Dynamo-
Dynamo- .
Dynamo- .
Dynamo- .
Dynamo- .
Dynamo- .
Dynamo- .
Dynamo- .
Dynamo- .
Electric machine. Dynamo- .
Electric machiDe. Dynamo- .
Electric machine. Dynamo-
Electric machine. Dynamo-.
E'ectrio machine. Dynamo- .
Tllectric machine. Dynamo- .
Electric machine. Dynamo-.
Electric machine. Dynamo- -
TSlectric machine. Dynamo- .
Electric machine. Dynamo- .
TSlectric machine. D.^Tiamo- .
T51ec trie machine. Dynamo-.
Electric machine. Dynamo- .
Electric machine. Dynamo- .
Electric machine. Dynamo- .
Electric machine. Dynamo-
Electric-machine regulator.
Electric-machine regulator.
Electric-machine regulator.
Eleo trie-machine regnlator.
Electiic-machine regulator.
Electric-machine regulator.
Electric-machine regulator.
Electric-machine regulator.
Electric-machine regulator.
Electric-machine regulator.
Electric-machine regulator.
Electric -machine regulator.
Electric machine regulator.
Electric machine regulator.
Electric machines. Apparatus for regulating and )
ilistrihuting currents from djTiamo- 5
Electric machines. Apparatus for winding arma-
tures for dynamo
Electric machines.
Electric machines.
Electric machines.
Electric machines.
Electric machines.
Dynamo- .
Dynamo. .
Dynamo-.
Dynamo- .
Dynamo- .
Dynamo-.
Dynamo- .
Dynamo- .
Dynamo- .
Dynamo- .
Dynamo- .
Dynamo. .
Dynamo- .
Dynamo or magneto . .
Armature-coil for dynamo-
Armature-core for dynamo-
Armature for dynamo-
Armature for dynamo-
Armature for dynamo-
Armature for dynamo-
Armature for dynamo-
Armature-winding for dynamo- .
Automatic and self-adjusting
bearing for dynamo-
Electric machines. Automaticregulatorfordynamo-.
Electiic machines. Commutator for dynamo or mag-
neto
Electric machines. Construction of
Electric machines.
Electric machines.
Electric machines.
Electric machines.
E'ectiic machines
Electric machines.
Electric machines.
Electric machines.
Electric machines.
Electric machines
Electric machines
.Electric machines
dvnamo-
Driring-gear for dynamo-
Exciting-circuit for dynamo-
Mechanism for driTing dynamo-.
Mechanism for driving dynamo- .
Operating dynamo-. . _
or motors. Arm.iture for dynamo-
or nmtors. Armature for dynamo.
Regulator for fluid-motors for J
Name.
E. B. Cutten.
T. L. Dennis.
T. A. Edison
T. A.Edison
X. A. Edison
T. A.Edison
T. A. Edison . . .
T. A. Edison....
T. A. Edison
F. K. Fitch ,
G. W. Fuller....
H. A. Gnrn
W. W. Griscom .
W. Hochhausen .
W. S. Horry
E. J. H(iu.-5ton and E. Thomson.
E. E. Knowles and F. E. Tdell ..
J. A. Lannert
A. E. G. Luhke
A. E. G. Luhke
C. M. Luugi'en
E. H. Mather
J. Olmsted
C. Eichter
D. A. Schuyler and A. G. Water-
house.
J. S. Sellon
E. J. Sheehy
S. H. Short
F. .T. Sprague
E. Thomson
E. Thomson
C. J. Van Depoele .
C. J. Van Dppoele .
C. J. Van Depoele .
A. G. "Waterhouse .
A. G. "Waterhouse .
A. G. Waterhouse .
<r. Wen Strom
E. Weston
E. Weston
J. J. Wood
E. H. Amet
C.E.Bali
C. L. Buckingham .
W. Hochhausen ...
W. Hochhausen ...
W. Hoclihansen
J. W. Langley
E. J. Sheehy
E. Thomsoii
C. J. Van Depoele .
A. G. Waterhouse .
■T. E. Watson
E. Weston
F. Bain
W. Hochhausen ...
W. B. Esijeut
J. ,T. McTighe . .
F. K. Fitch
E. A. Edwards .
B. F. Orton
B. F. Orton
B. F. Orton
S. F. Van Choate .
W. K. Freeman.. .
C. H. Palmer
A. G. Waterhouse .
F. B. Eae and C. L.
Healy.
Ko.
P. Diehl 299,117
J. W. Boothhy 2n5,614
C. Lever 291.209
J. E. Markle 305,94.'!
J. E. Markle and J. B. Wayne 293,482
T. A.Edison 298.936
W. K. Freem.au 302.,5."i4
W. K. Freeman 302,55.5
H. L. G. C16rac and P. G. E. Ga6- )
roult. i
308,832
295,368
297,. 582
297,583
297,584
297, .587
298,9.54
298,955
304,083
293,441
294.458
307.292
307,388
294,043
306,687
296,569
292,121
300,615
293,758
296,857
294,692
302,418
303,744
294,913
291,944
292,691
294,688
308,207
304,145
294,094
296.-99
297.878
300,535
304,378
304,.382
304.383
.304,384
292,079
301.025
301 .027
302.460
292,397
294,180
294.307
294.038
294,039
294,040
.303,866
307.684
302,963
291,5,54
294.169
300.420
292,715
291,566
296,552
302,627
295,789
308,601
301,872
308,851
309,560
309,735
301,062
302 557
304,232
294.170
294,270
Date.
Dec. 2
Mar. 18
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
May 20
May 20
Aug. 26
Feb. 12
M ar. 4
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Feb. 26
Oct. 14
Apr. 8
Jan. 15
June 17
Feb. 19
Apr. 15
Mar. 11
July 22
Aug. 19
Mar. 11
Jan. 15
Jan. 29
Mar. 4
jSTov. 18
Aug. 26
Feb. 26
Apr. 15
Apr. 29
June 17
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Jan. 15
June 24
Jtme 24
July 22
Jan. 22
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Ang. 19
Nov. 4
Aug. 5
Jan. 8
Feb. 26
June 17
Jan. 29
Jan. 8
Mar. 25
July 29
Mar. 25
Dec. 2
July 15
Dec. 2
Dec. 23
Dec. 23
July 15
July 29
Aug. 26
Feb.
Feb.
303,620
May 27
Mar. 25
Jan. 1
Sept. 30
Feb. 12
May 20
JulV 29
July 29
Aug. 19
Monthly
volume.
337
1301
21.58
2158
2160
2162
1248
1249
1543
869
149
1675
lt03
1629
852
862
1379
1431
1255
1210
679
1724
1088
700
1171
2133
420
1028
1620
1702
1132
2509
1329
119
123
125
128
1329
1954
1956
1776
1741
1829
1978
1615
1617.
1620
1245
352
117
681
1810
1190
2162
693
1538
2017
1845
19
1030
377
1307
1540
1265
1913
1743
1813
1929
1459
1622
245
2161
913
1250
1910
1911
947
89
C360
J 361
589
.589
589
590
353
354
423
235
40,41
448
486
C451
J 452
225
2.39
386
394
(347
\ .348
339
189
473
(293
(299
195
327
(593
( 594
117
(279
} 280
443
468
319
687
365
37
38
39
39
(371
(372
540
540
487
485
498
541
449
449
450
342
96
34 35
193
495
326
602
196
(426
\ 427
552
513
5,6
281
99
355
(418
H19
350
525
476
495
529
417
(448
(449
68
5'I9
(247
(248
3.54
.524
.524 .
(25f
(259
OHicial
Gazette.
29
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27
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27
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29
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26
27
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26
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28
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28
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27
27
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26
26
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26
28
29
28
26
26
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26
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28
29
29
1 29
28
28
28
26
26
27
1 26
26
28
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27
28
28
bo
s
Pi
760
1077
429
429
430
430
777
777
756
601
855
333
356
752
163
171
265
1204
677
243
953
338
667
957
226
410
901
580
771
763
230
497
1186
836
837
838
838
256
1304
1305
347
335
783
810
749
750
750
696
435
476
129
780
1159
415
131
1126
395
1181
702
202
767
966
1008
247
377
793
780
801
828
1141
44
1242
609
777
376
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641
MO
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphahetical list of inveHtions — Continued.
Invention.
Electric messenger.
Electric meter
Electric motor
Electric motor
Electric motor
Electric motor
Electric motor
Electric motor
Marine.
Electric motor
Electric motor
Electric motor
Electric motor
Electric motor
Electric motor
Electric motor
Electric motor
Electric motor
Electric motor
Electric motor and dynamo-electric machine. . .
Electric-motor regulator
Electric-motor regnlator
Electric motors and dynamo-electric machines.
mature for
Electric motors and generators. Commutator and
brush for
Electric motors. Automatic brake for
Electric motors. Current-regulator for
Ar-
Electric multiijle-switch-board system ,
Electric-power-distribution system
Electric regulator
Electric regulator
Electri c-regulator motor
Electric safety cut-out
Electric signal ,
Electric signals. Apparatus for transmitting
Electric signaling apparatus
Electric stoclv -indicator .
Electric switch
Electiic switch. Automatic
Electi ic switch-board
Electric way. Underground
Electric- wire conduit
Electric-wiie conduit
Electric- wire conduit
Electric-wire conduit. Underground
Electric-wire connector
Electiic wire coupling
Electric wire. Manufacture of compound
Electric- wire support
Electric-wire supporter
Electric- wire supporter
Electric wires and pneumatic tube combined.
derground conduit for
Electric wires. Artificial pavement and conduit for.
Binding-post for
Composition for covering andinsu-
Un-
Conduit for underground
Laying underground
Electric wires.
Electric wires.
latin g
Electric wires.
Electric wires.
Electric wires. Sidewalk-curb and surface-case for.
Electric wires. Skeleton arch for the support of . . -
Electric wires. Underground conduit for
Electric wires. Underground conduit for
Electrical apparatus for operating bolts
Electriciil cable
Electrical call device
Electrical oiroiit-breaker
Electrical circuit-breaker
Electrical circuit-breaker for annunciators and gas-
lighting apparatus.
Electrical circuit- closer
Electrical-circuit priitector
Electrical circuits. Adjustable resistance for ,
Electrical conductor
Electrical conductor
Electrical conductor
Electrical conductor
Electrical conductor
Electrical conductor
Electrical conductor
Electrical conductor
Electrical conductor .
Electrical conductor and connecting device therefor
Electrical-conductor covering
Electrical-conductor tip
Electrical conductor. Underground
Electrical conductors. Manufacture of
Name.
J. C. Henderson
J. E. Eay
W. Adams
J. B. Atwater
M. Bacon
A. D. Blodgett and J. P. Tirrell.
W. Bradbury
W. H. Chapman
"W. "W. Griscom
C. A. Jackson
A.E.G.Lubke
C. C. Peck and W. H. Chapman . . .
H. B. Sheridan and H. A. Corn
E. T. Starr
L. "W. Stockwell
L. W. Stockwell
G. Trouv6
W. T. Waters
E. T. Starr
C. &. Burke
L. W. Stockwell
J. C. Tetter and S. G. Putnam
E. A. Sperry
W. Hochhau.sen ...
C. J. Van Depoele .
T. N. Vail
E. Thomson
E. A. Sperry
E. Weston
C. J. Van Depoele
C. J. Van Depoele
A. D. Blodgett and H. D. Winton .
B. Abdank-Abakanowicz
L. J. Crossley, W. Emmott, and J.
F. Harrison.
A. B. Smith
H. E. Waite and S. H. Bartlett
T. A. Connolly . .
T. N. Vail
E. M. Bentley . . .
C. H. Goebel ....
M. P. Hathaway.
N. KandaU ....'..
C. H. Trask
T. S. Stevenson..
G. L. Kitson ,
J. J. Williamson
A. S. We.iver
0. M. Draper
0. M. Draper
C. H. Goebel ....
W. Berry and P. Stuart .
J. Tonng
C. G. Muskat ,
H. B. Cobb .
J. H. Page..
K. Wylie ...
G. M. Hoag
C. H. Goebel
W. J. Rvckman
W. Vogel
F. P. Duplain
W. P. and J. H. Curl.
E. Weston
E. Weston
T. H. Rhodes
T. W. Bryant
E. T. Giliiland
E. J. Spvague
T. A.Edison
T. A. Edison
P. G. Gardner, Jr
C. T.Jackson
F. L. Pope ,
T. S.Reed
R. C. Stone
E. Weston
J. J. Williamson
J. Kruesi
F. S. Harrington
G. Doolittle.".
J. Greives and J. H Bleoo
T. Shaw
No.
29.3,735
30ft.9.i7
300.827
306,805
2514.717
308,548
293,556
309,522
307,387
301,602
2n2,930
309,562
.300,648
302,793
291,636
298,130
308,. =134
293,929
300,1.54
298, S-W
292,382
298,922
297,867
294,041
291,650
299,039
294,095
297,866
301,028
294.165
291,649
302.821
292,193
292,542
301,763
306,789
295,356
296,2.53
302.378
297,927
300,470
291,399
293,688
294,928
295,559
295,960
.309.207
307,025
308,954
297,929
295,334
301,655
304,020
294,365
298,020
295,710
298.
297.
307,
309.
303,
303.
298,
301,
292,
692
926
872
.585
924
626
144
023
586
305,045
307.639
309.167
297,580
304,087
300,478
303,735
294.148
305.475
295,207
301,031
300.669
296.185
298,751
295.371
291.715
296,074
Date.
Feb. 19
Oct. 21
June 24
Oct. 21
Mar. 4
Nov. 25
Feb. 12
Dec. 23
Oct. 28
July 8
Felj. 5
Dec. 23
June 17
July 29
.Tan. 8
May 6
Nov. 25
Feb. 19
.Tune 10
May 13
Jan. 22
May 20
Apr. 29
Feb. 26
Jan. 8
May
20
Feb.
26
Apr.
29
June 24
Feb.
26
Jan.
8
July
29
Jan.
22
Jan.
29
July
8
Oct.
21
Mar.
18
Apr. 1
July 22
Apr. 29
June 17
Jan. 1
Feb. 19
Mar. 11
Mar. 25
Apr. 1
Dec. 16
Oct. 21
Dec. 9
Apr. 29
M,ar. 18
Jiilv 8
Aug. 26
Mar. 4
Miiy 6
Mar. 25
May 13
Apr. 29
Nov. 11
Dec. 23
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Mity 6
June 24
Jan. 29
Sept. 16
Nov. 4
Dec. 9
Apr. 29
Aug. 26
Oct. 14
Aug. 19
Feb. 26
Sept. 23
Mar. 18
June 24
June 17
Apr. 1
May 20
Mai-. 18
J.an. 8
Apr. 1
Monthly
volume.
CO
1222
1201
1717
1009
456
1488
995
1256
1802
680
193
1310
1486
2209
793
206
1471
1484
830
736
1722
1208
2497
1624
812
1354
1705
2495
1957
1805
810
22.53
1471
1945
882
986
1285
440
1678
2578
1254
476
1155
715
1550
86
927
1293
512
2579
12.57
752
1456
30
76
1743
922
2576
604
13.53
1314
954
229
1952
2003
986
290
792
2162
1549
577
1080
1778
1560
1095
1960
1514
345
1000
1305
889
216
338
320
469
267
127
405
273
P39
)340
C485
H86
169
,53
355
409
607
223
55
400
408
225
208
480
341
684
450
227
C386
) 387
409
684
541
494
226
617
413
543
240
261
(356
^357
124
460
707
343
134
322
200
430
26
245
346
135
707
348
206
8,9
20
^484
1 485
255
707
106
365
364
261
00
540
557
270
78
211
590
424
152
296
488
429
303
542
417
98
279
362
250
63
Official
Gazette.
26
29
27
29
26
29
26
1 29
1 29
28
26
29
27
28
26
27
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241
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204
907
679
624
955
355
131
478
966
121 -f
427
149
566
676
717
1086
674
332-
770
494
751
152
797
763
494
1305
779
152
434
28T
378
169
199
107S
84
328
510
1171
85
660
960
1128
19
889
257
799
510
1068
145
739
835
542
1162
708
510
489
974
710
642
570
1304
388
1015
424
85ff
430
757
113
665
775
1123
1038
1306
1220
67
730
1077
165
4*
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
441
Invention.
Electrical conductors. Metliod of and apparatus for )
laying branch undergrouud 3
Electrical conductors. Underground conduit for
Underground pipe or conduit
the sec- ?
Electrical conductors
for
Electrical conduits. Apparatus formoldin^
tions of ^5
Electrical conduits of plastic material. Apparatus }
for forming sections of underground }
Electrical connection between a moving and a sta-
tionary electrical instrument. Apparatus for main-
taining
Electrical connections. Apparatus for maintaining. .
Electrical connector
Electrical currents. Apparatus for distributing
Electrical cut-out. Automatic
Electrical cut-out. Automatic
Electrical devices. Apparatus for operating
Electrical distribution. System of
Electrical distribution. System of
Electrical energy. System for transmitting and dis-
tributing
Electrical e.\tension-braclcet
Electrical generator or motor
Electrical eeuerator or motor
Electrical haulage. System of
Electrical indicator
Electrical indicator
Electrical indicator and alarm
Electrical indicator and alarm
Electrical measuring ajiparatus
Electrical meter J
Electrical meter
Electrical meter
Electrical meter
Electrical meter ,
Electrical purposes. Indestructible compound for
coating wires for
Electrical safety appliance
Electrical signaling apparatus ....
Electrical signaling apparatus
Electrical switch
Electrical switch-board
Electrical transmission of power. Method of and
apparatus for regulating the
Electrical transmission of power. System for the
Electrical transportation of goods, &c.
for the
Mechanism ?
Electrical wire. Manufacture of compound . .
Electrical wires. Supporting and insulating .
Electricity. Apparatus for distributing
Electricity. Communicating to and from moving ve-
hicles by
Electricitv-gage
Electricity to the human body. Device forapplying.
Electro-dynamic motor
Electro-magnetic-bralve system *
Electro-magnetic helices." Automatic cut-out for
Eleetro-magnetic iudioator
Electro-magTietic machine
Electro-maunet ic motor
Electro-magnetic pole-changer
Electro-magnetic valve and connection
Electro-mechanical escapem ent
Electro-mechanical movement
Electro-mechanical movement
Electrode or element. Battery
Electrodes for secondary batteries. Making
Electrolytic liquid for secondary batteries
Electroplating apparatus .'
Electrotype or stereotype plates. Mortised wooden
block for
Elevated way
Elevating and discharging grain, mud, &c. Appa-
ratus for
Elevating and dumping apparatus
Elevating apparatus
Elevating apnaratus
Elevating liquids
Name.
"W. J. PhiUps and G. L. Kitson 293,271
303,035
J. E. Morris, D. H. Borsett, and B.
"Williams.
G. H Benjamin
No.
D. H. Dorsett, J. E. Morris, and B.
Williams.
B. "Williams .
C. "W. "Williams, G. S. Barnum, and
E. B. Ives.
C. W. "Williams, G. S. Bamum, and
E. B. Ives.
S. Ryder
G. "W. Durbrow
C. S. Pinkham
W. M. Thomas
A. L. Bogart
C. S. Bradley
T. A. Edison
"W. A. Shaw
.I.E. Giles
T.A.Edison
E. "Weston
W. E. Ayrton and J. Perry
T. A. Edison
E. "Weston
AV. H. Baker
"W. H. Baker
M. G. Farmer
C. L. Clarke
T. A. Edison
T. A. Edison
T. A. Edison
E. "Weston....
J. H.Page....
K. "W. Hedges
J. U. Mackenzie
J". K. D. Mackenzie
C.S. Sliivler
C. "W. McDaniel and A. Barrett . -
E. "Weston
E. Weston.
F. Jenkin
L. L. Smith
J. "W. Tringham .
A. I. Gravier
L. J.Phelps
J. and H. M. Goodman
E. H. Thurston
E. J. Sprague.-.'
A. L. Duwelius
F.L. Pope
"W. S. .Tohn.ion
J. W. Xvstrom ,
C.-A. S.ixe
J. E. Smith
H. Flad
H. "V^an Hoevenbergh . .
H. Van Hoevenbergh..
H. Van Hoevenbergh. .
E. T.Starr
"W. E. Case
W. E. Case
C.F. Brush
F. A. Eiiigler and E. I. Alfeld.
302,883
291,996
301,547
309,274
307,888
292,180
297,072
294,404
300,532
292,785
291,141
304,085
303,891
293,318
293,432
292,719
295,094
307.031
292,714
291,483
291.434
309,937
304,907
293,435
304,082
307,030
304.881
297,626
302,485
304,209
305,611
295,445
306,414
291,445
292,721
305,194
293,532
296,485
.300,068
307,984
308,487
309,897
295.454
296.319
294,669
299.552
294.066
29.5,. 507
307,498
296,549
293.935
293.923
293,924
295,889
309.293
305.737
297,669
299,012
Date.
J. S. Griffith 306.074
G.J. Hone | 303,852
B.K. Prater 306.860
I. Bishop 303,384
T. Keith 297,696
H.F.Hodges '303,932
Feb. 12
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Jan. 15
July 8
Dec. 16
Nov. 11
Jan. 22
Apr. 15
Mar. 4
June 17
Feb. 5
Jan. 1
Aug. 26
Aug. 19
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
Jan. 29
Mar. 11
Oct. 21
Jan. 29
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
Dec. 30
Sept. 9
Feb. 12
Aug. 26
Oct. 21
Sept. 9
Apr. 29
July 22
Aug. 26
Sept. 23
Mar. 18
Oct. 14
Jan. 1
Jan. 29
Sept. 16
Feb. 12
Apr. 8
June 10
Nov. 11
Nov. 25
Dec. 30
Mar. 18
Apr. 8
Mar. 4
.lune 3
Feb. 26
May 13
Nov. 4
Apr. 8
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Mar. 25
Dec. 16
Sept. 30
Apr. 29
May 20
Oct. 7
A.ug. 19
Oct. 21
Aug. 12
Apr. 29
Aug. 19
Monthly
volume.
CO
650
196
1237
604
939
626
1453
1474
84
1326
8
161
1545
1274
713
859
2168
947
1300
2160
590
592
1803
811
862
1540
1293
776
2205
1812
1709
1721
1386
497
529
2170
1183
965
747
711
737
1394
1756
1396
540
402
62
1663
692
108
832
1475
1471
1472
1978
966
1901
22C4
1315
51
1232
1077
632
2306
1329
174
175
54
(345
( 346
165
166
167
248
172
408
408
22
364
3
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(423
i 424
353
191
233
604
258
347
602
167
167
486
(221
( 222
234
( 422
\ 423
347
213
496
(466
^467
478
385
135
150
(604
> 605
264
206
(193
J 194
202
381
(473
\ 474
387
151
111
16
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1'ifi
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230
231
407
406
407
547
548
616
376
13
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285
173
627
367
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29
517
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660
29
1065
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560
491
457
238
117
891
494
285
292
844
1185
444
31
757
702
.571
599
416
998
259
415
113
113
1074
976
599
156
258
969
438
353
787
1154
1094
98
95
417
1050
619
148
1095
108
89T
932
757
665
390
166
715
714
715
1204
29
895
23
1194
27
449
27
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28
69?
29
218
28
577
27
457
28
711
442
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Al;phabetical list of inventions — Contiiiued.
Invention.
Elevator :
See Casb- carrier eleva-
tor.
Cotton-elevator.
Excavatiug-ele-
vator.
rio-ating elevator.
Freight-elevator.
Graiu-elevator.
Grain and flour ele-
vator.
Hand-elevator.
Hatch way-elevator.
Hay-elevator.
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator
Tllevator
Hay and grain elevator.
Hod-elevator.
Hydraulic elevator.
Ice-elevator.
Lumber-elevator
Milk-can elevator.
Ore-elevator.
Passenger or other ele-
vator.
Saw-elevator.
Screw-elevator.
Skid-elevator.
"Water-elevator.
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator ■
Elevator ■
Elevator ■
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator ■
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator „
Elevator
Elevator <
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator
Elevator and carrier
Elevator and conveyer
Elevator and conveyer
Elevator and ventilating-shaft. Combined fire-proof.
Elevator attachment
"Elevator-bneket
Ele v.ator-bucket
Elevator-cars. Stopping mechanism for
Elevator-doors. Device for operating
Ellevator for bags, &c
Elevator for coal, &c
Elevator for seed-cotton and other materials.
Elevator-gate attachment
TSlevator-gate. Automatic
Elevator-gate. Self-acting
TJleva tor-gearing
Elevator-guard
Elevator-guard. Automatic
Elevator-guards. Mechanism for operating ,
Elevator-indicator.
Elevatorsafeguard
Elevator safety appliance ,
Elevator safety attachment
Elevator safety attachment
Elevator safety attachment
Elevator safety attachment
Elevator safety-oatch
Elevator safety-catch
Elevator safety-catch
Elevator safety-clutch
Elevator safety device f
"Elevator safety device
Elevator safety-gate
Ele v,a tor .safety-gate
Elevator safety-gate. Freight-
Elevator safety-stop "
Tilevator-shaft guard
Kame.
L. Beroud and E. "Walsli.
J. Berry
H. Chandler
H. M. and E. F. Darling.
K. L. Davis
W. J. M. Dobson
"W. L.Folstead
J. Foreman
C. W. Hays
M. W. Hoben
G. 0. Howard
M. N. Hutchinson
M. N. Hutchinson
M. N. Hutchinson
S.Keim
A. Kieckhefer
W. Lawton
T.McAdoo
C. E. Reid
F. M. Keynolds and G. C. Tewks-
bury.
G. A. Saxer
F. J. Schupp
W. Stevens
"W. Stevens
T. W. Tavlor
G. C. Tewksbury and F. M. Eey-
nolds.
T. Williams, A. Mauck, and H. A. )
■Williams. i
J. "Wimenour
O.D. "Wolcott
C. A. Youngman
Q. E. Boughey and W. E. Kilbom . .
M. Bamikel
M. A. Shepard
C. C. Oilman
G. W. Thomas
J. A . Holmes
C. AV.Hunt
C. P. Adams and E. Vaughan
C. W. Baldwin
A. Conrad
J. A. Lesourd and J. Lotan...
S. "W. Bartholomew
I. K. Beekman
A. A. Humble
S. J. Lhughlin
C. Esplin
H.C. Wilcox
F.P.Hinds
A. T. Eamsdell ,
T. S. Toung
C. A. Hofifnagle
R. A. CliPsebrough
O. C. Berchtold and E. I. Lanffer
J. D. Phyfe and J. J. Harold ....
305,472
303,247
299..'i44
301.213
300,120
307,985
E. Seiffert 2nfi.Pf!3
"W. N. "Willis 306.795
A. J. Becker and J. B. Toung 296,511
"W. Giles 301. .586
F. A. Weeks 300.541
J. "W. Simmons 297,459
L. "W. Hewett, S. J. Leonard, and
P. B. Shaw.
E.G. Smith 301,172
F. K. Bartlett 292,4(>2
A. L. Heck 303. 3g8
Fvfe 301,109
■ Saunders ' 295,673
C. Whittier: 308,936
Ko.
291,835
309,7.57
296,315
302,325
292.995
298,187
309,449
302,721
3q6,1.56
300,258
302,490
299,645
299,646
304,823
306,834
293,038
310,063
293,050
302,776
302,589
292,684
294,815
305.542
305,543
307,2.39
302,602
295,135
302,078
306,453
298,331
305, 27(^
310,115
304,241
304,310
308,010
296.008
297,9.34
304.771
300,049
294,015
299,656
296.509
300,677
310,135
29,a,4^'2
3041810
300,932
305,000
305,689
Date.
Jan. 8
Dec. 23
Apr. 8
.July 22
Fob. 5
May 6
Dec. 16
July 29
Oct. 7
June 10
July 22
June 3
June 3
Sept. 9
Oct. 21
Feb. 5
Dec. 30
Feb. 5
July 29
July 29
Jan. 29
Mar. 11
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Oct. 28
July 29
Mar. 11
July
15
Oct.
14
May
6
Sept.
16
Dec.
30
Aug.
26
Sept.
2
JS'ov.
11
Apr.
1
Api-.
29
Sept.
9
Oct.
7
Feb.
26
June
3
Apr.
8
.Tune
17
Dec.
30
IMav
13
Sept.
9
.Tune 24
Sept.
9
Sept.
23
Aug. 5
.June 3
Julv 1
Oct. 7
Nov. 11
Apr. 15
Oct. 21
Apr. 8
July 8
.Tune 17
Apr. 22
Sept. 23
July 1
Jan. 29
Aug. 12
Julv 1
Mar. 25
Dec. 9
Monthly
volume.
1025
1571
535
1603
270
283
1164
2131
166
973
1818
190
191
10.50
319
1962
334
2190
1959
2125
581
1639
1640
1606
1982
999
1285
545
482
1299
2032
1751
33
772
143
2585
637
8
1586
201
779
1.528
2057
664
676
1840
934
1555
4.58
52
178
123
741
1244
993
781
657
1340
1973
1818
129
1830
637
43
1701
484
286
428
150
440
74
73
(314
I 315
585
45
263
498
47
48
C189
I 190
278
88
526
91
C602
) 603
538
591
161
454
4.54
427
543
C275
) 276
( 355
)356
146
130
C355
J 356
544
478
11
211
42
709
174
3,4
C440
) 441
52. 53
215
420
.551
187
185
.501
255
C428
H29
121
13.14
48
32
C202
\ 203
348
263
215
183
369
539
C.500
J 507
34
510
174
11
471
129
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1013
107
313
491
579
932
414
30
1111
354
955
955
953
211
501
1105
503
424
385
408
935
1139
1139
320
388
1008
251
107
618
1071
1118
795
821
523
29
511
942
4
745
958
154
1222
1122
660
950
1284
1000
1122
539
930
35
23
517
249
201
155
127
1188
389
1172
26
359
578
10
11.56
794
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
443
InTentiou.
Elevator-siKnal. Pneunjatic .
Elevator stop mechanism
Elevator stop-motion
Elevators. Automatic-brake mechanism for hand-
power
Elevators. Automatic machine governed by electric-
ity for controlling
Automatic safety appliance for .
Elevators.
Elevators. Automatic safety-brake for
Elevators. Combined automatic floor and safety-
clutch for
Elevators. Electric indicating device for.
Elevators. Electric safety device for
Elevators. Safety automatic stop attachment for —
Ellipsograph
Ellipsograph
Ellipsograph
Elliptic spring
Embalmer's and undertaker's cabinet
Embalming apparatus
Embalming-board
Embalming-table
Embossed fabric. Double-
Embossed fabrics. Manufacture of
Embossing and backing wall-decorating materials.
Machine for
Embossing and printing presses. Inking attach- }
ment for 3
Embossing machine. Double-
Embroidered ornament
Embroideries. Separating
Embroidei-ing. Apparatus for and method of
Embroidering-cnshion
Embroidering-machine
Embroidering-machine
Embroidering-machine
Embroidering-machine
Embroidering-machine braiding attachment
Embroidery
Embroidery
Embroidery
Embroidery-frame
Embroidery-frame
Enibroidery-holder
Embroidery-machine
Embroidery -machines. Securing goods in the frames
of
Embroidery. Kaised
Embroidery-slitting apparatii s
Embroidery. Velvet and plush
Emery-wheel
Emery-wheel
Euievy- wheels. Device for saving the waste from - . .
Enameling iron-ware
Enameling metal for jewelry, &c
Enameling metallic surfaces
Euanu'ling or japanning hollow articles
End-gate
End-gate
End-gate
Eud-gate
End-gate .
Eud-g.ite. Autom.atic
End-gate for covered wagons.
End-gate lock. Wagon
End-g.ite rod for vehicles
End-gi>te. "Vehicle.
Eud-gate. "Wagon
End-gate. "Wagon
End-gate. "Wagon
End-gate. "Wagon
Eud-gate.
End-gate.
Eud-gate.
End-gate.
"End-gate.
End-gate.
End-gate.
End-gate.
-End-gate.
■End-gate.
fend-gate.
End-gate.
End-gate.
End-gate.
Wagon .
Wagon .
Wagon .
Wagon -
Wagon .
Wagon .
Wagon .
Wagon .
Wagon .
"Wagon .
Wagon .
Wagon .
Wagon .
Wagon.
Name.
J.Hunt
E. Scooueas
R. C. Smith and W. Schwanhaus-
ser.
L.D.Shaw
C. E. Ongley and E. W. Sturtevant.
J. Hodges
C. A. Hoffnagle.
T. H. Wood
C. L. Clarke
J. W.De Castro.
0. Brugger
L. Abbott
J. Har%vood
H. T. Hazard
E. Cliflf
T. C. Quavle
A. S. Lovett
F. T. Davi.s
A. E. I.ockhart
M. R. Fletcher
C. Garnier and P. Depoully.
W. S. Morton
H. K. Drawbangh .
M. R.Fletcher
L. De Maesenei'
A. L. Rice
E. H. Alexander...
C. E. Ramus-
E. Comely
E. Comely
R. Freitag
J. C. Rorick
J. Graf
M. H. Pulaski...
M. H.Pulaski ...
E. Sturzenogger .
G. A. Brackett ..
I. Elder
J. B. West
J. L. Parks
B. F. Robinson . .
F. H. Holbrook
•T.B. We.st
E. Bally and J. Hartmann
G. 0. Boyuton .and G. Steplieu
P. R. M.insfield and G. 0. Coynton,
P. M.tthes '.
H. C. Milligan :
N. A. Buh'e
0. R. Ingersoll
A. T. Cross... ,
P. "Kratz
H. AV. Moore
N.Polk
J. Schcerer
W. R. White and 0. Berggren
T. S. Stewart '.
W. Howard
A. Sproul
J". .Jensen
S. E. Chamberlain
G. N. Bacon
G. Becker
B. L. Byers
W. H. Clarke
Ko.
307,049
202,686
307,814
299,173
307,064
299,222
299,543
293,390
304,908
293,851
291,838
296,100
.302,247
309. 8.52
304,;'91
308,431
300.989
306.590
302,919
304,418
294,731
294,257
302,830
304.417
301,485
307,801
293,840
304,030
292,284
292,285
295,917
303,458
303,724
297.448
298,025
300. 1 fiO
291.870
30,^.406
299.943
294,499
304,132
I. Cruzan
T. Eaton
G. W. Friend
H. W. Gier and F. T. Fincke .
C. Hotz
G. W. Hurd
D. B. Keagy
C. P. Krenson
J. D. Mack
H. H.Perkins
G. L. Slater
H. P. Swensen
G. and H. H. Thomas
A. A. Williams
293,877
291,116
298.0.53
305,13!!
305,210
294.141
296.206
299,054
300.711
303.817
305,083
307,974
304,4,50
295.431
302,614
295.072
306.7.56
299.284
300,082
299,907
307,257
295.099
304,168
309,767
298,831
307,. 529
303.275
29.5.7.50
304.933
298.85,7
300,080
306.261
292.931
29.^.400
301. .S38
292.385
307.602
305,125
Date.
Oct.
21
Jan.
29
Nov.
11
May
27
Oct.
21
May
27
June
3
Feb.
12
Sept.
9
Feb.
19
Jan.
8
Apr.
1
July
22
Dec.
30
Sept.
9
Nov.
25
June 24 |
Oct.
14
Aug.
5
Sept.
2
Mar.
4
Feb.
26
July
29
Sept.
2
July
8
Nov.
11
Feb.
19
Aug.
26
Jan.
22
Jan.
22
Apr.
1
Aug.
12
Aug.
19
Apr.
22
May
6
June
10
Jan.
15 .
Nov.
25
.June
3
Mar.
4
Aug.
26
Feb.
19
Jan.
1
May
6
Sept.
16
Sept.
16
Feb.
26
Apr.
1
Mav
20
.lune
17
Aug.
19
Sept.
16
Nov.
11
Sept.
2
Mar.
18
July
29
Mar.
11
Oct.
21
May
27
.June
10
.June
3
Oct.
28
Mar.
11
Aug.
26
Dec.
23
ilay
20
Nov.
4
Aug.
12
M.ir.
25
S.pt.
9
May
20
June
10
Oct.
7
Feb.
5
May
13
July
8
.Jan.
22
Nov.
4
Sept.
16
Monthly
volume.
1325
2127
535
1525
1345
1580
51
812
819
1383
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646
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436
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543
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444
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
InTention.
Locomotive steam-engine,
Oscillating engine.
Portable engine.
Portable and traction en-
gine.
Pressure-engine.
Kose-engine.
Eotary engine.
Rotary steam-engine.
Steam-engine.
Traction-engine.
Wind- engine.
Bngine :
See Air-engine.
Blowing-engine.
Carding-engine.
Compound engine.
Cylinder-engine.
Dental engine.
Direct-acting engine. Pumping-engine,
Duplicating-engiue. Koad-engine.
Fire-engine.
Gas-engine.
Gas-motor engine.
Hot-air engine.
Hot-air or gas en-
gine.
Locomotive-engine.
Engine
Engine
Engine. Combined straw and coal or wood burning
Engine-piston
Engine-register
Engine-register
' Engine-reversing and cut-ofiFgear
Engine reversing-gear
Engine reversing-gear
Engine reversing-link
Engines. Cross-head and piston-rod connection for.
Engines. Kegiilating steam-supply to
Engines. Eegulating steam-supply to compound. . .
Engines. Safety-gear for starting
Engines. Utilizing the e.xhanst of
Engines. Utilizing the exhaust of
Engines. Utilizing the exhaust of
Engraver's bangle-clamp
Engraver's tool
Engraving
Engraving and chasing machine
Engraving-machine
Engraving-machine
Pantograph
Pantograph
Eing and watch-case attach-
Engraving-machine .
Engraving-machine .
Engraving-machine.
Engraving-machine.
Engraving-machines-
ment for
Enlarging-camera
Ensilage." Apparatus for compressing
Ensilage, (fee. Machine for packing . .
Ensilage. Packing
Envelope
Envelope
Envelope
Envelope
Envelope
Envelope and letter-sheet. Combined
Envelope-folding mechanism
Envelope for currency, checks, &c
Envelope for mailing samples, &c-....
Envelope for photographs
Envelope-machine
Envelope-machine
Envelope-machine
Envelope-machine
Envelope-machine ,
Envelope moistening and sealing device
Envelope-opener ,
Envelope-opener and paper-cutter
Envelope-opener, eraser, and pencil-sharpener,
bined
Envelope-opener, paper-cutter, &o
Envelope or folding card
Envelope. Keturn registering- ,
Envelopes, &c. Manufacture of
Eraser
Eraser. Blackboard-
Eraser-case
Eraser. Knife-
Eraser. Rubber-
Eraser. Slate-
Escapement
Escapement. Variable
Com-
Kame.
L De Graff
S.N. Silver
G. Dieckmann
M. Rnmely
C. Chambers, Jr
E. W. Tattersall
A. F. Johnson
"W. A. Clarke
T. Moore
W. E. Earns
G. R. Cnllingworth
G. Westinghouse, Jr
G. Westinghouse, Jr
J. Musgrave and A. Walsh.
D. Renshaw ..
D. Renshaw ..
D. Renshaw ..
H. Carpenter .
W. Wildt
P. Barnard ...
H. P. Kent
I. R. Beam
G. M. Guerrant.
G. M. and J. C. Guerrant.
J. Schweizer
J. Mo wat
A. Keller-Dorian ,
A. E. Francis
T. C.Roche ..
E. T. Blunt...
L. McMurray.
A. C. Carey
J. F. Dodd
K. H. Pedrick . .
K. H. Pedrick . .
G. B. Post
E.J. Trum
A. Cox
F. H. Richards .
C.A.Bali
W. Goodbody. .,
D. H. Howd'....
J.Ball
S. A. Grant
D. M.Lester
H. A. Mann, Jr.
G. Sickels, Jr.
D. Shamberger . . .
C. S. Watson
C. E. Hochstetler.
C. S. Watson
L. S. Stone and M. Watson .
C. Sneider
J.M.Crnll
E. B. Stocking
G.Elsey
A. H. Itempen
L.Krob
G. W. Miller
H. T. Cushman
W. M. Whiting
A. W. Kientoff
J. D. CottreU
No.
297,506
231,543
303,fi02
207.170
297,670
297.872
296,013
298, P26
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301,966
309.592
309,591
309,557
298,119
300,504
300,505
2Pfi,.521
297,213
302,226
305,605
295,853
305,177
305,178
303.057
301,066
302,567
297,981
297,851
309,685
296,863
307,266
299,358
304,661
304.662
291,079
295.. 598
299,202
296,353
299,323
307,291
308,672
303,971
306,741
299,814
291,614
307,079
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298. .581
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306,440
295.450
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302,690
296,397
303.521
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303.308
302,711
294,295
302,851
296,927
Date.
Apr. 22
Jan. 8
Aug. 12
Apr. 22
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Apr. 1
May 20
Sept. 16
Jan. 15
July 15
Deo. 23
Dec. 23
Deo. 23
May 6
June 17
June 17
Apr. 8
Apr. 22
July 22
Sept. 23
Mar. 25
Sept. 16
Sept. 10
A ug. 5
June 24
July 29
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Apr. 29
Dec. 23
Apr. 15
Oct. 28
May 27
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Jan. 1
Mar. 25
May 27
Apr. 8
May 27
Oct. 28
Dec. 2
Aug. 26
Oct. 21
June 3
Jan. 8
Oct. 21
Sept. 2
May 27
May 13
Oct. 21
Oct. 14
Mar. 18
Sept. 23
July 29
Apr. 8
Aug. 12
May 6
Aug. 12
July 29
Fel). 26
July 29
Apr. 15
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Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
445
Invention.
Escapement- wheel
Evaporatins alkaline solntionB. Appaiatns for
Evaporating apparatus
Evaporating apparatus
Evaporatins; apparatus for sugar, &o
Evaporating brine, &c
Evaporating brine. &c
Evaporating liquids. Apparatus for
Evaporating-pan
Evaporatiug-pan
Evaporating simps, &c., and for clarifying the same.
Appaiatns for
Evapoiation of salt brine, &c
Evaporator:
See Fruit-evaporator. Sugar-evaporator.
Evaporator
Evaporator
Evaporator
Evaporator
Evaporator-furnace
Evaporator. Steam-heated
Excavating-elevator
Excavating-machine
Excavating-macliiue
Excavating-machiue
Excavating-machine. Hydraulic .
Excavator
Excavator
Excavator and dredge
Excavator and embankment-builder. Ea<rtli- . .
Excavator and land-leveler
Excavator and skep. Self-acting
Excavator-bucket tooth
Excavator, separator, and assorter. Sand and gravel.
Excelsior-machine
Excel.sior-macbLne cntter-knife
Exercising apparatus
Exercising apparatus
Exercising. Striking-bng for
Exhausting apparatus
Exhibiting-frame. Suspension
Expanding articles of flexible material. Device for. .
Expanding vrrench and mandrel
Expan.sible drill
Explosive compound
Explosive compound
Explosive compound
Explosive compound
Explosive compounds. Apparatus for making
Explosive preparation made from gun-cotton.. .
Extension-bit
Extension -gage
Extension-key
Extension suspensory-rod
Extension-table
Extension-table
Extractor:
See Bung-extractor.
Cartridge ring -ex
tractor.
Honey-extractor.
Xail-extractor.
Spike-extractor.
Eye. Artificial
Eye-bars. Constructing
Eye-bars. Bie for making
Eye-bars. Manufacture of
Eye-bars. Manufacturing ...
Eye-guard. Flexible air-tight
Eye-protector
.Spike and bolt extractor.
Staple-extractor.
.Stump-extractor.
Tack-extractor.
Tenon-extractor.
"Wax-extractor.
Eye-rods and hook-and-eye hinges,
makiuir
Eye-sliade
Eye-.sbade. Electric
Eyebolts. Machine for making
Eyeglass-case
Eyeglass-holder
Eyeslass
Machine for
Kame.
Eyeglasses
Ey egla.sses
Eyeglasses
Eyeglasses
Eyeglasses
Eyeglasses
Eyeglasses
Eyeglasses or spectacles .
Eveglasses or spectacles .
Evelet
Eyelet
C. Votti
J. P. R. Polk
J. A. M. Cox
M. P. Haves
T. Gaunt'
T. G. Walker. (Reissue)
T. G. "Walker. (Reissue)
A. A. Denton
G. M. Pierce
J. F.Porter
D. D. Powers
"W. J. Menzies.
A. S.Folger
A. S. Folger and D. "Wilde .
A. Karser
J. T. Sangston
T. and J. M. Scantlin
R. "W. Turner
G. H. Kanmacher
H. C. Carter
T. Clark
•T. T. Dougine
S. M. Mansfield
C. Howard
A. .T. Snider and A. L. Kulp.
R.R. Osgood
M. J. Mulvihill and J. D. Tinney.
B. M. Hague
T. "Whitaker
E. C. Manning
N". "W. Godfrey
P. Henry
C. L. Knight
J. M. Lafiin
L. Stevens
A . R. Rurasv
T. C. Perrv."
"W. H. Miller
C. L. Higgins
A. E. Lytle
O.Allen
•J. C.De Castro
E. Judson
"W. R. Qninan
J. H. Robertson
O. B. Hardy
J. Scbnlhof
"W. Steers
H. M. "Waterman
J. Broughton
C. La Dow
J. Hegediis
G. MiiUer
H. Hamecher
J. JTaegele V, Jr
J. H. Simpson and W. G. Gladhill..
E. "W. Eekert
"W. Hainsworth
D. Genese
R. Choate, W. H. Rohrer, and A. H.
Ragan.
C. Lanz
H. "W. "Wagenet
L. K. Oppenbeimer .
A. S. Goodoll
A. K. Hawkes
H.G.Chase
I. Fox
I. Fox
Ko.
291.432
305,031
304,079
29.5,169
302,479
10,536
10,.'>37
309,775
307,328
304.027
293,782
307,316
306.821
309.P42
29l..^'2fl
30.1,479
296.072
292,768
297,410
292.468
295.522
307.751
292.024
306.7.55
29.5.451
297,287
295,128
292.555
305,493
309,553
294,867
307,646
29.S.211
298.392
301.298
299.091
304.356
303,177
300.365
305,0.35
294,302
309,441
309,787
300.281
307.989
306,920
304.361
296.242
302,069
299,456
297,136 I Apr.
304,929 1 Sept,
Date.
Jan. 1
Sept. 23
Aug. 26
Mar. 18
July 22
Oct.
Oct.
Dec.
Oct.
Aug.
Feb.
Oct. 28
Oct. 21
Dec. 30
Jan. 8
Sept. 23
Apr. 1
Jan. 29
Apr. 22
Jan. 29
Mar. 25
Ifov. 11
Jan. 15
Oct. 21
Mar. 18
Apr. 22
Mar. 11
Jan. 29
Sept. 23
Dec. 23
Mar. 11
STov. 4
Mar 6
Mav 13
Jnlv 1
Mav 20
Sept. 2
Aug. 5
June 17
Sept. 9
Feb. 26
Dec. 16
Dec. 23
June 10
Xov. 11
Oct. 21
296,434
303,726
299,491
305,345
308.348
298,748
295.242
296,388
296,852
Sept. 2
Apr. 1
July 15
May 27
22
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Apr. 8
Aug. 19
Mar 27
Sept. 16
Xor. 25
Mar 20
Mar. 18
Apr. 8
Apr. 15
Monthly
volume.
307,362
298.397
304. f 36 :
305.185
296.527 i
292.479
f 296,826
E. Gohlbacher 29.8.744
J. P. Michaels 1298 490
F. A. Schorr 306.287
J.S.Spencer ! 292,9.59
C.F. Spencer ! 296. ,386
D. L. Tice '292.073
B. M. Hanna i 306,918
B. :M. Hanna 306.919
C. K. Pickles 294.265
TV. H.Rose 293.707
Oct.
May
Sept.
Sept.
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
Mar
May
Oct.
Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Feb.
May
517
1748
1536
1044
1800
1845
1846
1595
1718
1464
1288
1703
1033
1679
639
1.563
213
2255
1914
1838
1498
437
1266
938
1394
1755
985
1963
1581
1300
649
297
323
.561
289
1418
93
369
1120
971
1973
11.53
1610
1006
745
1152
98
428
1274
1869
1566
848
1071
1909
1380
1213
997
1142
635
1203
1771
.567
4.58
1176
802
1849
1174
993
673
329
225
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15 1320
21 i 11.50
21 11.51
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422
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498
498
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460
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357
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221
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330
89
62
343
369
306
306
527
259
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741
682
338
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1052
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432
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361
1119
458
243
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1095
348
1005
381
1127
964
947
425
587
641
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832
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1006
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930
1021
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231
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912
1085
623
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1045
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642
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1049
159
363
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662
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Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Name.
No.
Eyelet. Binding-
Eyelet-stitoiinj; machine.
Eyeleting-machine
Eyeleting-machine punch and die .
Eye-sight. Protecting
Fabric and malting the same
Fabric and making the same
Fabric. Compound
Fabric. Figured pile
Fabric. Figured pile
Fabric for -svall of apartments
Fabrics. Machine for cleaning
Fabrics. Machine for softening
Fabrics, &c. Machine for stretching and winding )
on woven 5
Fabrics to a background. Application of
Fabrics. Trimming or separating
Face-protector
Fan.
Fan attachment
Fan. Automatic
Automatic
Automatic
Blast or exhaust.
Kotary
Fanning-mill
Fanning-niill
Fanning-mill
Fan.
Fan.
Fan.
Fan
Fanning-mill
Fanning-mill
Fanning-mill and seed-cleaner.
Fare-box
Fare-box
Fare-box
Fare-box. Street-car
Fare-conveyer
Fare-conveyers. Hopper for . .
Fare-register
Fare-register
Combined
Fare-register ^
Fare-register
Fare regi ster or recorder
Fare-iegi s tering device
Farm-gate
Farm- gate
Farm-gate
F.arm -gate
Farm-gate
Farm-gate ,
Farm-gate
Farm-gate
Farm-gate
Fascine for the protection of harbors, &c
Fastener tor flexible materials
Fastener. Metallic
Fa.stener. Metallic
Fastening-clasp
Fastening for articles of clothing
Fastening for wearing-apparel
Fastening papers, &c. Device for
Fastening. Metallic
Fastening. Metallic
Fastenings. Machine for inserting metallic
Fats and fatty oils. Purifying and bleaching
Fatty acids. Solidifying liqviid or semi-liqnid
Fatty matters. Autoclave to be used in the treat-
ment of
Faucet
Faucet
Faucet
Faucet
Faucet
Faucet
Faucet
Faucet
Faucet
Faucet
Faucet
Faucet
Faucet
Faucet and tap valve.
Faucet attachment
Faucet attachment to barrels . ..
Faucet. Automatic
Automatic ball safety-
Basin-
Compound
Compound
Compound
Combined.
Faucet.
Faucet.
Faucet.
Faucet.
Faucet.
E. A. Johnson . . .
C. J. A. Sjoberg .
G. 0. Schneller . .
G. O. Schneller . ,
L. S. La Serve
S. M. Levvand A. J. Sedmihradsky
F. H. Hdliu-ook '.
T. Anderson
T. An di'i'son
H. S. Hale
J. H. Lehman
C. G arnier
J. Lodge andM. Oldroyd
A. Freschl
J. AV. Dewees
P. Price
F. Sternheiraer
A.H.Moore
L. W. Everhart
W. B. Greene
J. M. Seymour. (Peissue)
G. M. Capell and G. S. Macbean .
C. E. Tunelins
M. S. Field
J. "W. Janvier
W. H.Kelly
A.W. Kendrick and C. A. Van Duzee
G. N. Mansfield
N. M. Bowen
J. F. Goodridge
J. F. Goodridge ,
T. B. Stewart:
G. S:De Blanc
J. n. Small
J. H. Small
C. Korf hage
E. Maertens
H.Marshall
J. H. Rose
E. M. Kose
C.S.Foss
C. J Doane.
■W. H. Fox and H. G. Eichey .
L. J. Johnston
W. C. Kieker
C. W.Mann
F. A. Peebles
L. and M. Taylor
W. T. "Wallace
N. E. "Weisell
J. Elmer
J. "W. Parker
G. W. McGill
G. W. Prentice
L. Hill
F. H. Brunner
P. Laflin
D. E. Sweet
H. Harris
F. A. Smith, Jr
L.Goddu
J. Davis
W. F. M. McCarty
E. O. Baujard
A. Allwood ...
A. A. Bennett.
J. H. Dorgan . .
,P. Hnff
J. N. Knapp
"W. A. Lesgo
H. Mattullath
W. Maybury
F. McCabe
J. McGinley
J. Moloney
E. Myers
E. U.'Scoville
K.C.Gillette
L. Dankhoff
J. Paulus
J. Lawson
H. C. Montgomery.
J. M. Peck
F. W. Moseley
F. W. Moseley
F. W. Moseley
309,958
291,835
299.019
299, 273
303,559
303,168
303.170
203.878
307.700
307,701
299,382
306,269
300,964
308,081
296,283
309,698
309.491
297,869
296.346
299.364
297,386
10,539
291,493
293,286
300,456
306.621
297,411
299,077
305.319
296,309
294.462
305,917
293.811
299,207
301169
301.170
301,728
306,629
295.781
295.201
295,051
299,214
291.994
305,382
304,329
291.0.59
299.237
298.620
299.1f0
302.301
302.805
303.137
307,867
308,368
302,026
293,247
303,360
293,041
302,053
296,166
296,079
301,114
306,324
292,669
309,515
304,485
291,135
Date.
291,883
292,489
292,233
307,778
296.031
306,. SOS
292,564
297.426
300.618
297.945
301,759
294,610
291,161
297,000
305,084
299,669
302,022
306,168
306,169
306,170
Dec. 30
Jan. 8
May 20
May 27
Aug. 12
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Feb. 19
Nov. 4
Nov. 4
May 27
Oct. 7
June 24
Nov. 18
Apr. 1
Dec. 23
Dec. 16
Apr. 29
Apr. 8
May 27
Apr. 22
Dec. 2
Jan. 8
Feb. 12
June 17
Oct. 14
Apr. 22
May 20
Sept. 16
Apr. 8
Mar. 4
Sept. 30
Feb. 19
May 27
July 1
July 1
July 8
Oct. 14
Mar. 25
Mar. 18
Mar. 11
May 27
Jan. 15
Sept. 16
Sept. 2
Jan. 1
May 27
May 13
May 27
July 22
July 29
Aug. 5
Nov. 11
Nov. 25
July 15
Feb. 12
Aug. 12
Feb. 5
July 15
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
July 1
Oct. 7
Jan. 29
Dec. 23
Sept. 2
Jan. 1
Jan. 15
Jan. 29
Jan. 22
Nov. 11
Apr. 1
Oct. 14
June 3
Apr. 22
June 17
Apr. 29
July 8
Mar. 4
Jan. 1
Apr. 15
Sept. 16
June 3
July 15
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Monthly
Tolume.
1828
1053
1322
1638
844
358
362
1417
374
376
1774
312
1876
863
489
1492
1216
2500
578
1756
1885
396
603
670
1234
766
1915
1402
1348
528
1.55
2130
1330
1565
125
127
838
774
1833
1087
888
1571
1234
1422
,56
.53
1601
824
1533
1568
2223
322
599
1240
1216
616
603
323
1246
325
220
48
385
2108
1245
259
152
1099
1864
1532
482
167
609
79
1934
1436
2.598
879
331
185
1385
1033
235
1213
181
184
186
492
C294
(295
378
470
f231
(232
97
98
391
102
103
511
84
515
(233
( 236
137
405
329
685
161
505
512
105
170
179
338
202
524
(.399
(400
373
148
42
.590
369
450
.33
33
229
(204
(205
510
299
243
452
344
394
18
15.16
459
230
439
431
611
89
165
339
335
164
165
89
345
92
64
13
337
74
44, 45
(306
(307
521
429
133
48
161
19
527
396
712
239
92
.53
383
283
58
334
49
50
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194
792
862
616
521
522
705
440
440
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.57
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549
92
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942
495
115
884
372
771
115
564
1167
148
378
806
1080
106
856
12.36
689
848
26
26
161
150-
1180
1036
9S8
849
23T
1093
826
13
856
690
841
303
430
515
488
629
238
555
571
501
243
63
45
11
71
405
955
864
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212
366
296
467
34
119
935
381
1205
514
168
885
35
275
1024
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of invenimia — Continued.,
447
Invention.
Faucet. Compound
Faucet. Compound
Fau cet-contilmg
Faucet. Fluid-di.scharge and vent
Faucet for bottles. Vent-
Faucet for drawiug beer and other liquors
Faucet-<rate
Faucet-guard
Faucet. Hot and cold water
Faucet. Lock-
Faucet. Oil-cap
Faucet i)rotector. Ale-
Faucet-ring
Faucet-screw
Faucet. Self-closing
Faucet. Self-closing
Faucet-socket
Feather-renovator
Feather trimming
Feathers. Machine for scraping the quills of ostrich
and other
Feed-bag
Feed-bag
Feed-bag for horses .
Feed-bag for hoises .
Feed-bag ventilator .
Feed-box
Feed-box for horses .
Feed-cutter
Feed-cutter .
Feed-cutter .
Feed-cutter .
Feed-cutting machine
Feed device. Automatic .
Feed lubricator. Visible-.
Feed mechanism
Feed-mill
Feed-rack
Feed-rack
Feed-regulator
Feed-regulator
Feed-regulator
Feed-regulator for mills.
Feed -water al arm
Feed-water heater
Feed- water heater
Feed-water heater
Feed-water heater
Feed-water heater
Feed-water heater
Feed- water heater
Feed- water heater
Feed- water heater.
Feed-wat<^r heater
Feed-water heater
Feed-water heater and clarifter
Feed -water heater and filter
Feed-water heat«r and purifier ;...
Feed-water heater and purifier
Feed-water heater and purifier
Feed-water heater for boilers
Feed-water. Heating
Feed-water. Heating
Feed-water heating and purifjnng apparatus.
Feed-water purifier
Feed- water purifier
Feed-water purifier
Feed-water purifier
Feed- water regulator
Feed-water regulator .
Feed-water regulator
Feed-water regulator and alarm.
Feeder. Boiler-
Feeder. Boiler compound
Feeder. Calf-
Feeder regul ator. Boiler-
Feeder. Steam-boiler
Feeder. Steam-boiler
Feeding device. Mechanical ,
Felly-boring and spoke-tenoning machine
Felly-planing machine
Felt bodies. Manufacture of smooth-faced napless
Pelting-machine
Fence
Fence
Fence
ITame.
F. "W. Moseley
C. H. Waters ,
M. A. Metnger and F. Schilling
J. R. Kueekort
G.W.Clark
P. Gardner
S.J. and N. T.Wilson
C. 0. Cole
.T. C. Loucks
E. W. Howard and C. B. Locke ...
J. S. McGuire
G. Hirschman
J. Kusler
M. O'Connor
S. and S. L. Barker
T. McHugh
F. G. Kincaid and C. A. Chandler..
B. Schapker ,
.T. Hawlowetz
J. Hawlowetz ,
J. W. Gedney.,
.T. W. GedneV
G. W. Home . ,
W. H. Pack . .
F. Wlieaton ...
J. D. Pierce ...
A. L. Kane
P. Fisher
F. Hamachek.
M. Morton
C. C. Smalley
J. Weichhart
W. Scbwarting and J. F. Traster.
T. Brabson
N.V. and J. W. Lehr
L. and E. lanke
J. Fembangh
E. Schannep
F. Kiuse
J. Lucas
W. G. Thompson
W. R. Fox
G. W. Getchell
R. G. Ewer
F. J. Korte
C. H. Mngoon
T. Marshall
P. McGivem and W. E. Frye...
T. J. Pvne
W. Rollar
F. Snedeker, H. Poe, and O.
Richey.
D. P. Stewart
B. Wehst<>r
G. H. Zschech
J. Mahony
D. Bourgeois
J. H. Berkshire....
F. Storar
M. W. Hazelton . . .
J. D. Mnrphv
0. N. Petesch
S. J. Weaver
If. A. T.Jones
D. Lee and J. Bell .
P. J. Grau
J. T. Mead
W. K. Stevens
J. A. Creelnian
E. D. Shepardson.
D. C. Walter ,
P. Brown and C. W. Johnston
W. Cunningham
J. F. Peters
J. B. Small
M. Jorgensen
A. De Dion, G. T. Bouton. and C.
Trfepardoux.
C. W. Olds and E. L. Moran
W. Mason
E. M. Jenkins
S. T. Kennan
C. Vero and -T. E verltt
0. H. Merritt
L. A . Baker
O. S. Bliss
W. E. Brock '.
No.
306,171
SOS.S-fO
303. CW
301,8.34
238,!I48
208,686
310,107
307.101
.301.001
308.161
301,620
308,. "iOG
306.841
29.1,704
291,068
308,186
291,603
305,339
30.5.921
300,071
293,004
296.. '^.=i3
293,250
299,674
294.421
303.043
301,898
301,975
308,609
308,847
292,182
298,527
302.432
308.403
294,739
306,401
307,637
305,967
.302.501
296.024
300.816
301.107
302,245
297,246
293,889
298,006
298.105
296.427
304,029
291,538
306,358
297,644
295.891
305 557
308.180
301,663
293.622
302,955
306,155
307,061
308.376
304,679
294,786
303,523
301.116
296,203
293.. 537
306,062
308,387
294,705
292.435
297.. 572
307,220
303,673
303..575
306,722
304,.3.54
301,736
294.628
292,752
291,431
299.412
294,106
304,161
304,496
Date.
Oct. 7
Nov. 25
Aug. 19
July 8
May 20
May 13
Dec. 30
Oct. 23
June 24
Nov. 18
July 8
Nov. 25
Oct. 21
Mar. 25
Jan. 8
Nov. 18
Jan. 8
Sept. 16
Sept. 30
June 10
Feb. 5
Apr. 8
Feb. 12
•June 3
Mar. 4
Aug. 5
July 15
July 15
Dec. 2
Dec. 2
Jan. 22
May 13
July 22
Nov. 25
Mar. 4
Oct. 14
Nov. 4
Sept. 30
July 22
Apr. 1
June 24
July 1
July 22
Apr. 22
Feb. 19
May 6
May 6
Apr. 8
Aug. 26
Jan. 8
Oct. 7
Apr. 29
Mar. 25
Sept. 23
Nov. 18
July 8
Feb. 19
Aug. 5
Oct. 7
Oct. 21
Nov. 25
Sept. 2
Mar. 11
Aug. 12
July 1
Apr. 1
Feb. 12
Oct. 7
Nov. 25
Mar. 4
Jan. 22
Apr. 29
Oct. 28
Aug. 19
Aug. 12
Oct. 21
Sept. 2
July 8
Mar. 4
Jan. 29
Jan. 1
May 27
Feb. 26
Aug. 26
Sept. 2
Monthly
volume.
188
1477
989
975
1238
913
2024
1422
1998
956
711
1,510
1056
18.50
836
993
751
1375
2135
720
281
841
619
242
108
206
1067
1155
29
373
1455
710
1742
1284
479
476
289
2185
1830
161
1700
41
1493
1711
1429
57
176
674
1466
663
421
2233
1982
1656
982
7.59
1073
97
165
1340
1253
511
537
799
51
375
971
37
1265
441
1796
2140
1567
1007
866
897
91
852
353
2227
.516
1821
1718
1645
275
P
.50
402
270
265
3.50
2.53
.542
380
552
2()1
195
411
279
514
234
270
212
381
591
195
78
233
165
60
28
57
292
(318
)319
8
97
(■408
\ 409
201
478
3.52
134
(129
il30
78
606
501
40
465
11
414
465
395
15
46
186
404
188
113
(607
i608
548
458
268
208
297
30
44
358
342
139
149
219
13
107
265
8
(345
^346
<347
123
501
584
419
275
237
238
29
231
98
619
523
472
449
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648
185
775
707
1117
287
1313
567
137
083
213
1183
150
.573
141
1084
1237
1066
493
167
.555
966
847
493
209
226
704
767
285
669
340
637
911
94
424
124T
356
33
1257
10
294
339
707
538
560
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742
125
443
1205
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146
645
473
30
26ff
631
911
927
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426
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620
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427
93
896
766
775
86T
448
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alpliaietical list of inventions — Contimied.
Invention.
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence,
Fence
Fence.
Fence,
Fence,
Fence-
Fence
Fence
Fence.
Fence.
Barb-
■bar!)
barb. Wire-
barbs of sheet metal. Making ,
Barbed
Barbed
Barbed
Barbed
Barbed
Barbed picket
builder's board and wire holder and gage
fastener. "Wire- ,
fastening device. Wire-
Flood-
Flood-
Fence. Flood- .
Fence. Flood-.
Fence. Flood- .
Fence. Iron . . .
Fence. Iron...
Fence. Iron . - .
Fence. Iron . . .
Fence. Iron...
Fence. Iron . . .
Fence. Iron . . .
Fence-lock
Fence-machine -
Fence machine. Barb- .
Fence machine. Barb--
Fence machine. Barb-wire-
Fence. Machine for making wire and picket -
Fence machine. Portable-
Fence-
Fence-
Fence-
Fence-
Fence-
Fence
Fence-
making
making
making
making
making
■making
making
machine .
machine.
machine.
machine.,
machine
machine,
machine
Fence-making machine. Upright wire- ,
Fence. Metallic
Fence. Metallic
Fence. Metallic
Fence. Picket
Fence-picket machine
Fence. Portable ,
Fence. Portable
Fence. Portable
Fence. Portable
Fence-post
Fence-po.st
Fence-post
Fence-post ,
Fence-post ,
Fence-post
Fence-post
Fence-post
Fence-post ,
I'ence-post
Name.
No.
I. M. Brown
J. D. Davis
S. L. Denney
J. Dn Bois
N. Faiight
E. Fischer
B. F. Ford
J. A . Grove
C. C. Hinkle
T. Huston
H. F. Magie
.1. L. Man love
J. W. Messenger
J. Newton
.1. R. Putt
K- C.Eoth
F. Schraitz
J. A. Turnidrre
H. E. TanEp.s
N. Werts and W. Spicer.. .
J. R. Whelen
F. C. Wicks
T. E. Wilson
W. F. and G. M. Zahniser.
A. C. Decker ■..
A. J. TJpham
W. Edeuborn
E.Jordan
W.E. Brock
W. K. Gore
.J.E.Kellv
J. W. Nadelhoffer
H. M. Dnderwood
K. C.Eaton
J. F. Amstutz
C. E. Grittith
E. A. Cooper
E. S.Garrett
W. Hod gen
I. McDougall
M. W. OffiU and W. P. Edmonds ..
J. Snider
J. W. Burkholder
M. Hegbom
T. Rogers
T. Rogers
T. Rogers
T . Rogers
T. Rogers
A. Newkirk
F. M. Comstock .
J.D.Curtis
C.C.Hill.
M. A. Penney
M. F. Connett
J. Middaugh and C. M. Wilcox.
G. Q. Adams
B. L. Fletcher
B. L. Fletcher ,
B. L. Fletcher
A. G. Lvne
G. H. Shellaberger .
D. Young -
J. M. Fultz
H. Cordtz
C. Hanika
D. A. Roach
A. G. Lyne ,
T. Coyle
W. Cokayne ,
F. C. Renner ,
W. S. Stockbiidge
F. P. Whistler
A. B. Burton
J. W. Cheney ,
J. Crump
J. C- Fiero
A. W. Furness ,
A. C. Harrison
E. and B. Holmes
E. D. Miner
G. Moll and F. Hottes ,
E. N. Obert
294,
302
301
30.5,
300.
293
298.
293,
304,
302,
300,
292.
293.
309,
301.
303,
29.5,
306.
300.
293.
303.
303.
301,
294
299.
301.
299.
302.
294,
294.
29fi
307.
297.
304.
30.5,
294,
299,
293,
291,
,721
,112
,435
,682
4,5,5
,770
9fil
575
932
407
,27fi
023
342
,242
071
,401
,679
703
4-16
.547
772
351
,548
424
916
186
703
.534
963
612
7.53
673
203
630
776
615
911
003
346
292,757
309.794
297.188
302.234
299.9.^0
292.P.59
292,860
293,673
293.674
297.295
307.976
304,175
297,679
291,902
293,778
301,806
«09,724
306,797
301.876
301.878
301.R79
300.094
300.517
301,315
298,368
303,126
303.729
298,235
300,093
300.958
300,221
292,138
309,320
300,929
303,263
30,5,571
303,625
300.586
301,108
300,364
302,910
294,493
296,037
300,115
Date.
Mar. 4
July 15
July 1
Sept. 23
June 17
June 3
May 20
Feb. 12
Sept. 9
July 22
June 10
Jan. 15
Feb. 12
Deo. 16
June 24
Aug. 12
Mar. 25
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
Feb. 12
Aug. 19
Aug. 12
Jul.y 8
Mai'. 4
June 3
July 1
,Tune 3
July 22
Mar. 11
Mar. 4
Apr. 15
Nov. 4
Apr. 22
Sept. 2
Sppt. 30
Mar. 4
.Tune 3
Feb. 5
Jan. 1
Jan. 29
Dec. 23
Apr. 22
July 22
June 10
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Apr. 22
Nov. 11
Aug. 26
Apr. 29
Jan. 15
Feb. 19
July 8
Dec. 23
Oct. 21
July 15
July 15
July 15
June 10
June 17
July 1
May 13
Aug. 5
Aug. 19
May 6
June 10
June 24
June 10
Jan. 15
Dec. 16
June 24
Aug. 12
Sept. 23
Aug. 19
June 17
July 1
June 17
Aug. 5
Mar. 4
Apr. 1
June 10
Monthly
volume.
462
1320
462
1P07
1233
349
1263
1017
851
1710
994
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventiom — Continued.
449
Invention.
Wire-.
T"ence
Pence
Fence
Fence-
Fence-
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence-
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fenee-
Fence-
Fence
Fence
Fence-
Fence.
Fence.
Fence.
Fence.
Fence.
Fence.
Fence-
Fence
Fence
Fence-
Fence-
Fence-
Fence
Fence-
Fence
Fence
Fence
Fence-
Fence
Fence
Fence-
Fence- wire. Machine for making barbed
Fence-wire. Machine for manufacturing barb
Fence-wire. Manufacturing barbed
Fence-wire stretcher
Fence wires and boards. Fastener for
Fence- wires. Machine for stretching and removing.
Fence. "V\^orm-
post
-post
-post
-post ,
post
post
post
post -.
post
post
post
post
post. Iron
post. Iron or steel. . .
post. "Wrougbt-iron .
rod
staple driver
stretcher and splicer,
strip. Barbed
"Wire
"Wire
Wire
"Wire
"Wire
"Wire
wire ,
wire
wire,
wire
wire,
wire,
wire,
wire,
wire,
wire,
wire
wire,
wire
wire
wire
. Applying barbs to
barb
. Barbed
, Barbed
. Barbed
, Barbed
, Barbed
, Barbed
coupling
Device for connecting and stretching.
fastener
fastening
fastening
Fences. Machine for making wire
Machine for making wire and slat.
Machine for manufacturing
Metal post for wire
Strand- wire for barbed
Stretcher for wire
Warning device for barbed
Warning device for wire
Warning-plate for wire
Barbed
Barbed
Barbed
Barbed
Barbed-metal-strip
Barbed-metal-strip
Barbed-metal-strip
Barbed metallic
Barbed- wire
Die for making barbed metallic . .
Guard for wire
Machine for barbing metallic
Machine for making
Machine for making barb-link . . .
Fences.
Fences.
Fences.
Fences.
Fences.
Fences.
Fences.
Fences.
Fencing.
Fencing.
Fencing.
Fencing.
Fencing.
Fencing.
Fencing.
Fencing.
Fencing.
Fencing.
Fencing.
Fencing.
Fencing.
Fencing.
Fencing.
Fencing,
wire
Fencing. Machine for twisting and spooling wire . .
Fencing. Making barbed metallic
Fencing-strip. Barbed
Fencing-strip. Barbed
Fencing, &,c. Twister and spooler for the manufac-
ture of wire
Fender:
Si'ee Bird-cage fender. Fire-place fender.
Carriage-fender. Wagon-body fender.
Fermentation. Apparatus for preparing vegetable
substances for
Fermenting materials. Manufacturing
Fermenting-room in distilleries
Fermenting-vat
Ferric oxide and sulphurous acid from ferric sulphate.
Making
Ferro-cyanides. Making
29 PAT
Machine for making wire and picket
Machine for twisting and spooling barbed-
Name.
J. F. Poorman and W. Vanzant . . .
J. B. Ross
E. Rutz
E.Rutz
M. J. Schott
L.Scott
F.S.Smith
F. S. Smith. (Reissue)
T.J.Smith
J. S. Stephen
Z. T. Sweeney and J. I. Irwin
J. F. Wade
C. Hanika
R. J. Carson
J. G. German
W. G. Howell
J. D. Van Bibber
J. E. Pierce
E.E.Hawkins
C. S.Bentley
R. B. Combs
A. G. Hulbert
G. Norris
J. O. West
W. W. Worcester
0. P.Briggs
L. W. Lindley
J.H.Coon
T.C.Lord
W. Burtis
E. S. Lenox
J. W. Nadelhoffer
A. W. Stevens
L. E. Sunderland ,
C. E. Woodruff and W.J. Hutchins
W.M.Clow
H. Darlington
J. Speed, Jr
E. S. Lenox
E. S. Lenox
A. J. TJpham
J.Hogg
C.C.Hill
F. Slater
C. E. Griffith . .
J. N. Killough .
W. R. True
H. Smith
W. Van Horn
G. H. Shellaberger
L.Goddn
H. B. Scutt
J. W. Nadelhoffer .
C. H. Bacon
R. Sergeant
S. Forrester
F. A. Blackmer
F. A. Blackmer
A. J. TJpham
A. J. TJpham
F. A. Blackmer
W.E. Brock
A. J. TJpham
A. Potts
W.E. Brock
A. P. Thayer
R. Boone, Jr
H. L.Arnold
B. L.Fletcher ,
F. P. Cady
T. B. Harrison and J. W. Martin. .
D. C. Stover
J. D. Curtis .
E. Jordan
W. E. Brock.
W. E. Brock.
O. P. Briggs .
C. TJnger
F. A. Reihlen
F. W. Wolf
S. Mong and J. Cope
T. Terrell ,
H. Kunheim and H. Zimmermann . .
No.
306,42,5
294,508
296,069
296,070
.308,384
296,032
292,141
10,471
296,237
306,657
296,790
304,586
303,728
293,225
299,922
299,072
293,287
295,801
307,940
300,940
301,683
296,835
303,587
308,024
301,037
301,086
308,505
292,205
293,584
309,924
300.783
302,422
291,420
303,406
308,451
298.627
295,114
309,415
295,565
295,566
295,134
310,056
291,903
309,577
293,009
291,743
306,556
297,461
293,382
298,032
295,918
292,688
303,312
297,487
299,169
298,193
305,276
305,277
301.187
305,355
307,005
293,411
305,354
296,060
293,412
307.351
294,572
294,105
301,877
292,408
299,471
297,726
309,605
301,126
305,282
30.5,283
298,280
296,651
301,006
293.294
308,688
308,289
Date.
Oct. 14
Mar. 4
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
Nov. 25
Apr. 8
Jan. 15
Apr. 22
Apr. 1
Oct. 14
Apr. 15
Sept. 2
Aug. 19
Feb. 12
June 3
May 20
Feb. 12
Mar. 25
Nov. 11
June 24
July 8
Apr. 15
Aug. 12
Nov. 11
June 24
July 1
Nov. 25
Jan. 22
Feb. 12
Dec. 30
June 24
July 22
Jan. 1
Aug. 12
Nov. 25
May 20
Mar. 11
Dec. 16
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Mar. 11
Dec. 30
Jan. 15
Dec. 23
Feb. 5
Jan. 8
Oct. 14
Apr. 22
Feb.
May
Apr.
Jan.
Aug.
Apr.
May
May
Sept.
Sept.
Jiilv
Sept.
Oct.
Feb.
Sept.
Apr.
Feb.
Oct.
Mar.
Feb.
July
Jan.
Monthly
volume.
514
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212
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937
1402
2100
422
812
1130
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589
516
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671
1860
691
1848
780
1184
881
788
1969
11
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1490
1026
1787
1664
1727
503
660
1355
1094
970
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1561
1561
997
1951
1123
1340
285
920
673
1976
800
92
29
2130
543
2008
1521
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1296
1297
148
1391
1261
837
1390
201
838
1751
4 I 289
26 i 1715
15 I 1037
22 1754
May 27 ' 1885
Apr. 29 I 2345
Dec. 23 1379
July 1 i 71
Sept. 16 i 1304
Sept. 1« ! 1304
May 6 416
Apr. 8
June 24
Feb. 12
Dec. 2
Nov. 18
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957
1928
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564
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1285
150
238
622
527
1307
4
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290
629
1071
1250
338
90
582
651
747
1002
925
1130
1130
1007
1104
217
971
494
170
131
389
588
544
8
409
559
396
839
581
1070
1070
30
1087
252
595
1087
41
595
347
878
765
204
338
907
464
978
16
1071
1072
605
191
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566
725
600
589
450
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continned.
Invention.
IFerro-cyanides. Manufacture of
reirule
Ferrules. Machine for making coOed-wire
Perry-boat
Fertilizer
Fertilizer
Fertilizer
Fertilizer
Fertilizer-tlistributer
Fertilizer-distributer
Fertilizer-distributer
Fertilizer-distributer
Fertilizer-distributer
Fertilizer-distributer
Fertilizer-distributer
Fertilizer-distributer
Fertilizer-distributer
FertUizerdistributinfr attachment for rollers
Fertilizer-dropper and seed-planter
Fertilizer pulverizer and distributer
Fertilizers. Apparatus for desiccating
Fertilizers. Apparatus for drying
Fertilizers. Apparatus for drying and pulverizing
blood, &c., for
Fertilizers. Apparatus for making
Fertilizers. Machine for distributing
Fertilizers. Treating phosphates for
Fertilizers. Treating phosphates for
Fertilizing-machine .'.
FertUiziug materials. Manufacture of
Fetter for animals
Fiber-drying machine
Fiber from woolen fabrics. Apparatus for separat-
ing vegetable
Fiber-machine
Fiber-machine
Fiber. Machine for converting wood into
Fiber. Separating and subdividing vegetable
Fibers from fiber-bearing plants. Machine for ob-
taining
Mbers from fiber-bearing substances. Machine for ?
obtaining 5
Fibers. Machine for opening, cleaning, and con-
densing textile
Fibers of plants. Machine for extracting and cleaning.
Fibers. Producing molded articles from substances
containing ligneous
Fibers. Treatment of textile vegetable
Fibrous material. Binding composition for
Fibrous material. Treatment of vejretable
Fibrous materials. Binding composition for
Fibrous materials. Opener and cleaner for
Fibrous plants. Process of and apparatus for treat-
ing
Field-roller
Field-roUer
Fifth-wheel
Fifth-wheel
Fifth-wheel
Fifth-wheel
Fifth-wheel
Fifth-wheel
Fifth-wheel
Fifth-wheel
Fifth-wheel
Fifth-wheel
Fifth-wheel
Fifth-wheel.
Fifth- wheel and head-block. Combined
Fifth- wheel. Vehicle
Fifth-wheel. Vehicle
Fifth- wheel. Vehicle
Fifth-wheel. Vehicle
Fifth- wheel. Vehicle
Fifth-wheel. Vehicle
Fifth-wheel. Vehicle
Fifth-wheel. "Wagon
Fifth- wheel. TVagon
File ?
File
File and cabinet. Letter-
File and document-case. Bill-
File and holder
File. Bill-
File. Bill-
FUe. Bill-
Name.
G. De Vigne
Gr. E. Hopkins
J. Crowfoot
T. R. Puckett and ST. 0. Pyles
B. C. Briggs
D. E. Castleman
L. Haas ,
J. R. Young, Jr ,
B. F. Archer
A. G. Clarkson
V. Magaw
A. Mekenney
H. 0. Peabody
A. Roger ,
J. L. Riter
J. W. Spangler
A. Zisset
S. C. Meddick
J. Sanderlin ,
C.F.Dinkle
H. Breer
W. "Wright
J. Farmer ..;
A. Von Podewils
A. .Johnson
G. A. Liebig and J. F. Gibbons . -
T. B. Stillman and A. H. Koefoed
G. "W. Harkey ,
F. L. Harris
M. E. Burlingame
F. G. and A. C. Sargent
J. H. Riley
G. "Worthington and E. J. Parvin.
G. "Worthington and E. J. Parvin.
J. H. Hayden and J. R. Sleeper . -
C. Toppan
G. Sanford
E. L. Lowe, Jr
H. C. Perham and A. Clarke
P. Cohn
F. Thiemer
E. Fr6my and V. "Crbaiu
J. H. Peiuberton
A. Prinz
J. H. Pemberton. (Reissue)
J. E. Van"Winkle
J. A. Hitter
R. Braden
"W. H. Thomas
C. "W.Allen
"W. M. Appleman
H. H. E. Bery
J. M. Hemdon
S. Higdon
5. J. McDonald and C. "W. Shaefer
"W. H. Miller
H. "W. Moore ,
M. J. Rogers
"W.H. Stickle
H. B. Yaryan
6. H. Young
0. and E. Swedherg ,
J. Hough and E. Spencer
M. H. Lane and R. "W. Mayhew . .
J. "W. Leete
J. H. McCabe
J. McEntee
J. H. Robinson
F.P. Stone
J. T. Dougine
J. T. Dougine
G. Custer
L. Mailer
A. L. Colton
F.G.DuBois
G. J. Murdock
G. L. Broomhall
J. H. Louder
P. "W. Peckham and S. D. Cooper. .
Monthly
Official
3^0.
volume.
Gazette.
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6
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I
291,163
Jan.
1
187
26
35
295,399
Mar.
18
1339
373
26
1084
291,496
Jan.
8
607
171
26
116
306,175
Oct.
7
194
52
29
35
298,939
May
20
1228
27
774
292.470
Jan.
29
1841
26
361
307,718
Nov.
4
396
29
444
308,397
Nov.
25-
1279
29
636
298,270
May
6
404
ioi
27
602
307,527
Nov.
4
145
39
29
397
306,844
Oct.
21
1058
280
29
213
292,672
Jan.
29
2112
587
26
406
309,404
Dec.
16
1111
C297
i298
|29
922
292,852
Feb.
5
88
24
26
459
304,754
Sept.
9
611
167
28
937
296,239
Apr.
1
424
119
27
81
310,010
Dec.
30
1889
510
29
1092
297,828
Apr.
29
2457
673
27
486
302,593
July
29
1966
■ 539
28
386
298,186
May
6
282
73
27
579
303,914
Aug.
19
1303
361
28
708
299,898
June
3
488
128
27
101.5
299,766
June
3
345
88
(■476
,477
1478
27
]
986
295,695
Mar.
25
1721
^26
1159
302,143
July
15
1355
375
28
264
302,266
July
22
1518
28
299
305,249
Sept.
16
1259
28
1063
295,387
Mar.
18
1324
369
26
1081
303,371
Aug.
12
615
169
28
573
298,551
May
13
738
208
27
675
294,510
Mar.
4
213
60
26
866
300,010
June 10
645
176
27
1052
304,680
Sept.
2
511
140
28
912
304,681
Sept.
2
514
140
28
912
298.851
May
20
1120
315
27
7.52
303.342
Aug.
12
576
28
566
306,180
Oct.
7
199
53
29
36
292,240
Jan.
22
1545
C432
H33
15
|26
299
295,938
Apr.
1
54
27
13
293,422
Feb.
12
847
229
26
597
301,405
July
1
426
28
79
303,221
Aug.
5
424
28
534
302,023
July
15
1213
28
237
301,069
June 24
2007
27
1314
10,520
Sept.
9
971
28
1006
299,297
May
27
1676
C486
H81
454
{27
868
300,778
June 24
1657
27
1249
305,661
Sept.
Zi
1785
497
28
1166
307,503
Nov.
4
114
31
29
391
304,155
Aug.
26
1638
447
28
774
300,674
June 17
1522
419
27
1221
300,196
June 10
895
240
27
109T
305,077
Sept.
16
1026
281
28
1022
302,486
July
22
1813
496
28
353
300,504
Oct.
14
610
161
29
119
303,395
Aug.
12
647
177
28
580
309,726
Dec.
23
1524
414
29
1005
294,915
Mar.
11
702
196
26
957
295,458
Mar.
18
1406
(388
^389
117
{26
1097
306.371
Oct.
7
437
29
81
307,894
Nov.
11
637
174
29
49ff
301,840
July
8
986
C267
^268
|28
188
304,646
Sept.
2
470
130
28
904
303.739
Aug.
19
1084
297
28
666
296,855
Apr.
15
1209
339
27
243
302,755
Julv
29
2170
596
28
421
304,839
Sept.
9
714
195
28
958
307,069
Oct.
21
1357
362
29
269
308.860
Dec.
2
390
103
29
770
297,685
Apr.
29
2291
624
27
454
307,752
Nov.
11
439
122
29
459
295,487
Mar.
18
1452
400
26
1105
309,973
Dec.
30
1845
496
29
1082
298,450
May
13
623
5^"
) 178
(27
652
304,627
Sept.
2
450
124
28
900
309,153
Dec.
9
764
206
29
852
303.260
Aug.
12
478
131
28
549-
296.762
Apr.
15
1094
308
27
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5
69
21
28
468
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inverJiona — Continued.
451
Invention.
File. Bill and letter
Pile. Billorletter
File-blank fullerer
File-blanks, ilachiiie for forming teeth upon
File-blanks. Machine for forming the teeth upon.
File book. Letter and bill
File-box
File-bos
File-box
File-box
File box. Paper-
File case and cabinet
FUe. Check and bill
File-cntting machine
File-cutting machine
File. Extension-
File-holder
File-holder
File-holder
File-holder
File holder and case
Fileholder. Paper-
File. Letter-
File. Letter-
File. Letter- ..-..'
File. LetterandbiU
File. Letter or biU
File. Letter or paper
File. Newspaper-
File or holder. Paper
File. Pap*-
File. Paper-
File. Paper-
File. Paper-
File. Paper-
File. Paper-
FUe. Paper-
File. Paper or letter
File. Prescription-
File stick, ifewspaper-
Files. Cutting three-eomered
Filing papers. Device for
Filler
Fillet for pattern-makers' and joiners' use
FUter
Filter
Filter
Filter
FUter
FUter
Filter
Filter
Filter
FUter
FUter
Filter
Filter
FUter
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter and cooler. Combined
Filter and cooler. Combined water
FUter and cooler. Combined water ,
Filter-case
Filter. Coffee-
FUter. Coffee-pot
Filter, cooler, and refrigerator. Combined
Filter. Floating
Filter for coffee and tea pots, &o
FUter for coffee-pots
Filter for water-coolers
Filter. Hydrant- ,
Filter. Oil-
FUter-press
Filter-pres s ^
Filter-press
Filter-press plate ,
Filter. Slime-
FUter. Water-
FUter. "Water-
FUter. "Water-
Filter. "Water-
Filtering apparatus
FUtering apparatus
Name.
S.H.Fish
M. B. Hnrly
Gr. Bamett and H. J. Gosling .
"W. T.Nicholson
"W. T. Nicholson
L. P. Keech
Gr. L. Ahmay
E. W.Bymr
A. G. L jne
F. M. Senter
F. W.Pratt
E. F. Wilson
G. V. Nauerth
S. Hamblin
C.Togel
J. Gross
T. E. Baden
W. EC. Foster
A. E. WUliams . .
E. W. Woodruff.
E. T. Pearson . . .
A. C. Schooley.
W. H. GUman -
J. M. Jenkins -
G. Mason
G. W. Plnmmer .
O. C. Mackenzie .
W. E. Havens...
G.T. Nauerth...
0. H. Gehrs
W. D. Doremus. .
W. H. Fox
L. A. McCord . . .
C. W. Sherwood .
M. Smith
E. P: Traxler....
E. W. Woodruff.
W. B. Berry
E. H. T. Nesbitt.
J". F. Huth
C. M. Fairbanks.
J. C. Lang
L. V. Sone
J. J. "White
W. Ball
E. L. Barber
J. A. Crocker . . .
A. B. Denton
J.Durel
B. HoUand, Jr...
J.W.Hyatt
J.W.Hyatt
J. W. Hyatt ,
J.W.Hyatt ,
E. L. Kester
E.W. Kidney
J. M. Learned ,
J. T. A. Lewis and C. A. Wolff.
W. Piercv
A. D. Puffer
J. Toland
A. Von Weisenflne
J. Carter ,
F. E. Cady
F.E. Cady
E. S. Eich
W. G.Flanders
H. A. Manning
W. E. Templeton
J. H. Breese
F. Eicker
E. B. and H. A. Manning
A. Fiske
G. W. Shawk and A. S. Wetmore.
D. S. Neiman
G. B. Boomer
S. H. Johnson
H. Warden
G. T. Eeiss and J. W. See
J. L. Enssell
J. E. Heath
J. Johnson
E. Karst
J. Eeid
J. F. C. Farquhar and W. Oldham.
C. F. Holdship
No.
294,214
301,368
303,484
296,439
300,114
309.858
309,815
291,574
301,452
292,692
294,268
302,615
300,724
309,458
298,714
292,484
300,432
293,645
300,546
306,308
296,611
294,279
300,594
303,519
299,819
295,940
291,752
295,391
299,249
304,817
297,577
301,352
294,651
295,591
291,237
303,469
297,905
301.204
303,313
306,490
304,307
297.999
309,319
.303,090
291,863
295,327
305,574
296,939
292,631
300,367
293,742
293,743
293,744
293,745
300,612
303,737
295,926
294.244
308,792
306,575
291,550
310,157
308,058
293,562
Date.
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293,
308.
305.
308,
291.
304.
307,
291,
299,
305,
301,
298.
297.
302,
301,
292,
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519
661
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580
285
238
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275
953
794
758
042
867
460
912
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296.972
291,083
297,363
301,894
Feb.
26
July
1
Aug.
12
Apr.
8
June 10
Dec.
30
Dec.
30
Jan.
8
July
1
Jan.
29
Feb.
26
July
29
June 17
Dec.
16
May
13
Jan.
29
June 17
Feb.
19
June 17
Oct.
7
Apr.
8
Feb.
2fi
June 17
Aug. 12
June 3
Apr. 1
Jan. 8
Mar. IS
Mav 27
Sept. 9
Apr. 29
July 1
Mar. 4
Mar. 25
Jan. 1
Aug. 12
Apr. 29
July 1
Aug. 12
Oct': 14
Sept. 2
May 6
Dec. 16
Aug. 5
Jan. 15
Mar. 18
Sept. 23
Apr. 15
Jan. 29
June 17
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
June 17
Aug. 19
Apr. 1
Feb. 26
Dec. 2
Nov. 25
Jan. 8
Dec. 30
Nov. 18
Feb. 12
Apr. 8
Feb. 12
Dec. 2
Sept. 30
Nov. 25
Jan. 1
Aug. 26
Nov. 11
Jan. 15
Mav 27
Sept. 30
July 8
May 20
Apr. 15
July 29
July 1
Feb. 5
Feb. 26
Apr. 15
Jan. 1
Apr. 22
July 15
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volume.
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753
687
776
1706
1644
705
480
2135
1926
2003
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1176
944
1856
1206
1100
1346
358
913
1940
1398
795
402
57
927
1327
1613
683
2150
354
386
1591
277
735
2542
171
544
591
29
50
1010
264
1075
1249
1677
1316
2056
1122
1230
1231
1233
1234
1425
1082
41
1899
295
1532
676
2079
835
1003
984
954
106
2161
1540
335
1749
722
1105
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2172
920
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1441
2311
494
164
1761
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198
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548
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198
308
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251
281
397
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601
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1056
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713
364
1162
650
1189
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181
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1198
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14
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952
427
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1136
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718
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
riltering apparatus
THltering apparatus. Liquid
Filtering composition
Filtering material
Piltering or straining apparatus.
Filtering water
Filtering -water
Filtration
Filtration
Filtration
Centrifugal .
Filtration
Finger-ring
Finger-ring
Finger-ring
Finger-ring
Finger-ring
Finger-ring
Finger-ring
Finger-ring
Finger-ring
Finger-ring. Adjustable
Finger-ring gage
Finger-rings, &c. Adjustable device for
Finger-rings, bracelets, (fee. Lock for adjusting
Finger-rings, ferrules, &o. Device for expanding . . .
Fire-alarm ;
Fire-alarm
Fire-alarm
Fire-alaim
Fire-alai-m and call-bell system. Electric
Fire-alarm and fire-extinguisher system. Electric . . .
Fire-alarm and time-detector. Combined
Fire-alarm apparatus. Electric
Fire-alarm. Automatic
Fire-alarm. Automatic
Fire.alarm box
Fire-alarm. Electric
Fire-alarm. Electric
Fire-alarm system
Fire and police alarm. Combined
Fire and water proof compound
Fire and water proof material for roofing, &o .
Fire-arm
Fire-arm
Fire-arm
Fire-arm barrel
Fire-arm. Breech-loading
Fire-arm. Breech-loading
Fire-arm. Breech-loading .
Fire-arm. Breech-loading .
Fire-arm. Breecli-loading .
Fire-arm. Breech-loading .
Fire-arm. Breech-loading .
Fire-arm. Breech-loading .
Breech-loading .
Breech-l
Breech-1
Breech-loading
i-loading .
L-loading .
Firearm.
Fire-arm.
Fjre-arm.
Fire-arm.
Fire-arm. Breech-loading .
Fire-arm. Breech-loading .
Fire-arm. Breech-loading .
Fire-arm. Breech-loading .
Fire-arm.
Fire-arm.
Fire-arm.
Fire-arm.
Fire-aim.
Fire-arm.
Fire-arm.
Fire-arm
Fire-arm
Fire-arm
Fire-arm
Fire-arm.
Fire-arm,
Fire-arm.
Fire-arm,
Fire-arm,
Fire-arm
Fire arm
Fire-arm
Fire-arm
Breech-loading .
Breech-loading .
Breech-loading .
Breech-loading .
Breech -loading .
Electric
Electric
lock
lock
look
lock
Magazine .,
Magazine
Magazine
Magazine
. Magazine ,
. Magazine
. Magazine ,
. Magazine ,
. Magazine
Kame.
J. W. Hyatt.
J. F. C. Farquhar and "W. Oldham.
E. M. Sommers
L S.Hyatt
S. M. LiUie. (Reissue)
J. "W. Hyatt
J. W. Hyatt
•T. W. Hyatt
J. "W. Hyatt
J. W.Hyatt
J. "W. Hyatt
E. Brettner
J. Bulova ;
H. Henrich
H. Henrich
A. B. Place and J. P. Peterson .
C.Prahl
C. Staiger ,
O. Thie
J". Wodiska
B. Lewkowitz
F. D. McDoweU
A. Sussman
F. J. Schindler
J. Gr. Messemer
B. J. Antrim
E. Durr
C. H. iTudson
F. A. Simonds
P. Grugerty
C.E.Buell
J. A. Tilden
M. D. Porter
H. isr. Fenner
J.Hill
E. B. Birge ■-
J.Hill
G. E. and E. E. Hovenden
E. F. Phillips and J. F. Land.
J. C. Henry
0. F. Parsons
C. F. Brigham
J. H. Brown
D. S. Cole
W. Newcomb
TV. Hebler
H. Allender
W. Anson
"W. Anson and J. Deeley.
"W. E, Budd _
W. H.Davenport "■.
■W. H. Davenport
N. E. Davis
E. Gr. Dorchester
J. Duval
"W.H.Elliot
TV. M. Farrow
"W. and S. E. Folk .
J. E. Gage
P. T. Godsal. ...
P. and C. Kaul .
F. Schraud
W. S. Teall
H. TJpdegraff
F. andH. Vetter
T.M. Wallis
W. H. Whitney
A. T. Brown
E. H. S. Thompson
.T. "W. Coffin and J. Maloney .
E. M. De Belleval
C. J. Ehbets
J. Victor
E. L. Brewer
E. L. Brewer
J. M. and M. S. Browning . . .
A. Burgess
M. L. Bmlje
J.M.CIough
W.H. Elliot
TV. H. Elliot
J. Leemann
ITo.
293,750
297,364
301,015
293,741
10,457
293,882
293,883
293,746
293,747
293,748
293,749
299,051
296,312
293,874
293,875
307,869
297,446
293,985
292,963
304,287
293,044
291,373
304,579
294,277
299,413
304,894
303.367
298,981
304,964
305,688
294,008
301,645
296,874
299,970
295.760
303,109
295,759
299,.546
302.935
295,249
300,729
298,282
307,706
291,153
308.513
296,958
303,411
305,264
297,907
291.980
300.851
300.852
293,719
305,160
307,273
309,834
306,391
308,482
296,325
297,784
298,982
295,437
308.216
291.111
309,265
301.021
304.480
291,288
309.262
302,893
308,941
306.596
300.743
307,263
307.626
306,577
303.262
307,175
294,581
293,315
307.531
295,564
Date.
Feb. 19
Apr. 22
June 24
Feb. 19
Mar. 4
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
May 20
Apr. 8
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Nov. 11
Apr. 22
Feb. 19
Feb. 5
Aug. 26
Feb. 5
Jan. 1
Sept. 2
Feb. 2fi
Mav 27
Sept. 9
Aug. 12
Mav 20
Sept. 9
Sept. 23
Feb. 26
July 8
Apr. 15
J\me 10
Mar. 25
Aug. 5
Mar. 25
June 3
Aug. 5
Mar. 18
June 17
May 6
Jfov. 4
Jan. 1
Nov. 25
Apr. 15
Aug. 12
Sept. 16
Apr. 29
Jan. 15
June 24
June 24
Feb. 19
Sept, 16
Oct. 28
Dec. 30
Oct. 14
Nov. 25
Apr. 8
Apr. 29
May 20
Mar. 18
Nov. 18
Jan. 1
Dec. 16
June 24
Sept. 2
Jan. 1
Dec. 16
Aug. 5
Nov. 18
Oct. 14
June 17
Oct. 28
Nov. 4
Oct. 14
Aug. 12
Oct. 28
Mar. 4
Feb. 12
Nov. 4
Mar. 25
Monthly
volume.
p.
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1860
1943
1229
493
1420
1421
1235
1238
1240
1245
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532
1413
1414
601
1960
1552
229
1810
325
438
392
1938
1822
794
611
1279
887
1816
1578
738
1234
587
1804
285
1800,
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72
1153
1593
419
382
173
1433
1332
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1279
2545
1213
1745
1746
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1135
1646
1669
465
1389
548
2410
1280
1378
1041
120
924
1949
253
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921
16
1073
732
1611
1634
273
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479
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1129
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
453
InTention.
Magazine.
Magazine.
Magazine.
Magazine.
Magazine.
Fire-arm.
Fire-arm.
Fire-arm.
Fire-ann.
Fire-arm.
Fire-arm. Magazine
Fire-arm magazine
Fire-arm magazine
Fire-arm magazine
Fire-arm magazine
Fire-arm magazine
Fire-arm magazine
Fire-arm magazine
Fire-arm. Eevolving
Fire-arm. Eevolving ,
Fire-arm. Revolving
Firearm safet v-lock
Fire-arm shieli
Fire-arm sight
Fire-arm sight
Fire-arm sight
Fire-arm sight
Fire-arm sight
Fire-arm sighting attachment
Fire-arm sighting attachment
Fire-arms. Rear sight for
Firearms. EecoU mechanism for
Fire-arms. Shell-extractor for
Fire compound. Colored-
Fire. Device for cntting off the flow of gas, &o., in
case of
Fire-engine
Fire-engine attachment
Fire-engines. Automatic relief -valve for steam
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape .'
Fire-escape
Fire-escapo
Fire-escape
Fire-esca]3e
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape 4
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Name.
J. M. Marlin
"W. Mason
W. Mason
W. Mason
E. A. F. Moses .
E. Rhodes
R. F.Cook
L. P. Diss
L. P. Diss
W. H. EUiot
J. H. Krug
J". P. Lee and L. P. Diss.
W. W. Wetmore
W. Trahne
W. Trahue
W. Trahue
D.L. Tower
J. Hunter
E. L. Berthoud
W. Lyman
W. Plettner
W. Plettner
F. J. Rabbeth
H. C. Gushing
T. Gilbert
F. .J. Rabbeth
J. P. Onderdonk
N. O. "Waymlre
J. Herzog
J. A. Laemle
W.F.Baldwin
M. R. Vandervoort
J. E. Prunty
C. B. Anderson
C. B. Anderson
C. B. Anderson
D. Arnold
N. E. Baar, C. J. and I. E. Coe .
J. Batten
Gr. F. Bauer and D. "WiUiams .
S. Beltz
B.F.Bennett
D. Bennett
T. Bfissier
G.M.Bird
R. T. Bi.shop
Y. W. Blanchard
L. Blessing
C. Bloss
F. A. Bone
N. H. Borgfeldt
S.Bott
J. H. Bowley
E. W. Bradiey
T. Brooke
J.H.Burks
R. A. Bush
S. D. Butler
J. M. Chesnnt
A.L. Clark
E.P.Clark
J.E. Clokey
J.^V. Corder
M. C. Corrigan
G.V. Covert
"W. Craddock
J. A. Crandall
TV.F. Cullen
A. S. Cunier
No.
297,424
295,031
305,093
306,630
307,407
299,264
305,050
303,992
304,712
309,213
.304,008
295,563
310,103
301,180
301,181
301,182
305,866
295,013
298,659
298,305
295,425
306,099
301,628
294,770
309,342
308,699
294,402
299,302
309,948
•291,061
292,276
300,665
297,087
296,502
298,266
310,014
301,657
293,215
304.596
304,898
298,723
295,221
293,137
295,477
293,845
302,231
295,723
299,511
302,232
294,109
294,360
304,603
298,725
293,707
292,981
300,843
294.848
293,627
295,112
292,411
292.989
309,929
307,019
300,347
309,527
309,031
C. R. S. Cnrtis.
300,308
304,619
292,414
■ 298,292
J. T. Davis I 307.023
0. F. Davis 1299,967
H. E. Doren 1292,548
E.E. Downie ,295,527
B.Dye '294,860
J. H. Ellis, M. "Wilson, and F. Tan- , 299,764
ner. '
L. J. Evans 300,857
J. Finnegan i 305,582
A. Fischer j 291,319
E. Frazier 303,426
K. Freeman ' 301,441
W. A. Fries 306.235
"W.H.Glenn ] 291,333
LF. Good 309,141
L. J. Gott 295,631
H. Greene 300,248
"W. 3Sr. Griswold 293,322
Date.
Apr. 22
Mar. 11
Sept. 16
Oct. 14
Oct. 28
May 27
Sept. 16
Aug. 26
Sept. 9
Dec. 16
Aug. 26
Mar. 25
Dec. 30
July 1
July 1
July 1
Sept. 30
Mar. 11
May 13
May 6
Mar. 18
Oct. 7
July 8
Mar. 11
Dec. 16
Dec. 2
Mar. 4
May 27
Dec. 30
Jan. 1
Jan. 22
June 17
Apr. 15
Apr. 8
May 6
Dec. 30
JulT 8
Feb. 12
Sept._ 2
Sept. 9
May 20
Mar. 18
Feb. 5
Mar. 18
Feb. 19
July 22
Mar. 25
June 3
July 22
Feb. 26
Mar. 4
Sept. 2
May 20
Feb. 19
Feb. 5
June 24
Mar. 11
Feb. 19
Mar. 11
Jan. 22
Feb. 5
Dec. 30
Oct. 21
June 17
Dec. 23
Dec. 9
June 10
Sept. 2
Jan. 22
May 6
Oct. 21
June 10
Jan. 29
Mar. 25
Mar. 11
June 3
.Tune 24
Sept. 23
Jan. 1
Aug. 12
July 1
Oct^ 7
Jan. 1
Dec. 9
Mar. 25
June 10
Feb. 12
Monthly
volume.
ai
1930
861
1044
776
1826
1627
992
1419
561
860
1440
1556
2015
140
142
143
2062
840
869
446
1367
87
721
520
1039
158
82
1682
1816
55
1591
1.511
1490
769
397
1895
754
577
415
962
1116
463
1433
1378
1474
1757
10
1476
1720
25
424
964
1183
2.52
1736
623
1080
967
1761
259
1794
1286
1099
1265
617
1041
442
1764
429
1291
584
1956
1503
641
343
17.52
1685
382
684
470
268
395
752
1640
959
717
527
236
286
(205
)206
493
C467
J 468
272
391
153
229
397
431
541
37
37
37
572
230
244
120
379
22
198
145
270
42
21
482
16
444
416
412
211
104
511
207
152
115
116
218
268
308
1-23
396
380
408
488
4
409
473
7
117
269
329
69
474
173
299
264
490
71,72
484
344
299
342
162
(281
)282
122
491
(115
(116
! 345
157
' 545
415
178
87
478
469
107
188
126
73
111
203
455
259
192
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908
728
843
870
380
983
1026
150
360
860
1016
733
928
877
737
1129
1115
28
28
29
1224
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697
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26
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29
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29
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306
1219
295
1.52
601
1093
145
548
893
974
724
1041
523
1102
698
291
1165
923
291
766
833
895
724
665
488
1263
942
646
1001
339
490
1072
256
1145
958
821
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454
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
InTention.
Fire
Fire-
Fire
Fire-
Fire-
Fire
Fire
Fire
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
escape .
-escape -
-escape ,
-escape,
-escape
-escape
escape
■escape .
-escape ,
-escape
-escape .
-escape
escape .
-escape .
-escape .
-escape,
-escape .
■escape .
escape. -
-escape .
escape.,
escape .
escape . ,
escape .
escape .
escape .
escape . .
escape.,
escape .
escape .
escape .
escape .
escape.,
escape .
escape .
escape .
escape..
Fire-escape.
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
-escape,
■escape
■escape
■escape
■escape .
escape
■escape
escape .
-escape .
escape -
escape
escape
escape,
escape .
escape .
escape
Fire-escape
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire
Fire
escape .
escape
escape .
escape .
escape
escape .
escape .
Fire-escape .
Fire-escape .
Fire-escape
Fire-escape .
Fire-escape
Fire-escape .
Fire-escape .
Fire-escape .
Fire-escape
Fire-escape ,
-escape .
-escape .
-escape .
-escape .
escape ,
-escape .
-escape .
-escape .
■escape .
-escape ,
-escape .
-escape,
escape.,
escape .
-escape.,
escape .
escape .
escape .
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Fire-
Kame.
Ifo.
J. T. Guthrie
J. Haege
J. Haege
T.Hale
A. H. Hall
T. HamUton
E. Hammill
Gr. H. Herrington and M. Hellar.
TP". F. Higli
O.Hirt
J. M. Hodson
Gr.W. Hubbard
K. Hubner
G. E. Jeiitins
W. Jensen
E. K. Johnson
J. A. Johnson
S. J. Joyce
H.Kafka
C.Kehr....;
W. F. Kientoff and P. Bertemes .
G. M. Kim
C. A. Knauer
J. K. Koons
J. Larson and A. "W. Hagstrom .
W. Lawrence
N. Lennards
T. P. Letton
■W. E. Lindop
H. T. Linnenbrink
A. "W. Lozier
J. L. MaoDonald
T. Macdonough
L. D.V.Mason
T. D. McKinzie
C. E. Metzler
G. W. Mickle
A.S.Miller
"W. M. Miller
O. G. Moore and M. H. Marcus . . .
C. M. Morrison
J. L. Mott, Jr
E. E. Nelson, Sr
S. Korris
M. C. O'Connor
C. J. and E. J. O'Sullivan
J. S. Oram and H. R. Dickerman .
H. Paddock and H. "W. Miller . . . .
E. Painter
F. D. Parmelee
K. B. Parrott
T.B. Peacock
E. A. C. Petersen
L.G.Pettis
D. C.Pierce
D. C.Pierce
C. L Pittman
H. Poole
J^E. Post
In. J. Powell
S. A. Price
J. Eeisdorff
H. Kesley
H. Eensch
H. Eensch
J. C. Eichberg and D. Brobston
M.H.Eobb
C. A. Eoberts
M. L. Eossvally
E. C. Eutherford
G.Kyer ,
J. G. Schiller ,
M.Scholl
C. E. Shelton
E. F. Sherman
C.F. Shore
G. Sinfleld :
A. A.Starr
J. Steinwender
E. Sterenson
E. Stevenson
J. Stever
J. Stever
H. C. Stockham and J. Adams.
J. C. Stoddard
J. C. Stoddard
S.J. Stofer
J. Taylor
B. F.Teal
A. H. Terwilliger
292,803
299,132
306,149
300,465
303,638
309,619
303,004
307,941
304,730
309,545
304,820
306,489
306,078
294,629
294,239
294,879
291,910
293,177
291,198
291,601
291,060
292,825
292,322
309,149
300,090
300,091
292,328
294,887
306,843
308,179
295,.570
301,138
295,929
304,212
306,848
302,151
300,622
291,378
295,127
291,756
305,950
299,833
300,112
292,134
297,710
302,278
301,387
300,498
304,850
297,837
295,047
293.072
294,908
303,042
291,532
293,352
297,843
295,278
300,797
306,520
307,224
301,923
295,430
299,850
308,279
292,855
309,097
294,275
306,526
297,089
303,055
300,902
295,203
310,087
296,298
306,871
297,857
301,296
293,080
292,767
296,243
294,522
294,523
291,240
292,265
303,337
291,423
299,595
301,019
308,444
Date.
Feb. 5
May 27
Oct. 7
June 17
Aug. 19
Dec. 23
Aug. 5
K'ov. 11
Sept. 9
Dec. 23
Sept. 9
Oct. 14
Oct. 7
Mar. 4
Feb. 26
Mar. 11
Monthly
volume.
CO
Jan.
15
Feb.
5
Jan.
1
•Jan.
8
Jan.
1
Feb.
5
Jan.
22
Dec.
9
June
10
June 10 1
Jan.
22
Mar.
11
Oct.
21
Nov.
18
Mar.
25
July
1
Apr.
1
Aug.
26
Oct.
21
July
15
June 17 1
Jan.
1
Mar.
11
Jan.
8
Sept.
30
June
3
June
10
Jan.
15
Apr.
29
July
22
July
1
June 17 1
Sept.
9
Apr.
Mar.
29
11
Feb.
5
Mar.
11
Auff.
5
Jan.
8
Feb.
12
Apr.
29
Mar.
1H
June 24 1
Oct.
14
Oct.
28
July
15
Mar.
18
June
3
Nov.
18
Feb.
5
Dec.
9
Feb.
26
Oct.
14
Apr.
15
Aug.
5
June 24 1
Mar.
18
Dec.
30
Apr.
1
Oct.
21
Apr.
29
July
1
Ffil).
19
Jan.
29
Apr.
1
Mar.
4
Mar.
4
Jan.
1
Jan.
22
Aug.
12
Jan.
1
June
3
June 24 1
Nov.
25 1
33
1478
156
1246
966
1398
163
691
583
1291
686
590
55
354
1894
659
1131
518
234
745
54
57
1642
759
740
742
1648
674
1057
982
1566
85
44
1716
1066
1369
1442
447
984
932
2169
417
773
1395
2323
1535
404
1287
731
2466
879
364
696
205
654
754
2472
1188
1678
628
1572
1091
1372
435
1119
94
698
1935
035
1492
219
1808'
1091
1994
512
1093
2486
287
1145
2254
429
225
226
280
1578
571
508
123
1946
1348
424
41,42
341
264
377
46
189
159
350
188
1.55
14
98
518
184
315
1.37
64.65
210
16
15,16
459
205
200
200
461
188
280
267
434
21,22
13
468
282
378
397
C126
il27
270
261
602
108
208
390
632
424
111
354
201
675
241
99
194
.57
(185
)186
201
677
329
459
165
421
300
C380
i381
113
305
26
188
531
167
413
60
C494
1495
301
530
143
290
681
78
319
624
120
63,64
64
78
441
157
143
30
538
367
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26
26
26
29
27
27
26
26
29
29
26
28
27
28
29
28
27
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26
26
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27
27
26
27
28
28
27
28
27
26
26
26
28
1 26
26
27
26
27
29
29
28
26
}2,
449
832
28
1169
644
982
485
507
932
962
952
115
12
889
795
949
219
532
42
140
13
453
316
850
1070
1070
317
952
213
572
1131
18
11
788
215
266
1206
81
1005
172
1243
1001
1075
268
461
301
75
1178
961
488
986
508
956
493
124
579
489
1055
1252
123
314
214
1091
1004
598
430
838
806
124
295
496
1277
1037
1111
96
221
492
55
659
431
82
868
868
51
304
565
91
942
1303
649
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AlplMbetical list of inventions — Continued.
455
Invention.
Name.
No.
Date.
Monthly
Tolumo.
Official
G-azotte.
(B
Pi
I"ire-e8cape
IFire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fiie-escape
Fire-escape
Tire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape ■-
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fire-escape
Fii'e-escapo and alarm
Fire-escape and hook-and-ladder carriage
Fire-escape and self-preserver
Tire-escape and water-conductor
Fire-escape. Automatic
Fire-escape. Bed-spiing
Fire-escape bracket
Fire-escape. Cable
Fii e-escape. Extensible
Fire-escape ladder
Fire-escape ladder
Fire-escape ladder
Fire-escape ladder
Tire-escape ladder
Fire-escape ladder
Fire-escape ladder. Folding
Tire-escape ladder. Folding
Tire-escape. Permanent
Tire-escape. Permanent
Fire-escape. Portable
Fire-escape. Portable
Fire-escape protector and supporter
Fire-escape sling
Tire-extinguisher
Tire-extinguisher
Tire-extinguisber
Tire-extinguisher
Til e-exttnguisber
Tire-extinguisber
Fire-extinguisher
Fire-extinguisher
Fire-extinguisber
Fire extinguisher and alarm
Fire extinguisher and alarm
Fire-extinguisber. Automatic
Tire-extinguisher. Automatic ,
Tire-extinguisber. Automatic
Tire-extinguisber. Automatic
Fire-extinguisher. Automatic
Fire-extinguisber. Automatic
Fire-extinguisber. Automatic
Fire-extinguisber. Cotton-gin
Fire-extinguisher for railway-cars
Fire-extinguisber. Hand
Fire-extinguisher. Hand-grenade
Fire-extinguisher. Hand-grenade
Fire-extinguishers. Alarm apparatus for automatic
Fire-extingviisbers. Alarm apparatus for automatic
Fire-extinguishers. Hand-grenade for
Fire-extinguishers. Supporting and operating chemi-
cal
Fire-extinguishing apparatus
Fire-extinguishing apparatus
Fire-extinguisbing apparatus. Automatic
Fire-extinguishing compound
Fire-kindler
Fire-kindler
Fire-kindler
Tire-kindler
Fire-kindler
Fire-kindler
Fire-kindler mold
Fire-lio'bter. Automatic
Fireplace . . . ,
Fire-place
Fireplace fender. Folding
Tire-place frames and fender-bars. Stud for
Fire-jOace. Hot-air
Fire-places. Cooking attachment for open
. Fire-plug and hydrant
jr. H. Townsend and E. A. Dub6y .
C. M. Travis and C. H. Stibolt
A. TumbuU
F. J. Underwood
J. Usborne
C. A. Van TVagener
T. "W. Voigt
C. Von der Linden
A.Walker
D. Ware and C. AV. Eicbman . .
G. W. Watts
S. Whitebonse and S. K. Trye .
D. Wilkius
J. B. VViltsbiie
A. J. Windmayer
W. Wise
C. Wood
W. S. Trench
I. G. Morgan
J. B. Robertson
V. W. Blancbard
G. -W. and T. P. Murphey .
M. E. Jones
C. Murdock
J. J. Oros
P. Kingston
A. J. Bartlett
W. Braunan
S. E. Davis
A. M. Downing
H. P. Griswold
F. 0. Eeisener
T. W. Hofele
T. W. Hofele
J. Amsler-Laffon
T. Clarke
T.Clarke
F. I. Freeman
H. Fairbanks
B. Miller and G. H. Hume
J. W. Bishop
C.W.Caryl
T.Gray
G. Macomber
J. McGwin
W. C . Meredith
A. A. Shobe and E. Flannigain
D. C. Stillson
G. W. Taylor, A. R. Cox, W. C.
Brown, and J. N. Sutherland.
C.E.Buell
C. E. Buell
J. E. Brown
J. E. Brown
J. E. Brown
E. W. and F. Grinnell
C. L. Horack
W. Neracber
W. H. Stratton
T. N. Eenfroe
J. Hocking and C. E. Jones
E. H. Lewis
J. J. Harden
C. T. Holloway
C. C. Worthington
C. C. Worthington
H. D. Harden
J. E. Gillespie
J. K. J. Foster .
.•302,059
292,148
296,050
292,709
293,089
295,212
291,245
295,465
295,313
297,883
2J1,441
308,721
307,889
300,822
307,247
295,320
302,459
291,320
291,481
291,940
298,163
297,620
294,882
293,191
308,323
294,035
292,531
296,920
296,145
293,153
297,790
303,884
294,319
304,821
301,785
291.688
291,689
297,126
291,586
296,769
302,682
300,948
307,456
305,088
304,439
301,741
305,482
306,708
299,036
294,308
302,980
303,917
305,663
306,316
299,380
292,432
297,432
306,662
304,130
306,615
307,475
297,075
305,190
306,201
306,202
306,154
297,687
July 15
Jan. 15
Apr. S
Jan. 29
Feb. 19
Mar. 18
Jan. 1
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Apr. 29
Jan. 1
Dec. 2
Nov. 11
June 24
Oct. 28
Mar. 18
July 22
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Jan. 15
May 6
Apr. 29
Mar. 11
Teb. 5
Nov. 18
Mar. 4
Jan. 29
Apr. 15
Apr. 1
Teb. 5
Apr. 29
Aug. 19
Teb. 26
Sept.
9
July
8
Jan.
8
Jan.
8
Apr.
22
Jan.
8
Apr.
15
July
29
June 24
Nov.
4
Sept.
16
Sept.
July
2
8
Sept.
23
Oct.
14
May
20
Teb. 26
Aug. 5
Aug. 19
Sept. 23
Oct. 7
May 27
Jan. 22
Apr. 22
Oct. 14
Aug. 26
Oct. 14
Nov. 4
Apr, 15
Sept. 16
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Apr. 29
291,324 Jan. 1
G. J. Monch
C. C. Walworth and 0. B. Hall ....
N. G. Bartlett
C. J. Canan
B. W. Connelly
T. D. Cordes
E. J. Dunbar
G. C. Kiesewetter
C. Leduc
C. E. Paddack
W. L. and J. A. McGintie
E. Cbickering
E. D. Haven
I. W. Shoemaker
F. G. .Janusch
D.Pearson
J. Kotzum
July 8
Apr. 8
June 10
Julv t
Nov. 18
Dec. 9
Julv 8
July 1
Nov. 18
Teb. 19
Dec. 16
Nov. 25
July 15
June 17
June 10
July 1
Nov. 11
June 3
1256
1409
955
2255
1156
1102
284
1414
1233
2517
520
187
631
1711
1617
1241
1775
389
581
1167
254
2196
667
536
1160
3.59
1926
1293
300
479
2417
1266
1995
910
860
862
1554
727
1101
2080
1856
53
1038
190
860
1506
874
1348
1980
138
1305
1787
376
1772
1793
1939
822
1601
759
80
1477
1180
231
233
164
2294
387
862
754
883
176
935
415
947
217
981
1277
1103
1368
1048
1309
732
242
716
444
348
395
268
209
624
323
305
80
391
342
689
149
49
172
467
429
344
486
109
163
164
326
65,66
599
186
142
322
100
539
359
86
128
660
351
C545
\ 546
- 189
C247
^248
240
241
428
204
310
571
509
14
284
57
234
431
231
385
541
40
361
498
101
510
500
529
218
437
199
21
408
322
62
62, 63
44
624
108
;234
235
208
47
256
110
257
267
353
294
373
287
359
198
65
197
fill
I 115
28
26
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26
26
26
26
26
26
27
26
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29
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27
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29
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26
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26
26
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26
27
28
27
29
28
28
28
28
29
27
26
28
28
28
29
27
26
27
29
28
29
29
27
28
29
29
29
27
26
1 28
27
27
28
29
29
28
28
29
26
29
29
28
27
27
28
29 I 512
J 27 I 1007
245
270
190
432
061
1039
52
1098
1063
498
95
733
495
1259
323
1064
346
70
104
225
574
437
950
535
610
890
375
258
58
526
478
701
813
953
174
160
160
311
136
224
405
1286
380
1024
851
164
1124
169
796
811
480
708
1166
69
887
346
382
158
767
146
385
293
1049
42
42
30
455
70
165
149
1094
35
563
781
181
42
572
681
920
654
305
1183
1068
47
456
INDEX OF PATEKTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contimied.
iDvention.
^ame.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Ill
Rre-pot and lining
Pire-proof compound
Fire-proof compound and sheets made thereof
!Fire-proof fabric
Fire-proof sheet
Kre-proofing fabrics. Composition for
Fire-screen
Fire-shield for roofs, &c
Fire-shovel
Fires on ships. Apparatus for extinguishing
Fires. Standing pipe for the extinguishment of
Fireman's tower
Fish. Apparatus for catching star-
Fish-baits. Mixture for
Fish-box
Fish can. Bait-
Fish-hook
Fish line and hook guard
Fish. Live-box for
Fish-net lines. Machine for casting leads on
Fish-package
Fish. Treating the waste of salt
Fisherman's minnow-bucket
Fishiug-bait kettle
Fishing-tly book
Fishiug-machine
FisMng-reel
Fishing-reels. Making
Fishing-rod-reel fastening ,
Fishing-rod-reel fastening
Fishing-rods. Lock-joint for
Fishing-tackle
Flambeau
Flames. Producing pointed
Flange
Flange-union . . . .'
Flanging-machine
Flanging-machine
Flanging-machine
Flanging-machine
Flanging-machine
Flanging-machine
Flanging-machine
Flanging-machine
Flanging-machine
Flanging-machine
Flanging-machine
Flask:
- See Mold-flask. Molder's flask.
Flax in the retting or steeping process. Treatment of.
Fleece-binder
Flier for speeders
Flier for twisting silk
Floating elevator
Flocking paper and other fabrics , and machine therefor.
Flood-gate
Flood-gate
Floor
Floor and ceiling for buildings. Fire-proof
Floor and window washer
Floor-clamp
Floor-clamp
Floor-clamp
Floor-cloths or painted carpets. Fabric for the man-
ufacture of
Floor-covering
Floor-jack
Floor-jack
Floor-mat
Floor-mat
Flooring
Flooring-clamp
Flooring for stalls. Eemovable
Flooring, &c. Manufacturing partiuets for
Flooring, wainscoting, &c
Flooring. "Water-proof
Flooring. "Wood
Flour and grain conveyer
Flour. Apparatus for manufacturing
Flour-bolt
Flour-bolt
Flour-bolt
Flour-bolt
S. T. Bryce
L. Felldin
N. C. Fowler
H.AV. Johns
J. KTagel
F. Konrad
J. H. "White
J. McCarroU
J. C. Milligan
"W. H. Thompson
F. "W. Brown
E. B. Magnus
J. F. and F. L. Homan
C. F. Bates
C. A. Bergtold
E. K. Evans
"W. C . Bower
W.W. Byington
R. A. Lindsay
E. Manilla
E. S. Jennings
E. Brooks
G. W. Barton
W. H. Sherwood
C. G. Levison.
T.F. Williams
J. Kopf
J. Kopf
G. L. Bailey
H. F. Price
J.Webb
A. Wakeman
"W. M. Bristol
T. P. Doane
V. L. Wilson
C. Jarecki
E. A. Carter
J. T.Duflf
M. E. Moore
T. E. Morgan, Sr
E. C.Nugent
J. O'Brien
H. W. Shepard
E. H. Tweddell, W. Boyd, J. Piatt,
and J. Fielding.
A. Wilbur
A. Wilbur
A. Wilbur
E. H. Collyer
T. C. H.Krueger
H. S. Josselyn
H. Liautier
W. S. Brice
J. McMillen and J. McAdams
J. A. Galloway
J. M. Metcalf
C. E. Brothwell
J. O'Friel
W.Ott
H. E. Hatch
E. W. Holt
H. A. Pickard
H. M. Small
W. M. Brasher
E. J. Lobdell
T. L. Wilber
F. Fastenrath
S. Toffler
D. Ham
T. A.Perry
M. Southwick
H.Gerike
H. C. Tunis
A. Cassard and A. Damman
D. J. Marston
E. S. Edmondson
J. M. Case
A. Heine
N. W. Holt
O. M. Morse
L Shaneman
292,983
291,176
309,940
298,757
292,037
308,679
300,930
309,076
310,069
300,164
306,575
296,419
297,079
306,896
295,517
299,765
310,118
309,028
292,123
295,262
291,195
299,515
302,086
299,690
294,888
301,653
306,162
309,305
294,429
303,186
303,474
303,347
304,163
305,439
307,156
304.650
306,460
309,700
299,997
298,224
291,620
309,353
304,671
307,357
306.793
306,794
308,297
304,910
304,530
306,337
297,140
293,625
296,428
291,327
300,102
295,481
298,227
302,862
299,220
307,195
306,424
307,497
302,977
302,416
291,824
298,565
295,839
298,300
307,795
303,334
308,313
304,584
305,288
308,184
307,275
297,757
310,134
299,790
304,224
306,289
Feb. 5
Jan. 1
Dec. 30
May 20
Jan. 15
Dec. 2
June 24
Deo. 9
Dec. 30
June 10
Oct. 14
Apr. 8
Apr. 15
Oct. 21
Mar. 25
June 3
Dec. 30
Dec. 9
Jan. 15
Mar. 18
Jan. 1
June 3
July 15
June 3
Mar. 11
July 8
Oct. 7
Dec. 16
Mar. 4
Aug. 5
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
Aug. 26
Sept. 23
Oct. 28
Sept. 2
Oct. 14
Dec. 23
June 10
May 6
Jan. 8
Dec. 16
Sept. 2
Oct. 28
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Nov. 18
Sept. 9
Sept. 2
Oct. 7
Apr. 22
Feb. 19
Apr. 8
Jan. 1
June 10
Mar. 18
May 6
July 29
May 27
Oct. 28
Oct. 14
Nov. 4
Aug. 5
July 22
Jan. 8
May 13
Mar. 25
May 6
Nov. 11
Aug. 12
Nov. 18
Sept. 2
Sept. 16
Nov. 18
Oct. 28
Apr. 29
Dec. 30
June 3
Aug. 26
Oct. 7
254
201
1807
1006
1280
127
1838
669
1970
844
700
666
1481
1125
1493
344
2037
614
1381
1170
229
14
1295
263
675
750
175
990
116
382
743
584
1647
1492
1495
474
561
1494
622
343
775
1051
495
1701
991
992
1138
824
320
397
1571
1077
675
390
760
1441
348
2306
1579
1535
514
107
135
1722
1010
755
1904
440
504
568
1164
400
1310
990
1648
2380
2055
369
1729
332
281
358
503
180
528
228
183
184
409
89
107
432
f298
^299
187
109
205
398
92
C633
^634
454
410
138
28
472
283
213
527
;iis
119
139
156
110
360
270
436
648
C550
^551
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^472
90
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26
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26
29
27
29
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26
26
27
28
27
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722
1283
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1107
1088
136
131
293
228
1118
986
1119
820'
265
1051
41
924
253
969
952
144
32
899
849
526
599
568
775
1112
300
905
110
1000
1049
591
145
911
909
348
200
200
601
979
875
73
313
645
133
71
1073
1104
592
444
851
308
101
390
480
337
186
678
1192
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventione — Continued.
457
Invention.
Flour-bolt and middlings-pTirifier
Flour-bolt brush
Flour-bolt. Centrifugal
Flonr-bolt. Centrifugal
Flour-bolt. Centrifugal
Flour-bolt cleaner. Automatic
Flour-bolts. Atmospheric elevator for .
Flour bolting and dressing machine
Flour-bolting apparatus
Flour-bolting machine
Flour, bran, &c. Packerfor
Flour-dressing machine
Flour-dressing machine
Flour from barrels into bags. Portable table for
transferring
Flour. Gradual-reduction machine for manufactur-
ing
Flour, &c. Machine for bolting
Flour. Manufacturing
Flour-mills. Bolting-reel for
Flour-mixing machine
Flour-packing machine
Flour- 1 etiner
Flower-pot
Flowers. &c. Compound for preserving
Flue and pipe welder and fitter
Flue cap. Ventilating-
Flue-cleaner
Flue-cutter
Flue-cutter
Flue expander and cutter.
Fluid-meter
Fluid-meter
Boiler- ,
Fluids and oils. Treating volatile and inflammable
Fluids. Kotary apparatus for
Flushing apparatus for closets and urinals.
Flushing-tank
Flushing tank or vessel
Flutes. Fingering attachment for
Fly-paper. Manufacture of
Fly-paper. Manufacture of
Fly-screen
Fly-screen
Fly-screen-door attachment
Fly-trap
Fly-wheel
Fodder -cutter, corn - sheller, and feed -mill. Com-
bined
Fog-alarm
Foil. Making rolled metallic
Foil. Manufacture of ornamental metallic
Folding box
Folding box
Folding box
Folding box
Folding box
Folding case
Folding chair and bath-tub. Combined
Folding chair ,
Folding chair
Folding chair
Folding chair
Folding fabrics and inserting pressing -boards be-
tween the folds thereof. Machine for
Folding seat ,
Folding seat for school-furniture
Folding table
Folding table
Folding table
Folding table
Folding table
Folding table
Folding table
Folding table
Folding table. Portable
Font and poor-box. C ombined holy-water .
Food-cooler. Hoisting
Food for animals
Food for animals
Food for animals. Preparing
Foot and shoe. Artificial
Foot-covering
Foot-power
Foot-power. Pendulum
Foot-rest
Foot-warmer
Foot- weight
ITame.
J. J. and E. T. Faulkner .
T. McCudden
A. Heine
A. Heine
J. Kuhnmiinch
A. F. Mase
J. M. Case
H.Seck
H. Stanlev and N. Cornelius .
G-. C. F. P. Janssen..
J. and B. C. Frysinger
A. Hunter
J. M. Schutz
"W. Cochrane
J. M. Case.
L. J. F. W. Scharbau
J. B. AVheatley
H. P. Cavanaugh
J. Dawson
A. C. Hartzoke
I. MorL'an
D. 0. Martin
E. J". "Woodmff
J. C. Fleck and "W. Herring
H.L.Day .
J. Hanglian
D. Bushor
J. 0. Lee
F. L. Kollberg . .
W.G. Chapin...
H. Frost
S. M. Eiseman.
H. S. Stewart. .
H. C. Weeden ....
N. W. K. Read . . .
W. Bartholomew .
.LL. Schnefifer-...
E. F. Baker
0. Thum
J. I. Spencer
C. Whitaker
P. E. Lambom . . .
N. Chasp
K. W. Whitney...
L P. Woodard-...
A. H. Sherman
H. S. and L. Crooke
H. S. and L. Crooke
L T. Brown
P. Fagan
H. Krog, Sr
G. Lusty
H. C. Underwood
A. Traver
S. J. and S. A. Beach
L. Bnsh, Jr
J.Hill
J. S. Mackaye
J. S. MacKaye
P. H. E. Bonier and M. P. Meissner.
J". E. Wakefield
I. L. Stone
CM. Bolles
W. E. Eldred
E. C. D. Kirkpatriok
N. H. Long
J. McGrath
W.Pell
W. W. Quigley
O. A. Thayer-'
J. McKeough
.T. J. Brennan
H. Crawford and J. M. Long .
E. Wvlam
E. Wylam
L. S. Bobbins
E. L. O'Connor
299,158
W. Carter 296,314
H. Field, Jr 298.5(;6
C.J. Olin 305,217
F. H. Plummer 296,778
A, Ramage -r > 306.9.')6
G. W. Wemple and B. W. Child.... 293,692
No.
306,600
294,896
299,784
309,716
308,844
301,251
297,758
302,165
304.967
299,647
293,859
300.371
292,259
300,219
297,760
299,
298,
301,
310,
291,
299,
296,
307,
291,
297,
307,
303,
684
259
803
126
593
245
028
157
707
972
855
556
303,524
301,130
299,737
293,317
294,978
308,859
298,805
306,523
306,461
307,807
295,220
305,118
293,915
303,088
302,916
307,016
295,215
294,423
294.918
294,725
29.5.986
307,431
306,599
296,020
292,833
295,311
294.938
308; 456
298,065
294,2.34
295,261
300,617
296,007
293,
299.
307.
300,
292,
291,
299,
309,
295,
298,
307,
297,
295,
309,
309,
301,
384
875
623
234
657
525
241
738
673
430
564
966
360
502
,503
,924
Date.
Oct. 14
Mar. 11
June 3
Dec. 23
Dec. 2
July 1
Apr. 29
July 15
Sept. 9
June 3
Feb. 19
June 17
Jan. 22
June 10
Apr. 29
June 3
May 6
July 8
Deo. 30
Jan. 8
May 27
Apr. 1
Oct. 28
Jan. 8
May 6
Nov. 11
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
July 1
June 3
Feb. 12
Mar. 11
Dec. 2
May 20
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
Nov. 11
Mar. 18
Sept. 10
Feb. 19
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Oct. 21
Mar. 18
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
Mar. 4
Apr. 1
Nov. 4
Oct. 14
Apr. 1
Feb. 5
Mar. 18
Mar. 11
Nov. 25
May 6
Feb. 26
Mar. 18
June 17
Apr. 1
Feb. 12
June 3
Nov. 4
Jiine 10
Jan. 29
.Tan. 8
May 27
Dec. 23
Mar. 25
May 13
Nov. 4
May 6
Mai-. 18
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
July 15
May 27
Apr. 8
Mav 13
Sept. 16
Apr. 15
Oct. 21
Feb. 19
Monthly
volume.
c
738
683
362
1.511
368
225
2362
1387
892
194
1395
1131
1571
922
2385
256
387
932
2045
735
1609
165
1496
882
12
582
838
801
76
314
711
786
389
1065
632
557
516
1115
1080
1462
262
49
1283
1105
110
705
465
115
17
737
158
69
1231
725
1359
130
1888
1168
1434
208
804
461
270
938
2088
647
1605
1544
1696
601
198
6
1292
1229
1229
1092
1506
534
757
1216
1112
1199
1162
193
194
190
93
411
96
60,61
649
C384
\ 385
242
48
386
308
439
246
650
63
102
254
548
207
462
47
248
4
160
230
^219
' 220
19
80
^190
' 191
\l
02
103
299
166
147
148
142
295
404
72
15
342
306
29
197
34
5
193
45
19
342
203
371
33
,516
323
395
60
216
121
73
253
581
184
460
420
469
170
56
3
358
300
C432
} 433
149
213
! 332
1 313
i 319
I 324
Official
Gazette.
29
26
27
29
29
28
27
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28
27
26
27
26
27
27
27
27
28
29
26
27
27
29
26
27
29
28
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28
27
^26
26
1 29
27
29
1 29
29
26
28
26
28
28
29
26
26
26
26
27
29
29
27
20
26
26
29
27
26
26
27
27
26
27
29
27
26
26
27
29
26
27
29
27
26
29
29
28
1 27
27
27
28
27
29
143
954
989
1003
766
44
471
269
992
955
701
1149
303
1102
472
599
178
1120
138
857
34
301
164
.529
484
615
609
17
980
571
972
770
.742
124
109
473
1041
1033
713
503
465
255
1040
848
958
909
24
373
143
32
455
1063
961
652
551
794
1050
1204
42
589
1010
419
1104
402
123
856
1009
1155
648
407
528
1074
945
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214
836
107
678
10.55
226
241
26 i 662
458
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alpliahetical list of inventtom^Contmned..
Invention.
iForge
Tovge '.
Forge fire-bos
Forge-hood
Forge-lever. Detachable ,
Forge. Portable
Forging hammers. Die for
Forging-machine
Forgings. Manufacture of wrench-
Fork:
See Hay-fork. Hay-tedder fork.
Fork
Printing and vignetting
frame.
Qnilting-frame.
Satchel or bag frame.
Saw-frame.
Saw-mill frame.
Screen-frame.
Spectacle-frame.
Stacking-frame.
Stretcher-frame.
Umbrella and parasol
frame.
Fork
Fork for handling cotton, &c
Fork or rake and making the same
Forks and spoons. Manufacture of table
Form. Adjustable clothing-
Fountain :
See Parlor-fountain.
Frame:
See Chart-frame.
Clock-frame.
Display-frame.
Embroidery-frame.
Exhibiting-friime.
Grindstone-frame.
Harvester frame.
Heddle-frame.
Hot-air-register
frame.
Net-frame.
Parasol-frame.
Picture-frame.
Trame-clamp
Trame for diplomas and credit-cards
Frame for displaying goods
Trames. Base for looking-glass
Trames, &c. Manufacture of covered
Freezer and refrigerator. Combined cream-
S"reezing and preserving house for fish, meats, &o.
Combination
TFreight-elevator
Friction-clamp
Tringe. Silk
T"rog. "Wrecking-
Frog. Yoked
Fruit and flower stand
Fruit and vegetable drier
Fruit and vegetable washer
Fruit-basket fastener
Fruit-can
T"ruit-can
Truit-can ,
■Fruit clipper and shears
Fruit cutting and pitting machine
Truit-drier
Fruit-drier
Fruit-drier
F'ruit-drier ,
Ti-uit-drier
Fruit-drier
Fruit- drier
Fniit-drier
Fruit, &c. Drier for...
Fruit-drier. Portable .
drier. Portable
drying rack
Fruit-
Fruit^
Fruit-evaporator
gatherer
gatherer
harvesting device .
Fi-uit-
Fruit-
Fruit.
Fruit
FiTiit
Fruit
■Fruit
Fi-uit
Fruit-
Fruit-
Frnir-
Fruit-
Truit-
Fruit-
Fruit-
Truit
Fruit-
Fruit-
Fruit-
Truit-
Truit-
Fruit-
Ti-uit-
-lar .
,iar .
■jar .
jar .
jar .
jar .
AT .
■1
jar cover
jar-cover fastening
jar holder
jar stopper
knife and nut-pick. Combined -
-package cover
picker
picker
-picker
-picker
-picker
picker
press :
Kama.
J. F. Winchell.
J. F. Winchell.
C. P. Boyens. ..
J. F. "Winchell.
J. F. "Wiuchell-
T. H. BuUock .
H. Hammond - .
K. H. Beach . - .
L. Chapman...
0. A. Lee
G. Pickhardt . . .
J". J. Shannon . .
"W. H. Cowdery.
T. "W. Foster . . .
W. Leigh
CO. Shepherd
A. "W.Mc Arthur
M. F.Sacks
C. Brothers
D. and D. C. "Wheeler ,
A. "Watson
A. A. Armstrong
C. B. Paxton
H. Sells
C. A. Linnemann
A. H. Palmerton
"W. E. Blakslee
G. "W. Fry
J. C. Gunn
J. Baker
C. H. Johnson
E. Cogswell
J. T. Eobinson.,
"W. H. H. Stevenson .
E. K. Frazier
C. Alison
J. Bachelder
H. Fitts
C. J. Geiger
"W. A. Meeker
T. J. Pearce
G. K. Scates
J. B. Swectland
A. Thompson
J. B. Belcher
J. N.Parker
R. F. Petree
E. M. Bellinger
A. M. Jervis
"W. T. Case
C. I. Saunders
A. Hibbs
"W. Damerel
G. W. Gomber
N. "W. Krouse
P. Lyon and J. H. Bossard.
J. J. Quinby
"W. C. "Wheeler
A. F. TVilsou
A. F. "Wilson
P. Lyon and J. H. Bossard .
L. H. Moise
E. F. Poland
F. C. Feicker, Jr
J. HaiTis
J. A. Bottomley
H. AV. Folsom
F. A . Moore
G. A. Smith
J. S. Spraker
H. H. Stone
B.J. Curry
No.
298,718
299,448
303,487
297,901
296,266
297,494
295,547
298,055
300,445
308,907
298,232
303,672
304,993
303,995
295,025
307,595
291,921
299,586
300,761
308,586
297,887
301,549
307,980
296,633
305,696
298,619
309,921
307,936
307,854
295,715
295,017
295,907
305,333
301,768
306,682
293,841
308,047
291,320
295,382
300,995
293,073
309.2,56
298.713
309.419
307,741
300,118
Date.
300.121
292,199
299,986
309.521
309.362
300,608
307,380
295,244
308,174
297,082
30.'),2I8
308,815
306,984
299,044
296,701
306,633
299,076
.•?00,8.58
293,456
296,514
308.148
292,936
291,792
300,152
296,644
293,635
May 13
May 27
Aug. 12
Apr. 29
Apr. 1
Apr. 22
Mar. 25
May 6
June 17
Dec. 9
May 6
Aug. 19
Sept 9
Aug. 26
Mar. 11
Nov. 4
Jan. 15
June 3
June 24
Nov. 25
Apr. 29
July 8
Nov. 11
Apr. 8
Sept. 23
Mav 13
Dec. .30
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
Mar. 25
Mar. 11
Apr. 1
Sept. 16
July 8
Oct. 14
Feb. 19
Nov. 18
Jan. 1
Mar. 18
Juiie 24
Feb. 5
Dec. 16
May 13
Dec. 16
Nov. 11
•June 10
June 10
Jan. 22
June 10
Dec. 23
Dec. 16
June 17
Oct. 28
Mar. 18
Nov. 18
Apr. 15
Sept. 16
Dec. 2
Oct. 21
Mav 20
Apr. 8
Oct. 14
June 3
June 24
Feb. 12
Apr. 8
Nov. 18
Feb. 5
Jan. 8
June 10
Apr. 8
Feb. 19
Monthly
volume.
950
1859
7.56
2538
466
2016
1532
116
1223
447
356
1006
924
1423
853
236
1149
109
1640
1546
2522
608
733
937
1827
824
1784
686
581
1749
845
18
1369
889
847
1372
823
383
1319
1909
364
912
942
1128
426
781
785
1478
609
1254
1062
1421
1794
1145
976
1483
1217
322
1237
1304
1015
781
246
17.53
885
785
942
202
971
828
949
1089
264
534
206
695
1.31
551
425
30
334
118
94
275
253
392
233
65
320
27
449
420
690
168
201
262
509
230
481
188
160
486
231
5
3?0
242
223
379
223
107
367
C525
J 526
99
241
2'"2
303
119
(209
^210
210
415
C164
^65
339
283
391
483
315
266
410
333
84
329
388
284
206
61
478
240
216
258
55
272
224
267
302
Official
Gazette.
29
26
27
27
29
27
28
29
27
28
27
29
29
29
26
36
27
28
28
29
26
29
26
26
1 27
26
29
27
29
29
1 27
27
26
I 27
29
29
27
29
26
29
27
28
29
29
27
27
29
27
27
26
27
29
26
26
27
27
26
714
902
601
502
88
397
1125
549
1165
787
594
651
998
734
982
414
222
940
1246
691
499
118
516
186
1174
689
1071
506
484
1163
981
6
1083
170
162
696
541
69
1080
1296
509
880
713
925
457
1077
1078
288
1046
956
913
1202
354
1046
571
294
1056
757
248
799
202
1.50
966
1267
604
156
564
479
180
1085
189
648
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
459
Monthly
Official
volume.
Gazette.
Invention.
Name.
No.
Date.
P.
»3
R
i
1
D. Lille
299,815
306 166
June 3
397
ClOl
ll02
49
}27
29
996
M. L. Mathews -
Oct 7
179
32
J. Baker
295 716
1750
486
26
1164
E. Bender
298,339
May 13
Dec. 23
Nov. 18
500
136
"7
pu'el
F. W. C. TTaldeck
309,587
308 154
1355
951
29
29
974
"W. Griffith
560
W. B. Tales
303,199
Auo-. 5
395
107
og
528
297
Fuel. Apparatus for feediug and consuming fine
"Fiifil Artificial .. ...... ............. ..
J. Leede
292,237
Jan. 22
1537
C430
1431
|26
28
A. Eomeau .-
301,525
July 8
Dec. 2
578
112
C. Van Giilpen
308,714
177
29
E. M. Breinig
307,838
Nov. 11
562
29
C. B. Shafer
299,170
May 27
June 3
Dec. 30
1521
436
27
839
Funnel. Jjiouoi'-. ................
J.W.Bolton
299,513
309,878
12
1728
5
467
27
29
923
306,185
Oct. 7
208
55,56
304
29
37
C. F. Butterworth
305,143
Sept. 16
Auo", 19
1110
28
1038
A. Molnar .--
303 965
1378
380
28
720
Furs. Method of and apparatus for removing hairs
from seal and other
Furs. Process of and apparatus for removing wa- ?
ter-hairs from seal and other >
H. "W. Covert
304,992
Sept. 9
Dec. 9
923
253
28
998
J. "W. Sutton
308,932
478
C127
^29
793
F. Vorck
307,509
Nov. 4
120
33
29
392
Furnace :
See Annealing-furnace. Ore desulphurizing and
Boiler-furnace. Ore reducing and smelt-
Coking-fumace. ing furnace.
Cupola-furnace. Ore-roasting furnace.
naoe. Pnddling-fumace.
Gas-furnace. furnace.
Gas-burning fur- Eegeneratiag-fumace.
nace. Kegenerative furnace.
Gas generating and Eegenerative gas -fur-
•
consuming furnace, nace.
Gas - producing fur- Eegenerative steel fur-
nace, naoe.
Gas-retort furnace. Eegenerator-furnace.
Glass-furnace. Eetort deoxidizing-fur-
nace. Eeverberatory ore- fur-
nace. Eoasting-fumace.
Hot-air furnace. Smelting-fumace.
Hot - air and steam Smoke and gas consum-
generating fur- ing furnace.
Hydrocarbon -fur- nace.
nace. S m o k e-preventiug for-
Incinerating-famace. nace.
Japanning-furnace. Soldering-fumace.
Lead-fumaoe. Steel-melting furnace.
Locomotive-furnace. Superheating-fumace.
Metallurgic furnace. Tobacco-cnnng furnace.
furnace. ing furnace.
Ore-furnace. "Wai-m-air furnace.
V. Colliau
295,355
297,768
303,272
Mar. 18
Apr. 29
Aug. 12
1284
2395
494
356
C653
)654
C135
\ 136
5 429
^430
158
C232
i233
421
627
295
C420
H21
403
400
26
}27
}28
|27
27
|29
26
28
26
|28
27
28
1073
J. E. Cotiart
474
W. C. Ford
551
Furnace ..........................................
M.A.Foster
300,703
299,974
308,073
293,966
302,848
295,188
305,461
June 17
June 10
Nov. 18
1506
590
853
1228
L. P. French
1042
Furnace. ..........................................
A ■ Hopkins
547
Furnace ..........
TC. M. Jar■\^3
Feb. 19
July 29
Mar. 18
Sept. 23
June 17
Sept. 16
1532
2286
1071
1517
726
Furnace.......
"K . IVf .Taryi^
440
C. McMillan
1033
1117
H. "W". Peaslee
300,635
305,405
1461
1443
1210
Furnace
K. SchroU
1097
Furnace ,. .....
J. A. Topliif, E. S. Cross, W. S.
Cox, and J. A. McCoUum.
299,881
June 3
470
123
27
1011
a. V. Williamson
294,556
298,534
Mar. 4
May 13
.Tnlv 15
273
719
74
C203
\ 204
306
493
188
26
|27
28
28
29
875
0. Wilson
671
Furnace
0. Wilson
301 943
1112
1775
697
218
T. C. Zetzsche
305,650 1 Sept. 23
309,096 i Dec. 9
1164
Furnace, boiler, and evaporating-pan. Combined . . .
E. F. Eeser
838
Furnace cro"«Ti-bar
A. M. White and T. W. Hodgson . .
H. I. Bearup ....................
308,450
303,257
Nov. 25
Auff. 12
1354
474
369
29
651
Fnrnace-door ... . ....
406 i 29
407 29
605 27
548
F^mace-door •....,.-. ...
T E Butman
308,550
308,551
Nov. 25
TSTov. 25
1491
1493
1495
2434
679
T. E Butman
679
Furnace-door
T. E. Butman
308,552 Nov. 25
297,808 ; Apr. 29
680
Furnace-door
L. F, Johnson
482
460
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical Ust of invemthna — Continued.
Invention.
15"aine.
No.
Bate.
Monthly
Tolume.
Official
Gazette.
111
Pnrasace-fiTe feeder
Furnace fire-grat« and frame
Furnace for annealing glass and treating, anneal-
ing, and tempering metals.
Furnace for burning garbage, roasting ores, &c
Furnace for heating billets
Furnace for heating blanks
Furnace for heating blanks for car- wheels
Furnace for roasting zinc and other ores
Furnace for the calcination of ores
Furnace for the combustion of wet fuel
Furnace for the manufacture of glass, iron, &c
Furnace for the manufacture of metals direct from
the ore.
Furnace for treating ores continuously
Furnace-grate
Furnace-grate
Furnace-grate
Fumace-grate
Furnace- grate
Furnace-grate
Furnace-grate :
Fumace-grate bar
Furnace-grate. Self-clearing
Furnace-joint
Furnace-mouth
Furnace water-grate
Furnaces. Air-feeding device for
Air-injector for
Air-supplyii* arch for
Apparatus for consuming smoke in
Apparatus for feeding fuel to and in . . . 5
Apparatus for feeding shavings to
Device for feeding shavings, &c., to
Device for indicating the temperature in
annealing-
Furnaces. Feeding air to .-
Furnaces. Feeding air to locomotive-
Furnaces. Fume-condensing attachment for ore-
Furnaces. Manufacture of non-calcareous linings for
metallurgical
Furnaces. Mechanism for introducing tubes Into
Pig-carrier for blast-
Eevolving cylinder for
Siphon-tap for
Smoke-burning attachment for
"Wind- valve or damper for
Furnaces.
Furnaces.
Furnaces.
Furnaces.
Furnaces.
Furnaces.
Furnaces.
Furnaces.
Furnaces.
Furnaces.
Furnaces.
Furnaces.
Furniture
Furniture. Folding-joint for camp-
Furniture. Knockdown
Furniture. School-
Furniture-spring
Furrower and marker
Fuses. Joint protector and igniter for
Gaff-support for vessels
Gag-runner
Gage:
See Axle-gage.
Boring-gage.
Button-hole gage.
Carpenter's gage.
Cigar-maker's gage.
Compressible gage.
Cream-can gage
Pipe - threading- machine
gage.
Plane-bit gage.
Plow-gage.
Pressure-gage.
Eailway-track gage.
Koller-gage.
Double-headed gage. Saw-mill gage.
Electric gage.
Electricity-gage.
Extension-gage.
Finger-ring gage.
Liquid or water
gage.
Micrometer-gage.
Miter-gage.
Mortise-gage.
Gage.
Gage
Gage
Gage
Gage
Gage attachment for boring-bits, &c .
Gage-glass iitting
Galvanic battery
Galvanic battery
Galvanic battery
Galvanic battery
Saw-table gage.
Sawyer's gage.
Shingling-gage.
SpUtting-gage.
Steam-gage.
Surface-gage.
Thickness-gage.
Water-gage.
"Weather-board gage.
A. "Wame
H. "W. Loveland .
J. A. Tatro
G. B. I^. Tower . .
F. H.Daniels
G. H. "Webb
J". Ferguson
E. C. Hegeler....
J. Douglas, Jr...
A. "W. Colwell . . .
I. Hahn
J. A. Stearns .
A. M. G. S6billot
E. Breslauer
R. S. T. Cissel
0. H. Jewell and "W. M. Mathisen.
M. C. Jones
T. Kirkwood
J. A. Price
J. A. Price and D. "Wright
J. Cairns
J. C. Jones
E. C. Condit
T. O'Brien
R. P. Shackelford
T. "W. Jenkins
G. W. F. Bennett,
E. A. Hawes
J. Elliott
T., Sr., J., Sr., T., Jr., and J. Tic- ;
ars, Jr. '
J. B. Mahaffev .'
T. W. Jenkins :
M. A. Lhuissier
S. Smith
J. N. "Weaver
E. M. Alderman .
J. Eeese
E."W. "Wolfe
F. "W. Gordon
S. G. Sackett
J. S.- Curtis
"W. A. Porter and "W. Heston .
F. H. Cathcart
P. L. Shepler
P. Latour
J. B. Brolaski
H. "W. McVicar
G. J. Hartman
CD. Smith
E. A. Thompson
G.I. Field
A. H. Armstrong
309,365
293,258
308,009
293,821
294,370
291,967
306,071
303,571
307,924
308,951
302,724
298,426
292,690
299,616
304,906
298,093
292,492
299,146
293,273
293,274
300,209
292,230
292,537
291,763
305,480
307,466
307,424
304,725
293,436
296,301
300,990
307,552
292,497
300,150
299,705
291,462
292,508
291,454
291,507
293,676
307,845
297,845
301,859
299,588
291,062
298,821
308,921
307,300
308,637
305.250
294,980
304,061
Galvanic battery
Galvanic battery
Galvanic battery
Galvanic-battery cell. Sealed .
302,315
292,551
301,247
299,843
301,945
294,985
304,057
291,871
298,175
292,433
295,671
294,335
H. Thame I 296,365
E. "Weston 1310,004
W. T. McGinnis | 295.574
C. L. Bellamy .
J. H. Fenety...
M. P. Leon.ird.
C. B. Osborn...
A. C. "Winn
J. Fuller, Sr...
V. Agn6s
H. J. Brewer . .
C.L.Clarke...
T.J.Howell...
C. Pabst
O, C. D. Ross..
July 22
Feb. 12
Nov. 11
Feb. 19
Mar. 4
Jan. 15
Oct. 7
Aug. 12
Nov. 11
Dec. 9
July 29
May 13
Jan. 29
June 3
Sept. 9
May 6
Jan. 29
May 27
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
June 10
Jan. 22
Jan. 29
Jan. 8
Sept. 23
Nov. 4
Nov. 4
Sept. 9
Feb. 12
Apr. 1
June 24
Nov. 4
Jan. 29
Jnne 10
June 3
Jan. 1
Jan. 29
Jan. 1
Jan. 8
Feb. 19
Nov. 11
Apr. 29
July 15
June 3
Jan. 1
May 20
Dec. 9
Oct. 28
Dec. 2
Sept. 16
Mar. 11
Aug. 26
July 83
Jan. 29
July 1
June 3
July 15
Mar. 11
Aug. 26
Jan. 15
May 6
Jan. 22
Mar. 25
Feb. 26
Apr. 8
Dec. 30
Mar. 25
1659
628
770
1342
37
1198
48
857
669
506
2133
596
2132
149
809
163
1869
1494
655
656
913
1529
1938
938
1564
67
9
577
864
516
1905
183
1874
280
559
1885
549
624
1140
572
2474
1011
111
56
1084
465
1682
70
1260
789
1507
1587
1958
222
427
1114
795
1502
1085
268
1794
1693
2014
598
1883
1574
455
167
C210
I 211
373
11
335
11.12
235
183
5133
) 134
(586
^587
168
593
36
221
42
522
429
175
176
245
428
542
263
431
17
3
157
234
C143
^44
524
51
523
224
69
158
155
176
318
157
677
276
27,28
16
(303
J 304
124
450
19
344
218
415
436
546
59
110
306
220
413
302
69
500
469
C552
J 553
28
26
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26
26
26
29
28
29
[29
1 28
27
26
27
28
27
26
27
26
26
27
26
26
26
28
29
29
28
26
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27
29
26
27
27
26
26
26
26
26
29
27
28
27
26
[27
29
29
29
28
26
28
508
435
28
26
28
27
28
26
28
26
27
26
26
>26
27
29
26
325
55T
523
691
836
231
10
618
503
798
415
648
410
947
976
.558
367
835
561
561
1100
296
377
173
1123
383
372
931
600
97
1295
404
368
1085
973
100
370
98
119
658
482
490
199
940
13
745
791
335
711
1063
972
750
311
380
43
1003
218
974
748
210
577
346
1154
817
119
1090
1133
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of invention! — Continued.
461
Invention.
Monthly
volume.
<6
bo
&
P
863
233
1805
(486
H87
1481
410
1430
401
289
75
583
162
1270
353
1164
320
148
40
1417
391
1034
282
941
258
1973
550
leji
491
1809
494
1430
398
30t)
85
195
54
1289
367
1994
545
1452
400
149
43
1328
364
2156
600
911
248
1102
308
1631
456
110
28
410
116
291
81
486
136
2124
589
49
14,15
403
108
1155
314
324
84,85
1602
42fi
1536
423
2102
576
33
7
419
117
280
77
301
74
302
75
34
7
1393
376
2431
664
2432
664
91
24
1335
369
1342
366
813
223
733
201
712
196
1735
483
1914
527
99
25
292
82
1060
287
524
143
2051
563
390
109
1830
501
1482
410
356
96
43
14
431
120
613
169
2211
613
674
Cl'6
h77
1386
C382
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1387
383
1937
541
188
52
1029
447
974
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1840
495
1186
321
640
182
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254
927
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1465
391
Official
Gazette.
galvanic element
Galvanic polarization-battery
<Jal vanometer
Galvanometer
Game •
Game
Game
Game apparatus
Game apparatus
Game apparatus
Oame apparatus
Oame apparatus
Game apparatus
Game apparatus
Game apparatus
Game apparatus and cue therefor. Parlor
Game apparatus, calendar, and clock
Game apparatus. Pistol-
Game-board
Game-board _
Game board and counter
Game-board, dice-box, &o
Game-board for producing magic squares, playing
checkers, &c.
Game. Checker and base-ball combination
Game-counter
G ame-counter
Game. Musical
Game or toy block
Game-register and trump-indicator
Game-ring
Game-table
Game-table
Gaines or deals played at cards, &c. Apparatus for
checking and registering the number of
Gang-plank
Gangway for ferry-boats. Supplemental
Gangvray for ships
Garbage-receiver
Garbage-receptacle
Garbage-separator
Garden implement
Garment attachment
Garment-clasp ,
Gai-ment-clasp
Garment-clasp .'
Garment-clasp
Garment-clasp
Garment-clasp
Garment-clasp ,
Garment-clasp .•
Garment-fastener
Garment- fastener
Garment-hanger
Garment-sleeve ,
Garment-stand
Garment-supporter ,
Garment-supporter
Garment-supporter
Garment-supporter
Garment-supporter
Garment supporter or fastener
Garter
Garter
Garter
Garter-clasp
Gas and air. Apparatus for mixing
Gas and air. Mixer for carbureted
Gas and electric light fixture. Combined
Gas and electric light fixture. Combined
Gas and electric light fixture. Combined ,
Gas and electric light fixture. Combined ,
Gas and lamp bracket
Gas and lamp bracket ,
Gas and water regulator
Gas and water service. Street-box for ..,
Gas apparatus
Gas apparatus
Gas. Apparatus for charging liquids with
Gas. Apparatus for enriching coal-
Gas. Apparatus for generating and carbureting hy-
drogen
Gas. Apparatus for generating heating-
Gas. Apparatus for making
Gas. Apparatus for making
Gas. Apparatus for making hydrogen
Gas. Apparatus for manufacturing
Gas. Apparatus for manufacturing
"W. "Wenzel
C. A. Faure
"W.G.David
A. K. Eaton
R. B. B. Poote....
A. C. Rex
B. S. Wheeler
J. H. Bowen
T.Davies
J. L. Dibble
C. A. Fisher
J. A. Fitzgerald ..
G. A. Lilliendahl .
M. J. Lvnch
W. E. Wise
T. H. Eulass
W. Cooper
J. K. Mestier
J. M. Lewis
L. P. Valiquet.-..
T. Dougherty
A. A. Jackson
J. D. Van Bibber .
H. S. Towner
A. Anderson
F. Dayton
"W. L.'Hofer
"W. S. Eavenscroft.
G. W. Hyatt
M. Bradley
F. E.DeFoy
M. R. Gately
G.F.Howard
K. B. Avres
C. W. Doten
T. I. Knight
J. J. Slevin
V. Borst
G. T. Waldeck
C. B. Churchill and J. Benson
C. D. Spence
"W. W. Anderson
M. P. Bray
M. P. Bray
E. G. Collins
W. H.Frost
J. C. Hyde
J. C. Hyde
C. C. Shelby
P. C. Getz
A. V. Smith
J. B. Foui-nier and J. B. Thoully .
G. E. Swan and J. Welch
W.H.Knapp
B. McGovem
E. Methot
T.V. Phelps
T.White
C. H. Yarington
C. F. Langford
H. C. Frank
R.Mitchell
C. F. and W. J. Walters
P. Kalish
J. P. Wilson
C. M. Kemp
L. Stieringer
L. Stieringer
S. B. H. Vance
S. B. H. Vance
H.P.Drew
H. P. Drew
A.E. Cohn
B. and C. E. Lindsley .
J". M. Bois
A. O. Granger
W. Maynard
I. James
L. S. Groves
S.N. Carvalho.
A. Wilson
300,176
309,939
305,431
292,161
298,192
296.352
296,900
303,802
292,899
303,991
301,875
308,147
292,563
307,402
304,286
302,196
294,586
294,491
298,992
297,475
295,488
296,012
300,534
292.709
301,786
298.835
292,312
301,158
291,349
303,113
290,280
305,913
291,056
308,867
308,308
298.212
307,235
300,685
302.694
306.058
294,686
303,103
299.725
299.726
306,059
309,615
297.803
297,804
298,031
.302,124
308,439
301.709
301,640
307,960
305,622
300,997
301,150
291,252
308,230
303,297
302,6.55
294,656
300.922
297,080
306,305
302,912
294,697
307.879
305,984
306,557
300,583
300,584
292,536
307,558
300,757
295,118
309,968
309,467
298,462
301,092
292,081
June 10
Dec.
30
Sept.
23
Jan.
22
May
6
Apr.
8
Apr.
15
AufT.
19
Feb.
5
Aug.
26
July
15
Nov.
18
Jan.
29
Oct.
28
Aug.
26
July
l.'i
Mar.
4
Mar.
4
Mav
20
Apr.
22
Mar.
18
Apr.
1
June 17
Jan. 29
July 8
May 20
Jan. 22
July 1
Jan. 1
Aug. 5
Apr. 1
Sept. 30
Jan. 1
Dec. 9
Nov. 18
May 6
Oct. 28
June 17
July 29
Oct. 7
Mar. 4
Aug. 5
June 3
June 3
Oct. 7
Dec. 23
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
May 6
July 15
Nov. 25
July 8
July 8
Nov. 11
Sept. 23
June 24
July 1
.Jan. 1
Nov. 18
Aug. 12
July 29
Mar. 4
June 24
Apr. 15
Oct. 7
Aug. 5
Mar. 4
Nov. 11
Sept. 30
Oct. 14
June 17
June 17
Jan. 29
Nov. 4
June 24
Mar. 11
Dec. 30
Dec. 16
May 13
July 1
Jan. 15
27
1 29
28
26
27
27
27
28
26
28
28
29
26
29
28
28
26
26
27
27
26
27
27
26
28
27
26
28
26
28
27
28
26
29
29
27
29
27
28
29
26
28
27
27
29
29
27
27
27
28
29
28
28
29
28
27
28
26
29
28
28
26
27
27
- 29
28
26
29
28
^29
29
27
172 \
173 5
1092
1074
1110
281
580
116
254
681
470
733
203
564
382
359
805
277
880
862
785
393
1105
31
1186
414
174
749
314
23
75
509
92
1235
12
779
605
587
320
1224
409
7
901
507
977
977
8
980
481
481
544
260
648
1.57
141
512
1157
1297
21
53
586
557
400
895
1282
293
65
464
903
491
1251
131
; 27 1196
27 1196
26 377
29 405
27 1245
26 1003
29 1081
937
655
6
256
A. Wilson
W. H. Bradley.
J. Crutchett ...
A. Mayer
292,082 ! Jan. 15
309,290
304.995
307,132 I Oct,
Dec. 16
Sept. 9
;26 I 257
29 895
28 999
29 i 295
462
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Gas. Apparatus for mamifacturing .
Gas.
Gas.
Gas.
Gas.
Gas.
Gas.
Gas.
Apparatus for manufacturing
Apparatus for manufacturing
Apparatus for manufacturing illuminating- . . .
Apparatus for manufacturing illuminating- - . .
Apparatus for producing
Apparatus for producing and burning
Apparatus for the manufacture and delivery
of heating and illuminating
Gas. Apparatus for the manufacture of
Gas. Apparatus for the manufacture of
Gas. Apparatus for the manufacture of hydrocarbon
Gas. Apparatus for the manufacture of iliuminating-.
Gas apparatus. Hydraulic main for
Gas as a fuel. Method of using natural
Gas-bracket fitting
Gas-burner
Gas-burner
Gas-burner
Gas-burner
Gas-burner
Gas-burner
Gas-burner
Gas-burner
Gas-burner
Gas-burner and chimney
Gas-burner. C ut-oiF
Gas-burner. Electric-lighting
Gas-burner for heating and lighting rooms
Gas-burner for heating purposes
Gas-burner. Self-lighting
Gas-bumlng furnace
Gas-burning furnace. Self-feeding
Gas by electricity. Apparatus for lighting.
Gas. Condenser-scrubber for
Gas. Device for checiine the flow of.
Gas. Electric device for lighting
G as. Electrophorus for igniting ,
Gas-engine
Gas-engine
Gas-engine
Gas-engine
Gas-engine
Gas-engine
Gas-engine
Gas-engine
Gas-engine
Gas-engine
Gas-engine
Gas-engine
Gas-engine
Gas-engine
Gas-engine
Gas-engine
Gas-engine
Gas-engine
Gas-engine
Gas-engine
Gas-engine
Gas-engine
Gas-engine
Gas-engine
Gas engine. Explosive-
Gas-engine gas-regulating valve
Gas-engines. Electrical igniting device for.
Gas-engines. Electrical igniting device for.
Gas-extinguisher
Gas-fitter^ torch
Gas-furnace
Gas-furnace
Gas. Fui-nace for generating illuminating and hea,t- )
ing S
Gas-furnace for melting glass, &c
Gas-furnace for metallurgic and other purposes, and V
operating the same. j
Gas-furnace for metallurgic purposes
Gas furnace. Natural-
Gas-furnace pipes. Brick nozzle for
Gas. Generating
Name.
J. L. Stewart
J. L. Stewart. (Eeissue) .
B. Van Steenbergh
A. O. Granger
J. J. Shedlock
G. W. Billings
L. D. York
"W. H.Adams
G. W. Harris and A. L. Allen .
H. M. Pierson
W. F. M. McCarty
W. H. Douglass
A. E. Boardman
A. Schaefer
H.P.Drew
I. "W. Heysinger. .
A. B. Lipsey.l
A. B. Lipsey
A. B. Lipsey
A. B. Lipsey
A. B. Lipsey
C. Pietz
E. B. Kequa
J. G. Sanderson ..
E. Blackman
A. C. Austin
A. L. Bogart
B. F. Enoch
T. I'letcher
H. H. Tallmadge .
G. Farr
A. 'Worthington .
L.S.White
C. "W. IsbeU ,
E. E. Marass
H. N. "Williams
C. "W. "Weiss
G. M.Allen
J. Atkinson
J. Charter ,
E. Edwards
C. J.B. Gaume ,
G. M. Hopkins
G. M. and I. N. Hopkins .
I. N. Hopkins
C. "W. King and A. Cliff .
S. Lawson
S. Lawson
H. S. Maxim
H. S.Maxim
J. A. Menck and A. Hambrock.
P. Murray, Jr
P. Murray, Jr
P. Murray, Jr
P. Murray, Jr
B. Parker
E. W. Kachholz
J. Spiel -
"W. L. Tohey - .
S. L. "Wiegand.
J. S.Wood
A. K. Rider ...
C. G. Beechey .
S. Marcus
H. S. Maxim...
W. F. Dinse...
J. C. Walsh.-..
A. H. Calvelage and J. M. Dodge . .
J. T. Morgan and H. F. Hayden
J. D. Averell
J. Anderson
J. T. Morgan and H. F. Hayden
T. G. Kirkpatrick
J.N. Pew
J. Evans
G. Jones
No.
301,531
10.436
294,534
297,988
295.822
292,622
294,301
291,860
302,909
297.444
296,201
293,854
300,053
297,638
304,918
307,765
291.460
298,215
298,868
299.660
300,988
303,319
305,535
292.766
302,619
298,0.52
306,128
296,^20
291,475
306,786
303,963
310,110
298,531
293,884
291,369
305,726
307,823
301,320
306,712
292,894
300;453
302,478
306,254
305,452
306,924
293,179
306,933
307,0.57
295,784
296,340
295,415
305,464
305,465
305,466
305,467
308,572
301,009
302,045
306,443
297,329
300,294
292,178
306,314
306,339
Date.
July 8
Jan. 8
Mar. 4
May 6
Mar. 25
Jan. 29
Feb. 26
Jan. 15
Aug. 5
Apr. 22
Apr. 1
Feb. 19
Oct. 7
Apr. 29
Sept. 9
Nov. 11
Jan. 1
May 6
May 20
June 3
June 24
Aug. 12
Sept. 23
Jan. 29
July 29
May 6
Oct. 7
Apr. 8
Jan. 1
Oct. 21
Aug. 19
Dec. 30
May 13
Feb. 19
Jan. 1
Sept. 23
Nov. 11
July 1
Oct. 21
Feb. 5
June 17
July 22
Oct. 7
Sept. 23
Oct. 21
Feb. 5
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Mar. 25
Apr. 8
Mar. 18
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Nov. 25
June 24
July 15
Oct. 14
Apr. 22
June 10
Jan. 22
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Monthly
volume.
296,341
305,059
309,753
Apr. 8
Sept. 16
Dec. 23
571
1002
1566
306,717
Oct. 21
892
295,502
M»T. 18
1465
309,595
Deo. ■ 23
1364
307,829
Nov. 11
554
291,386
Jan. 1
460
308,564
308,518
296,398
296,289
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
Apr. 8
Apr. 1
1514
1439
644
499
585
1064
242
36
1883
2047
1971
1069
38
1957
372
1388
14
2227
835
461
580
328
1139
208
1901
549
1631
2252
2006
113
126
543
573
984
1373
2026
715
1422
435
1873
548
314
886
140
1230
1800
293
1507
1157
520
1168
1336
1838
568
1355
1523
1534
1536
1538
1528
1935
1236
533
1806
1026
1450
369
399
Ml
\Z ^«
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Gazette.
297
68
9
522
569
539
299
12.13
535
106
383
5
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^606
226
128
163
86
320
54
523
151
451
624
549
29
33
152
161
261
380
C543
5 544
C202
)203
C393
)394
123
523
149
86
235
38
337
493
78,79
418
308
138
310
357
511
(158
il59
377
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^423
424
424
(424
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(426
416
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(343
143
491
277
407
100
(107
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159
275
426
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404
(367
)368
151
129
130
412
393
177
140
28
28
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29
[27
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29
27
27
26
29
[29
27
28
29
1 29
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29
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29
27
27
114
196
871
588
1188
395
809
207
463
386
71
700
5
442
981
463
103
588
756
959
1295
561
1136
431
393
548
23
108
102
199
719
1117
671
706
26
79
28
1183
29
478
28
60
29
180
26
469
27
1167
28
351
29
54
28
1115
29
2.«
26
532
29
235
29
265
26
1180
27
113
26
1087
28
1118
1119
1119
1120
686
1301
242
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284
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181
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479
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669
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94
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
463
InTention.
Gas. Generatiug
Gas generating anil consuming furnace for heating
retorts.
Gas-generator
Gas-generator
Gas-generator
Gas-generator
Gas-generator
Gas gen era tor. Carbonic-acid-
Gas-generator. Electric
Gas generator. Hrilrocarbon-
Gas generator. Hydrocarbon-
Gas-governor -'
Gas-governor. Mercnry
Gas-iamps. Automatically lighting
Gas-lighter. Electric
Gas-lighter. Electric
Gas-lighter. Electric
Gas-lighter. Electrical
Gas-Ughter. Electro-magnetic
Gas-lightin g apparatus. Electric
Gas-maehin e
Gas-macbine
G as-macliine
Gas machine. Air-
Gas machines. Automatic mixing-governor for hy-
drocarbon-
Gas-mains. Detecting leaks in
Ga.s-making apparatus
Gas-making machine
Gas-making machine
Gas. Mannfacture of illuminating-
Gas. Manufacturing
Gas. Manufacturing hydrocarbon
Gas. Manufacturing illuminating-
Gas-meters and low-pressure water-meters, devolv-
ing drum for
Gas. Method of and apparatus for manufacturing. . .
Gas-motor
Gas-motcr
Gas-motor
Gas-motor
Gas-motor engine
Gas-motor engine
Gas-motor engine
Gas or oil burner
Gas or vapor from liquid hydrocarbons. Apparatus ?
for generating " j
Gas-pressure regulator
Gas-pressure regulator
Gas. Process of and apparatus for making coal-
Gas. Process of and apparatus for manufacturing. . .
Gas. Process of and apparatus for manttfacturing. . .
Gas. Process of and apparattis for mannfacturing. . .
Gas. Process of and apparatus for manufacturing. . .
Gas. Process of and apparatus for manufacturing. . .
Gas. Process of and apparatus for manufacturing
illuminating-
Gas. Process of and apparatus for manufacturing
illuminating-
Gas. Process of and apparatus for obtaining illtuni-
nating-
Gas. Process of and apparatus for producing
Gas. Process of and apparatus for producing heating .
Gas-producer
Gas-producer
Gas-producing furnace
Gas. Purification of coal-
Gas-purifier and method of revivifying iron sponge . .
Gas-purifier screen or grid
Gas-purifiers. Screen or grid for
Gas-purifying box
Gas-regulator
Gas-regulator .'
Gas-regulator
Gas-regulator
Gas-regulator
Gas-retort furnace
Gas-scrubber
Gas-acrubber
Ifame.
H. Pratt and J. J. Eyan .
J. T. Hasse
L. C. Beebe
P. English
C. Harffeldt
G. Jones
D.M. Small
L. W. Puflt-r
C. E. Ball and C. S. Bradford, Jr. . .
J. Flannery
J. Flannerv
J. S. Conuellv
J. D. Avereli
N. L. Smith
E. L. Shute
Xo.
T. and J. Taylor.
C. W. "Weiss
A. E. Molison ...
E. H. Jenkins ...
297,102
30-.J,130
298.057
299,919
30<),4t!5
296,290
291,943
300.008
291.463
294.602
294,862
297,113
296.664
306,652
295,059
302,447
310,002
309,971
293,330
301,393
304.507
306,331
308.796
10..545
304,199
306,566
305,510
305,308
303,314
10,490
306,810
296,200
308,276
2'99,418
309.916
291,005
293,762
302,271
291,102
301,078
292.864
300,661
300,879
300,752
29.5, .532
297,692
A. Stamm '...1 291,417
J. Hanlon 300,466
W. H. Sawyer
A. Dilleubeck
J; M. Gardner and D. Grewar ..
K. A. Ransom
J. P. Clifford. (Reissue)
C. E. Horey and D. T. Perkins .
G. TVesfinghonse, .Jr
J. Carroll.':
A and T. Henning
^V.^B. Hutchins
A. P. Southwick. (Reissue)
K. A. Chesebrough
W. F. M. McCarty
H.M. Paine
AV. C. Parkinson
A. L. Allen and G. AV. Han-is
H. S. Maxim
H. S. Maxim ,
H. S. Maxim...
J. Spiel
C. H. Andrew.
J. Schweizer. . .
If. H. Thompson and H. C. Swan . . .
C. M. Lungren ,
A. I. Ambler
L. G. Francis and J. A. Tibbs .
G. A., Sr., and G. A. Hyde, Jr.
J. 1. Stewart .
J. L. Stewart .
J. E. Stewart .
291,421
295,832
300,330
300,331
300,802
300,803
307,042
J. Eeese 309,251
H. Hang ,299,385
J. ZeUweger | 292.394
J. ZeUweger \ 292,395
J. L. Stewart . .
S. C. Salisbury.
S. C. Salisbury .
M. Herzog
N. M. Langdon .
J. T. McDougall ; 292.341
0. H. Shiras 299.589
J. Cabot 292,984
J. Cabot 307,433
C. "W. Isbell ,291,190
D.Chambers .299,620
F. Geissler , 309,041
P.Keller ' 292.459
C. S.King 299.801
G. Tavlor 309,260
1. Is'. Stanlev and AV. A. Stedman. .. 293.107
G. Anderson 306,892
C. AV. Tsbell 292.491
Date.
Apr. 22
July 15
May 6
Juiie 3
Oct. 14
Apr. 1
Jan. 15
Juije 10
Jan. 1
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
Apr. 22
Apr. 8
Oct. 14
Mar. 11
July 22
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
Feb. 12
July 1
Sept. 2
Oct. 7
Dec. 2
Dec. 23
Aug. 26
Oct. 14
Sept. 23
Sept. 16
Ifov. 18
June 17
Oct. 21
Apr. 1
Nov. 18
May 27
Dec. 30
Jan. 1
Feb. 19
July 22
Jan. 1
July 1
Feb. 5
June 17
June 24
June 24
Mar. 25
Apr. 29
Jan. 1
June 17
Jan. 1
Mar. 25
June 10
June 10
June 24
June 24
Oct. 21
Dec. 16
Mav 27
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
Monthly
volume.
a.
294.796 : Mar. 11
Jan. 22
June. 3
Feb. 5
Nov. 4
Jan. 1
June 3
Dec. 9
Jan. 22
June 3
Dec. 16
Feb. 5
Oct. 21
Jan. 39
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120
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560
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901
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412
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302
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689
1604
1334
1166
1619
1015
370
1116
1826
1777
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1261
1524
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1500
1780
1633
1511
2301
501
1247
504
1893
1065
1069
1683
1685
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904
1779
1736
1738
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1665
113
255
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153
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1822
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308
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1081
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870
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1027
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134
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alp'hahetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Oas. Tank for the reception and transportation of
natural
Oas-tube connection
Oas under pressure. System for conveying and util-
izing
Gas- washing apparatus ,
Gas-works. Hydraulic main for
Gases and producing refrigeration. Method of and
apparatus for compressing and liquefying
Gases and steam. Apparatus for separating liquids
from
Gases. Apparatus for cleansing, condensing, and
washing
Oases. Device for commingling and combining
Oases for motors. Heating and controlling
Gases from pipes of wash-basins, &c. Apparatus for
the prevention of escape of
Gaseous fuel. Apparatus for generating and purifying .
Gasoline-vapor burner
Gasometer for washing carbonic-acid gas
Gate:
See Automatic gate. Flood-gate.
Bridge-gate. Mine water-gate.
Bridge safety-gate. KaUway-gate.
Car-gate. Eailway-crossing gate.
Change-gat«. Kailway-crossing safety-
Elevator-gate. gate.
Elevator safety-gate. Sliding gate.
End-gate. "Water-gate.
Earm-gate. Wire-gate.
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate ,
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate .'
Gate
Gate ,
Gate
Gate
Gate ,
Gate
Gate
Oat«
Gate ,
Gate
Gate
Oate
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate
Oat»
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate ,
Gate
Gate
Oate
Oate
Oate
Gate
Gate
Gate
Gate hanging and operating apparatus
Gate opening and closing apparatus
Gate opening and closing attachment
Gate-operating apparatus
Gates. Operating device for sliding
Gate or valve
Gathering-tub
Gear. Combined friction and cog
Gear cutter. Bevel-
Gear-cutting machine '.
Gear-cutting machine
•Gear-cutting machine
Gear-cutting machine
Gear-cutting machine
Oear-cutting machine
Name.
J. M. Bruce
S. Barr
O. "Westinghouse, Jr
J. Somerville
W. R. Beal
J. J. Suckert
W. H. Wood and G. Eichmond . . . .
J. Crutchett
A. C. Lewis
O. E. Haight, W. H. Wood, andW,
E. Winsor.
P. Hof&nan
S.Lloyd
T. Johnson
E. r. Scannell
J. A. Anderson.-
J. Austin and R. Chamberlain.
D. M. Barker
K. F. Baughn
W. Bruce
J. O. Calhoun
D.Collins
E. Cowan
G. M. Custer
E. L. Drake
B. N. Eastman and C. E. Einkbeiner
M. W. Foster ,
N. E. Funk
W. M. Grisham
W.J. Hamilton
B.F. Harrell
N.B.Hufflnan
A. King
I. L. Landis
I. L. Landis
H. H. Lockling
J. E. Lowe
A. D. Mack
E. E. Mason
D. B. Matlock
G. W.Miller
J. G.Miller
A. F. Purefoy
J. P. B. Earey
E. D. Eathbun
D. E. Eobinson
F. X. SchuUian
G. W. Scott
A. H. Staring
W. P. and C. E. Teeter
E. E. Tope
J. Wheeler
W. E. White
W. E. White
T. Williams and W. A. Preston .
E.Wolfe
J. H. Brafford
A. W. Chilcott
J. H. Moyer
H. Ziegler
J. N. Ward
P. Giovannini
H. Adams and C. C. Haynes
N. W. Speers, Sr
H. Bilgram
TJ. and H. E. Eberhardt
F. Higgins and E. S. Eastman .
F. A. Pratt .
Ko.
308,948
299,720
301,191
305,719
307,619
302,294
294,300
30ti,676
306,500
292,428
302,253
294,646
293,032
300,018
303,786
299,451
302,820
297,055
302,541
292,405
300,444
294,853
309,512
294,971
309,828
294,861
298,076
301,813
306,915
291,724
300,603
295,641
307,773
291,205
291,206
295,569
294,481
298,103
293,659
294,649
301,912
308.274
299,581
295,428
295,674
294.077
294,814
306,534
298,037
294,823
296,648
292,455
303,091
307,094
291,858
304,392
296,516
296,528
304.846
293,550
303,769
295,993
301,467
294,819
294,844
308,658
301,891
301,270
F.H. Eichards 305,229
F. H.Eichards 305,231
F.H. Eichards ,305,233
Date.
Dec. 9
June 3
July 1
Sept. 23
Nov. 4
July 22
Feb. 26
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
Jan. 22
July 22
Mar. 4
Feb. 5
June 10
Aug. 19
May 27
July 29
Apr. 15
July 29
Jan. 22
June 17
Mar. 11
Dec. 16
Mar. 11
Dec. 30
Mar. 11
May 6
July 8
Oct. 21
Jan. 8
June 17
Mar. 25
Nov. 11
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Mar. 25
Mar. 4
May 6
Feb. 19
Mar. 4
July 15
Nov. 18
June 3
Mar. 18
Mar. 25
Feb. 26
Mar. 11
Oct. 14
May 6
Mai-. 11
Apr. 8
Jan. 22
Aug. 5
Nov. 4
Jan. 8
Sept.. 2
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Sept. 9
Feb. 12
Aug. 19
Apr. 1
July 8
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Dec. 2
July 15
July 1
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
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Alpliabetical list of inventions — Continued.
465
Inveution.
Kame.
No.
Date.
Moiitbly
voiuiue.
03
Official
Gazette.
Goar-ciittiiiir iiiacliine
Gear-culfiiijr machine
Gear. Differential ,
Gear. Driving-
Gear. D living-
Gear-molding machine
Gear out of connection. Device for throwing
Gear-wheel
Gear- wheel. Sectional
Gears or pullej a. Balancing
Gearing
Gearing
Gearing
Gearing
Gearing
Gearing
Oeaiing
Geaiing. Apron-
Gearing. Changeable-speed
Gearing. Changeable-speed
Gearing device
Gearing. Differential
Gearing for changing speed
Gelatine, fat, &c. Extraction of
Gem-setting
Gem-setting
Gem-setting
Gem-settings. Machine for making
Generator:
See Electrical generator. Magnetoel e c trie gene-
Gas-generator. rator.
Hot-air generator. Steam-generator.
Germinating apparatus
Gig-tree
Gigging-maohine
Girder
Girder or trus.s. Continuous
Girth. Harness-
Girth-ring. Saddle
Girth. Saddle-
Glass:
See Cupping-glass. Drinking-glass.
Glass. Apparatus for applying powdered substances
to surfaces of
Glass. Apparatus for the application of compressed
air to the manufacture of
Glass. Apparatus for the manufacture of polished .
Glass articles. Ornamenting
Glass articles. Snap for holding
Glass baskets. Manufacture ofT
Glass bottles and similar articles. Finishing the
mouths of
Glass bottles and vessels for containing fire-extin-
guishing compounds. Manufacture of
Glass bricks. Manufacture of
Glass bricks. Manufacture of
Glass-can cap
Glass caster and manufacture of same
Glass-cutter guide
Glass-cutting appjiratus
Glass-cuttin p machine
Glass. Decorated ijlate-
Glass. Decoratiug
Glass-flattening furnace
Glass-flatteniug furnace and means by which sheets
of glass are moved through the leer.
Glass. Flatting and annealing oven for
Glass funnel and mold therefor. Kibbed....
Glass-furnace
Glass-furnace ;
Glass-furnaces. Applying natural gas to
Glass globe '.
Glass handles for trays, &o. Manufacture of
Glass ya imitation of frosting. Ornamentation of
Glass insulators. Press for molding
Glass .jewels. Manufacture of
Glass lamps and lamp-founts. Mold for the manufac-
ture of
Glass. Manufacture of articles from
Glass. Manufacture of plate-
Glass. Manufacturing
Glass. Marbleiziug
Glass-melting furnace
Glass-melting furnace
Glass-mold ,
30 PAT
F.H.Richards 305,234
F.H. Richards 305,21)5
J. B. "West 296,491
F. Jenkin
E. T. Robb and A. "W. Schleicher.
P. L. Simpson
J. Sinnanion
B. "W. and J. L. Leesoa
I. "W. Doeg
C. Esplin
R. Campbell
R. Campbell
L. Colburn
J.J. Rynial ,
H. Schulze-Beige ,
S. Siebert
B. D. Whitney
G.N.Clapp
H. Bickford and A. Armitage
S. W. Martin ,
H. Schulze-Borge
R. Laverv
S.N.Gallup
C. D. Ekman
D. F. Adams
AT. R. Dutemple.
J. H. Slioemaker.
C. 1. Loveren
0. Coldewe and L. Schonjahn
T. F. Hutzel and J. Heinzniann . . .
J. Woelfel
C. H. Kellogg .
G. Lindeuthal .
J. McGuire
G. W. Moores .
P.J. Pefley....
H. Schulze-Berge
A. A. and L. A. Appert
F. DelMarmol.
A. "Weyer
H. C. S'chrader.
J. Hoare
G. W. Tost ....
T. B. Atterbury .
F. H. Shaw
F. H. Shaw
L. A. Harker and C. H. Amann . .
D. Barker
P. Sinsz
W. H. Walker
P. C. Clafiin
J.J.Carroll
E.Llovd
G. R. Williams
C. Tondeur
T. A. Zellers
J. K. Brown
J. Dalzell
H. Gasmire
J. Doman and C. N. Brady .
J. Locke. (Reissue)
W. Beck
D. F. Brown
E. J. Murphy
H. C. Luther
J. F. Miller
C. T. Mustin
H. Solmlze-Berge .
L. Knafli
J. Dpwar
R. Potter
H. Schulze-Berge.
W. Beck
297,407
299,013
30.5,346
303,059
301,240
301,095
304,809
292,-91
306,809
303,621
300,801
305,715
304,464
30.5,048
2!)5,906
307,002
293,761
30.5,714
298,697
295.530
307.754
299,500
303,424
296,234
297,611
309,132
310,136
308,22-;
309,063
300,694
299,995
310,144
308,983
296,228
292,730
305,376
298,145
292,685
296,691
306,670
299,318
298,418
302,289
310.051
308,590
308,709
295,603
308.466
293.947
367.126
305„555
303,195
298,332
300,691
297.114
294,122
304,303
10,440
301,330
299.516
291,072
300,381
297,430
293,977
305,716
295,410
304,802
304.955
296,227
301,427
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Sept. 16
Apr. 8
Apr. 22
May 20
Sept. 16
Aug. 5
July 1
July 8
Sept. 9
Feb. 5
Oct. 21
Aug. 19
June 24
Sept. 23
Sept. 2
Sept. 23
Apr. 1
Oct. 21
Feb. 19
Sept. 23
May 13
Mar. 25
Nov. 11
June 3
Aug. 12
Apr. 1
Apr. 29
Dec. 9
Dec. 30
Nov. 18
Dec. 9
Oct. 14
June 10
Dec. 30
Dec. 9
Apr. 1
Jan. 29
Sept. 16
May 6
Jan. 29
Apr. 8
Oct. 14
May 27
May 13
July 22
Dec. 30
Dec. 2
Dec. 2
Mar. 25
Nov. 25
Feb. 19
Oct. 28
Sept. 23
Aug. 5
May 6
June 17
Apr. 22
Feb. 26
Sept. 2
Feb. 5
July
June 3
Jan. 1
June 17
Apr. 22
Feb. 19
Sept. 23
Mar. 18
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Apr. 1
July 1
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1238
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1059
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377
791
1085
497
43
153
950
445
205
642
1253
1179
859
1163
6
251
678
1178
709
1122
460
921
586
80
435
847
1123
585
829
165
1048
1124
808
78
418
1091
570
409
200
160
873
646
304
1102
699
730
1339
654
722
294
1142
527
618
1226
308
770
819
540
63
924
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382
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466
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphahetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention .
Glass-mold
Glass-mold
Glass-mold
Glass-mold and the product thereof
Glass-molding press
Glass or colored glass. Opaque or semi-transparent
enameled
Glass. Plunger for pressing
Glass-pot
Glass-press
Glass-presses. Pacldngrinjr or hushing for
Glass signs and labels. Gilding
Glass surfaces and signs. Decoration of silvered. - -
Glass vessels. Ornamentation of
Glassware
Glassware »
Glassware. Decorating
Decorative
Machinery for decorating
Manufacture of
Manufacture of
Manufacture of oi-namental
Manufacture of spangled
Mold for pressed
Ornamental
&c. Oraamentation of
Glassware.
Glassware.
Glassware.
Glassware.
Glassware.
Glassware.
Glassware.
Glassware.
Glassware,
Globe and globe-support .
Globe and shade holder .
Globe. Telluric
Glove
Combined .
Manufac-
Glove
Glove
Glove. Boxing-
Glove-fastener
Glove-fastener
Glove-fastener
Glove- fastener
Glove-fastener
Glove-fastener
Glove-fastening
Glove-fastening
Glove-fastening
Glove-fastening
Glove-fastening
Glove-fastening
Glove stretcher and measure.
Glove. Water tight
Gloves. Die for cutting
Gloves, &c. Fastening for
Gloves, &c. Fastening for
Gloves, gaiters, &c. Fastener for
Gloves, shoes, &c. Fastener for
Glover tower
Glucose and grape-sugar from com, &c.
turing
Glucose. Manufacture of
Glucose or gi ape-sugar. Manufacture of
Glue-stock from bones, horn-piths, &c. Preparation of.
Gluten or glutinous matter from the spent liquor of
starch- works. Apparatus for reclaiming
Glycerine from fatty matters. Extracting
Glycerine. Process of and apparatus for purifying . .
Gold and .silver from arsenide of iron. Separating- . .
Gold and silver from their ores. A pparatus for ex-
tracting
Gold and silver from their ores by combined electro-
lytic and amalgamating processes. Process of and
aipparatus for obtaining
Gold and silver from their ores. Process of and ap- )
paratus for extracting J
Gold and silver ores. Koasting and amalgamating - .
Gold by means of alkaline sulphides. Extracting . . .
Gold-saving apparatus
Gold-saving appai atus
Gold, silver, and copper ores. Roasting and disinte-
grating
Gong. Electric
Governor
Govern or
Governor
Goveinor attachment
Governor. Automatic
Centrifugal
Disk-
Engine-
Engine-
Engine-
Governor for steam-engines and other motors
Governor for steamensines. Electrical
Governor for water- wlieels, &c
Governor. Marine-engine
Governor or brake mechanism
Governor or shifting eccentric
Governor or shifting eccentric. Steam-
Governor,
Governor,
Governor.
Governor.
Governor.
Name.
Ko.
A. J. and J. J. Christie.
E. Herckner
E. Herckner
W.H. Brunt
A. A. and L. A. Appert
E. F. W. Hirsch
W. Beck
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L. Fischer
W. Beck
C. E Koken
L. Stern
A. H. Menill
J. Dalzell
A . Sperber
J. S. Dignam
J. Ferguson
H. Sch'ulze-Berge
J.C.DeYoy
L. J. Murrav
AV. F. Russell
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E. F. Barti-l
S. 0. Parker
W. J. Worley,
.T. \V. Grahame
E. J. Kraetzer
P. C. Lathrop
G. W. Prentice
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A. Trouttet
W. F. Ware
V. A. Burr
J. B. Chase
W. F. Foster
W. S. Richardson
W. S. Richardson
W. J. Waldeu
A . Traver
P. W. A. Petersen
G. A. Hathom
A. E. Hosier
W. S. Richardson
C. A. Pfenning
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M. A. Walsh
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D. W. Birmingham
J. Redding
C.E. Billings
F. D. Cummer
R. ^y. and J. W. Gardner
G. Beano
W. J. Radloff
J. Selwig
T. W. Heermans
D. P. Davis
J.L.Beald
J. P. Simmons
C. A. Chaineux
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W. T. Kellogg
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Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
467
Invention.
Name.
Governor or speed-regulator
Governor. Speed-
Governor. Steam-en frine
Governor. Steam-enf:ine
Governor. Steam-engine
Governor. Steam-engine
Governor. Steam-engine
Governor. Steam-engine
Governor. Steam-engine
Governor. Steam-engine
Governor. Steam-engine
Governor. AVater- wheel
Grader
Grader. Road- -
Grading and ditching machine. Eoad
Grading the particles of crushed stones, ores, &c.
Apparatus lor
Grain and fertilizer distrihnting apparatus
Grain and fertilizers. Apparatus for distributing . .
Grain and flour elevator
Grain and flour sampler. Automatic
Grain and hay loader
Grain. Apparatus for the gradual reduction of
Grain-binder
Grain-binder
Grain-binder
Grain-binder
Grain-binder
Grain-binder
Grain-binder
Grain-binder
Grain-binder
Grain-binder
Grain-binder
Grain-binder
Grain-binder bundle-carrier
Grain-binder cord-holder
Grain-binder cord-holder
Grain-binder knot- tying mechanism
Grain-binder knotter
Grain-binder knotter
Grain-binder needle
Grain-binders. Band-securing mechanism for ,
Grain-binders. Bundle-carrier for ,
Grain-binders. Cord-holding mechanism for
Grain-binding machine. Automatic
Grain-binding machines. liTeedle or binder-arm for
automatic
Grain-breaker and grin ding-mill
Grain brushing and scouring machine
Grain-cleaner
Grain-cleaner
Grain-cleaner
Grain cleaner and separator
G rain-cleaning machine
Grain crusher and disintegrator ,
Grain-crushing roll
Grain-cutting machine
Grain-cutting machine
Grain-cutting machine
Grain-deliverer for self-binders
Grain- dressing machine
Grain-drier
Grain-drier
Grain-drier
Grain-drier
Grain-drier
Grain-drier-
Grain-drier
Grain-drill
Grain-drill
Grain-drill ,
Grain-drill
Grain-drill
E. D. Napier .
F. A. Gale....
J. L. Bogert . .
G. W. Brown .
A. L. Ide
A.L.Ide
J. Mead
W. R. Michener
H. T.abor
H. H.Westinghouseand A.G. Brown
H. Whiting
C.J. Shuttleworth
H.Hild
S. Pennock
J. AV. Otterman and C. A. R. L. Ver
Genius.
W. A. Goodyear
A. J. Martin..
A. J. Maitin . .
R. H. Everett.
J. M. Finch...
J. C. Harker. .
P. Gillen
J. H. Anderson .
J. P. Appleby . .
H. Behrens
C. Colahan.
E. M. Deane .
J. H. Gordon
H. Guver and !L. F. King .
S.D.Locke
J.D.Nix
J. A. Paige
H. E. Pridmore .
C. P. Shufelt ...
W.Collins
C. Colahan
R. W. Maske...
C. M. Richardson and J. S. Gibbs. . .
J. E. Bnxton .
J. E. Buxton .
J. P. Bullock .
J. S. Davis . . .
"W. Collins
J". W. Webster
G.Esterlv
H. A. and W. M. Holmes-
J. M. Speer, Jr
L. Gathmann
E.Phelps
B.Scott
B.Wright
J. H. Knickerbocker
E. E. Curtis and W. H. Helfrich
J. A. Jones
J. M. Ca.se
W. Eberhard
J. B. Frost
A. Weniple
C. Whitney
H. Cutler
W. H. Applegate
H. I., P. F., .and H. G. Chase .
S.P. Cook
E. S. Jennings
R. F. L. Plonnis
M. A . Sutherland
A. S. Tompkins, F. M. Courage, and
F. A. Crack nail.
A. D. Alexander
A. D. Alexander
J. L. Ashvirst
T. Becker
M. F. and T. A. Foley
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volume.
307,97.5
301,712
307,835
303,979
301,720
308,498
306,167
305,323
303,895
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308,392
295,060
309,543
305,533
294,330
309,043
295,655
308,271
304,998
291,474
306,150
307,386
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295,970
305,135
304,077
291,497
293,649
292.907
304,536
307,577
305,470
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306.184
291.985
308,062
297,144
300,009
307,176
307,377
309,026
301,808
298,449
301,190
303,926
305,819
291,634
297,782
292,044
303,756
307,828
306,160
294.205
296,838
293,306
301,700
302,993
295,699
305,256
308.831
293,133
309,294
294,367
295,643
310,080
294,287
308,291
307,159
307,160
297,961
297,488
294,603
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Dec. 9
Mar. 25
Nov. 18
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Oct. 28
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Nov. 11
Oct. 7
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Feb. 12
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Aug. 5
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^ AljjJiahetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Grain-drill .
Grain-drill .
Grain-drill .
Grain-drill .
Grain-drill .
Grain-drill .
Giain-drill .
Grain-drill .
Grain-drill
Giai n-diill
Grain-drill
Grain-drill
Grain-d lill
Grain-drill
Grain-di ill fertilizer-distributer
Gi ain-drill force-feed
Grain-drill force-feed
Grain-drill roller attacliment
Grain-drill seat
Grain-drills. Combined gage-wheel and caster for.
Grain-drying machine
Gi ain drying, steaming, and cooling machine
Grain elevator and purifier. Pneumatic
Grain elevator, dump, and register. Automatic
C, rain-elevators. Kevolving chute for
Grain header and harvester
Grain. Machine for breaking or reducing
Grain-meter .
(7rain-mefer.
Grain-meter.
Grain-mixing machine
Grain. Reducing lobated
Grain reduction and separating machine .
Grain-sacker
Graiii-.scourer
Graiu-scourer
Grain-scourer
Automatic ,
Automatic .
Grain scourer and cleaner-
Grain scouring machine - -
Grain separating, sorting, and grading machine.
Grain-.separator
Grain-separator
Grain-separator
Grain-separator
Grain-separator
Grain-separator
Grain-separator
Grain-separator
Graili-separator
Grain-separator
Grain-separator
Grain-separator
Grain-separator
Grain separator and grader .
Grain, &c. Separator for .. .
Grain-shocking machine
Grain-shoveler. Automatic
Giain transfer and slorage system. Pneumatic
Grain-transferring apparatus
Graining
Graining composition
Graining compound
Grain ing compoun d
Granary
, G rape crusher and stalker
G; ape-crushing machine
G rajmel
Grapple
Pr^pple
Grapple
Grappling-hook • ■ - - - •
Grass. &c., from the surface of the ground. Appa-
ratus for removing
Grate
Grate
Gr.ate
Grate
Grate
Grate
Grate
Grate
Grate
Grate
Grate
Name.
T. D. Gere
C. G. Hampton -
S. B. Hart
J. F. ICeller
S. H. Koble
H. H. Koeller
C.F.Kulp
F. B. McCabe
A.McKill
"W. "W. and F. M. Mullen
A. N. Noriis
A. L. Reese
A . Runstetler
H. P. Tenant
L. Becker
J. H. Keedy
J. H. Keedv
J. M. T7ishart and W. F. Buzick . .
J. P. Fulgham
J. King
B. S. CuUen
E. H. Sawin
F. W. Wiesebrock
C. C. Radley
.1. Hughes
P. E. Brouet
A. C. iSTagel. R. H. Kaemp, and A.
Linnenbriigge.
J. W. Hill...
J. C. King
G. Marsh and "V. Arnold
J. L. Sheppard
L. Gathmann
.T. M. Ca.so
R. H. Piirnell
G. A. Dawson
C. M. Gilbert
J. C. Hunt
R. H. Griffiths
J. B. Harris
W. E. Wild
R. Brand
R. Brand
C.N.Cise
J. B. Disbmaker
J. F. Hatfield
E. Huber and F. Strobel.
J. L. La Rose
A. "W. Lockhart
J. B. Martin
C. E. McNeal
A. B. Monck
Tj. A . Richards
W. B. Vardell
"W. W. Ingraham
F. L. Kidder
©.McMillan
,T. B. Pugh
L.Smith...
E. S. Richards
J. A. Megiun
.T. F. Harms
H. and W. H. Bailey.
W. H. Bow
R. M. Grier
P. Sain se vain
J. B. Klumpp
H. C.Chester
F. Bowden
J. Carpenter
.J. S, Burning
J. F. "n^heeler
I. F. Pharo
L. Bannister
L. Bannister...
C. H. Fisher...
B. M. Graham .
T. laikwood . .
J. N. Lon<r ....
L. Passraore...
L. Pas.smore .
J. G. Smith . .
J. T. Snyder.
R. Turner ...
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306.153
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303,973
298.390
305,314
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301,739
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307,617
300.350
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309,789
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300. .522
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1403
421
753
443
1933
1201
1099
1440
1624
1646
1634
309
2087
856
2011
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881
191
1,510
264
1103
1016
722
72
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976
1638
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1830
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469
Alphahetical list of inveiUiona — Coutinued.
Invention.
Grate
Grate appliance
Grate attacliment
Grate-liar
Grate-tar
Grate-l)ar
Grate-bar
Grate-bar
Grate-bar
Grate-bar and lock for tbe same.
Grate. Fire-
Grate. Tire-
Grat«. Fire-
Grate. Kre-
Grate for bnmingr sawdust . ..
Grate-shelf. Portable
Grater
Grater. Fruit and vegetable
Grater. Maize-
Grater. Nutmeg-
Grating. Vault and sewer. . .
Grave-filler
Grease-trap
Greenhouse
Cake-
Machine for dressing tbe
Griddle.
Gridiron .
Grinding and polishing machine
Grinding apparatus
Grinding chisels or tools of various kinds,
ery for
Grinding cutter-knives. Machine for
Grinding diamonds, &c.
faces of wheels for
Grinding-maehine .......
Grin ding-machine
Grinding-maehine
Grinding-mill
Grinding-mill
Grinding-mill
Grinding-mill
Machin-
Grinding-mill
Grinding-mill
Grinding-mill
Grinding-mill
Grinding-mill
Grinding-mill
Grinding-mill .,
Grinding-mill
Grinding-mill
Grinding-mill
Grinding-mill
Grinding-mill
Grinding-mill
Grinding-miU
Grinding-mill
Grinding-mill
Grinding-mill
Grinding-mill
Grinding-mill
Grinding-mill
Grinding-mill ,
Grinding-mill feed mechanism .
Grinding-mill. Portable ,
Grinding-mill. Roller
Grinding-mill. Roller .
Grinding-mill. Roller .
Grinding-miU. Roller .
Grinding-mill. Roller
Grinding-mill roller
Grinding or polishing wheel . . .
Grinding-pan
Grinding roll-bars. Device for
Grindstone
Grindstone attachment
Grindstone-dressing machine .
Name.
J. "Welsh
B. Murphy
E. Wood
"W. H. Cambry
A. Haarlander
J. Mailer
G. B. Mershon.....
S. Smith
W. Solt
W. G. Fischer
G. Alexis-Godillot .
E.Card
S. H. La Rue
J. D. Richards
M. .T. Lyons
M. Dnrnell and E. Beets.
H. Bloch
W. H. Van Riper
E. M. C. Anderson
L. .T. Church
J. T. McHugh
L. C. Hubpr
N. P. Whiting
E. M. "Wood
J. V. Taylor
N. .T. Langley
E. R. Ware
J. S. Bronsfield
J. Birkenhead
L. Bush, Jr .
I. Hermann.
J. B. H. Leonard
J. H. Reed. . .
H. Slack
J. Q. Adams .
J. H. Bear...
C. C. Burner.
J. M. Case . . .
J. T. Case .
J. J. and B. Clark .
H. H. Coles
G. B. Davids
J. C. DeU
L. M. Devore
W. E. Gorton
D. Hess
O. Hoffmann
J. Hollingsworth
H. Hungerford ...
J. T. Ohenchain
G. and A. Raymond .
E. Rhodes
S. C. Sohofield
A. F. Schult
G. K. Smith
A. L. Teotor
W. C. Westaway
F. Wilson
J. F. Winchell
E. C. Clark and A. Dewey.
R. Waak and C. Jagusch . .
W. Ager
W. R. Fox.
W. D. Gray. .
C. T. Hanna .
"IT. H. Odell
G. "Van Name
W. Warwick and W. Bernard.
G. H. Malter
C. J. Bradbury
E. R. Mason
W. Chalmers
F. Trier
No.
309,590
30.5,838
309.429
291,292
30.%, 589
292,337
303.032
298,424
303,675
301,705
297,548
306,218
306,762
302.428
299. 4B5
309.445
307.742
301,939
302 .536
295,736
304,339
304.647
306,981
293,696
300,409
306,164
296,6,56
292.290
295,900
297,565
299,642
291,609
291,537
301.168
292,612
294,956
299.340
297.756
309,196
302.8-26
303.708
304,. 506
305,435
305,158
292,746
294,735
309.302
305.751
295.764
308,976
295,049
294,673
292.2.58
308,631
297,024
300,530
309.326
292. ,524
297.049
291.031
301,020
291,018
308,557
303,369
308,254
306,945
291.654
304,588
305,700
291,469
292.242
300^845
Date.
Dec. 23
Sept. 30
Dec. 16
Jan. 1
Sept. 23
Jan. 22
A ug. 5
May 13
Aug. 19
July 8
Apr. 22
Oct. 7
Oct. 21
July 22
May 27
Deo. 16
Nov. 11
Julv 15
July 29
Mar. 25
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Oct. 21
Feb. 19
June 17
Oct. 7
Apr. 8
Jan. 22
Apr. 1
Apr. 29
June 3
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
July 1
.Tan. 29
Mar. 11
May 27
Apr. 29
Dec. 16
July 29
Aug. 19
Sept. 2
Sept. 23
Sept. 16
Jan. 29
Mar. 4
Dec. 16
Sept. 30
Mar. 25
Dec. 9
Mar. 11
Mar. 4
Jan. 22
Dec. 2
Apr. 15
June 17
Dec. 16
Jan. 29
Apr. 15
Jan. 1
June 24
Jan. 1
Nov. 25
Aug. 12
Nov. 18
Oct. 21
.Tan. 8
Sept. 2
Sept. 2.3
.Tan. 1
Jan. 22
June 24
Monthly
volume.
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1358
2032
1138
348
1696
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193
593
1008
805
2096
251
949
1737
1904
11.58
427
1109
1889
1774
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470
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181
759
662
124
2036
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225R
1046
292
1487
1126
2214
474
987
1918
1809
536
882
407
1569
61
1419
1321
1021
1914
1447
21
1948
3
1503
613
1089
1184
820
405
1831
566
1548
1738
931
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306
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471
463
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904
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424
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878
471
872
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591
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1264
470
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Grlndstone-ftame
G-rindstone-frame
Grrindstone-hausinss.
Grrindstone-shaft
Grindstone-tniing machine.
Device for truinfc
Device for truing
Knockdown frame for.
Grindstones.
Grindstones.
Grindstones.
Gripper
Gripper mechanism for bronzing machines, &c
Grits. Making
Grommet. Sail- ...■
Grub-puller
Gnard :
See Berth -guard.
Buckle-guard.
Car-door guard.
Car safety-guard.
Carving-fork guard.
Clutch-guard.
Cutter-head guard.
Dental breath-guard. Railway foof^guard,
Ear-guard. Eein-guard.
Elevator-guard. Saw-guard.
Elevator-shaft guard. Switch-guard.
Handle-guard. Tree-guard.
Hatchway-guard. Window-guard
Gmrd and weeder. Combined
Guide-plate. Luminous
Guitar
Key-hole guard.
Life-guard.
Limb-guard.
Molding-machine guard.
Molding-machine safety-
guard.
Piano pedal-guard.
Gumming-machine .
Gun
Gun. Bomb-
Gun-carriage
Gnn-carriage. Armor-plated
Gun-cleaner
Gun. Electric
Gun for bomb-lances
Gun. Line-throwing .,
Gun-locks by recoil. Mechanism for operating .
Gun. Machine-
Gun. Machine-.
Gun. Machine-
Gun. Magazine-
Gun. Magazine-
Gun. Magazine-
Gun. Magazine-
Gun. Magazine-
Gun. Magazine-
Gun. Magazine-
Gun. Magazine-
Gun. Magazine-
Gun. Pneumatic
Gun. Shot-
Gun. Sjiring air-
Gun-stock. Folding skeleton
Gun-wad
Gun-wad
Gun-wad retainer
Guns. Barrel-lock for breakdown
Guns. Barrel-support for battery-
Guns. Kifling '.
Gynecological and .surgeon's operating-table.
Gynecological chair
Hackling-raachine
Hair-crimper
Hair-crimper
Hair-crimper
Hair-dressing and wash for silks, laces, &c ..
Hair-rl yeing
Hair-front
Hair-i)in
Hair-spring studs. Gage for
Halter ;
Halter
Halter
Halter
Halter
Halter
Halter
Halter-fastener
Halter or tie for animals
Name.
C.Hefft
L. McDermott
F. M. Stearns
A. F. "Weaver
F. Trier
M. A. Barber
C. A. Weller
F. M. Stearns
N. H. Power
A. T. Anderson
J. F. Gent
"W. "W.Wilcox
"W. M. Sumnera and A. W. Smith
0. Elce
S. T. Ayres
J. C. Cooke
T. Fui-nival and G. Daniels.
A. N. Eastman
P. Cunningham
H. Grnson
H. Gruson and M. Schumann-
C. S.Leet
S. RusseU
E. Pierce
J. A\''illiams
H. S. Maxim
T. Nordenfelt
T. Nordenfelt.
C. B. Scott
F. J. Evans
"W. E. Finch...
L. L. Hepburn
J. S. Jarmann .
W. Mason
R. Rhodes
A. H. Russell
A. H. Eus.sell
C. M. Spencer and E. Ehodes.
W. T. Vose
F. C. Dimitt
H. M. Quackenbnsh .
F. Schwatka
M. S. Alexander
,T. "W. Dennis
J. "W. Dennis
N. E.Davis
O. Edwards
A. Schneider
J". D. Alexander
M. M. Copp
C. E. Eamus
G. H. Blakesley
M. Campbell
I. W. Hevsinger
H. P. Stultz
C. A. De Barbaran
S. C.Beck
H. G. and H. G. Thompson .
J. P. Wathier
E. Barnard
E. Barnard
J. Corbett
M. Dn Bois
J. C. Lighthouse
R. Melling
C. R. Robinson
M. C. Hayes
M. Sweet
'So.
310,054
308, 0P6
299,870
298,046
293.203
304.774
301,542
297,466
307.410
297,739
302,198
304,249
301,772
310,037
292,090
295.984
308,3.53
307.449
294,017
293,245
295,246
302.007
307.070
306.098
305.873
297,278
298,493
303,879
299,686
300,8.50
306,144
298,377
308,772
302,148
308.702
29,5,285
295,286
299,282
306,563
306.593
302,283
305,. 537
294,177
295.235
295.234
294,772
310.036
300,515
300,337
299,520
307,331
297,911
294,309
309, H54
293,372
305,0.57
300,938
303.341
293,127
293.999
297,963
304,411
309,611
291,365
302,222
297,850
297,259
299,179
Date.
Dec. 30
Nov. 18
June 3
May 6
Feb. 5
Sept. 9
July 8
Apr. 22
Oct. 28
Apr. 29
July 15
Aug. 20
July 8
Dec. 30
Jan. 15
Apr. 1
Nov. 25
Nov. 4
Feb. 26
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
July 15
Oct. 21
Oct. 7
Sept. 30
Apr. 22
May 13
Aug. 19
June 3
June 24
Oct. 7
May 13
Dec. 2
July 15
Dec. 2
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
May 27
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
July 22
Sept. 23
Feb. 26
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Mar. 11
Dec. 30
June 17
June 17
June 3
Oct. 28
Apr. 29
Feb. 26
Dec. 30
Feb. 12
Sept. 16
June 24
Au!i-. 12
Feb. 5
Feb. 26
May 6
Sept. 2
Dec. 23
Jan. 1
July 15
Apr. 29
Apr. 22
May 27
Monthly
volume.
1948
870
457
107
550
640
598
1984
1829
2358
1432
1760
894
1922
1341
111
1220
46
1590
1146
1147
1198
1358
85
2077
1747
676
1259
258
1751
150
542
2G4
1360
161
1196
1199
1650
684
727
1541
1633
1822
1135
1133
521
1920
1306
1084
20
1725
2552
1982
1698
785
1001
1847
575
450
1569
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162
1389
430
14.59
2479
1730
1532
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333
474
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425
452
497
313
312
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517
358
295
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439
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1009
547
538
943
116
391
360
467
278
796
171
1098
258
23
624
379
745
1046
1046
28
29
29
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27
234
270
17
1227
346
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662
5.
699
27
27
29
968
1266
27
|27
637
29
746
J28
265
729
1057
1057
864
133
141
302
1137
782
1044
1044
925
1098
1182
1141
924
342
505
811
10.55
585
1017
1285
566
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741
528
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UNITED STATES PATEXT OFFICE, 1864.
471
Al2>habctical list of invet.tiona — Coutiuued.
luveutiou.
Name.
llalt'^r-strap fastening
JIaltoi-tiiiiiniing ,
Halter-weiglit
Itaiiie
Haine
Hamc
ilaiiie
Ilame
Ilaiiie
Haiiie
Ilame
Kaiiie
1 1 anie
Haiiie
Ilame
Haiiie
1 1 iiiiie
1 lame
Ilame attachment
Hame attacliment
Ilaiue attaclmient
I lame attachment
1 lam e-clip
llame-clip
1 lame-fastener
Ilaniefastener
Hainefastener
Hame-fastener ,
Hame-fastener
I lanie-fastener
I fame-fastener
Hame-fastener
Hame-fastener ,
Hame for harness. Adjustable
Hame. Harness-
Hame. Harness-
TTnmc-hook ,
Hame-staple '.
Ham e-strap
1 f ammer
Hammer and tack -holder. Tack-
Hammer. Automatic tack and staple
Hammer. Bush-
Han imer-die
Hanmier-die
Hammer. Drop-
Hammer. Foot-power
Hammer for holding and driving tacks, &c .
Hammer. Forge-
Hammer guide. Steam-
H ammer. Tack-
Hammer. Tack-.
Hammer. Trip-
Hammer. Trip-
Hammer. Trip-
Hammering-machine feed-table
Hammers. Xail-holding attachment for
Ilanmiock and swinging chair. Convertible.
Hammock-chair
Hammock-chair
I Inmmock selvage
Hammock-support
I I ammock-snpport. Portable
Hammocks. Making
Fastening for..-
■T. Gihlions
J. ( j ibbons
J. ItnyandE. TTaldt
A. Hoening
(t. 'tt'. Davies
C. H. Fields
F. Krazer ,
D. H. Grant
J. W. Hudson
1.. E. -Tones
J. .T.Kelly
J. F. KnoiT
C. H. T-ovelace
J. Mcl'arlaiid ,
J. S. Mitchell
J. P. Qiiiiictte ■
E. E. ■^'instead
•T. J. Wiitner
R. K. Bmt
T>. J. Davidson and C. H. Michael.
O. V. Letcli worth
■J. ('. Sfoher
E. D. Cole
C. "W. Ma.^senheimer
0. E. B:iker
A. B. Conde
C. A. Denison ,
G. W. Greene
C. 1^. Hart
^V. H. Johnson
B. F. Jones
K. McLeod
M.Noe
M. A. E. Wycough
D. J. Davidson and C. H. Michael..
H. C. Maxwell
J. L. "Woolard
J. Tnerper an d F. Krein
J). W. Emmons
F. H. Cullen
A. A. Potter
J. S. Bokeukotter
J. Schwarzmann
J. Hausman
J. Within irton
J. H. Elward
J. L. Painter
J. W. Xiebel
J. H.Baker
T. K. Morgan, Sr
G. S. Tinaliug, A. L. Flack, and H.
T. Heller.
G. S. Yingling, A. L. Flack, and H.
T. Heller.
J. E. Abbe
1. L. Penney
T. Tripp. Jr
TV. D. Wood
G. F. Barber
E. S. Amrock
E.H. Arnold
A. O. Hubbard
A. O- Eood
G. E. Sntphen
E. C- Cook
A. 0. Eood
No.
297,983
300,4(il
2r)4.081
300.838
301,217
303,565
291,325
30.5, ne
29.5.012
300.712
, 30-^.262
I 295.924
30-1.434
305, ,526
301.2.56
297.846
296,497
302.678
309,129
301,690
296,193
303,894
296..530
297.277
298.814
204,202
304,801
305„588
292.008
293,655
295,496
307,060
291,390
297,958
301, f 89
30.5,4,59
307,158
299.880
308,068
,304.618
293,516
302.092
303,594
309,620
29-2.608
305,165
292.348
303.230
297,6,59
305.836
298,649
298,650
302,811
302,520
Date.
A, O. Eood
O. E. Jimes
E. Weiutraud - . .
J. Mehl. Jr
J. W. Weiser
T. M. Furbi.'ih ...
F, Schumann
M. .T. Hinden
301,937
293,611
299,717
306,046
303„551
309.952
296.459
298,515
292,204
296,460
H ammocks. Making
Hanil and foot power
Hand-bag
Hand bag and pocket-book frames
Haudclamp
II and -drill
Hand elevator for packages, &C- - .
l^and-grip tester
Hand-power mechanism j E. Z. White
Hand-press j H. F, O.sbome
Hand-protector | M, Bidwi-U ...
Hand-rails. Apparatus for striking molds for , F. R. Bodley..
Hand wheat-rake ! D. Bigelow 304
Handcuff I I. Johnson 308
Handle:
Pump-h.andle.
Removable handle.
Saw-handle.
Snadf or shovel handle.
Tool-handle.
Traveliiig-liag handle.
Trunk-handle.
296,
300.
302.
309.
305.
298.
304!
300.
309.
294.
308.
306.
See Auger-handle.
Ax-handle.
Bicycle-handle.
Broom-handle.
Detachable handle.
Drop-handle.
Pail-handle.
Pocket-knife handle.
H^nd'e C.
Handle J.
C27
084
071
397
9S9
457
866
473
670
802
4.59
215
899
075
May 6
June 17
Feb. 26
June 24
July 1
Aug. 12
Jan. 1
Sept. 16
Mar. 11
June 17
Xov. 18
Apr, 1
Sept. 2
Sept. 23
July 1
Apr, 29
Apr. 8
July 29
Dec. 9
July 8
Apr. 1
Aug. 19
Apr. 8
Apr. 22
May 20
Feli. 26
Sept. 9
Sept. 23
Jan. 15
Feb. 19
Mar. 18
Oct. 21
Jan. 1
Apr. 29
Julv 8
Sept. 23
Oct. 23
June 3
Nov. 18
Sept. 2
Fel). 12
.July 15
Aug. 12
Dec. 23
.Tan. 29
Sept, 16
Jan. 22
Aug. 5
Apr. 29
Sept. 30
May 13
May 13
July 29
July 22
•July 15
Feb. 12
June 3
Oct. 7
Ang. 12
Dec. 30
Apr. a
May 13
Jan. 22
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
June 10
July 15
Dec. 16
Sept. 30
May 13
Sept. 9
June 17
Dec. 23
JIar. 11
Xov. 25
Oct. 7
Sept. 9
Nov. 18
M(mthly
volume.
a.
02
24
1244
1684
1732
184
850
388
1162
839
1.576
1100
40
185
1622
233
2475
764
2077
738
789
359
1278
805
1746
1077
18.51
666
1695
1251
1111
1460
1339
465
2613
788
1515
1497
469
848
441
951
1300
894
1399
2032
1142
1678
437
2251
2029
858
858
2239
1858
1105
10.57
291
6
833
1821
710
699
1489
710
930
735
1277
1103
2218
631
757
12.57
14.56
566
1363
249
799
856
7
340
463
473
4'*
233
108
317
229
432
299
11
55
448
62,63
678
210
.570
199
216
103
354
2-22
474
302
505
183
471
350
308
402
358
131
716
216
420
399
123
231
122
259
359
245
378
565
312
467
119
613
562
240
241
(614
)615
508
C303
t 304
292
72
2
228
490
196
198
418
C196
J 197
260
199
353
294
615
180
208
344
394
1.56
372
67
218
233
Official
Gazette.
27
27
26
27
2'
28
26
28
26
27
29
27
28
28
28
27
27
28
29
28
27
28
27
27
27
20
28
28
26
26
26
29
26
27
28
28
29
27
29
28
26
28
28
29
26
28
26
28
27
28
27
27
[28
28
1 28
26
27
29
28
29
27
27
26
[27
27
27
28
29
28
27
28
27
29
26
29
29
28
29
A. Cook 310,
D. Eoberts 304,
123
131
Dec. 30
Aug. 26
532
1169
760
1202
36
617
70
1046
980
1230
594
10
850
1134
46
490
151
404
846
152
69
703
160
345
744
787
948
1149
241
652
1107
266
83
.517
152
1117
301
1011
546
898
616
254
624
982
392
1044
322
536
447
1218
695
696
432
361
216
634
975
3
614
1077
140
666
290
141
185
1069
249
921
1253
654
966
1172
993
932
653
45
974
548
2043 547 , 29 1120
1602 . 437 i 28 I 767
472
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Name.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
03
Official
Gazette.
969'
882
341
46R-
935
974
45
510
1094
985
988
Handle
Handle-attaching device for tools
Handle-covering
Handle for agricultural implements and making the
same.
Handle for covers of vessels
Handle for pitchers and household articles
Handle for trunks, &c -
Handle guard. Ax and tool
Handles. Machine for rounding bent ,
Handles to enameled vessels. Attachment of
Handles to sheet-metal ware. Attaching
Handles to vessels. Attachment of
Hanger :
See Clothes-hanger.
Colter-hanger.
Counter-shaft
hanger.
Curtain and shade
hanger.
Door-hanger.
Dress-hanger.
Eaves-trough hanger.
Hangers to ceilings. Implement for attaching
Hangers to coats, &c. Machine for attaching and
setting metallic
Harmonica-holder
Harmonium and piano. Combined
Hat and coat hanger.
Picture-hanger.
Sash-hanger.
Shade-hanger.
Shade-roller hanger.
Shaft-hanger.
Shafting-hanger.
Suit-hanger.
Harmony. Apparatus for use in studying .
Harness
Harness
Harness
Harness
Harness
Harness
Harness
Harness
Harness
Harness ^
Harness
Harness
Harness
Harness
Harness
Harness
Harness.
Harness
Harness-
Harness-
Harness
Harness
Harness
Harness,
Harness-
Harness-
Harness
Harness-
Harness-
Hamess-
Hamess-
Harness-
Harness-
Hainess.
Haniess-
Harness-
Harness
Harness
Harness-
Harness
Harness-
Harness-
Harness.
Harcess
Harness-
Harness
Harness
Harness
Harness
Harness
Harness
Harness
Harness-
Harness-
Harness-
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
attachment
attachment
. Breast-collar for
checking device
-covering
crupper
-crupper
. Draft attachment for
-fitting
. Hip-strap loop for
holder
hook
layer-loop
-loop
-loop
-loop
■loop
■loop machine
-loop stick
. Manufacture of portions of a
■pad
■pad
■pad
-pad
pad.
pad
pad
pad tree
Eope-
-rosette
rosette
rosette, door-plate, &o
shaft-bearer
strap attachment
sweat-pad
Swiveling loop-iron for
thill attachment
trace-guard
trace supporter
trimming
trimmings of glass or earthenware .
G-. A. 'Washbum.
J. K. Hood
H. C. MUligan...
"W. M. Serviss . . .
J. Mu.sgrove
J. C. MilUgan
G. S.Gates
G.P.Morrill
A. K. Caverly
G. M. Heyde
G. W. Kriapp
J. C. Milligan and J. Chanmont ,
P. Lorillard, Jr
E. P. Haff and J. H. Walbridge.
J. H. Murphy
L. Kiistner
304,879
295,922
294,492
302,435
302,929
304,743
294,988
291,216
303,116
305,388
304,938
304,948
B. S. Maitliind
C. Allen .lud "W. E. Dubbs
J. K. Alwood
S.L.Bligh
•J. T. Cl.wkson
J. Dodge
C.C.Ferrill
H. T. Fountain.
S-T-unk
J. B. Gathright
G. H. Ingalls
C.Kifer
J. M. Porter
A. Sherwood
G. Thompson
J. F. Hammett
E. F. Pflueger
L. IT. Hillis
T. B. Floyd and H. L. Barton
H. C. Babcock
F. J. Ingrish
T. Jones
J. Bloedel
J. C. Covert
A. Karras
D. D. Briggs
S. B. Edson
J. M. Baslnger
J. M. Basinger
A. Coffman
E. R. Northcutt
F. Kicheson
P. Landfrit
n. H. Baker, Jr
J. Stanley and T. F. Lemassena
H. C. Babcock
O. L. Dorr and T. J. Tamplin
W. H Felker
J. C. Harpham
J. E. Nave and C. V. Bauer
C. W. Rogers
T. A. Simmons -...
E. A. Cooper
M. White
D. S. Duncombe
E. W. .Tones
A. Stenger
G. W.Atkins
T S. Very
H. C. Babcock
K. Mackiiy and T. C. Dnnn
H. P. Nnsbanm
.J.G.MllIer
M. E. Lasher
H. C . Maxwell
J. G. Eberhard
E. E. Bostwick
W. E. Budd
E.V.Caldwell
L. C. Cliapin and B F. Eix
J. H. Christy
J. Divora
J". Dugiiw
A. C Evans
J. H. Harris
295,880
294,033
303,743
308,415
294,139
300
306
294,
293
302,
304
308,
292,
300,
295,
298
297,
309.
291,
301
303.
299
237.
293
299
310
301
299,
298,
295,
295,
308,
292,
293,
292.
292,
299,
300,
293.
297,
302,
291
296.
304.
297.
298.
296,
305,
303,
296,
291
304
304,
303,
298.
308,
304,
304.
302,
301,
291,
293.
292
soi,
294,
304,
305,
291,
306,
,751
,991
005
950
473
923
',485
;,742
',3,58
642
590
,003
317
812
718
318
,141
,369
,700
793
139
,331
354
.589
344
374
734
618
421
844
053
406
d98
535
486
548
887
748
950
on
246
140
■68
993
178
418
592
979
552
104
849
346
943
510
104
869
304
985
094
on
624
162
174
746
Sept. 9
Apr. 1
Mar. 4
July 22
Aug. 5
Sept. 9
Mar. 11
Jan. 1
Aug. 5
Sept. 16
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Mar. 25
Feb. 26
Aug. 19
Nov. 25
Feb. 26
June 24
Oct. 21
Feb. 26
Feb. 19
July 22
Sept. 9
Nov. 25
Jan. 29
June 17
Mar. 25
May 13
Apr. 15
Dec. 16
Jan. 8
Julv 8
Aug. 12
May 27
Apr. 22
Feb. 19
June 3
Dec. 30
July 1
May 27
May 13
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Dec. 2
Jan. 29
Feb. 12
Feb. 5
Jan. 15
May 27
June 10
Feb. 12
Apr. 22
July 29
,Tan. 15
Apr. 15
Sept. 9
Apr. 15
May 6
Apr. 1
Sept. 30
Aug. 20
Apr. 1
Jan. 1
Sept. 2
Sept. 9
Aug. 12
MaV 6
Dec. 2
Sept. 2
Sept. 9
July 22
July 1
Jan. 15
Feb. 12
Feb. 5
July 1
Fel). 26
Sept. 2
Sept. 16
Jan. 1
Oct. 21
774
37
195
1745
65
598
798
251
295
1428
858
870
1969
1609
1088
1311
1768
1623
1243
1576
1512
1795
839
1393
2203
1113
1652
787
1389
1008
996
824
549
1488
1866
1175
373
2062
331
1746
787
1273
1308
204
2043
846
81
1300
1813
2031
968
2008
1901
1104
1078
872
1400
372
295
1938
1421
337
502
409
909
834
175
375
82
865
1841
30
1083
696
256
23
1583
447
1137
199
9C9
212
11
55
479
20
163
221
71
82
396
232
236
545
447
298
358
C485
)486
445
331
436
417
491
227
380
614
302
458
221
384
266
279
225
1.51
427
507
328
95
552
91
503
221
353
?63
53
568
229
22
363
.521
278
264
548
.522
308
304
236
386
98
85
539
391
96
141
114
249
228
46
98
27
234
504
10
302
186
70
6,7
439
123
311
56
247
27
26
28
28
28
26
26
28
28
28
28
26
26
28
29
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27
29
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28
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1203
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667
642
773
1243
249
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723
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982
660
423
1M7
1147
683
276
902
184
1.59
561
834
368
664
999
1123
63
882
683
1071
1078
736
394
590
457
251
894
1121
619
390
375
213
220
988
278
590
58
1200
733
66
90
892
995
615
560
767
830
987
358
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued,
473
Invention.
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Hanow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow.
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Adjustable
and cultivator
and cultivator
and cultivator. Combined .
Harrow and cultivator wheel
Harrow and cultivator. Wheel
Harrow and scraper. Cultivating .
Harrow and seeder. Combined
Hari'o w attachment
Harrow. Cultivating-
Harrow. Disk-
Harrow. Disk-
Harrow. Disk-
Harrow. Disk-
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow
Harrow.
for cultivating listed com .
or cultivator
or soil-pulverizer
Revolving
Harrow. Revolving .
Flexible frame for spring-tooth.
Harrow. Riding-
Harrow. Rotary
Harrow. Rotary
Harrow. Rotary
Harrow. Rotary
Harrow. Rotary sulky-
Harrow-rudder
Harrow. Self-clearing revolving-beam .
Harrow. Spring-tooth
Harrow. Sulky-
Harrow. Sulky-
Harrow-tooth
Harrow-tooth
Harrow-tooth
Harrow-tooth. Spring
Harrow. Wheel-
Harrow Wheel-
Harrow; Wheel-
Harrow. Wheel- ,
Harrows, &c.
Harvester
Harvester
Harvester
Harvester
Harvester
Harvester
Harvester
Harvester
Harvester
Harvester
Harvester
Harvester
Harvester
Harvester
Harvester
Harvester
Harvester
Harvester
Harvester
Harvester
Kame.
P. Heuse
W. Hetiick and J. W. Stimmel
A. Hirshheimer
J. H. Hisey
W. A. Howard
H. F. Hubbard and W. H. Noble . .
N. Johnson
G.R.Kelly
J. L. Langhlin
W. S. Lawrence and L. C. Ch.apin .
I. Lemon
J. F. Munz .and (J. Molno
G. Newton
F. W. RandaU
B. F. Rix
W. W.Robinson
H.H.Sater
H. M. Sherwood
S. Shoemaker
C. P. Snow
J. Underwood
E. E. Whipple
J. C. Williams
L. Francisco
E. W. Allen
G. H. .Johnson
J. R. Dunlap
C. La Dow
J. Vowles
W. E. Craig
J. S. Corbin
C. A. McElroy
.J.Collins :
F. Bramer
G. G. Crowley
G.G.Crowley
C. La Dow ,
Clark
La Dow
Schindler . . .
C. Robinson.
F.Wilson.
P. Mousey : . . .
D. W. Brown
J. H. Hoof
D. Manuel
R. Eakestraw
W. H. Southward
W.W.Hill
J. D. Winters
E. C. Comstock
J. E. Beams
A. F. Pack and E. French .
F. C. Merrill
L. J. Stanton
P. B. Viele
B. P. Eaton
T. D. Gere and B. Maltby .
F. L. Rumble '...
A . Scheatfer
E.F.Stoddard
G. H. Gale
J. F. Appleby
E. V. Boice .
D. W. Bovee
H. Burfeiud
S. C. Cobb and N. A. Wheeler .
G. G. Crowley .
W. Dingman . .
■T. C. Harker. . .
H. A. Howe . . .
S. D. Locke
S. D. Maddin .
S. D. Maddin .
S. D. Maddin .
S. D. Maddin .
L.Miller
L. Miller
W. F. Olin
H. E. Pridmore.
H. E. Pridmore.
A. Robinson
(Reissue) .
(Reissue) .
No.
308,668
308,360
305, .502
307,304
303.223
309,024
306,4<'3
301,242
204,393
301,37.5
295,124
297,084
302,276
309.800
301,163
308,433
300,017
295,950
291,414
303,758
300,291
303,902
309,119
303,274
303,102
298,858
303,826
301,729
302,210
296,732
308,305
294,052
301,214
297,666
299,057
300,097
304,010
293,
294,
295,
304,
310,
305.
294,
291,
208,
301,
300,
291,
303,
291,
293,
307,
292
309i
294,
291 :
292,
293,
292,
227
7i!2
820
959
105
,529
112
515
008
921
151
906
780
840
621
977
830
416
292
038
214
520
955
Date.
298,911
.309,706
305,039
2;)9,106
296.120
304,905
291,295
292,209
297.357
306.1.51
298,854
295,777
303,871
303,872
309,234
309,235
293,345
299,244
309,795
10,515
10,516 ,
293,358 ',
Dec. 2
Nov. 25
Sept. 23
Oct. 28
Aug. 5
Dec. 23
Oct. 14
.July 1
Mar. 4
July 1
Mar. 11
Apr. 15
July 22
Dec. 23
July 1
Nov. 25
Juue 10
Apr. 1
Jan. 1
Aug. 19
Juue 10
Aug. 19
Deo. 9
Aug. 12
Aug. 5
May 20
Aug. 19
.July 8
•July 15
Apr. 15
Nov. 18
Mar. 4
July 1
Apr. 29
May 20
June 17
Aug. 26
Feb. 12
Mar. 11
Mar. 25
Sept. 9
Deo. 30
Sept. 23
Feb. 26
.Jan. 8
Mav 6
July 15
June 10
Jan. 15
Aug. 19
Jan. 8
Feb. 19
Nov. 11
Feb. 5
Dec. 16
Feb. 20
Jan. 1
Jan. 22
Feb. 12
Feb. 5
M.-iy 20
Dec. 23
Sept. 16
May 27
Apr. 1
Sept. 9
Jan. 1
Jan.
Apr. 22
Oct. 7
May 20
Mar. 25
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Feb. 12
May 27
Dec. 23
Aug. 26
Aug. 26
.Feb. 12
Monthly
volume.
112
1231
1699
1686
427
1402
593
216
70
390
981
1486
1533
1624
116
1335
651
66
498
1112
1023
1290
726
496
279
1126
1193
842
1450
1057
1148
386
180
2201
1375
1556
1442
591
546
1880
882
201 S
1024
1724
033
59
lO.'^S
827
1125
1136
1033
1072
730
72
1124
1958
27
1508
955
221
1194
1501
978
1444
271
807
351
1496
1850
160
1123
1825
1250
1252
886
887
743
1607
1618
1811
1816
763
30
337
472
451
116
378
150
58
18
106
269
411
423
441
31
364
178
20
139
305
276
357
196
136
77
317
328
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298
313
107
48
615
392
427
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150
151
521
239
(541
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449
474
179
15
299
224
314
311
288
297
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE:
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Kame.
Harvester J. E. Severance
Harvester C. S. Stickle
Harvester ! W. N. Whiteley
tHarvester | TV. N. Whiteley and 'W. Bayley.
Harvester and binder ! C. Whitney and "W. W. Marsh.. -
Harvester and binder .
Harvester and busker. Corn
lEarvester and busker. Com
Harvester and buster. Com
Harvester attachment ' "W. H. Clark and A. C. Hankinson . .
Harvester. Bean- ! D. Caine
C. "Whitney and "W. W. Marsh
E. "W. Quincy
F. J. Kandall and G. B. Snow
J. W. Terman .
Hari-ester-binder W. H. Payne..
Harvester-binder knotter J". T. Eavenson.
Harvester butter or adjuster ! "W. G. Taylor. .
Harvester chain rake ' H. Kettering - -
Harvester. Clover-seed [ H. H. Spear's ..
Harvester. Com- 1 G. E. Alinder. .
Harvester.
Harvester.
^Harvester.
Com- C. L. Burgess..
Corn- 1 "W. L. Hopper .
Cora- ' A. M. Keister .
Harvester. Com-.
Harvester. Corn-
Harvester. Com-.
Harvester. Com-
Harvester. Com-
Harvester. Com-
Harvester. Corn-cutting .
Harvester. Cotton-
Harvester. Cotton-
Harvester. Cotton-
Harvester.
Harvester.
Cotton-
Cotton-
Harvester-cntters. Mechanism for driving
Harvester-cutting apparatus
Harvester cutting apparatus
Harvester frame. Grain-
Harvester gavel-deliverer
Harvester. Grain-binding .
Harvester grain-conveyer
Harvester grain-conveyer
Harvester grain-delivery device
Harvester grain-Trbcel
Harvester. Grass-seed
3!arvester-knives. Machine for grinding .
Harvester lilting device
Harvester. Low-down self binding
Harvester pawl-and-ratchet mechanism.
Harvester-pitman
llai veater-pitman
Harvester pitman-coupling
Harvester-platform
Hai vester-platform adjustment
Harvester-rake
Harveater-rake
Harvester-rake
Harvester-rake
Harvester-reel
S. C. Kenaga
S. I\ Mouck .
S. Patton
J. E. Smith .
J. "Wagner and H. Dryer .
S. E. "Weaver
R. B.Kobbins
"W. J. Powell .
B. O. Savage..
G. If. Todd...
E. L. "Warner
G. "Winzenreid
A. M. Dungan and M. Lacrone
E.D.Eotb
G. H. Scbulte and C. Martincourt .
C. "Whitney
A.Miller
C. "Whitney and "W. "W. Marsh.
J. E. Gordon...
"W. E. Eundell.
M. E. Blood
"W. N. "Whiteley
J.I. C.Naff
J. J. "Wood, Sr., and E. Christen.
"W. E. Cochrane
J. E. Appleby
L. Miller
A. Bratschie
G. G.Hunt
J. "Waggonner
C. "Whitney
S.C. Shepard
S. Johnston
S. D. Locke
H. E. Pridmore
H. E. Pridmore
H. J. Case
Ko.
296,231
293;202
2(17,545
306,448
295,510
306,982
308,094
307,225
291.643
309,203
302,889
303,746
306,232
306,549
300,087
292,377
294,715
Harvester-reel S. D. Locke
301,667
309,462
303,292
299,401
300,000
304,852
305,975
295,602
299,303
309,648
296,449
300,739
295,463
291,438
310.108
296,150
295,813
292,370
291,449
299,667
291,452
300.247
306,961
307,374
297,544
304,228
300.183
306,321
305,038
293,767
307,088
305.820
297,882
291,448
307,342
295,872
304,535
307,067
307.068
307,911
' 292,238
Harvester-reel
Harvester-reel
Harvester-reel
Harvester-reel
Harvester. Self-binding
Harvester sheaf-carrier
Harvesters and binders. Grain-conveyer for .
Harvest ers. Endless carrier for
Harvesters. Friction-brake for
Harvester.?. Grain-delivering apparatus for . .
Harvesting and busking machine. Corn
H.irvesting-macbine
H.McCartby 302,756
G. T. and D'. Murray 299,247
G. A. Paddock ' 303,182
"W. A. "Wood 294,103
M. "W.Knox 306,496
E. S. "Williams and J. E. Harder. ... 291,118
J. D. Nix ; 298,614
J. Wagner 293,383
B. Wagner, Sr I 294.416
J. E. Severance 1 297,723
W. J. Eetter ■ 307,108
H. A. Adams 306,891
"Harvesting-machine M. E. Blood .
307,007
Date.
Apr. 1
Eeb. 5
Apr. 22
Oct. 14
Mar. 18
Oct. 21
Nov. 18
Oct. 28
Jan. 8
Dec. 16
Aug. 5
Aug. 19
Oct. 7
Oct. 14
June 10
Jan. 22
Mar. 4
July 8
Dec. 16
Aug. 12
May 27
June 10
Sept. 9
Sept. 30
Mar. 25
May 27
Dec. 23
Apr. 8
June 17
Mar. 18
J.an. 1
Dec. 30
Apr. 1
Mar. 25
Jan. 22
Jan. 1
June 3
Jan. 1
June 10
Oct. 21
Oct. 28
Apr. 22
Aug. 26
June 10
Oct. 7
Sept. 16
Eeb. 19
Oct. 28
Sept. 30
Apr. 29
Jan. 1
Oct. 28
Mar. 25
Sept. 2
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Nov. 11
Jan. 22
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AIj>h abet teal list of inventions — Coutiuued.
475
Invention.
Harvesting-machine
Harvesting-machine
Harvesting machine. Com-
Harvesting macliiue. Corn and cane .
Harvesting machine. Grain-
Harvesting machine. Grain-
Harvesting- reel
Hasp-lock
Hasp-lock
Hasp-lock
Hasp-lock
Hasp-lock
Hasp-lock
Hasp-lock
Hat
Hat
Hat
Hat
Hat
Hat
Hat
Hat
Hat
Hat-
Hat-
Hat-
Hat-
Hat-
and accoutenuent case
and coat hanger. Combined
and coat hook
and coat hook
and coat hook. Wire
and umhrella support -
binding ring
block chuck
blocking apparatus
•bodies. A])paratus for felting
bodies. Apparatus for stretching .
Hat-bodies. Apparatus for trimming .
^at-hodies. Device for flanging
Hat-bodies.
Hat-bodies.
Hat-bodies.
felting
Hat-booies.
Hat-bodies
Machine for felting and sizing
Machinery for scalding and felting
Method of and machine for scalding and
Roller for ^izing and felting
Roller for sizing or felting
Hat-body felting and sizing machines. Roller for
Hat-body-ronnding machine ,
Hat-box
Hat-brim curling and finishing machine
Hat-brim-curling machine
Hat-brim edges. Machine for trimming . . .
Hat-brim mold
Hat-brim-shaping appar.atns
Hat-brim-stiffening machine
Hat-brims and machine therefor. Curling .
Hat^brims. Machine for curling
Hat-brims. "Wire frame for
Hat-brims. "Wire frame for
Hat-case
Hat curling and trimming machine
Hat-finishing lathe
Hat-hanging attachment
Hat holder
Hat-holder
Hat-holder
Hat-ironing macliine
Hat-lining
Hat-lining
Hat lining and cover
Hat-linings. Manufacture of
Hat-manufacturing machine .
Hat or bonnet
Hat-ponncins machine
Hat pouncing machine
Hat-pouncing machine and lathe.
Hat-protector
Hat-roll-pressing machine
Hat-rounding machine
Hat-shaping machine ,
Hat-sizing apparatus- .
Hat-sizing machine ...
Hat-sizing machine
Hat-sizing machine
Hilt sizing or felting machine .
Hat-sweat
Eat sweat-band
Hat-sweat reed
Hat-tip
"Hat-tip
Kame.
W. E. Crane
C. Toniig
H.R. Allen
H. W. Matthews
E. Barnhard and A. F. Thomas-
J. Knoop
-G. Esteriv
G.Croucb
T. S. E. Dixon
D. H. Don.ihlson
"W. Fry
E. Knight
D. Smith
B. D. West
R. D. Greeulees
"W. Reitmeyer
A. Solmans
J. H. Eorshay
W. R. Cole
F. Scliger
r. Taylor
F. Taylor
J. E. Chambers
R. Eickemever
C. S. Peck ■
C. E. Wilkinson
A. Seal and M. Handrahan
J. Eaton
E. Tweedy
M. H. Ryder.
J. J. Ferine..
.J. S. Tavlor .
J. S.Taylor..
E. Belknap
E. Belkn-ap
C. W. Glover
A. T. Sturdevant . .
J. Gauch
C.H. Reid
R. Eickemeyer
J. Nutt
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Date.
291,987 Jan. 15
234,837 Mar. 11
304,685 1 Sept. 9
30963!) Dec. 23
298,054 May 6
296,843
306,
295,
295,
297,
298,
292,
295,
293,
294.
292,
302,
306,
302,
297,
305,
305,
310.
296.
306,
303.
306.
292
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987
912
117
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323
827
693
379
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860
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282
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904
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634
293,380
294.745
292.578
.302,0.i5
297,471
304.2.14
304.2,''.3
292,111
298.795
.307.038
292.358
308,758
308,191
R. Eickemeyer 302,118
L. H, Hoyt '299.644
E. Tweedy and G. Tule ' 302,528
R. Eickemeyer ' 308,759
W. Dcmuth 301,093
515
279
183
278
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485
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199
536
679
596
G. B. Sherman 294
G. B. Sherman and J. Nvitt 299
J. Luker 293
C. H. Reid i 30]
C.H, Reid '301
W, H. Barry 291
T. R.Boyd 308
0. H. Haubner 309
.T.Porter 30-2.
N. B. Hooper 291.
T. H. Anderson .301.
C. Ravmond, 2d 291.
J. H. Canning 291.
A. Solmans 292.
Apr. 15
Oct. 14
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
Ai>r. 22
May 20
Jan. 22
Mar. 25
Feb. 19
Mar. 4
Jiin. 15
July 29
Oct. 7
July 22
Apr. 22
Sept, 30
Sept. 30
Dec, 30
Apr. 1
Oct. 21
Ang. 19
Oct. 7
Jan. 29
Feb. 12
Mar. 4
.Tan. 29
July 15
Apr. 22
Aug. 26
Aug. 26
Jan. 15
May 20
Nov. 4
Jan. 22
Dec. 2
Nov. 18
July 15
June 3
July 22
Dec. 2
July 8
Mar. 4
May 27
Feb. 5
July 1
,Tuly 1
.Tan. 8
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July 29
Jan. 8
July 1
Jan. 8
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Jan. 29
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volume.
J. Haesen 296.557
F.F.Campbell 292 892
F. F. Campbell 293.715
W. Thompson and J. A. George 295.690
C. A. Hclbig 292,487
C. W. Gilman and R. Weiker 297,984
J. Wenstrom 298,643
J. R. Kelsey j 295,650
N.Harper '293.015
G. W. ElweU andB. Fay 306,598
J. G. Meeker 305,6-23
T. Sanders 304. .565
J. J. Ferine 292,.579
G. S. Bracher 296.918
A. C. Couch 291.157 1
G. S. Bracher 296,919
A. C. Couch 291.034'
J. F. Newton. Jr 296,438
Apr.
8
I'eb.
5
Feb.
19
Mar.
25
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29
May
6
May
13
Mar.
25
Feb.
5
Oct.
14
02
1225
609
523
1417
115
1192
846
116
21
1544
1265
1643
1887
1163
54
1297
2034
50
1601
1608
20.56
2055
2041
488
1073
1293
200
2059
795
484
1990
1251
1989
1764
176.^
1366
1052
289
1694
234
999
1327
187
1871
238
792
217
1648
526
264
268
594
1207
637
1955
740
165
661
847
2018
C. H, Reid 292,356 Jan. 22 1686
Sept. 23
Sei)t. 2
Jan. 29
Apr. 15
Jan. 1
Apr. 15
Jan. 1
Apr. 8
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
AlpJiabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Hat trimming and curling machine
Hat; Ventilated
Hat- ventilator
Hat- ventilator. Adjustable
Hat-wires. Machine for bending
Hats and other fabrics. Machine for felting and siz-
ing
Hats, &c. Apparatus for p.aring the brims of silk and
felt
Hats. Device for shaping the brims of felt
Hats. Process of and apparatus for mamufacturing
felt
Hatch-closer. Automatic
Hatch-cover. Self-closing
Hatchet
Hatching eggs by artificial heat. Apparatus for
Hatchway-elevator
Hatchway-gate for elevators
Hatchway-guard
Hatchway-guard
Hatchway-opening mechanism. Elevator-
Hatchway.
Hatchway.
Self-closing .
Self-closing .
Self-closing .
Self-closing .
Self-closing .
Self-closing .
Self-closing .
Hatchway
Hatchway.
Hatchway.
Hatchway.
Hatchway.
Hatchway. Self-closing
Hatchway.
Hatchways
of elevator-
Hawse-pipe
Hay and grain elevator
Hay and grain rack
Hay and other carriers. Eope-supporter for
Hay and other elevators
Hay and straw stacker
Self opening and closing
Device for operating doors and gates
Hay. Apparatus for unloading.
Hay -binder for wagon-racks
Hay-carrier
Hay-carrier
Hay-carrier
Hay-oairier
Hay-carrier
Hay-carrier
Hay-carrier
Hay-carrier
Hay-carrier
Hay-canier
Hay-carrier
Hay-carrier
Hay-carrier
Hay carrier and elevator
Hay-carrier. Reversible
Hay-carriers. Adjustable stop for.
Hay-carriers. Elevator-power for .
Hay-elevator
Hay-elevator
Hay-elevator
Hay-elevator
Hay-elevator
Hay elevatiir and carrier
Hay elevator and carrier
Hay elevator and carrier
Hay elevator and carrier
Hay elevator and carrier
Hay-fork
Hay-fork
Hay-fork ,
Hay-fork
Hay- fork
Hay fork and carrier.
Hay-fork. Horse
Hay -fork . Horse
Hay -fork. Horse ....
Hay-fork. Horse
Name.
Hay-fork.
Hay-fork.
Hay-knife
Hay -knife
Hay -loader.
Horse .
Horse .
C. H. Eeid
E. M. Lebkicher
W. M. Protheroe
W. M. Protheroe
G. B. Sherman and J. Nutt
K. S. Judson and C. M. Ackermau.
L. E. Marsh and J. Cree
C. H. Eeid.
E. Tweedy
W. Warner
A. J. Ballard .
A. C. Rex
C. E. Hearson .
J. W. Birely. . .
L. Hixson
H. J. Bleuler . .
J. Scherer
M. "W. Hoben.
P. V. Bail . . . .
R. D. Thackston
R. D. Thackston
R. D. Thackston
R. D. Thackston
R. D. Thackston
R. D. Thackston
J. G. Wil.son and W. A. Holbrook .
D. Humphreys
T. H. Melrose
H. Winter
J. G. Livingston .
W. H. Lintz
R. Tennant, Jr . .
C. S. Ambruster.
M. B. Fitts
J. L. Howe
J. Mail i son
E. H. Bolte
A. J. Burbank
A. J. Biarbank and H. D. Page
L.C. Chase
C. A. Gutenkunst
F. P. Grosscnp
F. P. Grosscnp
C. E. Hunt, H. L. Eeixis, and N. B.
Helm.
P. A. Myers
P. A. Myers
E. C. Norton.
E. Woodward
W. I. Wooster and J. K. Reynolds
E. D. Mead
C. A . Gutenkunst
W. Gutenkxmst
J. S. Grabill
H. andL. M. McCown
J.Ney
B.Oborn
P. Werum
P. Werura
J. M. Boyd
A. J. Burbank
M. W. Chamberlain
A. H, and A. E. King
J. H. and P. Lux
W. H. Cowdery
J. G. Kanouse and R. MUler.
J.Nev
H. Stihl
S. S. Wilson
J. Farrell.,
F. H. Bolte
F.H. Bolte
J. S. Gochnauer
A. J. Nellis
J. T. Watkins
JP. Wernm
L. O. Allen
W. H.Carter
No.
J. W. and V. W. Macy .
292,357
29.5,024
294,149
297,715
299,278
296,415
294,246
301,280
306,194
304,381
294.108
297,716
298,579
305,419
299,473
292,092
300,138
301,893
309,330
302.172
30.3,193
303,194
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309.993
309,994
303,409
291,737
302,348
293,610
296,856
296,195
305.862
295,893
294,981
.302,254
299,817
293,937
300.208
291,874
292.098
296,745
29.3,451
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307,950
291,852
307,725
309,157
301,036
298,809
308,621
302,907
296,746
296,950
305,619
308.848
308.275
291,822
307.693
300,687
301,666
305.666
299,800
291,368
294.587
294,050
300.09.-1
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297,900
307,932
307,906
309.022
298,574
298,769
306.667
308,294
296.304
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296,591
Date.
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June 10
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June 3
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Feb. 26
Oct. 7
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiuued.
477
Invention.
Hay-loadins machine.
Hay or cotton pres8 . .
Hav
Hay-
Hay
Hay
HaV
Hay
Hav
Hay
Hay
Ha'v
Hav
Hav
Hav-
Hav
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pitcher,
press...
-press. . .
press
pi ess
press and horsepower. Combined.
rack
rack
rack
rack
•rack. Tiltins;
rake and loader. Combined
rake. Horse
rake. Hnrse
rake. Horse
Hay-rake. Horse.
Hay -rake. Horse
Hay-rake. Horse ,
Hay -rake. Horse
Hay-rak e. Horse
Hay -rake. Horso
Hay-rake. Horse
Hay-rake. Horse
Hay -rake. Horse
Hay-rakes. Tooth for horse
Hay-rakea. Trip mechanism for horse
Hay-ricker
Hay.ricking device
Hay-shears
Hay-stacker
Hay-stacker ,
Hay-stacker
Hay-stacker
Hay-stacker
Hay-stacker
Hay-stacker
Hay-stacker ,
Hay-stacker
Hay-stacker
Hay-stacker
Hay-stacker
Hay-stacker
Hay-stacker
Hay-stacker
Hay-tedder -
Hay-tedder ,
Hay-tedder ,
Hay -tedder
Hay-tedder
Hay-tedder
Hay-tedder
Hay- tedder
Hay -tedder fork
Head-comb
Head-covering and making the same.
Head-covering or hood. Protective. .
Head-light. Locomotive
Head-light. Locomotive
Head-light. Locomotive.
Head, rest
Head-rest
Head-rest
Header and thrasher
Header and thra.sher. Combined
Hfat and fire resisting valve
Heat. Circulating-pipe for the transmission of
Heat conductor and radiator
Heat conductor and radiator
Heat from rooms or material by use of a liquefied gas.
Absorbing
Heat-insulating compound
Heat-regulator
Heat-regulator
Heat-resisting casing
Heater:
See Car-heater. Steam-heater.
Feed- water heater. Steam and water heater.
Soldering-iron Steam-boiler heater,
heater. Stove-shelf heater.
Heater
Heater-sTand for coffee-urns, (fcc
Heating and ventilating apparatus
Kame.
M. M. Somborger .
G. McGovem
O. H.King
T. D. Aylsworth...
G. "W. Dunn
H. V. Ward
H. L. "Whitehead
"W. Eandle, Sr
I. F. Dodge
E. GrJNwold
J. H. Hittle and A. D. Davis
C . A . Peasley and I. F. Dodge
M. M. Reeves
H. M. Rhoads
J. M. Clark ,
H. Gale
W. H.Hall
C. T. Holman ,
"W. A. Knowlton
D. W. Long
G. H. Smith and J. Kienardt
A. W. Stevenson
A. W. Stevenson
J. N. andT. WaUis
S. F. Weaver
J. M. Wishart
.7. H. Bean
W. M. Saunders
D. F. Oliver
R. 0. Davis
W. Millspaugh ,
J. H. and T. K. Barley .
J. M, Coe
A. Cooley
J. Coombs
J. H. Johnson
W. Klinker
W. Louden
J. B. Matlock
W. H. McClain and D. J. Adkins
W. G. McComas
A. A. ^oves
D. F. Oliver
J. J. Stephenson
J. M. Wishart
J. R. Wright.
R. W. Dixon
J.Garfield
P. A. Spicer
J. H. Thomas
J. H. Thomas
J. D. Tracy
F. Trump
G. A. Woodford...
J. E. Fry, Jr
S. A. Tisdale
A. B. Waring
A. Wisniewski .
E. L.Hall
A. H. Handlan, Jr.
I. A. Williams.
H. E. Doren...
T. B. Eiker
F. H. Plummer
C. Giattan
S. L. G.aines
W. A. Goodyear
B. Eiiber
M. Evan
M. Evan. (Eeissue).
J. J. Suckert
C. Griinzweig and P. Hartmann
H. W. Axford
W. S. Johnson
No.
294,693
310,143
307.
296,
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306,
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291.
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299,430
303.760
308.578
292,776
292,520
292,4.57
301,660
299,423
292,038
297.234
296,036
302.084
300,955
294,708
291,694
2!'3.031
304,270
298,218
296,422
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294.662
305,325
298,909
302,877
297,099
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309,779
307,347
304,374
309,745
309,172
301.183
301.845
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299.879
296,371
296.499
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305,306
305,872
300,232
299,361
296.779
300.067
297.127 i
292.745
308.197
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302,443
Date.
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Dec. 30
Oct. 28
Apr. 1
Sept. 16
Oct. 21
Oct. 7
Jan. 1
Aug. 19
Oct. 28
Oct. 21
Apr. 29
Dec. 2
Julv 29
Feb. 5
June 3
Jan. 22
Jan. 15
Sept. 9
Apr, 1
May 27
Aug. 19
Nov. 25
Jan. 29
Jan, 29
Jan, 22
July 8
May 27
Jan. 15
Apr. 22
Apr, 1
July 15
Juiie 24
Mar. 11
Jan. 8
Feb. 5
Aug. 26
Mav 6
Apr. 8
Sept. 2
Apr. 1
Mar. 4
Sept. 16
May 20
July 29
Apr. 15
Sept. 23
Dec. 23
Oct. 28
Sept, 2
Dec. 23
Dec, 9
July 1
July 8
Jan. 22
June 3
Apr, 8
Apr. 8
Dec. 9
Sept. 16
Sept. 30
.Tune 10
May 27
Apr. 15
June 10
Apr. 22
Jan. 29
Nov. 18
Sept. 23
Dec. 9
July 22
T. A. MacDonald 297,613 Apr. 29
309.943 Dec. 30
309,183 Dec. 16
297,937 Apr. 29
Monthly
volume.
G. Wittbold 302.305 July 22
E, B. Manning 307,666 Nov. 4
P.W.Nolan ! 297,434 Apr. 22
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Heating and ventilating buildings. Apparatus for. .
Heating; and ventilating buildings. Method of and
apparatus for
Heating and ventilating device for buildings
Heating apparatus
Heating apparatus
Heating apparatus
Heating apparatus
Heating apparatus
Heating apparatus
Heating apparatus and drying-rack. Combined
Heating apparatus. Electrical
Feed - water return - trap for
Steam
Steam-
Steam-
Steam-
Thermo-electric regulator for.
"Water-
Heating apparatus.
steam-
Heating apparatus.
Heating apparatus.
Heating apparatus.
Heating apparatus.
Heating apparatus.
Heating apparatus.
Heating-furnace
Heating-furnace
Heating. Method of and apparatus for steam-
Heating or cooling pad
Heating water, &c., for domestic and other purposes.
Apparatus for
Heddle-frame
Hedge-trimmer
Heel-bottoms. Machine for finishing -
Heel burnishing and milling machine -
Heel-burnishing machine
Heel-burnishing machine
Heel-burnishing machine
Heel-burnishing tool
Heel-counter machine
Heel-finishing machine
Heel-finishing machine
Heel-machine
Heel-nailing machine
Heel-nailing machine
Heel or counter stiffeners. Machine for the manufac-
ture of
Heel-plate
Heel-plate and counter-support. Combined
Heel-plate. Metallic ,
Heel-stiffen er
Heel-stifFener machine
Heel-stiftener machine
Heel-stiffener machine
Heel-stitfener-shaping machine
Heel-stiffeners. Machine for shaping
Mold for forming .
Mold for forming.
Heel-stiffeners.
Heel-stiffeners.
Heel-ti immer
Heel trimming and breasting machine
Heel-trimming machine
Heel-trimming machine
Heel-trimming machine
Heels. Die for making rubber
Heeling-machine
Heliostat or portelumifere
Hermetic j ar
Herm etically-sealed can
Hide scouring and fleshing apparatus
Hides and leather. Machine for wringing raw
Hides and skins. Depilating
Hides and skins, spent tan. &c. Centrifugal ma-
chine for drying
Hides and skins. Tawing
Hides and skins. Tawing
Hides. Apparatus for preparing
High and low water detector for steam-boilers. Elec-
tric
High chair and carriage. Combined
Hilling and fertilizing machine
Hinge -
Hinge.
Hinge
Hinge
Hin ge
Hinge
Hinge
Hinge
Hin ge
Hmge
Hinge. Adjustable butt-
Name.
J. H. Manny.
I. J. Ordway
A. M. Hicks and A. Dishman ,
E.E. Gold
D. M. Graham
I. Kirk ,
J. R. Mason
S. Smith
C. "Wheat and A. Catchpole . . .
J. B. Moore
jr. S. Sellon...,
D. P. Keating .
"W. "W. Forrest
P. H. Inman
C. "W. Eugg
F. Tudor
J. A. L.akin
"W. G. Schonheyder
J. Evans
T. K. Renwick
M. S. Foote
K. M. Smith and W. H. Collins .
"W. A. Goodyear
J. L. Lairdieson
W. F. Throckmorton
M. A. Tyler and D. S. Smith.
P. J. Lapham
H. Bond
I. Legay
T. Nolan
A. E. Stirckler
M. Hynes
J. Busfield and E. Bourgeois-
J. L. Lord
308,497
304.498
303.577
297,437
L. Cot6 -■... 309,526
E. H. Parks .
M. A. Tyler .
J. L. H.atch .
E. Hoxie -
H. Schnarr
C. B. "Wilson
E. Shaw and E. A. Owings .
N.J. Cot6
S. Prior
A. H. Thompson
L. Cot6
G. P. Moore
W. F. Spinney....
W. F. Spinney
C. S. Dwyer
TT. D.Byron
J. H. Busell
0. Breuer
A. McDowell
F. Bichardsnn
D. "Whitlock
W. S. Barstow.-..
T. Hetzler
C. Drake
A. Whiting
A. Heim
A. H. Stone
E. De Solminihac .
A. Schultz
A. Schultz ,
T. Shaw
C. H. "Wiokersham
I. T. Bliss
R. "W. Allen
A. S.Blake
B.P. Bogy
J. Decombe
W. M. Ducker
"W. M. Ducker
J. T.Foster
W. GiMllan
C. E. Hart
J. H. Lawrence
W. Patterson
R. G. S. CoUamore-
No.
293,260
.306,638
300.075
309.299
297.129
302.913
303.174
307,499
306.707
295,663
302,673
310,061
307,384
309,625
303.667
291,818
304,330
306.647
296,399
30.5,477
294.982
301.931
294,992
306,264
304,375
293,604
291.608
292,787
298.484
307.134
292,597
305,723
309,223
291,599
291,943
299,045
300,022
304,912
309,161
298,797
294,444
299,996
302,438
304,144
292,633
293,628
308,056
305.662
304,838
296,454
304.1.53
292.198
298.378
305,680
292,723
297.260
291.953
305,157
291,784
291,785
294,410
309,425
301,662
296.102
298.724
308.739
292,416
308,883
308,884
309.039
292.005
294,035
309,393
292,574
310,033
Date.
Feb. 12
Oct. 14
June 10
Dec. 16
Apr. 22
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Nov. 4
Oct. 14
Mar. 25
July 29
Dec. 30
Oct. 28
Dec. 23
Aug. 19
Jan. 8
Sept. 2
Oct. 14
Apr. 8
Sept. 23
Mar. 11
July 15
Mar. 11
Oct. 7
Sept. 2
Feb. 12
Jan. 8
Feb. 5
May 13
Oct. 28
Jan. 29
Nov. 25
Sept. 2
Aug. 12
Apr. 22
Dec. 23
Sept. 23
Dec. 16
Jan. 8
Jan. 15
May 20
•June 10
Sept. 9
Dec. 9
May 20
Mar. 4
June 10
July 22
Aug. 26
Jan. 29
Feb. 19
Nov. 18
Sept. 23
Sept. 9
Apr. 8
Aug. 26
Jan. 22
May 13
Sept. 23
Jan. 29
Apr. 22
Jan. 15
Sept. 16
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
Mar. 4
Dec. 16
July 8
Apr. 1
Miiy 20
Dec. 2
Jan. 22
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
Jan. 15
Feb. 26
Dec. 16
Jan. 29
Dec. 30
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785
726
981
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1001
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644
1561
791
1099
801
304
112
1048
756
12
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1467
2019
1408
279
1946
1262
1866
872
742
1170
1364
657
826
780
1054
134
620
1748
1619
2058
1081
832
1785
712
706
1634
1477
545
1806
2173
1731
1183
1126
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963
209
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419
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventiona — Coutiuued.
47»
Invention.
Hinge and lilinil-fastener.
Hinge. Automatic gate-..
Hinge.
Combined.
Hinge.
Hinge.
Hinge.
Hinge.
Hinge.
Hinge.
Hinge.
Hinge.
Awning.blind
Awning-blind
Blind-
Blind-
Bolt-
Brace-
Butt-
Double
Duplex brace-
Hinge for minors
Hinge for sbutlcrs.
Hinge. Friction-..
Friction- .
Gate-
Gate-
Lock-
Lock-
Lock-
Mirror-
Scuttle- . . .
Spring-
Spring-
Spring-
Spring-
Spring-
Spring-
Spring-
Spring-
Spring-
Spring-
Lock-
Hinge.
Hinge.
Hinge.
Hinge.
Hinge.
Hinge.
Hinge.
Hinge.
Hinge.
Hinge.
Hinge.
Hinge.
Hinge.
Hinge.
Hinge.
Hinge.
Hinge.
Hinge.
Hinge-tip
Hitching bar. Horse-
Hltching-block
Hitching- block
Hitching device
Hitching device
Hitching device. Detachable
Hitching device Hoise-
Hitching loop and strap. Safety.
Hitching-strap
Hitching-strap clip
Hitching-strap holder
Hitchin g weight. Horse-
Hobby-horse
Hobby-horse
Hobby-horse
Hod. Builder's
Hod-elevator
Hod-iron
Hoe
Hoe. Horse-
Hoe. "Weeding-
Hoe. Wheel-.
Hoes. Machine for m.-iking
Hog-cholera remedy ^
Hog-scalding device
Hog-scraping machine
Hog-trap
Hogs. Device for suspending
Hoist. Chain-
Hoister. Stone-
Hoisting and conveying apparatus
Hoisting and conveying ground, minerals, &o.
paratns for
Hoisting and conveying machine
Hoisting and conveying machine
Ap-
Hoisting and conveying machine
Hoisting and conveying machine
Hoisting and conveying machine
Hoisting and lowering gear
Hoisting and lowering weights. Device for
Hoisting apparatus
Hoisting apparatus
Hoisting apparatus
Hoisting apparatus ,
Hoisting apparatus ,
Hoisting apparatus.
Hoisting-bucket
Coal-.
Name.
W. S. Dwinel and E. P. Mason.
W. Hull
P. K. O'Lally
H. .S. Tucker
R.H. Dorn :
J. B. Merriam
K. H. Garl.niid
A. W. Saiigster
B. F. Levering
C. C. Richmond
A. W. Sangster
A. .Telinek
J. AVolf
TV. E. Gard
R. S. Robson and J. Loughrey
B. Atkinson '
A. B. Clark
D. H. Fitzgerald
C. E. Robinson
T. P. Stranp and L. Morgenstem.
A. Jelinek
W. H. (Warier
J. H. Alexander
H. B.Dodge
W. Dnncan
T. Johnston
G. M. Lane
D. Nickel and C. Zattan
J. H. Shaw
J. H. Shaw
P. H. Walsh
G. AV. Warner
H.Miller
F. TavloT
F.G»ifford
F. Gifford
L. C. Harri.onn
J. L. Kennedy
C. Marquardt
J. Findlav
R. W. .fones
S.Bird.sall
P. S. Eastman
F. E. Kitzmiller
W. T. Burton
M. Bohlig
M. Bohlig
,T. R. Wliarry
S. Ash worth
A. T. Hull
A. .J. Spicer
S. Watson
M. Hardenbrook
H. Gates
S. Fuller
R. E. Breed
E. H. Coons
D. W.Peters
W. Flanagan ,
H. C. Lower . .
W. G. Reed..,
C. A. Teal
W. H? H. Cloppert .
M. W. Locke
P. H. McCanley . . . .
Hoisting-bucket
Hoisting-crane
Hoisting device for vessels
Hoisting devices, &c. Mechanical gearing for
Hoisting-dium. Frictional
A. E. Brown
A.E. Brown
A.E. Brown
A. E. Brown
A. E. Brown
J. W. Porritt
-T. SpauUling
M. .lacker
P. .T. Mitchell
J. H. Montgomery
W. F. Murray
D. C. Prescott
W. Snee
G. H. Miller and C. Goyette .
G. H. Miller and C. Goyette.
A. .T. .Stevens
R. H. Purnell
W. C.Alsdorf
A. J. Davis
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295,776
296,343
295,727
300,689
300.690
302.705
302,706
307,986
309,002
.301,125
292,344
296.433
299,084
301,153
304,040
298,606
302,152
30.5.248
297,536
305,877
304,300
Date.
•Tuly 1
Feb. 12
Deo. 30
Sept. 23
Aug. 26
Mar. 11
Aug. 5
Mar. 25
Sept. 30
Mar. U
Mar. 25
May 13
Sept. 16
Aug. 19
July 1
Oct. 14
Aug. 5
Sept. 9
Nov. 4
Mar. 4
Sept. 9
Feb. 12
Nov. 25
Jan. 22
Jan. 1
Oct. 14
May 13
Apr. 29
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
Nov. 25
Sept. 2
Feb. 19
Jan. 29
Apr. 15
July 15
Oct. 14
Jan. 1
Apr. 15
Sept. 9
Jan. 29
June 17
Aug. 26
Sept. 16
Aug. 26
Feb. 5
June 10
Jan. 8
Feb. 12
Aug. 26
July 8
Ma,V 20
Nov. 11
.Tan. 8
May 6
Apr. 1
Aug. 5
Sept. 30
July 8
Sept. 23
Dec. 2
Apr. 8
June 10
Mar. 25
Apr. 8
Mar. 25
June 17
June 17
July 29
JulV 29
Nov. 11
Dec. 9
July 1
Jan. 22
Apr. 8
Mav 20
July 1
Aug. 26
May 13
July 15
Sept. 16
Apr. 22
Sept. 30
Sept. 2
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volume.
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Hoisting-engine.
Hoisting-gear
Hoisting-gear
Hoisting-gear
Hoisting-machine .
Hoisting-machine .
Steam.
Hoisting-machine
Hoisting-machine
Hoisting-machine
Hoisting-machine
Hoisting-machine
Hoisting-machine
Hoisting-machine
Hoisting-machine
Hoisting-machine
Hoisting mechanism for pianos, &c
Holdback. Carriage-
Holdbact for pole-irons of wagons -
Holdback-hoolt
Holdback-strap
Holdback. Vehicle-
Holdback. Vehicle-
Holder :
See Ash-holder.
Bag-holder.
Bag and twine hold-
er.
Bed-clothes holder.
Belt-holder.
Bill-holder.
BiU and poster hold-
er.
Bit-holder.
Bolt-holder.
Book-holder.
Book-leaf holder.
Bottle-holder.
Bonquet and ticket
holder.
Broom-holder.
Bmsh-holder.
Button-hook holder.
Camera-plate holder.
Can-holder.
Card-holder.
Card or tag holder.
Cartridge-holder.
Cigar-holder.
Coin-holder.
Copy-holder.
Cotton-sack holder.
Cover-holder.
Cravat-holder.
Crayon-holder.
Cuff-holder.
Cultivator -tooth
holder.
Curtain and curtain-
rod holder.
Dental-floss holder.
Leaf-holder.
Liquid-holder.
Mail-bag tag-holder.
Map -holder.
Match-box holder.
Mop and brush holder.
Mucilage-holder.
Necktie-holder.
Newspaper andletter
holder.
Paper-holder.
Paper-bag holder.
Paper-hanger's holder.
Pen-holder.
Pencil-holder.
Pencil, eyeglass, ticket,
and houquet holder.
Photograph camera-plate
holder.
Pillow-sham holder.
Plaque-holder.
Pneumatic holder.
Pocket-utensel holder.
Pounce-holder.
Kein-holder.
Kibbon-holder.
Eobe-holder.
Bule-holder.
Sack-holder.
Sash-holder.
Scarf or tie holder.
Scissors or pencil holder,
Sewing-machine presser-
footnolder.
Skid-holder.
Sleeve-holder.
Spittoon-holder.
Dentist's file-holder. Spool-holder.
Dish-holder.
Dry-plate holder.
Egg-holder.
Eyeglass-holder.
Eile-holder.
Fruit-jar holder.
Globe and shade
holder.
Grain - binder cord-
holder.
Harmonica-holder.
Harness-holder.
Hat-holder.
Key-holder.
Knife-holder.
Lamp-holder.
Lantern - globe
holder.
Lead and crayon
holder.
Lead or crayon hold-
er.
Spoon-holder.
Spoon and fork holder.
Spring-holder.
Stencil-holder.
Tag-holder.
Tag or label holder.
Tally- card holder.
Testing-machine holder.
Ticket-holder.
Tidv-holder.
Tool-holder.
Towel-holder.
Trace-holder.
Twine-holder.
Twine or cord holder.
Type-matrix holder.
Vehicle stake-holder.
Vehicle umbrella-holder.
Whip-holder.
Wire-holder.
Holder for articles while being heated.
Hominy-mill ,
Hominy-mill
Hominy-mill
Honey- extractor. Centrifugal
Honey-extractor. Centrifugal
Name.
T. Schefaer
J. L. Booth
I. and A. Scoville.
W. W. Wythe ,
W. L., H. L., and A. O. Beatty
J. Boyd
J.Boyd
F. Brown
J. and T. McNeU
S. A. Morse and C. Tyson
C.G.E0S8
E.C. Smith
W. H. Stewiirt
G. M. Viemow
.1. J. White
W. H. Young
S. A. Prescott
W. D. Hatch
C. L. Crowell
J. W. Booker
H.H.Baker
W. G. Cunrmlns
No.
295,289
295,725
300,142
308,453
292,781
308,340
308,341
295,730
296,864
2S1,217
301,281
307,813
309,499
304,875
291,251
291,122
308,093
299,384
298,070
301,793
306,048
309,695
Date.
Mar. 18
Mar. 25
June 10
Nov. 25
Feb. 5
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
Mar. 25
Apr. 15
Jan. 1
July 1
Nov. 11
Deo. 16
Sept. 9
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Nov. 18
May 27
May 6
July 8
Oct. 7
Dec. 23
Monthly
volume.
1206
1759
819
1356
2
1203
1206
1765
1222
252
271
534
1226
769
291
135
878
1778
138
919
8
1489
335
489
221
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)370
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330
491
342
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74
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332
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35
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Official
Gazette.
O.F.O.Nordln.
T. Hndnnt
M. L. Mowrer . .
N. J. Tilghman.
0. P. Sqnier
G. W. Stanley . .
309,402 Deo. 16
295,554 Mar. 25
299,834 June 3
305,546 Sept. 23
309,003 Dec. 9
305,483 Sept. 23
1109
1543
418
1643
578
1566
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427
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455
152
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432
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1124
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
481
Invention.
Hoof-clamp
Hoof-expander
Hook:
See Back-band hook.
Bench-hook.
Bow-hook.
Brush-hook.
Button-hook.
Cant-hook.
Chain-hook.
Check -hook.
Check-rein hook.
Fish-hook.
Grappling-hook .
Hame-hook.
Harnesa-hook.
Hat and coat hook.
Holdback -hook.
Ice-hoot.
Hook
Hook and eye
Hook-and-eye fastening . . .
Uook and plate. Movable
Hoop:
See Barrel-hoop.
Cheese-hoop.
Hoop
Hoop bending and scoring
Ladder-hook.
Lifting-hook.
Plow weed-hook.
Kein-hook.
Safety-hook.
Screw-hook.
Sewing-machine hook.
Siding-hook.
Snap-hook.
Swivel-hook.
Trace-hook.
Trellis-hook.
TroUing-hook.
Wardrobe-hook.
"WhiflSetree-hook.
Mast^hoop.
machine
Honp-bendiug machine. Metallic-
Hoop-fastener
Hoop-fastener
Hoop-fastener
Hoop fastener. Bariel-
Hoop fastener. Ca.sk-
Hoop fastener or keeper
Hoop-fasteners. Machine for applying
Hoop-flaring machine '. . . .
Hoop-lapping machine
Hoop pointing and lapping maohine . . .
Hoop pointing .and Lapping machine - .
Hoop-nailing machine
Hoop-pole-splitting machine
Hoop-skirt - -
Hoop-skirt and bustle. Combined
Hoop-.splitting machine
Hoops. Machine for lap-shaving
Hop-box shade ,
Hop-separator
Hop-separator
Hop-training device
Hopper. Feed-
Hopple
Hopple for horses
Horizon. Artificial
Horse-armor
Hoise attaching and detaching device .
Horse-blanket
Horse-blinder
Horse-boot
Horse-checker
Horse-checking device
Horse-cleaner
Horse-cleaning machine
Horse-cover
Horse
Horse
Horse
Horse
Horse
Horse
Hor.se
Horse
Horse
Horse
Horse-
Horse
Horse
Horse
Horse-
Horse-power
Horse-power
Horse-power
Horse-power
Horse-power
Horse-power
Horsepower
Horsepower
Horsepower and jack.
Horse-power motor
31 PAT
-detacher
•detacher
detacher
detacher
detacher
detacher
-detacher
detacher
detacher
detacher
detacher
detaching device
leg-brace
power
power
Name.
A. H. Carroll .
D. Mace
Combined.
F. A. Smith, Jr
H. W.R. Strong
F. G. Whelan
F. ,J. Herrick and A. McManns
A. E. Sprout
A. E. Sprout
M. Schlumm and P. Ackermann.
N. Newman
W. D. Eichardson .
A. R. Sprout
"W. L. Jones
C. W. Barnes
H. DeBus
A. E. Sprout
J. Baumle
J. Connell
A. F. Ward
F. L.Wilson
A. C. Batcheller
.T. Winterboth.am
L. H. Loonier
J. Jenkinson
I. Walhorn
H. F. Campbell
T. Prior
A. Zoller
A. Zoller
C. T. Bush
-T. T. Walter
L. Stow
J. O. Cottle and E. Ivie
G. W. Melville
J. H. Anderson
C.C.FerriU
C. J. Canan
B.Eice
F. Burling
D.O.Cox:
W. S. and H. Bentz
E. M. Fan-
C. S. andE. A. Conde
T. A.Long
C.L. Crowell
W. (i. and J. H. Cummins
D. D. Dantzler
G. Dangherty and S. Thomas. ..
O. Dnpas
0. W. Eisenhart
J. M. Kirbv
N. E. Shealy
J. E. Stevenson and J. Forsyth.
W. M. Walker
1. A. Wesson
J. Buescb
H.D. Ward
H. Adkins
C. B. .and J. S. Boren
L. H. Davis
No.
309,690
307,208
298,510
307.687
294,554
309,621
293,916
293,917
300,140
309.487
308,2fc0
293,919
305.692
303,2.=i3
305,677
293,918
291,273
292.157
305,868
296,496
295.516
292 973
300,878
304.935
298,044
293,224
294,3.32
303,200
307,370
294.723
293,126
291,105
293.312
294,653
295,712
297,367
301,211
291,229
30.5,617
294,445
294.187
297,365
298,352
302,506
292,208
309,694
296,142
305,746
300, 0S6
303,563
302,001
291.787
305,8.58
293,125
297,205
301,207
308,114
298,932
291,283
I 309.608
Date.
J.Dick, Jr 294,372
J. Ellis ' 299,061
D. Kaufman ! 300,610
J. T. McCarney , 297,825
A . Eobinson 293. 087
E. H. Tisdale.
A. Zastrow .
A. Mauck . .
D. Eley
300,411
296.099
306.847
309,833 i
Dec. 23
Oct. 28
May 13
Nov. 4
Mar. 4
Dec. 23
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
.Jnne 10
Dec. 16
Nov. 18
Feb. 19
Sept. 23
Aug. 12
Sept. 23
Feb, 19
Jan. 1
Jan. 22
Sept. 30
Apr. 8
Mar. 25
Feb. 5
June 24
Sept. 9
May 6
FeV). 12
Feb. 26
Aug. 5
Oct. 28
Mar. 4
Feb. 5
Jan. 1
Feb. 12
Mar. 4
Mar. 25
Apr. 22
July 1
Jan. 1
Aug. 19
Mar. 4
Feb. 26
Apr. 22
May 13
July 22
Jan. 22
Dec. 23
Apr. 1
Sept. 30
June 10
Aug. 12
July 15
Jan. 8
Sept. 30
Feb. 5
Apr. 22
July 1
Nov. 18
May 20
Jan. 1
Dec. 23
Mar. 4
May 20
June 17
Apr. 29
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Apr. 1
Oct. 21
Dec. 30
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FKOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventiom — Continued.
Invention.
Horse-power. Portable
Horse-power transmitters. Kemovable post for
Horse-power tread
Horse-powers. Autom.atic safety-brake for.
Horse-rake
Horse-rake
Horse-rake
Horse toe-weight
Horse-tooth cutter
Horse-training apparatus
Horses. Device for controlling runaway
Horses. Device fm- stopping runaway
Horses from cribbing. Device for preventing .
Horses. Interfering-boot for
Horses. Interfering-pad for
Horses. Shoe for hoof-bound
Horses while being shod. Device for holding
Horseshoe
Horseshoe
Horseshoe
Horseshoe
Horseshoe
Horseshoe
Horseshoe
Horseshoe
Horseshoe
Horseshoe
Horseshoe
Horseshoe -
Horseshoe
Horseshoe
Horseshoe
Horseshoe
Horseshoe
Horseshoe
Horseshoe
Horseshoe
Horseshoe
Horseshoe-nail machine
Horseshoe-naU machine
Horseshoe-naU machine
Horseshoe-nail machine -
Horseshoe-nails. Punch .and die for cutting out.
Horseshoe. Spring-
Horseshoes. Device for welding steel calks to . .
Horseshoes. Machine for making
Hose.
Hose. Adjustable shelf for holding fire-. . -
Hose and discharge-pipe nozzle ,
Hose-bridge for railway-tracks
Hose carnage. Garden-
Hose-connection
Hose-coupling
Hose-coupling
Hose-coupling
Hose-coupling
Hose-coupling
Hose-coupling
Hose-coupling -.
Hose-coupling
Hose. Fire-
Hose. Fire and steam
Hose-grapple
Hose-nozzle
Hose-nozzle
Hose-nozzle attachment
Hose on a ladder. Securing fire-
Hose or tubing
Hose or tubing
Hose or tubing
Hose-patch
Hose-pipe nozzle
Hose-reel
Hose-reel
Hose-reel
Hose. Seamless multiply- fabric
Hose. Seamless multiply-fabric
Hose support. Fire-
Hose-tube
Hot-air and steam generating furnace.
Hot-air engine
Hot-air engine '.
Hot-air engine
Hot-air engine
Name.
H. Packer
F. B. Bignell
N. Hoffajan, H. Ellis, and S. Z.
Schwenk.
W. L. Remington
H. "W. Getm.an
F. E. Kohler
W. S. Wilson
J. C. Tallman
J. H. Dancer
K. R. Parshall
D. J. Shay
A. Ruegenberg
J. O. Foster
A.D. Headley
E.G. Miles-."
W. H. Hendricks---.
W. C. Dougherty . . . .
J. F. Atwood
J. F. Atwood
L. and L. E. Carrier .
M. Caspari
G. A. Dean
T. C.Evans
I. Fenno
G. C. Goodloe -.
A.E.Hall
D. Jaflrav
J. M.Keith
E. R. Marshall
O. H. MeniU
H. Olson
D. R. Porter
D. J. Pryor
J. "W. Richardson . . .
L. E. Rising
H. B. Schureman . . .
G.E. Sprinkle
W. V. Wallace
G. J. Capewell
J". MiEs
J. Roy
A. ]Sr. Wheeler and J. L. P.itch. . . .
H. D. Cowles
D. Roberge, Jr
J.D. HaU ....
J. Rigby and J. W. Gorsuch
J. Murph V
J. C. N. Guibert and W. M. Andrus.
M. Clemens
T. Reddy
G. Grisei
J. Findlay
R. A. Brauer and T. Roche
W. H. Bulcrof t ,
C. Cummins .-..
W. B Dunning
S. Hamer
G. M. Van Riper and J. 0. St. Cl.air
T. E. Wells
A. Zoller
G. A. Stuck
W. A. Fi ies
A. H. Green
J. E. Gillespie
J. Richter
R. F. Tobin
E. Ticc
G. Arms
G. Arms
E. L. Perry
G. W. Towle, Jr
J. E. Prunty
H. L. Gardner
G. Harding and T. Hill
B. Hey wood .ind J. Jones
J. Schenck and B. L. Stowe
J. Schenck and B. L. Stowe
R. S. Van Zandt
W. L. Teter
No.
W. Pullinger
J.S.Baldwin
A. E. .and H. Robinson ,
S. Wilcox. (Reissue) . .
S. Wilcox. (Reissue) . .
297,289
294,568
298,971
305,7.59
298,966
301,727
305.649
301,302
208,. 556
303.019
299,174
292,589
297,777
309.947
300,718
291,055
304,916
302,185
303,692
303,2(i5
295,016
295,620
293.439
304.516
294,990
292,302
.301,721
307,397
308,085
294.062
296.996
308,926
304.853
301,521
303,323
298.899
298,907
308,449
292,201
309,640
296,461
304.248
305,295
300,899
29.3,866
306,285
296,436
298.372
302,542
305,108
300,772
306,473
302,093
29.5,109
295,151
309,444
293.4.53
297,880
296,093
298,150
298,321
306,236
297,788
301,228
294,675
291,107
306,442
308,729
308,730
309,087
294,937
297,447
300,355
308,411
292,226
298,017
299,018
305,490
308,331
299,008
292,400
Drtte.
Apr. 22
M.ar. 4
M.ay 20
Sept. 30
May 20
.July 8
Sept. 23
,Tuly 1
May 13
July 15
MaV 27
Jau. 29
Apr. 29
Dec. .30
June 17
Jan. 1
Sept. 9
July 15
Aug. 19
Aug. 12
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Fob. 12
Sopt. 2
Mar. 11
Jan. 22
July 8
Oct. 28
Nov. 18
Feb. 26
Apr. 15
Dec. 9
Sipt 9
July 8
Aug. 12
May 20
May 20
Nov. 25
Jan. 22
Dec. 23
Apr. 8
Aug. 26
Sept. 16
June 24
Feb. 19
Oct. 7
Apr. 8
May 13
Jnlv 29
Sept. 16
June 24
Oct. 14
July 15
Mar. 11
Mar. 18
Dec. 16
Feb. 12
Apr. 29
Apr. 1
Mav 6
MaV 6
Oct. 7
Apr. 29
July 1
Mar. 4
Jan. 1
Oct. 14
Dec. 2
Dec. 2
Dec. 9
Mar. 11
Apr. 22
.Tune 17
Nov. 25
J.an. 22
May 20
May 20
Sept. 23
Nov. 18
M.ay 20
Jan. 22
Monthly
volume.
309,163 Dec. 9
10,486 June 3
10,529 Oct. 7
1759
285
1270
1927
1266
8.37
1772
294
743
1211
1.526
2007
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1581
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117
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196
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1961
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1524
1320
1321
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1193
1308
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.550
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478
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362
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210
334
437
558
656
488
434
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394
281
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235
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221
453
226
489
237
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203
157
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335
368
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480
363
494
388
88
189
147
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61
127
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Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
483
Invention.
I
Hot-air furnace
Hot-air furnace
Hot-air furnace
Hot-air furnace
Hot-air furnace
Hot-air furnace
Ilot-air-furnace regulator. Electric ....
Hot-air generator
Hot-air generator for fire-places
Hot-air or gas i-ngine
Hot-air regi.ster
Hot-air- register frame
Hot-air registers. Evaporator for
Hot-i)lastr()VPii valve
Hot-lionses. AVatering apparatus for . . .
Hot-water apparatus
Hot-water regulator. Autom.atic
House:
See Freezing and pre- Ice-house,
serving house. Sheep-house.
House-cleaning implement
House. Portable
House. Portable
House. Portable
House. Sectional
Houses. Apparatus for moving. ..
Houses. Constructing frame
Household implement. Combined
Housing for .sugar .and other mills.
nub...t
Hub
Hub and axle. Carri.ige
Tlr.b-attachiug device
HubaitacliiEa device
Hub baud. Vehicle-
Hub cap. Vehicle-
Hub cap. Wheel-
Hub. Pulley-
Hub sav.dband. Vehicle-
Hub.
Hub.
Hub.
Hub.
Hub.
Hub.
Hub.
Hub.
Hub.
Hub.
Hub.
Hub.
Hub.
Vehicle-
Vehicle-
Vehicle-
Vehicle-
Vehicle-
Vehicle-
Vehicle-
Vehicle-
Vehicle- wheel
Vehicle- wheel
Wheel-
Wheel-
Wheel-
HuUer:
Srt Clover-haller.
Huller. cleaner, and separator
Hydrant
Hydrant
Hrdrant
Hydrant
Hydrant
Hvdrant
Hydrant and plug
Hydrant and street- washer .
Hvdrant. Double-action . .
Hydrant valve
Hydraulic elevator
Hydraulic elevator
Hydraulic elevator
Hydraulic elevator
Hvdraulic elevator
Name.
N. A. Boynton
P. B. Clark
G. Kamp
J. B. Oldershaw
D. S. Richardson
D. M.KusseU
F. M. Sparrow
G. S. Sperrv
J. H. Roberts
H. S. Maxim
J. P. Bealc
C. W. Trotter
C. T. Davis
J. J. Spearman
W. H. Howe
AV. N. Milsted
W. S. and E. B. Clark .
L. F. .Johnston .
L. Forrest
E. Lee
0. H. Smith .
F. H. Morse .
Hollingsworth
Totman
E. Parsons
Thoens
Mitchell
F. Packer
V. Walter. .Jr
H. Hombach
J. Searls and A. Harrington.
. Gardner
G. Elierhard
Kramer
Zitzewitz
E. Davis
H.Elliott
•Tonson
Maris
Maris *
Maris
S.Miller
Monk
XJtley
T. Brown
F. Jacobs
M. Brown
Davis
P. Warner
W. W. Jackson
W. Kaiser
C. Meyer and W. H. Laufersick . . ;
W. Race and S. R. C. Mathews. (Re-
issue.)
J. Richardson
B. C. Vanduzen
J.Ward
J. W. Ramsey
A. G. Daykin
J. Deutsch
S. W. Lewis
C. W.Baldwin ...
E. B. Ellington . . . .
A. F. Knorp
G. Q. McGown
O.P.Rice
Hydraulic elevator J. Schinneller
Hydraulic elevator J. Smith
Hydraulic gate and -valve J. Moore
Hydraulic lack R. H. Dudgeon
Hydraulic jack E.Hall
Hydraulic jack ' T. H. Watson
Hydraulic machinery W. Donaldson
Hydraulic motor H. Baumotte
Hydraulic motor ' J. H. Hinch
Hydraulic motor ' R. Leuch.senring--.
Hydraulic motor W. W. Woodburn .
Hydraulic motor N. Tagn
Hydraulic or pneumatic motor F. Pallausch
No.
307,907
296.926
308,614
308,428
304.666
309.49.1
29,=>,686
308,288
306.178
293,185
310,116
291,428
309,771
3110,329
293,577
305,400
299,740
293,034
305,584
304,531
297,863
306.942
295.921
299 rm
297,838
291,425
302,274
.300,392
304,877
293,584
306,r64
304,035
301,103
291,361
302.218
303.820
306,327
300.264
305,397
305,398
305,399
307,789
298.014
305.2.53
291,873
296,414
295.728
303.268
298,525
293,029
304,204
291,068
10,452
HvdrauUc press A. Gordon and G. T. Reiss
Hydro-extractor J. E. Henshall and G. E. Fling .
.303,380
295,600
300,925
.3nn,2?2
298,3.55
30.5,058
306.086
307.740
298,680
302,003
299,930
300,132
303,324
307,998
309.865
297,975
305,386
302,070
293,641
296,381
291,189
298,102
307,418
i 308,544
! 302,769
' 301,814
1 303,389
Date.
Nov. 11
Apr. 15
Dec. 2
Nov. 25
Sept. 2
Dec. 16
Mar. 25
Nov. 18
Oct. 7
Feb. 5
Dec. 30
Jan. 1
Dec. 23
.Tune 10
Feb. 12
Sept. 16
.June 3
Feb. 5
Sept. 23
Sept. 2
Apr. 29
Oct. 21
Apr. 1
June 3
Apr. 29
Jan. 1
July 22
•Tune 17
Sept. 9
May 13
Oct. 21
Sept. 2
July 1
Jan. 1
Julv 15
Aug. 19
Oct. 7
June 10
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Nov. 11
Mav 6
Sept. 16
.Jan. 15
Apr. 8
M.ar. 25
Aug. 12
May 13
Feb. 5
Aug. 26
Jan. 1
Feb. 26
Aug. 12
Mar. 25
June 24
June 10
May 13
Sepit. 16
Oct. 7
Nov. 11
May 13
July 15
June 3
.June 10
Aug. 12
Nov. 11
Dec. :0
May 6
Sept. 16
July 15
Feb. 19
Monthly
volume.
02
650
1301
36
1327
490
1220
1711
1129
196
529
2033
513
1592
1064
1019
1438
318
315
1689
321
2492
1178
35
126
2407
510
1532
1156
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780
1208
457
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1185
388
982
1435
1436
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496
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1088
661
1763
489
707
310
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2034
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1601
1832
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519
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425
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1192
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799
555
756
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1275
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Jan. 1
May 6
Oct. 28
Nov. 25
-July 29
July 8
Aug. 12
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Hydro-transmitter. Eeciprocating
Hydrocarbon apparatus for heating and lighting
Hydrocarbon-burner
Hydrocarbon-burner
Hydrocarbon-burner
Hydrocarbon fuels. Apparatus for burning liquid- .
Hydrocarbon-furnace
Hydrocarbon-furnace
Hydrocarbon-furnace
Hydrocarbon-furnace
Hydrocarbon oils. Apparatus for burning
Hydrocarbon-vapor burners. Attachment to
Hydrocarbon- vapor-fuel generator and burner
Hydrocarbon-vapor generator
Hydrocarbon with pulverized earth. Mixing and
consuming
Hydrogen dioxide. Manufacture of
Hydrogen-lighter
Hydrometer apparatus. Automatic
Hydrometer for light and heavy liquids
Hypotenuse calculator and indicator
Ice and refrigerating machine
Ice and refrigerating machine
Ice chipping or cutting machine
Ice-chipping tool
Ice-cream freezer
Ice-cream freezer
Ice-cream freezer
Ice-cream freezer
Ice-cream freezer and chum. Combined
Ice-cream, &c. TYeezer for
Ice-creeper
Ice-creeper
Ice-creeper
Ice-creeper
Ice-creeper
Ice-creeper
Ice-creeper
Ice-creeper ,
Ice-creeper
Ice-creeper
Ice-creeper and heel-plate combined
Ice crusher or breaker
Ice-crushing machine
Ice-cutter and snow-sweeper. Combined
Ice cutter or picli
Ice-elevator
Ice-hook
Ice-hook
Ice-house and cooling-chamber. Combined
Ice-machine
Ice-machine
Icemaohine absorber
Ice-machine cooler or refrigerator
Ice-making
Ice-making and refrigerating apparatus
Ice-making and refrigerating machine
Ice-making apparatus. Absorber for ammonia
Ice-making apparatus. Condenser for ammonia
Ice-making apparatus. Eetort for ammonia
Ice-making machine -
Ice. Manufacturing and storing
Ice planing and ridging machine. Stationary auto-
matic
Ice-plow , . .
Ice-plow
Ice-plows. Inserted-tooth fastening for
Ice. Process of and apparatus for making
Ice-rubber
Ice-shaver
Ice shoe or creeper
Ice-tongs
Ice-tongs
Ice-tongs
Ice. Uniting sheets of
Hluminating^umer
Illuminating device for frightening rats and mice
Illuminating-fluids. Bevice for feeding
Illuminator. Electric mouth-
Incandescents. Making
Incandescents. Making
Incinerating-fumace
Tuclinoraeter
Ifame.
TV. Baxter
F.H.Holmes..
J.K.Caldwell.
W. L. Gregg. . -
B. Martin '.
T. Urquhart...
B. B. Avery . . .
W. H. Brooks. .
A. N. Leet
A. H. Shipman .
H. W. Whiting.
B. Martin
A. I. Ambler . . -
A. I. Ambler . . -
J. Leede
M. Traube
M. J. Hinden ,
G. A. Bobrick
H. Guth
D. Patten
D.L.Holden
P. G. and C. A. Randall
N. S. Chandler
H. Albrecht
V.Clad
H. Morris
T. "Weaver and J. F. Mayer . . ,
J.G.Webb '.
E. A. Wood and I. T. Babbitt .
W. Tunstill
T. J. Cain
H. Cottrell
G. L. Lyon
S. K. Morton and C. G. Barto.
J. Eeist
J. J. Temple
J. J. Temple ,
W. H. Torrence
C.F. West
F. M. West
E.N. Porter
J. 'Y. Fairman
J. Y. Fairman
R. D. Brake
C.F.Hall
B.S. Thomas ,
B. F. Burgess
J. W. Evenden
J. Alexander
J. Patten .
G. Taylor
N. W. Condict, Jr .
W. Eberhardt
B. Smith
G. H. Reynolds and L. AUen
C. C. Palmer
M. S. Conly
M.S.Conly
M.S. Conly
G. Taylor and F. S. Pearson . .
G. Norwood
S.L. Smith
H. F. Bemell
J. H. Knowles . . -
J. G. Bodenstein.
F. V. Be Coppet.
E. S. Hunn
G. B. Webb
M. A. Ihrig
W. Bimond
J. S. Bollinger . . -
M. Hatfield
0. Vezin
C. Clamond
J. H. Nelson
1. Seller
E. T. Starr
A. Cruto
E. Weston
H.S. Firman
H. M. Kich
No.
292,779
306,015
302,466
294,614
293,972
309,749
291,830
293,560
306,934
304,365
.306.887
291,918
310,013
306,311
292,236
302,800
301,057
302,539
301,444
293,069
291,477
301,390
307,913
296,501
291,685
306,696
309,177
301,941
302,879
307,075
301,089
291,880
30.1,012
302,013
292,509
298,517
298,518
309,747
297,733
294,829
300,006
308,760
291,999
307.634
305,449
302,173
296,126
296,321
301,468
301,457
294,093
309,336
294,977
307,996
291,774
308,980
297,502
294,763
298,669
294,935
296,600
310,093
297,236
298,213
295,724
309,442
303,287
29.5,467
301,818
294,975
297,237
297,393
301,539
297,767
305,102
303,671
300,524
302,827
306,980
296,322
306,429
Bate.
Feb. 5
Sept. 30
July 22
Mai'. 4
Feb. 19
Bee. 23
Jan. 8
Feb. 12
Oct. 21
Sept. 2
Oct. 21
Jan. 15
Bee. 30
Oct. 7
Jan. 22
July 29
June 24
Julv 29
July 1
Feb. 5
Jan. 1
July I
Nov. 11
Apr. 8
Jan. 8
Oct. 14
Bee. 9
July 15
July 29
Oct. 21
July 1
Jaii. 15
Sept. 9
July 15
Jan. 29
May 13
May 13
Beo. 23
Apr. 29
Mar. 11
.rune 10
Bee. 2
Jan. 15
Nov. 4
Sept. 23
July 15
Apr. 1
Apr. 8
July 8
July 1
Feb. 26
Bee. 16
Mar. 11
Nov. 11
Jan. 8
Bee. 9
Apr. 22
Mar. 11
May 13
Mar. 11
Apr. 8
Bee. 30
Apr. 22
May 6
Mar. 25
Bee. 16
Aug. 12
Mar. 18
July 8
Mar. 11
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
July 8
Apr. 29
Sept. 16
Aug. 19
June 17
July 29
Oct. 21
Apr. 8
Qct. 14 I
Monthly
volume.
CO
1
2249
1784
336
1536
1558
1019
999
1171
101
1112
1145
1P93
363
1.536
2217
1993
1B91
472
360
.576
408
658
7C8
857
863
804
1111
2334
1367
17
1097
947
1203
1886
701
702
15.55
23."i3
601
637
244
1242
285
1504
1396
281
544
512
484
1701
1030
784
754
950
543
2038
512
892
723
899
2004
1700
326
1758
1154
,511
1417
9.57
782
1701
1892
595
2393
1061
1004
1313
2259
1229
545
518
1
624
488
93
423
423
424
284
274
275
276
310
32
296
319
511
98,99
430
609
.550
519
127
98
162
112
180
211
239
228
214
305
642
364
5
306
259
331
526
198
199
422
640
165
173
63
347
76
416
386
80
152
139
130
131
132
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
AlplMbetical list of inventions — Continued.
485
InTention.
Name.
lucmst.-ilion preventive.
Iiicnistation preventive.
Incubator
Incubator
Incubator
Index ,
Index
Index
Indexing books . .'
Xnilicating-lock
Indicator:
See Bill-of-fare indicator
Boiler-indicator.
Cash-indicator.
Electric - circuit in-
dicator.
Electric stock-indi-
cator.
Electrical indicator.
Elevator-indicator.
Indicator
Indicator for public assemblies
Indicator-lock
Indicator-lock
. A. A. Kosenbere .
.' F. Trosel
G. L. Enggren
. F. Hujnplire\nUe..
. J. Kankin
. T. C. Brown
. ' St. Levy
., M. B. Smyth
. A.A.Butler
. ! E.G. Nichols
Latitude-indicator.
Leather-indicator.
Merchandise-indicator.
Speed-indicator.
Station-indicator.
Time-indicator.
Valve-iudicator.
"Water-column indicntor.
Induced currents. Producing and utilizing
Induction and resistance colls. Machine for coiling
wire and thiead in the minufacture of
Induction-coil
Induction. Controlling and limiting
Inductoritim
Ingot. Compound
Ingots. Apparatus for equalizing the temperature
of steel
Ingots. Apparatus for equalizing the temperature
of steel
Ingots. App.ar.atu3 for equalizing the temperature
of .steel
Ingots. Apparatus for equalizing the temperature
of steel
Ingots. Apparatus for equalizing the temperature
of steel
Ingots. Apparatus for equalizing the temperature
of steel
Inhaler
Inhaler ;
Inhaler
Inhaler
Inhaler for ansesthetics
Inhaler for anaesthetics
Inhaler. Pocket-
Injector
Injector
Injector
In ioctor
Injector
Injector
Injector
Injector
Injector
Injector
Injector
Injector
Injector
Injector ,
Injector
Injector
Injector
Injector
Injector
Injector
Injector
Injector and ejector .
Injector.
Injector.
Injector.
Injector.
Ink and paint mill
Ink or color fountain. Stencil . . .
Ink-well
Inks. Making soluble black for .
Lifting feed-water.
Steam-
Steam-hoiler
Steam-boiler
C. W. Musgrove.
H. S. Grimes
T. B. Ashford . . .
F. A. JUlson
P. H. Vander "Weyde
J. Leigh and C. L. Clarke
J.Allen
S. F. Shel bourne . .
C. J. Van Depoele .
J. Pedder-
J. Gjers
J. Gjers
J. Gjera
J. Gjers
J. Gjers
J. Gjers
J.N. Dodge
TV. A. Johnston and A. W. Bro^^■ne.
R.Skene
C. Warren
H.Cook
G. H. Hurd
S. Swartz
H- F. Colvin
H. F. Colvin ...
"W. T. Ewing
L. E. Hogue
F. W. Kiemer
F. W. Kremer
J. Loftus -
S. Macf arlane
W. B. Mack
J.M.Marty
"W. T. Messinger
"W. T. Messinger
S. W. Moreland
H. B. Murdock
0. D. Or\-is...
W. R. Park. . .
W. R.Park...
J. Reichmann.
Inking apparatus. Automatic registering . . .
Inking-pad
Inking-pad and register. Combined
J. H. Rook
P. Schneider, H. Trenkamp, and N.
Flammang.
W.J. Sherriff.
J. "Wotapek
W. McElroy
J. Desmond
W. W.Cowley
F. B. Maxwell
L. P. Clawson
L. R. Roekwood
J.H. Gifford
T. "W.. Jr., and "W. K. Appleyard
and J. Longshaw.
J. "W. Jones and A. Cooper
C. W. Crutsinger
R.M. Smith
No.
305,336
295,309
305,065
296,413
298,890
299,338
303.440
306,291
306,318
292,939
292,132
302.723
307,254
299,395
302,176
305,939
307,699
297,178
299,431
307,5e2
291,044
291,045
291,046
291,047
291,048
291,331
297,769
291,196
302,949
298,802
294,585
294,047
308,640
302,543
303,986
297,511
297,798
299,229
299,230
300,092
307,967
.301,735
309,478
30^,272
302,273
304,119
304,227
310,162
297,836
298,884
301,004
309,406
301,395
304,572
298,329
297,826
303,366
296,731
308,507
308,138
292,856
297,378
306,456
295,767
294,856
302,953
Date.
Sept. 16
Mar. 18
Sept. 16
Apr. 8
May 20
May 27
Aug. 12
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Feb 5
Jan. 15
July 29
Oct. 28
May 27
July 15
Sept. 30
Nov. 4
Apr. 22
May 13
Nov. 4
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Apr. 29
Jan. 1
Aug. 5
May 20
Mai-. 4
Feb. 26
Dec. 2
July 29
Aug. 26
Apr. 22
Apr. 29
May 27
May 27
June 10
Nov. 11
July 8
Dec. 16
Julv 22
July 22
Aug. 26
Aug. 26
Dec. 30
Apr. 29
May 20
June 24
Dec. 16
Julv 1
Monthly
volume.
03
Sept.
May
Apr. 29
Aug. 12
Apr. 15
Nov. 25
Nov. 18
Feb. 5
Apr. 22
Oct. 14
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1229
1013
660
1172
1726
696
334
380
205
1393
2132
1624
1796
1401
2157
373
1614
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217
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38
39
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2396
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1062
306
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1412
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1591
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720
851
1201
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1529
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1736
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2464
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1925
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383
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1055
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586
432
516
517
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598
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589
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10
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471
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880
750
712
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732
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853
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792
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alpliahetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Inkstand
Inkstand
Inkstand
Inkstand
Inkstand
Inkstand
Inkstand
Inkstand
Inkstand
Inkstand and calendar
Inkstand and calendar. Combined .
Inkstand. Combination-
Ink stand or receiver
Inkstands. Device for holding
Insect-destroyer
Insect-destroying device
Insect-powders. Ejector for
Insect- trap
Insects from plants. Machine for gathering
Insecticide
Insecticide compound
In.secticide mixture
Inspector. Fluid-
Insulated conductor
Insulated conductor of electricity
Insulated electric conductor or cable
Insulated telegraph tie-wire
Insulating-block for railway-rails
Insulating-connection for electric-light fixtures
Insulating device
Insulating electric cables. Method of and apparatus
for
Insulating electric wires
Insulating electrical conductors and compound for
coating the same.
Insulating electrical conductors. Machine for
Insulating material
Insulating material. Electrical
Insulating material. Electrical
Insulating material. Electrical
Insulating pipe-union
Insulating-support for electric conductors ,
Insulating - supports for electrical conductors.
Bracket for
In.sulation. Composition for electrical
Insulation of railway- tracks used for electric circuits
Insulation. Manufacture of material for electric
Insulator
In su later
Insulator
Insulator
Insulator
Insulator
Insulator
Insulator. Electric- wire
Insulator for electiic conductors
Insulator for electric cond uctors
Insulator for electric wires
Insulator for electric wires
Insulator for electric wires
Insulator for line-wires of mechanical telephones
Insulator for teleeraph-wires
Insulator. Llglitning-rod
Insulator. Lock- wire
Insulator pin. Electiic-
Insulator-pins. Machine for making
Insulator-pins. Machine for turning
Insulator-supporting bracket for electric wires
Insulator. Terminal
Insulators. Machine for making glass
Insulators. Mold for making glass
Insulators. Press for molding glass
In.sulators. Press for molding elass
Interest. Machine for computing
Interlocking apparatus.
Interlocking apparatus.
Hydraulic and electric . .
Hydraulic and electric . .
Interlocking-switch apparatus
Intestines. Machine for scraping and cleaning .
Intrenching-tool
Invalid-chair
Invalid-lift
Invalids. Apparatus for holding and moving. . .
Iron:
See Hod-iron. Soldering-iron.
Sad-iron.
Iron and steel.
ingot
Iron and steel.
Iron and .steel.
Iron and steel.
Iron and steel rods. Hardening and straightening. . .
Apparatus for the mnuufacture of
Converter for the manufacture of . . .
Purifying
Purifying molten .
Name.
J. Borton
I. Brooke
J. G6rard
M. Herzherg
I. W. Hevsin;:er.
P. W. Hiitcliins .
T. B. Knowles...
"W". 0. Eastetter .
J. S. Ross
G."W. Downs....
E. Sneider
B. Hamburger . . .
J. B. Davids
A. Cutler
E. Delany
C. J. Gustaveson
A. Isaacsen
J. C. Stevens
E. Wlskocil
I. S. Graves
H. Pool
J. M. Jaques, Sr
J. L. Hornig
T. Miner
W. A. Shaw
S. r. Shelbourne
C. C. Hinsdale
W. W. Le Grande and E. Meek . . .
C. H. Hinds
G. L. Broomhall
S. F. Shelbourne
M. D. Eenner
"W. D. Grimshaw .
W. D. Grimshaw
D. H.Dorsett
J. Grci ves
J. Greives
J. Greives ,
C. Deavs
D. S. Haines and S. D. Lake
D. S. Haines and S. D. Lake
J. Eottrell
T. A. Edison
W. T. Wilson
C. D. BaUey
E. Clark..;
E. Clark
J. S. Cleveland and G. E. Kent . . .
H. L. .James ,
J. S. Lewis ,
J. A. Seely ,
G. W. Prince
W. H. Davis ,
A. W. Hale
W. W. Beach ,
A. "W. Hale ,
A. W. Hale
J. E. Gilliland
L. C. Baldwin and J. C. Thurston .
J. A. Euth
T. McGrory
J. M. Klein
W. Snoo.
J. J. Bald win
C. Neblett
J. S. Lewis
E. F. Krell
S. Oaknian
L. B. Gray
L. B. Gray and J. Ham
J. W. Eobinson
0. Gassett. (Eeissue) .
0. Gassett. (Eeissue) .
0. Gassett
A. M. Woods
J. H. Patter.son. ..
J. Gni.se
G. J. Goodhue Jr
C. F. Eeed
J". P. Bennett.
No.
304 408
299,730
303, P33
308.157
307,764
307,392
291,604
303,4.57
308,100
304,806
302,640
305,074
295,739
302,324
309.774
294.616
297,fi93
3n2 293
292.083
293.320
205.426
292.015
298.469
296.204
292.694
207,175
298.753
303,525
291,731
304,699
297,181
309.4,50
308,890
306,744
298,072
201.716
291.717
291,718
299,206
296.688
296,558
G. Hatton . . . .
J. E. Atwood .
H. Keeler
J. H. Helm ...
294,
293
294,
303,
306.
306
307
310
298,
296
303.
296
294
294,
293,
301,
296,
297,
305.
293,
297,
297.
208,
303.
298.
303
301
306.
306
294,
,457
433
557
483
718
719
916
059
,.593
881
399
146
384
563
242
446
330
101
020
901
699
865
543
877
.594
936
748
146
147
079
10.434
10,435
292,743
293,392
207,840
303.606
292,801
292,048
Date.
Sept. 2
June 3
Aug. 19
Nov. 18
Nov. 11
Oct. 28
Jan. 8
Aug. 12
Nov. 18
Sept. 9
July 29
Sept. 16
Mar. 25
July 22
Dec. 23
Mar. 4
Apr. 29
July 22
Jan. 15
Feb. 12
Mar. 18
Jan. 15
May 13
Apr. 1
Jan. 29
Apr. 22
May 20
Aug. 12
Jan. 8
Sept. 9
Apr. 22
Dec. 16
Dec. 9
Oct. 21
May 6
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
May 27
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Mar. 4
Feb. 12
Mar. 4
Aug. 12
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Nov. 11
Dec. 30
May 13
Apr. 15
Aug. 12
Apr. 1
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Feb. 12
July 1
Apr. 8
Apr. 22
Sept. 9
Feb. 19
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
May 13
Aug. 19
May 13
Aug. 19
Sept. 9
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Feb. 26
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
Jan. 29
Monthly
volume.
p.
1.59
307
1205
9.53
458
1810
752
721
888
671
2033
1021
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1601
1595
337
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1444
2312
2494
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1257
791
1335
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1058
1062
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Apr.
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308.963
304.773
298,983
294,130
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Feb. 26
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphahetioal list of inventiona — Continued.
487
Invention.
Iron.
Iron.
Iron.
Iron.
Iron.
Iron.
Iron.
Iron. Apparatus for treatiug sheet-
Iron breaker. Pig-
Iron breaker. Pig-
Iron. Machine for blooming
Making wrought-
Mannlacture of pig-
Manufacture of pig-
Manufacture of .sheet-
Manufacture of sheet-
Manufacture of wroimht-
Manufartnring planishetl sheet-
lion or steel. Mode of and mechanism for produc-
ing surfaces on
Iron oxides. Treatment of
Iron. Puri fying
lion. Treating
Iron wheel
Iron whrel
Ironins-hoard
Ironing-board
Ironing-boanl
Ironing-macliine
Ironing-uiailiiiie
Troning-macliine
IroniQg-machine
Ironing-machine 5
Troning-niachine
Ironing-machine
Ironing-machine roller
Ironing-table
Iioninsr-table
Ironing-tal )le
Troningtahle
Ironing-table
In igating and draining
Irrigating and draining land
Irrigating apparatus
Irrigating apparatus
Irrigating-dam
Isometer or d^Tiamic sector
Ivoiy from pyroxyline compounds. Manufacture of
material to imitate.
Ivory from zylonite. &c. Manufacture of artificial . -
Ivory. Manufacture of artificial
Ivory, &c. Plastic material to imitate
Jack
See Boot-jack.
Boot and .shoe last-
ing jack.
Boot or shoe stitch-
ing-jack.
riooi-jack.
Hydraulic jack
Lasting-jack.
Lifting-jack.
Pegging-jack.
Power-jack.
Railway-jack.
Screw-jack.
Shoe-maker's jack.
StufSng-box jack.
Snspension-jack.
Wagon-jack.
Wagon and lifting jack.
.lack .
.lack .
Jackknife. Sailor's
.Tack or mule. Self-operating
Jacket. Knit
Jail-bar
Japanning-furnace —
.Tar:
See Fruit-jar. Hermetic jar.
Jar
Jar
.Tai- and bottle stopper fastener
•Tai- and fiisteninsr therefor
Jar caps, &c. Fastening for fruit-
Jar-cover
Jar-fastening
Jar fastening. Preserve-
Jar- wrench and can-opener. Combined .
Jars, bottles, &c. Stopper for
Jars or cans. Cap or cover for
Jaw wrench. Sliding- .-. -
Jaw wrench. Spring-
Jetty. Movable
Jewel show-case
Jeweler's peg-wood sharpener
Jewelry and like articles
Jewelry. Fabric for
Jewelry. Machine for attaching the backs and fronts
of articles ot
Jewelry. Manufacture of
Jewelry. Ornamenting
Jewelry. Ornamenting metal plates for
Jewelry -pin catch
Jewelry-ring
Jewelry, &c. Setting for
Jeweling machine
Name.
"W. D. Wood...
J. A. Barnes. ..
T. A. Blake...
.T. J. Johnston .
L. T). Chapin . .
J. F. Bennett . .
J. F. Bennett..
W. D. Wood...
W, D. Wood ..
C. Zng
AV. B. Wood...
L.D. York ....
J. Mason
J. Beasley
B. Woodrutr
L. H. Goodwin
J. R. Little
R. W. Ferguson
J. W. SmaUey
J. C. West
W. H. Davey and H. Fabian
M. Haneline
C. A. Lieb ;
H. Podger and W. H. Davey
L. M. Ryfenburgh, C. L. Heins, and )
J. H.Lee. J
L. H. Watson
C. O.White
H. E. Smith
F. F. Adams
G. W. Corbin
J. H. Ritter
D. S. Wagaman
P. F. Weber
A. P. Cole
L. if. Holt and C. if . Earl .'.'.'.'.'.....
W. R. Cliisholm
CM. Skillen
J. S. Flory
H. Glover
J. H. Stevens
J. B. Edson
J. B. Edson
C. S. Lockwood and J. W. Hyatt .
J. B. Taylor
S. J. Wi.sdom...
T. J. Cowie ....
W. F. Turn bull.
O. Kreisel
L. D. York
P. Kiefer, Jr....
No.
294.559
306,124
293,405
306.1.57
291.470
299,049
299,103
297.097
300,184
294,949
291,260
295,217
307,667
302.088
.300,747
293,006
299,1.51
292,904
298,422
294.708
291,035
300,708
304.533
293,514
303,233
293,290
292,883
292,958
299.312
299,056
299,680
310.1.58
303,079
302.322
302,488
299,347
291.947
300,602
303,928
300,158
307.032
.309,831
305,205
308,811
292,725
293,634
295.9.57
294,637
292,527
307,204
S. Adlam, Jr 300,749
A. V.Whiteman 305.554
J. M.Patterson 302,770
H. Piet.sch 304,449
C. A. Tatnm : 292,.386
W. D. Sherwood \ 300,906
J. Y. Sisrafus ■ 305.637
E. Rosenzi 290,876
A. VanSlvke 292,710
A. Kenip.s'on 302,881
T. G. and J. H. Otterson 308,-571
W. H. Ratcliff .300,127
F. L. French 307,186
R. T. Van Norden 309,264
C.W.Schumann 294,685
A. A. Hart 302.,333
J. W. Miller 307.318
F. Fontneau 299,972
J. Hagerty 2!19,069
H. C. Boniface 296,118
C. J. Leyera 308..504
J. Rothsohild .302,036
A. Luthv 302,508
E. F. Lee 298,100
C. A. Fowler 300,459
E. Homrighous 293,249
Bate.
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Oct. 7
Feb. 12
Oct. 7
Jan. 1
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May 27
Apr. 15
June 10
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Nov. 4
July 15
June 17
Feb. 5
May 27
Feb 5
May 13
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June 17
Sept. 2
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Aug. 5
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May 20
June 3
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Jeweling- tool
Joiner. Universal
Joiner's clamp
Joiner's marking-gage
Joint :
See Ball-joint.
Carriage-top .ioint.
Electric conductor-
joint.
Furnace-joint.
Pipe-joint.
Eail-joint.
Journal and box. Vehicle
Journal. Anti-friction
Journal-bearing
Journal-bearing
Journal-bearing
Journal-
Journal
Journal
Journal-
Journal
Journal
Journal
Journal
Journal
Journal
Journal-
Journal
Journal
Journal
Jourjial
Journal
Eailway-joint.
Bail way-rail joint.
Saw-joint.
Steam-pipe joint.
Telegraph-wire joint.
Universal joint.
"Water-closet joint.
bearing
-bearing
bearing
bearing
■bearing
bearing
bearing. Interlocking
bearing. Water-proof.
bearings. Device for cooling
bearings. Drip-cup for
box
box
box
•box
box
box
Journal-box
Journal-box
Journal box and bearing
Journal-box. Anti-friction
Journal-box. Anti-friction
Journal-box. Self-lubricating . .
Journal-brass
Journals. Alarm-signal for hot.
Journals and bearings.
cooling
J«g
Device for and method of
Jug.
Jug or pitcher cover
Jug-packing box
Jng. Sheet-metal
Jug-top
Jug-top
Jump-seat
Jump-scat
Keel-block. Adjustable
Keel for .<!ubmarine boats
Kettle for cooking canned fruit. Process-
Kettle. Hoiizontal process-
Kettle or still
Key:
See Extension-key. Watch-key.
Key
Key
Key-fastener
Key-fastener ,
Key-fastoner
Key-fastener
Key-holder
Key -hole guard ,
Key -hole guard
Key-ring
Key-ring
Key-ring
Key-ring
Key-ring
Key-ring, button-hook, and nail-cleaner. Combined.
Key-seat and gear cutting machine. . Combined
Key-seat cutter
Keys. Machine for pointing and bending spring-
Kiln:
See Bone-black kiln.
Brick-kiln.
Brick and tile kiln.
Limekiln.
Kiln
Lumber-kiln.
Potterv-kiln.
Tile-kiln.
Kiln and furnace
Kiln for burning bricks, &c
Kiln for bnrnins bricks, tiles, &c
Kindlini. Machine for making
King-bolt and circle for vehicles. Coml)iiied
Kiosk
Name.
J. E. Parsons .
A . Bean
F. KestorfF. . . .
E. Hester
P. Kamel
J. C. Taylor
W. K. Austin
C. F. Brigham
E. Copley, J. F. Seldomridge, and
G- De La Vergne.
J.M.Elliott
J. Graham ,
W.A.Hardy
H. H.Hewitt
H. H. Hewitt
J. H. "McLean
G. W. Smith..
N. W. Godfrey
H. Borchardt
J. G. Braun
W. H. Adams
D. Jones
C. Kahler
E . H. Rust ,
J. E. Sweet
F. W. Thayer
E. K. Wilcox
D. A. Woodbury
K. W. Travlor
A. W. Hail
T. Tripp
H. Still
S. A. Bemis
0. H. P. Cornelius and G. H. Tur-
ner.
H. C. Johnson
J. S. Dignam
J. K. Graver
W. C. Bodoctel ,
L.H.Bradley
K. Shaw
G. P. Lang and P. Lauster . . .
H. Wright
J. T. Clarkson :.
G. H.Hutton ,
F. C. Lang and J. F. Tietjen .
W. Hammond
J. Baker
J. Baker
W. Biedermann
L. Hill.-brand
J.H. Shaw
N. B. Little
K. T. Miller
E. K. Snmerwell
E. W.Wagner
R- Duerr and G. F. Kohn .
G. McGovei-n
E. C. Salter
E. Edgecnmb
E. P. Haft'
G. W. Jopsou
G. W. Jop.son
W.C. Lacas
E. L.Frank
M. Morton
C. A. Lanphere.
A. I. Jacobs
No.
292,676
298,056
298,027
291,728
Date.
30.5,387
302,445
302.313
299,109
296,823
304,512
309,386
306.249
299.221
306,921
309 241
309.891
296.. 554
307,625
296.820
303,784
.307,0,51
298,859
297,016
309,582
297,645
300,931
304.394
291,243
304 523
295,308
307,148
301,851
292,992
301,607
293,640
298,371
299,512
296,819
298,244
292,660
301,946
300,847
30.5,005
298,098
303,843
300.554
302,314
304,405
30.5,451
■309,411
293,7.56
300,387
304,763
291,434
301,970
307,403
301,283
306, .595
298,747
292,231
305.823
296,763
309,139
303,178
309,066
303,289
Jan. 29
May 6
May 6
Jan. 8
J.P.Cramp 292,413 Jan. 22
J. Druecker '294,4.53 Mar. 4
H, Knowles : ^ 302,413 Julv 22
G. D. Wilgus 303,198 Aug. 5
J. Bowman 305,733 t Sept, 30
N. Fink 299,367' May 27
A.C.yRibot .293,595! Feb. 12
Sept. 16
July 22
July 22
May 27
Apr. 15
Sept. 2
Dec. 16
Oct. 7
May 27
Oct. 21
Dec. 16
Dec. 30
Apr. 8
Nov. 4
Apr. 15
Aug. 19
Oct. 21
May 20
Apr. 15
Dec. 23
Apr. 29
June 24
Sept. 2
Jan. 1
Sept. 2
Mar. 18
Oct. 28
July 15
Feb. 5
July 8
Feb. 19
May 13
June 3
Apr. 15
May 6
Jan. 29
July 15
June 24
Sept. 9
Mav 6
Aug. 19
June 17
Julv 22
Sept. 2
Sept. 23
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Feb. 19
June 17
Sept. 9
Jan. 1
Julv 15
Oct, 28
July 1
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May 20
Jan. 22
Sept. 30
Apr. 15
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventiona — Continued.
489
Inveution.
Eltohen-cabiuet ,
Kitchen-cabinet
Kitchen implement
Kitchen-safe. Sectional
Kite
Kite. Folding
Knapsack. Bullet-shield
Knapsacks. Means for carrying
Kneadei- and roller. Dough
Knife:
See Cheese-knife. Planer-knife.
Cigar-dealer's kuife. Pocket-knife.
Fruit-knife. Table-knife.
Hay-knife. "Wood-working-machine
Jackknife. knife.
Mincing-knife.
Knife
Knife
Kjnife and fork
Knife and fork. Combined
Knife and pen-holder. Combined
Knife holder and package
Knife-ring
Knife-scourer
Knife-sharpener and fork combined
Knitted or woven wear. Article of
Knitting-machine
Knitting-machine ,
Knitting-machine ,
Knitting-machine
Knitting-machine
Knitting-machine
Knitting-machine
Knitting-machine
Knitting-machine
Knitting-machine
Knitting-machine
Knitting-machine
Knitting-machine
Knitting-machine
Knitting machine. Circular weft- thread
Knitting machine. Circular weft-tliiead
Knitting-machine clearing- wheel
Knitting-machine loojnng attachment
Knitting-macliine needle
Knitting-machine. Stop-motion
Knitting-machines. Mechanism for supporting and
adjusting the burr-holders of
Knitting stockings
Knitting widened tubular fabrics
Knob and button. Combined door-
Knob attachment
Knob attachment
Knob attachment
Knob attachment
Knob attachment
Knob attachment
Knob attaclimeut
Knob attachment. Door-
Knob attachment. Door-
Knob attachment. Door-
Knob attachment. Latch-
Knob. Door-
Knob. Door-
Knob. Door-
Knob. Door-
Knob fastening. Door-
Knob or handle
Knob-rose attachment
Knob-spiudle attachment
Knob-spindle fastener
Knob. Sheet-mutal
Knobs. Handle for dial-lock
Knobs. Manufacture of door-
Knobs. Manufacture of door-
Knockdown box . ,
Knockdown rattan chair •
Knockdown table
Name.
H. Hanna ,
D. H. Spicer
E. C. Ferrin
W. C. Campbell
W. C. Wood
J. Stumpp . . .
R. W. Webb.
A. Mendel . . .
J. W. Keed..
T. J.Pope
C. Wingfield
J. W. Gaidner
A. H. Forsyth
I. Phillips
G. E. Felch
C. H. Wickershani-
C. A. Bryant
W. Kaiifiiian
W. Godclrtnl
J. R. Bridges
J. Byfield
C. H. Carter .
T. Cooley
L. F. Grammes and G. E. Ibach . -
L. T. Gross and J. Adams
W. H. H. Holleu
W. D. Hnse
I. W. Lamb
J. M. Merrow
W. Osborne
J. Terwilleger .
E. Vermilyea . .
C. Young.
F. Hardenbergh .
F. Hardenbergh .
G. Cooper
E. Murby.
A.Wood..
M. J. Walsh
A. and I. Tompkins
W.E.sty
W. Esty
J. Brougliton
J. Bardsley
J. R. Binns
W. H. Goune .-
C. F. Laugford
O. Stoddard
0. Stoddard
P. Wagner
J. K. Clark
W. H. Flinn i..
T. Tavlor
G. L. Howland
W. I. Alvord
W. I. Alvord
J.K.Clark
E. A. Johnson
A. D. Holtman
C. S. Lewis
G. Van Winkle
H. K. Jones
L. Terry
J. Spruce
T. L. Paine
W. I. Alvord
W. L Alvord
J. Blakelv
G. Chandler
D. 0. StriUer and J. H. Vornbrock.
No.
295,120
304,. ')74
301,704
305,286
297,215
294.526
303,901
292 SCfi
305,474
300,796
294, .558
3no,3.'i6
301,976
296,054
291,704
309,426
293,849
297,521
294,779
300,759
309,761
309,691
304,178
308,841
294,381
294,784
292,490
309,471
291,377
296,210
299,498
304,978
302,810
309,301
309,348
309,820
302.928
305,403
291,965
307,152
302,388
302,119
309.601
301.850
303,610
291,712
309,631
294,822
296,482
305,645
305,426
299,633
301,303
297,40-2
305,5.i9
305,652
291,687 i
303,435
306,400
294,643
308,812
294,881
303,467
302,046
295,.582
305,558
305,560
291,281
.301,338
303,238
Date.
Mar. 11
Sept. 2
July 8
Sept. 16
Apr. 22
Mar. 4
Aug. 19
Jan. 29
Sept. 23
June 24
Mar. 4
June 17
July 15
Apr. 1
Jan. 8
Dec. 16
Feb. 19
Apr. 22
Mar. 11
June 24
Dec. 23
Dec. 23
Aug. 26
Dec. 2
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
Jan. 29
Dec. 16
Jan. 1
Apr. 1
May 27
Sept. 9
July 29
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Dec. 30
Aug. 5
Sept. 16
Jan. 15
Oct. 28
July 22
July 15
Dec. 23
July 15
Aug. 19
Jan. 8
Dec. 23
Mar, 11
Apr. 8
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
June 3
July 1
Apr. 22
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Jan. 8
Aug. 12
Oct. 14
Mar. 4
Dec. 2
Mar. 11
Aug. 12
July 15
Mar. 25
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Jan. 1
July 1
Aug. 5
Monthly
volume.
CO
976
386
805
1308
1673
228
1289
1976
1558
1677
275
1111
1156
195
878
1135
1382
2058
529
1634
1577
1482
1667
357
55
534
1865
1190
443
382
1915
908
2227
984
1046
1651
03
1441
1196
1490
1692
1330
1375
1003
931
887
1409
589
743
1764
1474
168
295
1902
1658
1776
859
692
475
.376
320
666
734
12.39
1.582
1657
1659
331
339
444
C207
)268
107
221
5 358
( 3.59
C455
) 456
65
356
551
429
459
74
301
319
56
246
305
382
562
147
448
(429
) 430
(401
i 402
(4.55
) 456
94,95
14
(148
) 149
521
322
5 125
) 126
108
5.52
(248
) 249
(612
<613
(614
(260
)261
(278
^279
449
19,20
400
(333
( 334
397
464
(367
J 368
370
273
254
249
(381
)382
163
205
491
408
42
80
517
459
494
240
190
129
105
84
186
201
343
43H
458
4.59
94
93
121
Official
Gazette.
27
26
27
28
27
26
29
26
27
26
27
[29
1 29
[28
29
26
1 26
26
29
[26
27
27
^8
1003
888
155
1072
332
869
705
383
1122
12.52
875
1146
226
40
163
927
698
404
926
1245
1014
998
779
764
839
927
366
937
81
73
913
995
430
910
1046
467
1097
230
299
331
260
977
197
639
165
984
937
147
1162
1109
951
57
375
1142
1164
159
589
94
893
757
950
597
242
1135
1142
1142
60
64
537
490
INDEX -OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Kame.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
0
s
^
Label-case. T)ru.2;ffist's . .............
B. Keitb
308.076
304.236
301,843
291,291
303,391
309,981
294.054
295.452
303.549
308,. 569
294.909
293,599
308,914
291,795
309,166
309,308
304,364
301,332
301,445
294.0,52
307.594
294,199
304,420
308.002
297,251
306.607
298.013
297.088
305.347
306.974
297,875
306.4.54
292,l.=i0
308, ,334
292,9:12
302,040
301,788
306,488
309,435
294.808
309.997
307.734
301,308
291,259
303. .520
302.829
295,518
295.299
297.822
298. .597
302,733
298.660
301.980
303 721
Nov. 18
Aug. 26
July 8
Jan. 1
Aug. 12
Dec. 30
Feb. 26
Mar. 18
Aug. 12
Nov. 25
Mar. 11
Feb. 12
Dec. 9
Jan. 8
Dec. 9
Dec. 16
Sept. 2
July 1
July 1
Feb. 26
Nov. 4
Feb. 26
Sept. 2
Dec. 2
Apr. 22
Oct. 14
May 6
Apr. 15
Sept. 16
Oct. 21
Apr. 29
Oct. 14
Jan. 15
Nov. 18
Feb. 5
July 15
July 8
Oct. 14
Dec. 16
Mar. 11
Dec. 30
Nov. 4
July 1
Jan. 1
Aug. 12
July 29
Mar. 25
Mar. 18
Apr. 29
May 13
-lul'y 29
May 13
July 15
Aug. 19
June 17
.June 24
Sept. 23
Dec. 2
July 1
Dec. 23
July 8
.Tan. 15
Dec. 23
Sept. 2
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
June 24
July 15
.June 10
Jan. 1
Oct. 28
Mar. 18
Feb. 12
Apr. 22
Apr. 8
Jan. 15
Apr. 22
Apr. 29
Oct. 21
Dec. 30
Aug. 19
Oct. 21
Jan. 29
July 8
Apr. 1
857
1747
989
341
639
1854
1646
1395
830
1524
697
1043
4.56
975
789
996
100
332
473
1643
235
1848
171
21
1720
748
66
1491
1383
1218
2506
546
1411
1196
197
1232
913
587
1147
574
1874
416
301
302
796
2262
1494
1215
2449
797
2146
870
1161
1065
1458
1739
1611
107
44
1404
836
1284
1626
230
1016
1017
1828
1271
706
13
1633
1439
998
2015
794
1370
1937
2475
1206
1872
1129
1250
2243
817
110
233
477
269
C 96
] 97
( 98
C175
)176
499
455
386
227
414
194
288
121
274
<210
211
263
31
91
127
454
"564"
51
6
466
196
17
413
384
324
686
146
396
327
54
340
249
C154
n.55
309
159
506
115
82
f 85
< 86
( 87
218
620
412
338
670
223
590
244
321
291
402
475
445
29
12
379
228
360
441
67
268
268
500
3.52
192
4
434
398
273
.550
C218
)219
384
528
678
321
C505
)506
310
333
622
224
33
29
28
28
|28
29
26
26
28
29
26
26
29
26
^29
29
28
28
28
26
29
26
28
29
27
29
27
27
28
29
27
29
26
29
26
28
28
^29
29
26
29
29
28
28
28
26
26
27
27
28
27
28
28
27
27
28
29
28
29
28
26
29
28
29
29
27
28
27
26
29
26
26
27
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26
27 j
27 1
29
}29
28
29
26
28
27
.548
Label for packaffe-dyes. Envelope- .....
F. A. Ransom ., .. ......... ..
794
Labels to packages. Machine for attacliing . . . .
P. W. "Wiley
188
Labeling machine. Spool- -.
S. A. Calmar and H. W. Carr
"W". H. Landfear . .
62
Labeling macliine. Spool-
578
Lace-catch
W. P. Quontell
1084
Lace fastener. Shoe-
H. H. V. Lilley
754
Lace fastener. Shoe-
H.M.Snyder
H. M. Sn'vder
1095
Lace fastener. Shoe-
614
Lace-fastening
F. M. Miinroe
685
Lace-fastening ., ....
11. H. Pni ter
956
Lace, &c. Shoe-
F. P. Shorey .
632
789
Lacing-hooks. Method, of and machine for making
S. N. Smith
181
Lacing hooks or studs. Machine for setting
S. N. Smith
855
Lacing. Shoe-
A. C Mather
900
Lacing shoes, gloves, &c
L. T. Sheffield
833
Lacing-stud
M. Brav
63
Lactometer
H. Gulh
87
A. K. Leeds
754
Lactose or milk-sugar. Making
A, H. Sabin
414
Ladder
Gr. H. Cloyes
786
Ladder ....
E. E. P'ox and G. McDormand
E. E. Fox and G. McDormand
C. Friz ell
847
Ladder
702
Ladder
341
Ladder
S. TT. TTari'inp^t'^'n
144
Ladder
C. A. Milligan and M. J. Kiiiion....
C. A. Koot -
540
295
Ladder
F. E. A. Smith
A. C. Stowe
1086
Ladder
245
Ladder
G. P. and M. E. Thorp ...
496
Ladder
O. K. "Wood
107
Ladder
C. G. "Work.
271
Ladder
E P. Wright
613
Ladder. Adjustable step-
E. Mark"wick
478
Ladder and trestle. Step-
E. A. Shuraway
241
174
Ladder and truck combined. Telescopic
F. L. Howlaud
114
Ladder-bracket
J.R. Bndell
930
Ladder chair. Step-
F. Keindel
934
1088
Ladder. Extension-
A.Todd
448
Ladder. Extension fire-
J. E. "Walker
58
Gr. "Witteand 0. Greiner
55
Ladder. Fire-
W . J. Johnson .......... . ..-.
608
Ladder. Folding
C. Drake
436
Ladder. Folding step-
A . Bohman -
1118
Ladder. Folding step-
G. A . Sonimer
1060
Ladder-hook
J. F. Manahan -
484
Ladder-hook
J. F. Manahan
685
417
V. K^'.ssier
698
P. T. Gates
P. T. Gates .
227
Lad del" Sectional
662
Ladder. Sectional .....
J. T. 0 Hrien . . . ...
300,631
300.840
305.516
1209
Ladder. Step-
O Cliatlield Jr
1264
N.Fislier
1132
30? 662
718
M. G. G.irtrell
301 no
309 026
10
983
Ladder. Step-
J. A. Koch
301.726
292.041
309. ^ 02
304.4'-6
309.. 322
309,323
300.919
302.066
,300,063
291,024
307,262
295,479
293.559
297,493
296,522
292,114
297,429
297,847
306.962
309,996
303,774
306,998
292,761
301,713
295,982
161
D. Pat'e
247
Ladder. Step-
C. S. Rickard
1023
Ladder. Step- ,
H. R. Smith
859
Ladder. Step- -
C. G. Udell
903
C. G. UdfU
904
Ladder. Step-
C. Wanner
1281
R. Walker
248
Lambrequin-shade
C. Geertz
1064
C H Bennett
5
326
C. B. Boyle
1103
L. 0. Bri-kke
624
L. 0. Brekke
397
157
Lamp
L. Henkle
F. W. Merryman
E. 1!. Requa
264
381
Lamp
490
F Saunders ...
243
Lamp
G C Thouias
1088
E Wild
674
W. Baxter, Jr
251
Lamp alarm. Electric-
J Olm.sted
430
J. F. Gibson
157
Lamp and torch support. Band
J. S. Conwell
23
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
491
Inveiition.
Lamp. Arc
Lamp attachmenta. MaVins
Lamp. Binnacle-
I>amp-black. Apparatus for the manufacture of.
Lamp-bracket
Lamp bracket. Electric
Lamp brackets. Hanging .side-
Lamp-burner
Lamp-burner
Lamp-burner ,
Lamp-burner ,
Lamp-burner
Lamp-burner
Lamp-burner
Lamp-burner
Lamp-burner
Lamp burner. Petroleum-
Lamp. Carriage-
Lamp-chimney
Lamp-chimney
Lamp chimney and globe holder,
able
Lamp-chimney rack
Lamp-collar . "
Lamp. Cooking-
Lamp cut-out. Electric
Combined adjust-
Lamp cut-out. Electric-
Lamp cut-out. E lectric-
Lamp cnt-out. Electric-arc.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Double-carbon
Double carbon-arc.
Double electric-arc .
Electric
Electric
Lamp. Double electric-arc .
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp. Electric
Lamp. Electric
Lamp. Electric
Lamp. Electric
Lamp. Electric
Lamp. Electric
Lamp. Electric
Lamp. Electric
Lamp. Electric
Lamp. Electric
Lamp. Electric
Lamp. Electxic-arc
Lamp.
Lamp.
Electric-arc
Electric-arc
Lamp. Electric-arc.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc .
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc
Electric-arc
Electric-arc .
Name.
F. M. 'Sewton .
W. A. Hull....
J. TCoaiie
E. K. Pliiml.ly.
No.
300.999
307,fi.S3
.SOO.ilCO
301,518
A. Thurber 297,317
n. Edmunds, Jr 291.171
M. Hiclis 307,044
J. G. IliiUas 303,842
307.644
.30-=.G08
.302.6.58
.308.770
306,788
297.015
299.301
294.417
307,793
J. G. H alias
.T. G. Hallas ...
T. Ilipwell
T. Hipwell ....
N. Trowbridge
S. Russell
N. S. Wax
C.G.Webber..,
0. PassoTT
0. W. Swift ...
G. Dorfhiullcr .
C. N. Miller ...
L. Fischer
J. P. Klntz
A. D. Vest
H. Langoscli
C L. Buckingham and H. C. Town-
send.
C. Lever
T.N.Shaw
H. C. Townsend and C. L. Bucking-
ham.
J. A. Diilzell
E. Thomson
W. Hochhansen
A . G. Waterhouse
T. H. Blainires
E. Boett<;her
T. L. Dennis
T. L. Dennis
M. N. Lynn
A\'. Morava
L. Piette and F. Krizik -
E. Thomson
C. .T. Van Depoele
C.J. Van Depoele
A. Welsh
A. Wflsh
A. WeLsh
J. B. Allen
F B:iin .
F. Bain
Date.
304.677
307.528
307.406
308,762
303.295
296,2,55
305.825
293,943
300,489
303.402
293,921
308.595
295,836
294,042
294.294
291,867
303,614
29,').367
306.205
300,095
295, r64
293.076
302.960
291.6.51
294,533
295.088
299.708
2!'!1,885
309.816
300,433
300,676
C. M. Ball 301,550
C. M.Bali .301,5.51
C. L. Buckingham and H. C. Town- 293,944
send.
A . Davidoff
H. A, Earle and E. Goltstein ...
F. K. Fitch
W. K. Freeman
W. P. Freeman
H. A. Gmii .
Electric-arc
Electric-arc.
Electiic-arc-
Electric-nrc
Electric-arc .
Lamp. Electric-arc E. Grauert
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp,
Lamp.
Lamp,
Electric-arc ! R.
Electric-arc IN
Electric-arc ! N,
Elect] icarc
El ect ric-arc
Electric-arc
Electric-arc
Electric-arc
E!pctric-arc
Electric-arc
Electric-arc
Electric-arc
H. Hayes
.7. Houston
and A. E. .Tones
L.Kav
F.Kelly
H. Mather
McCarty
McCarty ' 308,
M. Newton '• 307,
P. Nungpsser i 297.
M.Pendleton '307,
310,124
294,455
292 293
:'02.553
294,027
309,454
305,175
292.113
769
397
392
020
307,
299,
309,
303,
305,
305,
617
096
620
062
833
584
E.Pickering | 306,517
A. Serraillier ' 307,808
R..J. Sheehy 307.683
S. H. Short 1 299.025
J.J. Skinner '297.022
J. J. Skinner 304,672
June 24
Nov. 4
Dec. 30
July 8
Apr. 22
Jan. 1
Oct. 21
Aug. 19
Nov. 4
Dec. 2
July 29
Dec. 2
Oct. 21
Apr. 15
May 27
Mar. 4
Nov. 11
Sept. 2
Nov. 4
Oct. 28
Dec. 2
Aug. 12
Apr. 1
Sept. 30
Feb. 19
June 17
Aug. 12
Fel). 19
Dec. 2
Mar. 25
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Jan. 15
Aug. 19
Mar. 18
Sept. 30
June 10
Mnr. 25
Feb. 5
Aug. 5
Jan. 8
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
June 3
June 3
Dec. 30
.Tune 17
June 17
July 8
July 8
Feb. 19
Dec. 30
Mar. 4
Jan. 22
.Tulv 29
Feb. 26
Dec. 16
Sept. 16
Jan. 15
Nov. 11
May 27
Dec. 16
Aug. 5
Sept; 23
Sept. 16
Dec. 2
Oct. 21
Apr. 29
Nov. 4
Oct. 14
Nov. 11
Nov. 4
May 20
Apr. 15
Sept. 2
Moutlily
volume.
1916
308
1831
570
1793
196
1319
1222
295
27
2054
262
985
1404
1681
101
502
509
146
1825
246
521
446
2015
1502
1275
653
1468
8
1898
1626
1959
1080
934
1300
2237
751
1682
370
109
814
240
941
283
473
1645
1208
1525
610
611
1504
2043
147
1607
1P08
1602
1170
1158
1368
472
1798
1097
179
1729
1053
45
1342
2461
222
625
518
350
1335
1413
497
C.527
J .528
.527
i28
82
4<i3
156
C486
H87
55
352
335
79
7
563
68
261
(387
)388
482
26
138
139
39
493
64
142
126
558
414
(350
).35l
179
406
3
526
(450
j451
537
307
(255
(2.56
360
620
202
466
100
33
227
67,68
257
70
124
(447
) 448
330
419
5 168
) 169
169
414
547
39
449
524
445
(316
) 317
(316
) 317
(383
5 384
129
518
293
.50
(480
) 481
288
13
(358
J 3.59
674
62,63
(164
\ 165
143
95,96
381
(389
i390
138
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29
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[29
29
29
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[27
28
1298
427
1079
111
354
3G
262
691
425
704
400
746
199
279
846
470
911
397
360
744
5.56
85
1215
721
1176
581
714
700
1191
751
807
209
639
1076
1257
1072
11.52
509
475
152
870
997
9ri
1012
1045
1162
1221
118
118
721
1120
854
310
376
747
933
1046
464
892
920
488
1156
1027
707
267
487
411
122
473
435
794
280
909
492
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of iwoentiaiis — Continued.
Invention.
Lamp.
Xamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Electric-arc .
Electric-arc
Electric-arc
Electric-arc
Electric-arc
Elect.iic-arc
Electric-arc
Electric-arc
Lamp. Electric-arc
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Electric-arc .
Electric-arc. .
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc .
Electric-arc .
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc. ,
Electric-arc
Lamp. Electric-arc.
Lamp. Electric-arc.
Electric-arc.
Electric-aro.
Electric-arc.
Electric-arc.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Electric focn.siug-.
Electric mouth- ..
Extension-
Lamp-extinguisher.
Lamp-extinguisher
Lamp-extinguisher
Lamp feeder. Oil-
Lamp-fixture ,
Lamp-fixture
Lamp-fix ture
Lamp fixture. Coraljined gas and electric
Lamp-fixture. Extension
Lamp fixture. Incandescent-
Lamp-fixtures. Making
Lamp. Eocu.sing electric-arc
Lamp for lighting cigars
Lamp-fountain. Glass ,
Lamp,
Gaso-electiic
Lamp. Hall-
Lamp,
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp,
Lamp
Lamp
Lamp
Lamp
Lamp
Lamp
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp,
Lamp
Lamp,
Lamp,
Lamp,
Lamp,
Lamp,
Lamp,
Lamp
Lamp,
Lamp
Lamp
Lamp
Lamp
Lamp lighting and extinguishing apparatus ■. .
Lamp lisfhting and extinguishing device. Comhined
elect ric-
Lamp-mat. Metallic
Lamp mechanism. Electric-
Lamp mechanism. Electric
Lamp. Miner's
Miner's .safety-
Miuer's safety- ,
Mul tiple.K electric-arc ,
Multiplex electric-arc
Portable
Hanging
Hanging
Hanging
Hanging
holder. Incandescent-
holder. Incandescent-?lectric-
holder. Incaudescent-electric-
holder. Incaudescent-electric-
Hot-air oil-
Incandescent
Incandescent
Incandescent
Incandescent electric
Incandescent electric
Incandescent electric
Incandescent electric
Incandescent electric
Incandescent electiic
Incandescent electric
Incandescent electric
Incandescent electric
Incandescent electric
Incandescent electric
Incandescent electric
Incandescent electric
lens attachment
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp.
Lamp. Railway-
Lamp-reflector attachment.
ITame.
J. J. Skinner .
E. \. Sperry .
E. Thomson ..
E. Thomson ..
E. Thomson ..
E. Thomson . .
E. Thomson ..
E. Thomson ..
E. Thomson ..
E. Thomson
E. Thomson
E. Thomson
E. Thomson and E. "W. Eice.
E. Thomson and E. W. Eice.
T. 0-. Turner
T. G. Turner
S. E. Van Choate
S. F. Van Choate .
C. J. Van Depoele .
C. J. Van Depoele .
C. .1. Van Depoele.
E. Weston
J.J.Wood
C. J. Van Depoele.
E. T. Starr
D. W. Parker and L. F. Griswold
W. Millen ,
K. Ogden and R. J. Anderson .
W. C. W.-ilter
W. H. Dillon
N. Jenkins
W. A. Hull
N. Jenkins
S. Bergmann
L. F. Griswold
E. Weston
G. C. Thomas
E. Thom.son
M. Bowes
G . H. Lomax
J. H. Loder
F. Jaeger
B. Perkins
T. Rich
H. Tnrner
Weston
Dornfeld ,
Languereau
Swan
H. MuiTay
F. Beck..'
Weston
Weston
M. Ball
W. Benson
A. Edison
A. Edison
A. Edison
E. Gatehouse
H. Gruhhe ,
W. Hickman and J. F. McCoy
W. Hickman and J. F. McCoy
. Hnchhausen
. Hcdzer
R. Knowles and F. E. Idell .
No.
304,673
304, nee
207,194
297,195
297,196
297,197
297,198
297,199
297,200
297.201
302,962
303.762
306,118
306,119
299,000
304,473
302,061
309,012
291,. 553
291.653
294,.532
301,076
303,245
304,377
300,523
297,157
309,398
296,771
296,489
303,562
302.408
307,6.=i2
306,926
293,553
310.050
298.327
30'i..=i.50
302.961
303.2.59
297,276
297,820
309,539
304,
.301,
299,
298,
298,
307.
293.
292.
295.
303.
292.
29.-J.
303.
307,
203,
29T,
304.
297,
307,
302,
305,
294,
305,
292.
A. Moses '310,
F. Martine : 293,
201
265
851
800
142
270
256
447
666
358
720
325
202
166
434
581
086
377
389
133
817
044
191
324
145
580
Date.
W. D. Doremus i 291.995
H. Van Hocvcnhergh '297,879
T. F. Wood 297.214
E. Thomson '303,898
E. Thomson [305,413
J. Hamillon 1301,495
J. 1!. "Marsaut 1 309.309
C. Wiilf and H. Friemann I 302.878
E. II. Mather 306.764
R. H,. Mather : 306.845
L. Baumeistor ' 295,332
M. Hicks ' 307,045
E. N. Hayes and W. J. Kimball ....' 308,895
Sept. 2
Sept. 9
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Aug. 5
Aug. 19
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
June 3
Sept. 2
July 15
Dec. 9
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
Mar. 4
June 24
Aiig. 5
Sept. 2
June 17
Apr. 22
Dec. 16
Apr. 15
Apr. 8
Aug. 12
July 22
Nov. 4
Oct. 21
Feb. 12
Dec. 30
Mav 6
Oct. 14
Aug. 5
Aug. 12
Apr. 22
Apr. 29
Dec. 23
Aug. 26
•Tuly 1
Jiine 3
Mav 20
May 6
Oct. 28
Feb. 12
Jan. 22
Mar. 25
Aug. 12
Jan. 29
May 6
Aug. 5
Oct. 28
Feb. 12
Apr. 29
Aug. 26
Apr. 22
Oct. 28
July 15
Sept. 30
Feb. 26
Se])t. 16
Jan. 22
Dec. 30
Feb. 12
Jan.
15
1235
Apr.
29
2513
Apr.
Aug.
22
19
1672
1282
Sept.
16
1451
July
Dec.
8
16
546
997
July
Oct.
29
21
2333
9,54
Oct.
21
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Mar.
18
1255
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volume.
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890
1635
1038
1641
1645
1648
1650
1653
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1118
109
113
129
240
1259
589
678
819
238
2014
453
117
1312
1590
1103
1102
7.53
847
1711
308
1160
991
1937
476
068
112
476
1745
2446
1281
16;19
243
436
1060
226
1642
626
1809
1685
598
2169
474
398
1505
862
2151
1548
1874
1804
1344
2007
1631
1181
1644
2066
1028
Oct. 21
Dec. 9
1320
433
138
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphnhetioal list of inventions — Continued.
493
Invention.
Lamp-repnlatino: device. Meet ric-
Lamp repnlator. Electric-
Lamp-reKi'latov. Eleetric-arc
Lamp. Safety-
Lamp. Self-extinguishing
Lamp-sliade
Lamp socket. Electric-
Lamp socket. lucanrlescent-
Lamp socket. Incantlescenteloctric
Lamp. Street-
Lamp. Student's
Lamp. SusppDsion-
Lamp. Vapoi -burning street-
Lamp ventilation
Lamp. Voltaic-arc
Lamp. Vollaicarc
Lamp weight. Extension-
Lamps and chandeliers. Extension-tube for.
Lamps. Automatic cutout for electric
Lamps.
Lamps.
Lamps.
Lamps.
Lamps.
trie
Lamps.
Lamps.
Lamps.
Lamps.
Cut-out for electric-arc
Feed-regulator for
Filament for incandescent
Hanger-board for electric
Holder for the carbons of incandescing eleo-
Lamps.
Lamps.
Lamps.
Lamps.
Lamps.
Lamps.
Incandescent filament for electric
Incandescing conductor for electric
Machine for shaving conductors for electric
Manufacture of carbon filaments for incan-
descent
Lamps. Manufacture of carbon filaments for incan-
descent
Lamps. Manufacture of carbonizable material for
the conductors of incandescent
Lamps. Manufacture of incandescing electric
Manufacture of incandescing electric
Reflector-holder for
Safety cut-out for series of electric
Support for filaments of incandescent
Swinging bracket for electric
Testing carbon conductors for incandescent.
Lanit funo wer and roller
Land-roller
Land-roller
Lantern
Lantern
Lantern
Lantern and wonder-camera combined. Magic-
Lantern. Bicycle-
Lantern-globe holder
Lantern or lamp
Lantern. Tubular
Lanterns. Cone-seciiring device fc tubular
Lanterns. Slide-holder for magic-
Lap-board
Lap-ring
Lap-ring. Jointed
Lapel and scarf pin .
Lapping -machines,
ism for
Lard and oil tank
Laryngoscope
Last
Last
Last
Last
Last
Last
Last
Last
Last
Last-block fastener
Last-block fastener
Last. Combination niotallic ..
Last pattprn.s. Making metal-.
Lasting-.jack
Lasting-jack -
Lasting-machine
Lasting-machine
Lasting-machine
Automatic reversing mechan-
Gr. Hawkes. (Reissue) .
A. W. Pearson
Lasting-machine
Lasting-machine
Lasting-machine
Lasting-machine H. A. Smith .
Lasting-tool H. Brossel .
Lasting-tool -T. Frossard .
Latch f>. Fowlci
Latch W. Sallade
Latch I W. Sing..
Name.
E. A. Sporry
C. L. Buckingham
A. and T. Gray
R. MaucOiline
W. Scott and M. W. Manwaring
J. Dable „....
S. Beigmann
E. "Weston
S. Eergmann
L. Henkle
0. Heller and "W. Donaldson
Jf. Jenkins
Z. Davis
F.H. Smith
O. A. Mo.ses
O. A. Moses
E. L. Bryant
E. H. Chapman and R. A. "Wooding.
C. L. Buckingham and H. C. Town-
send.
E. Thomson
J. S. Ostrander
T. A. Edison ,
~W. Hochhausen ,
A.Welsh
G. "W. Hickman and J. F. McCoy.
T. A. Edison
J. J. Bradley
G. Bowron and W. Hihbert
G. "W. Hickman
E. "Weston.
W. Holzer
"W. Holzer
D. R. "Williams
C. J. Van Depoele
J. S. Beeman
J. Ritchie
E. AVe.«fon
D., L. S., and T. T. Holdaway.
K. "W. Jones
M. Porter
A. L. Baron and "W. T. Rufer. .
F. Mevrose
W. S.Tryon
J. B. Upham
J. H. ■\^'i^!:ins
F. Dietz
M. C. Harney
R. J. Thomas
F. Diet?.
"W. S. Barstow
A. L. Anthony
E. "W. McLendon
J. H. C. "Wilkcning
J. T. Clarkson
W. Schofield
Rail -
B. Sheridan
AV.Cox
W. Day
and B. Hartley
K. .Tones
A. Mulrooney and "W. J. Brown.
A. Reynolds
A . Reynolds
C. Tui-ner and L. C6t6
O, Tale
E. Belcher
E. Belcher. (Reissue)
Blakey
S. Kingston
IJeaiilieu
0' Fallen
F. Beal. (Reissue)
Brock
Brock
G. Hawkes
No.
301,175
310,119
30;!, 221
307,210
20I,K30
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298. (i58
303,964
302,251
306,927
306,002
297.460
292,840
293,495
308,592
301,861
290,125
307.819
304.278
307,029
294,045
295,087
302,134
297,. 585
308,301
304,901
302,135
304,880
293,879
295,398
297,481
291,652
291,464
290,355
298,141
303,850
298,475
,309,798
302,465
306.343
308,581
298,030
307, .511
292,288
303,844
309.896
309,208
300,558
297,219
309.482
305 412
300,901
293,790
291,535
299,277
292,792
291,991
303,512
296,016
302.155
293.913
297.633
300.414
309,677
300,195
10,534
299,613
299,6.50
2n7,.557
308.091
10454
302.885
309,519
307,763
10,499
292,575
308,527
308,053
306,736
298,8.39
291,539
302,594
Date.
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Dec. 30
July 15
Oct. 28
Jan. 8
Sept. 16
Feb. 12
May 6
M,ay 13
Aug. 19
July 22
Oct. 21
Sept. 30
Apr. 22
Feb. 5
Feb. 12
Dec. 2
.fuly 15
Apr. 1
Nov. 11
Aug. 26
Oct. 21
Feb. 26
Mar. 11
July 15
Apr. 29
Nov. 18
Sept. 9
July 15
Sept. 9
Feb. 19
Mar. 18
Apr. 22
Jan. 8
Jan. 1
Apr. 8
May 6
Aug. 19
Mav 13
Dec. 23
July 22
Oct. 7
Nov. 25
May 13
Nov. 4
.Tan. 22
Aug. 19
Dec. 30
Dec. 16
June 17
Apr. 22
Dec. 16
Sept. 16
Oct. 21
Feb. 19
Jan. 8
May 27
Feli. 5
Jan. 15
Aug. 12
Apr. 1
Jiily 15
Feb. 19
Apr. 29
.June 17
Dec. 23
June 10
Oct. 28
.Tune 3
.Time 3
Apr. 29
Nov. 18
Feb. 26
Aug. 5
Dec. 23
Nov. 11
July 22
Jan. 29
Nov. 25
Nov. 18
Oct. 21
May 20
-Jan. 8
July 29
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234
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389
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200
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258
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997
262
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262
969
705
1084
394
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117
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693
658
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348
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693
393
309
692
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876
1191
333
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1099
228
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125
863
446
237
607
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268
712
441
1158
995
1096
363
947
956
421
551
821
458
956
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365
385
673
491
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
^ame.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
fL(
liatch
Latch
Latch and lock. Combined .
Latch and lock. Combined.
Latch-bolts. Withdrawing .
Latch. Carriage-door
Carriage-door
Door-
Latch .
Latch.
Latch.
Latch.
Latch.
Latch.
Latch.
Latch.
Latch .
Latch.
Latch.
Latch.
Latch.
Latch.
Latch.
Latch.
Latch.
Latch.
Latch.
Latch.
Latch
Door-
Door-
Door-
Door-
Door-
Door-
Door-
Door and gate
Extensible
Gate-
Gate-
Gate-
Gate-
Looking-
Locking- -
Mortise-
Reversible
llevcTsible
Reversible
Latchin 2 device for gates for iron fences
Lath. Metallic
Lath-.sawing machine
Lathing apparatus
Lathing for fire-proof buildings
Lathing. MetHlIio
Lathing. Metallic
Lathing. Metallic
Lathing to girdeis. Securing wire
Lathe
Lathe
Lathe attachment
Lathe attachment
Lathe attachment. "Watch-maker's
Lathe-bed
Lathe-center-grinding machine
Lathe. Concentric
Lathe-dog
Lathe-dog
Lathe-dog
Lathe-dog
Lathe feeding mechanism
Lathe for turning eccentric or polygonal forms.
Lathe for turning polygonal forms
Lathe for turning polygonal forms
Lathe for turning polygonal forms
Lathe for turning wheels
Lathe friction-brake
Lathe. Geometric
Lathe-mandrel
Lathe-mandrel ,
Lathe. Metal-turning
Lathe. Metal-tui ning
Lathe. Metal-turning
Lathe. Metal-turning
Lathe. Pulley-
Latlie-rest
Lathe. Shaft-centering
Lathe-tool
Lathe tool-rest
Lathe-tools. Cutting-blade for .
Lathe. Tubular cutter- ,
Lathe. Turning-
Lathe. Turning-
Lathe. Turning-
Lathe. Wood-turning
Lathe. Wood-turning .
Lathe. Wood-turning
Lathes. Back-rest for turning-
Lathes. Cutter-hoad for handle-turning
Lathes. Cutter-support tor hollow-mandrel .
Latitude-indicator 1
Iyaun<lr^• jack or bracket
Lavatories. Auxiliary overflow for
Lawn-rake
Lawn-tennis implements. Case for
Lead and crayon holder
Lead and crayon holder
Lead and crayon holder
Lead and crayon holder
W. B. Shorland
G. Tittley
C. Berceron
F. J. Biggs
J.J. Hall ,
J. Kopcsay
J. Kopcsay
P. W. Farnir
J.R. Gr.ay
E. S. Tiinrton
W. F. Oliver
M. H. Palmer
H. Parkin and C. J. Reynolds
C. W. Pierce .'
J. Romig
C. Wornuith
B. Copelaud and F. Wright
J. B. Hasenohr
W. Hull
W. H. .fordan
S. D. Muse
E. Nyswonger
H. Sund(iiiist
W. G. Richards
F. J. Bigffs
C. R. Hcizmann and W. E. Deibert
W. V,. Sparks
T. I!ogeis
J. W. Wissinger
W. E. Hill
•T. 0|ip'-nlieimer
J. Manning
L.W.Newton
B. Scarles
B. Rcarlos
D. F. Woods
R. L, P.abody
A. Wood ....'
B. A . Baines
A. G. Wi.seman
O. F. Main
S. W Putnam
D. Houghton
H. C. Albee
F. Armstrong
S. N. Silver
0. D. AVarfield
.T. AVinslow, .Tr., and R. Atkins
M. T. Ransom
W. H. Lpnhart
F. Hanson
P. Prvibil and E. D. Mackintosh ..
L. Weisse
J. DuBols
XT. and H. E. Eberhardt . -
S.K.White
W. H. Blue
ir. L. Stevens
J. E. Atwood
-T. and F. Cavagnaro.
W. W. Hulse
N. Thomas
G. T. Riiss
S. H. Bio\vn
A.Wood
rL M. Palmer
R. H. Hurliiut
M. C. Johnson
L. S. Haves
H. W. Farley
G. S. Roberts
it. B. Romans
F. H. Foster, D. J. White, and E.
Hoi in an.
E. H. Hud.son.
L. Weisse
J. Tyler »i\A J. W. Railey .
-T. D'. Wc-^tcott
E. H. Hudson
P. Boyhau
F. Lyfoid
P. Harvey
AV. Conle'v
G. E. Shop.'ird
C. W. Bonian
C. AV. iirown
W. L. Butterfu'ld
J. H. Knapp
300.6.11
306, .W4
301,474
304,159
304,192
304,940
304. 041
307,281
302.^97
294.M2fi
29.'),79.5
292,042
300,499
293,512
296.221
292,727
293,424
295,753
293,2.53
303 225
301,827
291. 3P2
293,987
308,041
303 694
302,057
306,545
292,510
307,893
295,173
308,850
303 939
305,103
304,566
304,865
306,705
308,924
291,455
307,901
308,724
291,7.54
291, .398
292,227
302.644
2''5,713
301,632
2' 17. 884
293.293
307,332
293,891
303,639
305.712
298, .528
306,723
308,347
291,4151
291,282
3(l,S'.f39
291,971
304.501
302,633
3fl:i,S97
292.948
297.967
291.456
3i:9,^71
301,994
300,257
291,727
294,601
306,. 525
297,635
303,994
306,016
29^.529
31)1,185
293,829
30,5,519
29 1 . 570
293,971
299,925
308,751
298,125
297,060
294,7.56
291,839
395,497
June 17
Oct. 14
July 8
Aug. 26
Aug. 26
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Oct. 28
July 22
Fel). 26
Mar. 25
Jan. 15
June 17
Eeb. 12
Apr. 1
Jan. 29
Feb. 12
Mar. 25
Feb. 12
Aug. 5
July 8
Jan. 1
Feb. 19
IS'ov. 11
Aug. 19
July 29
Oct. 14
Jan. 29
Nov. 11
Mar. 18
Dec. 2
Aug. 19
Sept. 16
Sept. 2
Sept. 9
Oct. 14
Dec. 9
Jan. 1
Nov. 11
Dec. 2
Jan. 8
Jan. 1
Jan. 22
July 29
Mnr. 25
July 8
Apr. 29
F'eh. 12
Oct.. 28
Feb. 19
Aug. 19
Si'pt. 23
May 13
Oct. 21
Nov. 25
Jan. 1
.Tan. 1
Dec. 2
.fan. 15
Sept. 2
July 29
Aug. 19
Feb. 5
May 6
Jaii. 1
Dec. 30
July 15
Oct. 7
Jan. 8
Mar. 4
Oct. 14
Apr. 29
Aug. 26
Sept. 30
May 13
July 1
Fell. 19
Sept. 23
Jan. 8
Feb. 19
Jiino 3
Dec. 2
May 6
Apr, 15
Mar. 11
.Tan. 8
Mar. 18
1490
672
519
1644
1687
860
861
16.59
1700
2002
1851
1286
1290
946
396
2177
849
1794
622
430
967
467
1553
815
1028
2053
6.58
1886
636
1048
376
1340
1061
375
756
872
469
550
644
190
929
475
1525
2037
1747
725
2517
684
1726
1431
968
1844
712
898
1212
537
332
72
1202
283
2023
1281
213
7
553
1719
1183
297
901
319
634
2224
1422
2250
713
147
1354
1GI3
698
1,536
.520
224
201
1460
504
1032
1461
410
176
141
449
461
233
233
443
466
549
515
360
354
257
112
607
230
498
165
117
262
131
428
221
2.'51
563
173
526
173
289
98
370
290
104
208
230
124
156
176
50
260
134
427
557
485
199
689
182
462
396
265
(.515
)516
202
C238
J 239
332
C152
\ 153
94
19
336
79
554
355
58, 59
3
156
465
326
80
;2.52
I 2.53
80
166
605
392
: 624
625
'626
202
39
375
446
197
423
138
58
53
404
141
288
403
27
29
28
28
28
28
28
29
28
26
26
26
27
26
27
26
26
26
26
28
28
26
26
29
28
28
29
26
29
26
29
28
28
28
28
29
29
26
29
29
26
26
26
28
20
28
27
26
29
26
28
[28
27
529
29
!26
26
29
26
28
28
28
26
27
26
29
28
29
^28
27
28
20
2,'*
26
20
27
29
27
27
26
26
36
1215
131
102
774
783
986
9,^6
330
333
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248
1179
615
76
418
597
1172
556
535
184
84
730
532
655
400
128
370
496
1029
767
713
1029
886
965
168
791
99
498
733
172
85
295
398
1163
140
498
566
.342
707
645
1177
670
182
623
97
60
71:
232
869
396
703
482
.528
99
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231
54
167
883
124
441
733
1260
670
29
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1133
131
727
1020
740
565
289
922
190
1107
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical liet of inventions — Continued.
495
Invention.
Lead and crayon holder
Lead and crayon holder
Lpa<l. Apparatus (or the niannfactnre of white .
Lead-furnace. Open-hearth ,
Lead. Making sponge-
Making white
Manufaitnre of .ipongy
Manufacture of white
M:inufacture of white 4
Manufacture of white
Lead or crayon holder
Lead-pipe joint
Lead -i)re8S
Lead
Lead.
Lead.
Lead
Lead
from.
Lead-press
Lead -press
Lead pot. White-
Leaf-holdi'r '-
Leaf table
Leather. Artificial
Leatlier. Coloiing and lironzing
Leather. Cutting ancrforniiug shanks, &c
Leather-dressing machine -
Leather diving and pressing machine
I^eathor-folding machine
Leather for insoles. Fabric or substitute for
Leather-glassing machine
Leather-indicator
l..eather. Machine for cutting shanks, &c., from
Leather. Machine for cutting sole-
Leather piping or binding. Machine for snipping . .
Leather-polishing machine
Leather-rolling machine
Leather-acouring-machine table
Leather-splitting machine
Leather-splitting machine
Leather-splitting machine
Leather-stock with naphtha to extract oils. Appara-
tus for treating
Leather-stoning machine
Leather-stretcher
Leather-stretching machine
Leather strings. Die for cutting
Leather, &c. Treatment of
Leather- working machine
Ledger and balance-book. Combined bank
Leer. Porlal>le
Leg.
Leg.
Leg.
Leg.
Le
Artificial-..
Artificial ...
Artificial...
Aititicial . . .
Artificial . ..
Spring
Leg-frame.
Leggin
I-eggin
Leggin
Leggin
Leggin. TVater-proof
Lemons. Implement for extiacting juice from
Lens. Opthalmoscopic tost-
Lens. Triiil-
Lenses. Machine for gi-inding the rims of
Letter-box
Letter-box
Letter-box
Letter-box
Letter-box
Letter-box and mail-bag. Combined
Letter. Enameled
Letter-opener
Letter or mail box
Letter .sheet and envelope. Combination
Letter sheet and envelope. Combined reversible. . .
Level
Level and boring-gnide. Combined
Level and plane-table. Farmer's and drainer's com-
bined
Level and protractor
Level. Grade-
Level, plumb, and inclinometer. Pendulum-
Level. Spirit-
Spirit-
Spirit-
Spirit-
Surveyor's
Leveling and plumbing instrument
Leveling attachment for tables, &c
Leveling-instrument
Levelinir-instniment
Leveling-instrument
Name.
E.G. Piatt
W. H. AVales
G. H. Smith
E. R. Mottet
J. K. Kes.sler
J. K. Kcssler
F. T. AVilliams and J. C. HoweU.
J. C. Martin
G. H. Smith
W. V. Wilson
M.S. Siiipley
"W. R. Patterson
W. A. Shaw
W. A. Shaw
"W. A. Shaw
ex. Palmer
J. W. Bi aam
J. A . Conover
"W. H. Nash
L. Klfipfer
S. A . Lentz
M. Garnier
AV. A. Sawyer
R. H. Lufkin
G. A. Fullerton
"W. H. Wood
E. S.Abbott
S. A. Lentz .
A. M. Howe
S. S. Spear
A. Cerf-Lanzenberg .
W. C. Teager
T. L. Dalieney
J. T. Krehs
■J. A. Saft'ord
F. S. Strong
F. F. Newell
J. H. Hovey
R. S. .Jeuuiugs
R. S. Jennings
C. E. Ramus i
T. Gave
J. A . Panton
E. Maver
J. Dalzell
0. B. Bronson
K. R. Collins
L. and A. E. Crosby
J. Fiiner
E. Scott
A. Cote
J. N. Goldbacher
J. H. Howarth, Jr
■J. A.King
H. J.. Jr.. and S. M. Seibel .
T. Hawlev
G. W. Cornford
C. A. Bucklin
J.Kinii
C. E. Dre.s.sler
J. B. Broome
A. S. Cook
G. C. Henrv
C. F. Maize
C. A. Stebbins
C. F. Teller
J. Caesar
J. Jones
L. Prince
D. "W. Clcgg
D. W. Clegg
R. I. Frambes
A. Root
H. "Wella
No.
202,136
206,654
303.277
309,556
202,753
292.119
296,262
296,765
303.278
303.779
302.786
300,005
304,569
304.. 570
304.571
309.977
297.665
293,565
304.229
295,653
307.779
306.737
295,948
294,394
299.126
299,893
305.036
307,780
301,238
300,812
293,308
310,160
291,882
306,760
305,240
291,641
300,497
294,
308,
308,
296,
306,
305.
307,
305.
304,
295.
299.
292,
302.
305
295.
292.
293.
296,
306,
303,
308,
290,
302.
2'.I2.
298.
301
2"4
296,
292
306,
299,
300
308,
308,
304
320
171
170
781
333
.532
211
675
696
675
465
800
433
573
.538
819
475
882
077
812
302
ell
386
533
733
889
483
642
069
398
953
.554
.555
633
Level.
Level.
Level.
Level.
297,719
.302,609
J.C.Ray 304,237
C. H. Harris and R. C. Carpenter... 305,183
C. J. and A. W. Parkhurst 296,608
L. L.Davis '297.,574
A. D. Goodell ' 310.046
"W. Grams ; 310.048
B. F. Tvler 310.154
T. F. Randolph 297,164
0. H. P. lirown 297.227
G. Ladisch 299.651
W. T. Conistock 294.014
W. H. Munford 308,426, ^ .„
L.C. Strong : 297,093 i Apr. 15
Date.
Jan. 15
Apr. 8
Aug. 12
Dec. 23
Jan. 29
Jan, 15
Apr. 1
Apr. 15
Aug. 12
Aug. 19
July 29
June 10
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Dec. 30
Apr. 29
Feb. 12
Aug. 26
Mar. 25
Nov. 11
Oct. 21
Apr. 1
Mar. 4
May 27
June 3
Sept. 16
Nov. 11
July 1
June 24
Feb. 12
Dec. 30
Jan. 15
Oct. 21
Sept. 16
Jan. 8
June 17
Feb. 26
Nov. 18
Nov. 18
Apr. 15
Oct. 7
Sept. 23
Oct. 28
Sept. 23
Sept. 9
Mar. 25
May 27
Feb. 5
July 22
Sept. 23
Mar. 25
Feb. 5
Feb. 12
Apr. 15
Oct. 7
Aug. 19
Nov. 18
Apr. 1 '
July 22
Jan. 29
May 20
July 15
Mar. 4
Apr. 8
Jan. 15
Oct. 21
May 27
Oct 21
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
Sept. 2
Apr. 29
July 29
Aug. 26
Sept. 16
Apr. 8
Apr. 29
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
June 3
Feb. 26
Nov. 25
Monthly
volume.
1397
961
.502
1302
2229
1378
460
1096
503
1136
2200
636
377
.379
382
1849
2260
1006
1740
1668
483
915
65
71
1471
480
973
484
210
1696
700
2082
1099
944
1244
800
1286
1997
973
972
1116
394
1627
1557
1799
540
1698
1879
30
1743
1676
1520
52
905
1243
54
1178
1143
1190
1688
1929
982
1054
182
947
1317
1014
1802
1195
1497
1498
456
2334
1995
1748
1174
909
2145
1933
1935
2077
1598
1691
198
1585
1325
1501
391
270
137
3.53
130
309
(104
iio.=
606
173
104
105
105
106
497
615
277
133
243
19
18
422
CI26
} 127
267
133
56
C463
\ 464
187
559
306
C251
^252
341
224
353
.547
2H6
265
314
450
416
501
148
470
540
8
478
466
420
14
245
347
14
323
311
334
463
540
273
288
50
266
368
268
519
319
408
408
126
C634
^635
547
477
320
254
585
520
520
557
440
460
50
440
361
415
Official
Gazette.
26
27
28
29
26
26
27
27
28
28
28
27
1 28
28
28
29
27
26
28
26
29
29
27
26
27
1 27
28
29
28
1 27
26
29
26
I 29
28
26
27
26
29
29
27
29
28
29
28
28
26
27
26
28
28
26
26
26
27
29
28
29
27
28
26
27
28
26
27
26
29
27
29
29
29
28
[27
28
28
28
27
27
29
29
29
27
27
27
26
29
27
bl)
268
192
553
965
428
264
87
223
5.53
675
426
1051
886
887
887
1083
44X
626
793
11.50
467
185
15
842
830
1013
1013
467
41
1256
569
1127
212
191
1060
150
1178
814
570
570
227
72
1135
312
1169
925
1155
905
448
340
1146
1122
4.52
667
249
11
684
602
239
330
375
727
206
860
188
254
205
892
240
680
680
901
463
391
794
1048
181
427
1100
1101
1126
318
335
956
745
645
296
496
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Name.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
CO
Official
Gazette.
o
CM
Lever
Lever. Joint-
Lever-power
Lever-power
Lever power. Belt-
Lever-power mechanism
Lever-press
Lever press. Differential-
Lever press. Screw and toggle-
Lever wrench. Self-adjusting fulcrum-
Levulose, &c. Transforming Jerusalem - artichoke
iuice into
Lid for vessels. Adjustable
Life guard and track-clearer
Life-line. Buoyant
Life-preserver
Life-protector for railway -rails
Life-raft
Life-raft. Folding
Life-saving raft
Life-saving vehicle
Lift or elevator
Lift. Safety-
Lift safety apparatus ,
Lifter:
See Barrel-lifter.
Spittoon-lifter.
Stove-lid lifter.
Lifter and truck
Lifting-hook
Lifting-jack
Lifting-j.T ck
Lifting-jack
Lifting-jack
Lift ing-jack ,
Lifting-jack
Lifting-jack
Lifting-jack
Lifting-jack
Transom-lifter.
Wagon-body lifter.
jack,
■jack .
-jack,
jack .
■jack .
jack .
jack .
jack .
•jack,
-jack .
jack.
Lifting-
Lifting-
Lifting
Liftlng-
Liftin:
Lifting
Lifting
Lifting
Lifting
Lifting
Lifting
Liftin
Lifting
Lifting-
Lifting
Lifting
Lifting-
Lifting
Lifting
Lifting-
Lifting-
Lif ting-
Lifting
Lifting
Lifting
Lifting
Lifting-
Lifting
Lifting-
Lifting
Lifting
Lifting-
Lifting-
Lifting
Lifting
Lifting
Lifting
Lifting
Lifting or hoisting machine
Light:
See Head-light. Signal-light.
Marine-signal light. Skylight.
Light-bracket. Ex ten sion
Light-house illuminator
Lighting streets, &c. Apparatus for
Lighting streets. Apparatus for ,
Lightning-arrester
Lightning-arrester for electric lines
Lightning-arrester for telegraph and telephone lines.
Lightning-conductor
-jack
jack
jack
-jack
jack
■jack
jack
-jack
■jack
jack
jack
-jack
-jack
jack
-jack
-jack
jack
jack
-jack
-jack
-jack
-jack
-jack
jack
-jack
-jack
■jack for starting cars.
D. Buckley
W. B. Hall
T>. W. and W. W. Seeley
">> \V. and W. W. Seeley
. - W. Seeley
i\ Kubec
A.Scheffel
A. and P. Duchscher and M. G.
Spoo.
W. H. Worth
BF. Bennett
E. L. J. Boniface
H. C. Sample
C. W. Held and R. B. Locke. . ..
F. ^y. Brewster
Z. N. De Led<5chowski
E.J.Hoffman
J. E. Adams
E. A. Hayes
A. E. Bedstone
E.B. Lake
E. Krau.se
M. Martin -
M. Martin
E. C. Kevs
W. H. C'ow
M. E. Baldwin...
J. Barrett
J. F. Bazill
H. H. Brown
M. Brown
W.-L Butler
W. B. Carpenter
J. Chase
J. Chase
J. W. Clarke
E. Enimert
H.J. England
C. Fisher
L. P. Garcin
A. T. Onodloe
,T. B. Halbert
■W.L.Hall
J. S. Hood
J. H. Humbert
G. Huuttiug, Jr
A. P. Joy
J. O. Joyce
H. G. Lane
B. F.Mansfield
J. T. Mason
T. Maxi.u
T. Ma.xou
T. Maxon
T. Maxon
O.K. Mclntire
A.McNallv
H. W. Mnlianv
W. K. Motlram and J. A. Munfly. . .
W. K. Mcitti'.im and J. A . Mundy. .
E. J. Qvarnstrom
J. Kitchie and F. Luckermann
E. T. Eobinwn and H.W. Goodwin
A. C. Spaulding ,
E. E. Spears
M. Smith
J. Stood V
C. A. Sulzman
.T. L. Thorp
D. True
A. White ,
B. P. Witt
H. Grimm
T. Thomas
299,954
298,749
296,466
297,9.^4
30.'?,328
295,498
306,112
298,188
.101,0.38
296,721
307,624
P. G. Brown
C.B. Bovle
B.W.Mitchell
B. W. Mitchell
M. J. O'Sullivan and T. J. Houck
C. W. McDaniel
J. Griffin
T. H. Dodge
297,854
293.653
292.281
309,032
293,024
304,892
300.073
306.428
299.808
296,582
305,212
305,211
301,820
301,866
298,335
293.40/3
293,703
305,421
295,105
307.376
293,946
306,581
306,582
303.120
292.739
299.. rao
298.568
3fl3„504
301.881
297,2.55
298.374
308.361
299.224
303.015
298,980
305,392
306.265
292.666
2"4..398
298.306
298.307
306.340
300.341
298.700
306., 505
297.705
296,208
30(;.943
297.292
300.011
306,033
299,807
295,300
301,930
309,108
305,028
302,056
308.043
297.893
,309.179
294,380
293,114
306. .576
308,871
292,127
292,128
306.697
295,267
296,407
298,357
June 10
May 20
Apr. 8
Apr. 29
Aug. 12
Mar. 18
Oct. 7
May 6
June 24
Apr. 15
Nov. 4
Apr. 29
Feb. 19
Jan. 22
Dec. 9
Feb. 5
Sept. 9
June 10
Oct. 14
June 3
Apr. 8
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Julv 8
July 15
May 13
Feb. 12
Feb. 19
Sept. 23
Mar. 11
Oct. 28
Feb. 19
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
Aug. 5
Jan. 29
June 3
May 13
Aug. 12
July 15
Apr. 22
May 13
Nov. 25
May 27
Aug. 5
May 20
Sept. 16
Oct. 7
Jan. 29
Mar. 4
May 6
May 6
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Mav 13
Oct. 14
Apr. 29
Apr. 1
Oct. 21
Apr. 92
June 10
Sept. 30
.TTine 3
Mar. 18
July 15
Dec. 9
Sept. 9
July 15
Dec. 2
Apr. 29
Dec. 9
Mar. 4
Feb. 5
Oct.
Dec.
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
Mar.
Apr.
May 13
570
998
718
2608
562
1462
98
285
1970
1045
271
2483
1109
1.595
619
305
792
722
.517
389
875
1212
1211
959
1022
497
825
1178
1469
960
1786
1507
712
714
301
2201
32
7.59
778
1044
1724
540
1232
1582
173
1278
1431
305
2106
77
447
448
401
402
930
611
2318
380
1181
1764
647
2277
454
1216
1099
710
964
1253
78
2.529
807
54
419
702
407
1386
1387
864
1176
6,53
521
152
279
199
715
155
403
26
73,74
544
294
680
308
446
182
84
C216
^217
195
139
99
243
331
5 330
)331
260
279
135
222
328
407
262
481
415
187
;167
' 188
as
613
9
214
213
286
468
148
337
455
48
365
396
82
585
19
120
121
108
108
258
161
630
108
313
479
176
631
119
338
301
192
263
347
20,21
692
214
14
112
113
184
109
388
388
228
326
181
141
27
27
27
27
28
26
29
27
27
27
29
27
26
26
29
26
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27
29
27
27
28
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28
28
27
26
26
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26
29
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28
26
27
27
28
28
27
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28
27
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26
26
27
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29
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27
29
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28
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28
28
29
27
29
26
!26
29
29
26
26
29
26
27
27
1039
730
142
515
563
1107
19
580
1308
214
420
492
652
307
821
497
973
1066
101
995
174
1054
1054
182
201
629
593
664
1108
1000
353
722
138
138
511
422
927
678
605
205
341
637
627
8.52
487
783
1095
56
405
843
611
612
74
74
710
120
459
73
238
349
10,52
1265
1009
1061
215
841
1005
244
713
501
8.59
839
517
136
780
266
266
166
1052
129
633
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventiam — Continued.
497
luventiou.
I.ishtninji. Device for protecting electric-light sys-
tems from
LightninK-ditfjiser
Lightnins-i'od
LightDinfrrod coupling
Lishtning-rod coupling
Lightning-rod coupling. Tubulai-
Lightning-rod machine. Portable
Liml) guard or protector
Lime-hin
Lime during transportation. Protecting unslaked .
Limekiln '-
Limekiln
Limekiln - -
Lime. Plant for aiul process of making
Lime. Slaking
Line-reel
Fjine stopper ;
Liniment
T,iniment
Link bending and welding machine
Link-blanks. Roll for forming
Link. Open -
Link-welding die
Links. Machine for making
Lint-room and press. Combined
I/inting-iuachine
Lic|uid-cooler
Liquid-cooler
Liquid-cooler
Liquid-cooler
Liquid-cooler and water-filter. Combined .
Li(inid-drawiug device. Automatic
Liquid-holder
Liquid-meter .'
Liquid oi- water gage
ijiquids. Apparatus (or cooling
Liquids. Apparatus for dispensing and drawing
Liquids from casks. Apparatus for nee in drawing
fermented
Lithographic surfaces. Method of and apparatus for
damping
Tioad-binder -
Loading and unloading device
Lock
•See
I
I
Lock.
Lock.
Lock.
Lock.
Lock .
Lock .
Lock.
Lock.
Lock .
Lock .
Lock.
Lock .
Lock
Look.
Lock-
Lock.
Lock.
Lock .
Lock-
Lock.
Lock.
Lock.
Lock .
Lock .
Alaim-lock.
Bag-lock.
Bicycle-brako lock.
Bottle-.stopper lock.
Cabinet-lock.
Car-door lock.
Car-wheel lock.
Chain-lock.
Combination-lock.
Door-look.
Drawer-lock.
Electrical lock.
End-gate lock.
Fence-lock.
Fire-arm lock.
Fire-arm safety-lock.
Hasp-lock.
Indicating-lock.
MaU-pouch lock.
Nut-lock.
Nut and bolt lock.
Oar-lock.
Padlock.
Permut ation-lock .
Piano-lock.
Railway-rail lock.
Revolver-lock.
Eowlock.
Safe-lock.
Seal-lock.
Seat-lock.
Staple-lock.
Time-lock.
Trunk-lock.
Type-lock.
Vehicle-seat lock.
Wagon-lock.
Name.
T. A. Edison
L. G. ■WooUey .
G. S. Prescott .
S.Bradley
T. H. Patee....
S. Bradley
T. H. Patee-...
C. Drake
T. T. Moulton
.J. W. Ormsby
B. Albers
S. F.Allen
J.T.Meredith
S. T. "Wellman and G. "W. Goetz .
W. I. Adams
W. N. Lockwood
J. Furguson
G. Deikman
S. Potter
E. and J. P. Swartzwelder
J. T. Wright
T. J. Terry
A. Mclnnes
C. H. WiUiams
W. B.Padgett
G. E. Browne
C. E. H. M. Habenicht .
H. Lindenberg
L. F. Longmore
F. W. Wolf
D H. Logan
W. H. Ffueu
A. L. Parcelle
R. W.Graves
J. Helbliug
L. Bergen
J. H. Partridge
.1. W. Osborne . .
H. B. Banker .
J.H. Felmlee-
No.
304,084
29.1, ei2
303,591
305,140
297,290
303,488
297,291
307,024
302,858
305.708
299,313
301.421
291,212
309,270
309.328
296,196
298,369
307,748
298,706
304,676
308,452
293.817
294,060
303,244
304,849
309,128
307,297
294.889
307,206
301,0;;5
305., 123
309.219
304.355
302,561
292,532
302.131
297,211
309,501
299,002
299,506
307,107
W. H. Andrews and H. H. Sparks. .
F.BaUin
F.P. Clark
N. J. Cot6
G. B. Cowles
B. Demming -
G. M. Fames and F. W. Ostrom
A. B. Ewing
J. G w.vnn
M. .Jackson
J. J. Knapp
E. Korhel ajid L. Knrz
J. G. Mattelin
M. L. Mikesell
F. W. Mis
F, W. Mix
F. W. Mix
D. Morris
L. Ochse
291,663
297.660
291,686
305,796
303,988
.303,498
308,885
30.5,684
300,773
293,885
299,805
309,963
299,486
296.430
295,660
297,151
302.927
294,901
305,104
D. W. Parker and E. B. Slater 303,183
E. Parker i 300,393
G. W. Roberts 310,084
F. S. Svenson 295,077
W. H, Taylor 294,702
Date.
Aug. 26
Feb, 12
Aug, 12
Sept. 16
Apr. 22
Aug. 12
Apr. 22
Oct. 21
July 29
Sept. 23
May 27
July 1
Jan. 1
Dec. 16
Dec, 16
Apr. 1
May 13
Nov. 11
May 13
Sept. 2
Nov. 25
Feb. 19
Feb. 2fi
Aug. 5
Sept. 9
Dec. 9
Oct. 28
Mar. 11
Oct, 28
June 24
Sept. 2 !
Dec, 16
Sept. 2
July 29
Jan. 29
.July 15
Apr. 22
Dec. 23
May 30
June 3
Oct. 28
Jan. 8
Apr, 29
Jan. 8
Sept, 30
Aug. 26
Aug. 12
Dec. 9
Sept. 23
June 24
Feb. 19
June 3
Dec. 30
May 27
Apr. 8
Mar. 25
Apr. 22
Aug. 5
Mar. 11
Sept. 16
Aug. 5
June 17
Dec. 30
Mar. 11
Mar. 4
Monthly
voldme.
p.
03
1544
1058
890
1108
1761
757
1762
1292
2301
1839
1693
444
248
931
1023
364
.534
433
936
507
13.50
1338
16.54
451
729
737
1680
676
1.5.52
1966
1618
866
92
1921
1927
1342
1681
1309
1299
6
1431
830
22.52
857
1973
1414
769
420
1809
1652
1424
387
1833
1905
678
1676
1584
61
687
1063
378
1157
1991
925
438
423
293
244
303
478
206
;478
' 479
345
632
514
485
119
69.70
246
104
146
1.39
369
372
457
123
C200
)201
098
\ 199
449
189
415
543
447
230
30
,527
(539
i 540
372
458
355
370
2
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>383
232
613
240
547
390
211
112
.504
i 452
I 394
98
I 493
548
187
464
436
I 19
192
290
102
103
317
535
253
122
Official
Gazette.
28
26
28
28
27
28
'27
29
28
28
27
28
26
29
29
27
27
29
27
28
29
26
26
28
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J 29
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26
29
27
28
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27
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27
27
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26
27
26
28
28
28
29
28
27
26
27
29
27
27
26
27
28
26
28
28
27
29
26
756
634
023
1038
348
601
349
257
443
1176
872
82
44
889
905
70
635
458
711
911
651
691
755
538
960
846
334
9.52
311
1307
1134
878
832
378
375
262
334
787
922
288
155
447
159
1207
732
603
782
1171
1248
706
995
1080
911
134
1151
316
467
954
1029
525
11.53
Jill
994
26 i 904
32 PAT
498
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
AlpTiahetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Name.
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Offici.il
Gazette.
P^
Lock
Lock - -
Lock
Lock
Lock
Lock - - - -
Lock and alarm. Combined
Lock and latch. Combined
Lock and latch. Combined
Lock and latch. Combined
Lock and latch. Combined
Lock-bolt
Lock keeper-plate
Lock-nut
Lock-nut
Lock-nut
Lock or stop block
Lock-strike ,
Lock-trimming
Lock-tumbler
Locks. Attaching
Locks. Gage for adjusting
Locks in place. Securing cabinet-
Locking device for closets, boxes, &c
Locking-hook
Locking-nut
Locket -
Locket
Locket
Loc/motive
Locomotive
Locomotive
Locomotive
Locomotive
Locomotive
Locomotive
Locomotive
Locomotive
Locomotive
Locomotive and other engines. Piston for
Locomotive ash-pan
Locomotive ash-pan
Locomotive ash-pan
Locomotive ash-pan
Locomotive ash-pan
Locomotive ash-pan
Locomotive ash-pan
Locomotive ash-pan
Locomotive ash-pan
Locomotive attachment
Locomotive bell-ringing attachment
Locomotive bell-ringing attachment
Locomotive-boiler
Locoraotive-boiler
Locomotive-boiler
Locomotive-brake
Locomotive-brake
Locomotive-brake
Locomotive draw-bar lifter
Locomotive driving-gear
Locomotive driving-wheels from spinning. Prevent-
ing
Locomotive-engme
Locomotive fire-box
Locomotive-frame-forging die
Locomotive-furnace
Locomotive-furnace doors. Automatic safety- lock for
Locomotive-grate
Locomotive-hibricator
Locomotive or steamboat boiler
Locomotive-pilots. Safety device for
Locomotive. Koad-
Locomotive sanding attachment ,
Locomotive side bar or main rod
Locomotive snow-plow attachment
Locomotive spring-saddle
Locomotive steam-engine
Locomotive steam-engine
Locomotive tractiou-increaser
Locomotive- wheel
Locomotives and cars. Device for arresting
Locomotives. Device for increasing the traction of -
Locomotives. Device for thawing
Locomotives or cars. Device for arresting
Log and raft coupling
Log-binder
Log-binder
Log-loader
E. P. Teeters
G. Thumshiru
A.B. Todd
M. Voigt
E. E. Woodrich and C. Langbein.
K. E. Woodrich and C. Langbein.
H. C. Joerden
E.D. Crain
H. L. Heaton
A. D. Holland
E. Nyswonger
H.C'.Neer
E.'W. Mix
0. E. Garvey
N.E.Shailer -.
N. E. Shailer
G. L. Broomhall
J. W. Kohn
E. T. Taylor
C. A. Ludlow
J. Kuster, Jr
M. H. Bassett
G. B. Cowles
E. T. Owen
J. M. Kansier
G. W. Sampson. (Keissue)
F. B.Gould
F. B.Gould
L. W. Pierce
E. Buss and K. Kiihn
T. P. Chandler, Jr
E. P. Cowles
J. Douglas
G.Fretel
H. A. Luttgens-
A. Mitchell . . - .
T. Mullrey -.-
H. F. Shaw - .
T.S.Tew
E. p. Cowles
A. A. Bissell
J. G. Butterfield
S. H. Edgerly
E. S. Hart
J. W. Hoyt and .J. "W. Twiggs .
C.M.Lake
W. H. D. Newth
TV. H. D. Newth
C. F. Smith. (Reissue)
L. W. Page
C.Drake
P. M. Way
G. H.Griggs
H. A. Luttgens
J. E. Wootten
C. Beard
G. H. Poor
G. H. Poor
C. K. Cordrey
G. Enghofer
M. L. .Johnson
M. L. Johnson
.T. H. H. Penruddocke
T. Morris
B. Sloper
L. B. White
I. W. Swallow
C. B. andC. H. Hodges
O. Rothrock
O. Kothrock
C. P. Leavitt
H. W. Annis and W. H. Farrand.
G.N.Sceets
F. Hainsworth
B. E. Ryker
G.H. Crosby
T. Ricour
G. P. Merrill
J. H. Mann
M F. Bonzano
M. A. Dees
D. M. Bomarth
M. F. Bonzano
A. K. Doe -
J. H. Benjamin
J. Flynn
M. Garland
293,375
.106,976
291,646
295,961
294,560
309,181
304.203
309,822
308,559
293,248
304,277
299,671
309,238
291,328
292,063
292,513
304,697
298,861
294,934
295,260
296,292
292,463
309,205
298,114
304,855
10,476
296,741
302,722
301,920
296,129
308,060
303,491
306,231
301,978
307,479
294,252
305,101
306,966
296,086
307,709
307,084
299,955
299,360
296,749
296,964
302,915
293,350
303,6.59
10,4.53
292,504
304,626
292,712
307,716
307,480
291,120
309,122
300,124
300,125
299,114
297,921
296,576
304,651
306.857
298,109
298,247
310,005
293,602
291,847
303,949
297,012
299,150
305,992
307,140
294,383
302,212
306,136
292,588
307,404
298,007
293,846
303,130
305,042
306,574
309,825
300,437
304,815
305,170
Feb. 12
Oct. 21
Jan. 8
-Apr. 1
Mar. 4
Dec. 9
Aug. 26
Dec. 30
Nov. 25
Feb. 12
Aug. 26
June 3
Dec. 16
Jan. 1
Jan. 15
Jan. 29
Sept. 9
May 20
Mar. 11
Mar. 18
Apr. 1
Jan. 29
Dec. 16
May 6
Sept. 9
May 6
Apr. 15
July 29
July 15
Apr. 1
Nov. 18
Aug. 12
Oct. 7
Jtily 15
Nov. 4
Feb. 26
Sept. 16
Oct. 21
Apr. 1
Nov. 4
Oct. 28
June 10
May 27
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Aug. 5
Feb. 12
Aug. 19
Feb. 26
Jan. 29
Sept. 2
Jan. 29
Nov. 4
Nov. 4
Jan. 1
Dec. 9
June 10
June 10
May 27
Apr. 29
Apr. 8
Sept. 2
Oct. 21
Mav 6
May 6
Dec. 30
Feb. 12
Jan. 8
Aug. 19
Apr. 15
May 27
Sept. 30
Oct. 28
Mar. 4
July 15
Oct. 7
Jan. 29
Oct. 28
May 6
Feb. 19
Aug, 5
Sept. 16
Oct. 14
Dec. 30
June 17
Sept. 9
Sept. 16
787
1221
807
81
277
809
1702
1653
1508
617
1797
238
891
390
1310
1901
541
1131
722
1167
505
1831
848
188
741
492
1066
2131
1088
283
839
760
265
1157
83
1909
1058
1210
232
387
1389
570
1751
1079
1340
47
7,52
992
2035
1881
450
2158
393
84
133
730
789
791
1455
2568
870
474
1074
180
373
1884
1046
1042
1355
1401
1497
2221
1483
58
1447
138
2006
1823
58
1380
312
982
699
1657
1214
681
1154
211
325
226
25
75
215
464
449
411
164
490
59
236
109
366
530
148
318
202
323
141
C.510
^511
226
50
(203
J 204
133
300
585
299
80,81
227
C207
)208
71,72
C320
i321
22
(523
J 524
289
322
67
106
371
153
504
304
371
15
200
271
558
,525
124
601
108
22
38
197
212
5 212
i213
416
704
241
131
284
48
98,99
509
289
291
370
387
430
616
395
14
402
35,36
558
491
15
381
87
269
183
450
331
187
315
26
29
26
27
26
29
28
29
29
26
28
27
29
26
26
26
28
27
26
26
27
[26
29
27
j27
27
27
27
28
29
27
27
29
26
26
28
27
27
28
29
26
28
29
26
29
27
26
28
28
29
29
27
28
28
586
246
151
18
875
859
786
1047
682
555
803
965
883
71
252
371
925
754
961
1050
95
360
875
562
962
27
620
27
218
28
415
28
213
27
56
29
544
28
602
29
49
28
226
29
386
26
798
28
1028
29
243
27
47
29
442
29
282
27
1039
27
883
27
220
27
267
28
465
26
579
28
649
26
821
26
369
28
900
26
414
29
443
29
386
26
26
29
845
27
1078
1079
827
50H
173
905
217
.561
596
1091
632
192
716
278
835
1253
298
840
280
25
388
3.59
538
698
.513
1014
136
1047
1163
951
1045
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
499
Invention.
Log-loader
Log-loader
Log-loader
Log lender and turner
Log-rolling machine —
Log-turner
Log-turner
Log-turner
Log- turner
Log-turner
Looking-glasses .
Loom
Manufacture of obsidian .
Loom
Loom
Loom belt-shifting device and stop-motion
Loom for weaving chenille or Axminster carpets ?
and lugs. >
Loom for weaving double pile fabrics
Loom for weaving doable pile fabrics
Loom for weaving double pile fabrics
Loom for weaving double pile fabrics
Loom for weaving hair-cloth .
Loom for weaving tnfted fabrics
Loom-harnoss ,
Loom-harness. Machine for making
Loom -harnesses with their actuating mechanism.
Device for connecting
Loom let-off mechanism
Loom let-off mechanism
Loom let-off mechanism
Loom. Narrow-ware
Loom picker-staff check
Loom-picker-staff check
Loom picker-staff check
Loom picker-staff check. Power-
Loom picking mechanism
Loom-scroll
Loom shaft-bearing
Loom shedding mechanism
Loom shedding mechanism
Loom-shuttle
Loom-shuttle
Loom-shuttle
Loom-shuttle
Loom-shuttle binders to shuttle-boxes. Connecting.
Loom-shuttles. Tension-regulating device for
Loom stop mechanism
Loom-stopping mechanism ^
TiOom-temple
Loom weft-stop mechanism
Loom weft stop-motion
Loom weft stop-motion
Looms. Compound harness for Jacquard
Looms for weaving double pile fabrics. Mechanism
for delivering pile-warps in
Looms. Positive shuttle-motion for
Looms. Positive shuttle-motion for
r.ooms. Positive shuttle-motion for
Loop i'or hanging gaiToents
Loop forming and stamping machine
Looped fabrics. Machine for uniting
Lounge and sofa
Low-pressure boiler
Low- water alarm
Low-water alarm for boilers ; .
Low-water detector for steam-boilers
Low-water indicator
Lozenges or tablets. Manufacture of medicated
Lubricating apparatus
Lubricating bos. Journal-
Lubricating-can. Illuminating
Lubricating compound
Lubricating-cup
Lubricating-cup
Lubricating-cup
Lubricating-cup
Lubricating cup and filter. Self-acting.
Lubricating-cup. Automatic
Name.
J. P. Hanson
W. E. Hill and M. J. Lyons
F. F. Schotield
W. C. Stetson
G. Wiborn
"W. F. Fidler
W. Frey ,
S. T. Haviland
E. E. Park
D. J. Saltsman
E. Kosenzi
J. D. Butler
M. A. Furbush, C. H. Knowlton, ?
and B. F. Meyer. >
E. Herzig
S. S.Allen
"W. Adam
C. Coupland
C. tloupland
C. Coupland
S. C. Lister and .J. Koixach
E.G. Greenhalgh and J.Wadsworth
C. E. Skinner-
J. Sladdin .
J. Sladdin .
J. P. Kelly
J. D. Cottrell
J. MacFarlane
J.Shew
W. G. Tillou and J. W. Clapp....
0. D. Lombard and S. Pollard
O. A. Sawyer and C. S. Foss
F. H. Stetson
D. McGuiness
C. H. Knowlton and B. F. Meyer.
J. C. Potts
L. J. Knowles
V. and -J. Eoyle, Jr .
T. ShiUcock
H. P. Garland
J. Magee
E. W. Marble
J. "Wamich
L. D. Bennett
G. Baldwin
E. Herzig
M. A. Furbush, C. H. Knowlton, and
B. F. Mover.
.T. E. Windle
G. Crompton and H. Wymau
G. Crompton and H. Wyman
F. 0. Tucker
H. Eigby and D. Lindsay
F. Charcot
No.
H. M. Day and C. H. Bristol.
H. H. Greemnan
F. K. Wright
^Y. E. Harris
C. Pelissier
■J. E. Bridges
L. C. VanNest
D. S. Eobilliard
W. T. Bate
S.P.Gilbert
J. M. Palniatier
L. F. Smith
A. W. Holway
J.L. Booth
G. F. Senter
E. E. Walker
B. F. Bartlett
T.B.Merrill
G. T. Shackelford
,T. L. Winslow
W. S. Young
J. T. Smith
B. W. Felthonsen
Date.
Monthly
volume.
293,244 Fob. 12
Oct. 14
Dec. 9
306,399
309.103
300,405
300,820
307,934
293.31C
295,549
307,580
306,433
309,741
303,618
300,963
301,890
.305,775
305,496
294,967
294,968
307,747
292,664
308,489
310,089
306,115
306,114
293,334
308,953
.308.681
297.019
.306,190
297,821
294,680
304.042
307,212
306.260
307,409
300,483
296,297
293,798
305,446
308,318
302,922
304.878
303.796
291.831
308,3.19
308,311
306,200
301,. 574
299,966
298,917
308,991
294.965
309,207
291,844
299,610
306,248
296,050
300.760
291,244
305,848
291,272
302 998
308,979
309,106
297,800
302,704
293,614
296,802
294,840
305,460
307,992
30.5,494
299,450
306,542
299,768
.Tune 17
June 24
Nov. 11
Feb. 12
Mar. 25
Nov. 4
Oct. 14
Dec. 23
Aug. 19
.Tune 24
.Tuly 15
Sept. 30
Sept. 23
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Nov. 11
Jan. 29
Nov. 25
Dec. 30
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Feb. 12
Dec. 9
Dec. 2
Apr. 15
Oct. 7
Apr. 29
Mar. 4
Aug. 26
Oct. 28
Oct. 7
Oct. 28
June 17
Apr. 1
Feb. 19
Sept. 23
Nov. 18
Aug. 5
Sept. 9
Aug. 19
Jan. 8
Nov. 25
Nov. 18
Oct. 7
July 8
June 10
May 20
Dec. 9
Mar. 11
Dec. 16
Jan. 8
June 3
Oct. 7
Apr. 1
June 24
Jan. 1
Sept. 30
Jan. 1
Aug. 5
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
Apr. 29
July 29
Feb. 12
Apr. 15
Mar. 11
Sept. 23
Nov. 11
Sept. 23
May 27
Oct. 14
June 3
n
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474
705
1171
1707
684
710
1534
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522
1547
938
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1584
761
763
431
2101
1397
1996
106
100
731
509
130
1409
215
2448
413
1482
1558
299
1828
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509
1313
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1157
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1228
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94
840
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1258
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1009
640
1290
207
1201
1128
968
968
458
404
661
nil
20
19
.575
799
723
279
39
484
900
745
312
55
360
1174
96
687
1114
609
466
969
080
188
626
606
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123
1041
769
810
967
875
191
946
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841
480
411
635
231
940
1117
519
1127
902
128
986
500
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Jfame.
Lubricating device
Lubricating device -
Lubricating device
LubricaliDg device. Car-axlB-
Lubricating device for connecting-rodii
Lubricating device for cntter-bars
Lubricating device for wheels
Lubricating mateiial. Metal-mold-
Lubricating pistons, &c. Apparatus for
Lubricating steam-engines
Lubricating wheels and pulleys. Device for
Lubricator :
See Automatic lubrica- Displacement-lubricator,
tor. Feed-lubricator.
Axle-lubricator. Locomotive-lubricator.
Axle and s b a ft lu- Oil-cup lubiicator.
bricator. Pulley-lubricator.
Car-wheel lubricator. Sight-feed lubricator.
Combination - Inbri- Steam-cylinder lubricator
cator. Steam-engine lubricator.
Crank-pin lubricator. ITniversal lubricator.
Lubricator
Lubricator -
Lubricator -
Lubricator - - -
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator - .
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator -
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
T..ubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Tiubi icator
Lubricator ;
Lubiicator
Lubricator .■
Lubricatoi-
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator
Lubricator and measure
Lubricator of arbors for shell-rolls
Lumber and making the same. Surface-cut ,
Lumber-binder
Lumber-drier
Lumber-drier
Lumber-drying apparatus
Lumber-elevator
Lumber-elevator
Lumber-kiln
Lumber-rack
Lumber-sorting apparatus
Luraber-stacker
Lumber- trimming machine
Lumber-trimming machine
Lunch-box
Lunch-box and drinking-flask.
Lunch-box. Folding
Lnnch-box. Folding
W. J. Faul
J. A. Horton . . .
F. F. Swain . . . .
W. S. G. Baker
W J. Fanl . . . .
E. D. Both
G. Peacock
C. F. Brush ....
R. H. Froude...
W.H.Craig....
W. P. Danioll . .
Combined.
L. B. Bailey
L. B. Bailey =
P. .J. Baltes
A. Baur
J. Bissett
H. K. A. Boys
A. Bradford'
A. Bradford
D. B. Brindle
TV. B. Bull
J. H. Burgess
M. S.Cahell
C.E. Collins
W. H. Craig
S. Cox, Sr ..
A. C. Dearing
W. TJ. Fairbaim
W. S. Germeyer and J. A. Durnin.
C. C. Harlow
T. J. Hart
N.H.Heft
C. B. Hodges and E. McCoy
E. J. Hofiinan .'
W. Hope and -T. Homan
A. Lotz
W. A. Lovelis
C. B. McAlvay
M. McMullin
G. McNeil
C. Mollernp
T. Nel
L. C. Nielsen
A. Noteman
C. H. Parshall
C. H.ParshaU
C. E. Pease
J. "W. Keed
S.Eeid
S. Keid
S.Reifl
W". A. Reid
.T. J. Renchard
P. L. Schraitt...
G.C.Sims
"W. A. Stanton
A. W. Swift
A. W. Swift
J. C. Thayer
R. E. Thompson
"W. O. Wayman
J. B. "Whiiacre
J.S.Peter
N. Schernierhom
F. Maukey
J. Sealey
D. Goodwillie
L. Rollins
A. S. Nichols :
J. Paul
J. Paul
No.
306,975
296.657
296,493
298.497
30.5.340
309,071
291,786
293,961
29.5,284
295.418
300,119
302,771
E. Myers 295,607
J. A. Aycock I 297,485
W. C. Stetson '299,694
W. T. Smith 304,760
T. J. Frazier 300,393
E. Heyde j 297,395
"W. F. Berghofer 298,340
J. F. Moran 292,502
A. Brown and A. Lightner 307,429
F. B. Parks 309.872
309,013
309,055
302,0,52
299,321
301,973
29.5,814
293,070
293,708
295,381
300,348
291,307
Date.
Monthly
volume.
298,
308
295,
308,
294
297,
293,
293
294,
306
302,
297,
291,
305,
303,
298.
291,
294.
295,
304,
295,
308.
303
298,
305,
294,
294,
297,
298,
307,
297,
295.
293,
296,
300,
296,
295,
294,
294,
294,
291,
292.
301,
292,
304,
301,
301,
294,
,813
,400
,474
,127
,720
,347
,705
,706
,437
,382
,188
,567
,154
,744
,420
,836
,042
,315
919
,999
,7,57
,2,58
281
468
608
480
399
,616
Oil
,319
622
793
590
213
728
215
198
151
152
153
400
050
010
446
761
300
301
161
Dec. 23
Dec. 9
July 15
May 27
July 15
Mar. 25
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
Mar. 18
June 17
Jan. 1
May 20
Nov. 25
Mar. 18
Nov. 18
Mar. 4
Apr. 22
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Mar. 4
Oct. 14
July 15
Apr. 29
Jan. 1
Sept. 30
Aug. 12
May 20
Jan. 1
Feb. 26
Apr. 1
Sept. 9
Mar. 25
Nov. 18
Aug. 12
May 13
Sept. 23
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Apr. 29
May 6
Oct. 28
Apr. 29
Mar. 25
Feb. 12
Apr. 1
•June 17
Apr. 1
Mar. 18
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Jan. 1
Jan. 15
June 24
Jan. 22
Sept. 9
July 1
July 1
Fel). 26
Oct. 21
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
May 13
Sept. 16
Dec. 9
Jan. 8
Feb. 19
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
June 10
July 29
Mar. 25
Apr.
22
June
3
Sept.
9
Oct.
14
Apr.
22
May
13
Jan.
29
Nov.
4
Dec,
30
05
1390
644
1245
1700
1152
1875
362
1184
1318
1100
368
1076
1281
1429
917
461
1638
1180
1182
126
454
1420
2136
175
1909
679
1103
32
1990
30
933
1798
1094
500
648
1718
177
77
2192
63
1706
2198
1849
1033
387
1591
389
1084
1783
1787
1788
477
1298
1937
1808
624
291
292
1798
1220
966
757
682
1376
662
960
1.524
1194
1360
783
2185
1687
2006
266
620
468
1894
501
1879
14
1719
375
170
345
488
318
520
98
367
299
103
301
351
395
250
129
500
329
329
33
123
395
583
51
1532
186
309
9
544
9
255
499
297
138
183
478
49
20
598
16
457
600
514
285
110
436
110
298
489
489
489
135
363
535
.504
171
79
79
492
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) 325
271
208
193
382
177
271
420
332
378
210
601
< 467
H68
548
66
170
127
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)515
136
525
4
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
501
Alphabetical list of inventions — Coutiuned.
Invention.
Lunch-heater
Macerating-machine
Machine-brace
Machine-table
Machine.^. Mechanism for coutiolling the action of
Machinery. Device for suspending
Machinery. Device for suspendina
Machinery. Mechanism for checking or stopping (
the actiou of i
Machinery. Reversing mechanism for
Machinery. Sliding bed for
Magazine-boiler
Obtaining carbonate of
Magnesia.
Magnet . .
Magnet and armature. Electro-
Magneto and dynamo electric macliine
Magnet. Electro-
Magnet for dynamo-electric machines. Field
Magnet for dynamo-electric machines. Field ol-force
Magnets of dynamo - electric machines. Winding
field-
Magneto-electric generator
Magneto-electric machine
Magneto-electric machines. Driving-gear for
Magneto-electrical alarm
Magneto or dynamo electric machines. Commutator
for
Magney-mill '.
Mail-bag
Mail-bag
Mail-bag
Mail-bag -
Mail-bag
Mail-bag
Mail-bag
Mail-bag
Mail-bag
Mail-bag
Mail-bag
Mail-bag
Mail-bag
Mail-bag
Mail-bag
Mail-bag
Mail-bag
Mail-bag catcher
Mail-bag catcher
Mail-bag catcher
Mail-bag catcher
Mail-bag catcher
Mail-bag catcher
Mail-bag catcher
Mail-bag cord-fastener and label-holder combined
Mail-bag fastenei-
Mail-bag fastener
I Mail-bag fastener
I Mail-bag fastener
I Mail-bag fastener
I Mail-bag fastener and tag-holder
[ Mail-bag fastening
J Mail-bag fastening
I Mail-bag fastening
J Mail-bag label-holder
[Mail-bag tag-holder
I Mail-bags. Tag or label for _
J Mail-box
I Mail-box
j Mail-pouch _ .
[Mailponch lock
I Mail-sack tag
Mailing-machine
Mallet
Malt and grain mills. Construction of
Malt-drier. . -
Malt extract. Manufacture of
Malt husks. Treating :
Malt liquors. Manufacturing ferrated
Malt liquors. Process of and apparatus for the treat-
ment of hops in the manufacture of
Malted beverages. Preparing
llandrel and die for cable-presses
Mandrel. Expanding
Man<lrel for cable-presses
Mandrel for cable-presses
Mandrel for cable-presses
Mandrel for cable-presses
Mandrel for cable-presses
Mandrel for cable-presses
Mandrel for cable-presses
Manikin, automaton, or jointed doll
Manure-loader
Manure pulverizer and distributer
Manure-spreader
Name.
a. S. Iredell.
F. M. Avery.
S. Beal
■J.J. Sullivan
L. Gourdiat
J. D. Huntington
J. D. Huntington
J. D. Wright 297,330
C. B. Cottrell 307.844
F. Outrara I 293,591
No.
295,460
307,702
296,268
299,697
305,302
297,133
307,115
A. H. Fowler
A. Wiinsche
CM. Many
I. A. Timnjis and S. C. C. Currie.
F. G. Frick
W. A. Leggo
J. W. Lawsou
W. K. Freeman
R. H. Mather
W. J. Bowon . . .
H. F. Joel
E. T. Gilliland.-
J. R. H. Hinton
Z. T. Gramme . .
E. S. Barreiras
W. F. Andrews
B. F. Armstrong
J. S. BaUey
S. O. Campbell
H. Clipp and F. M. Brock
C. W. Cornell
J". Ebert
H. C. Evans and G. Jones
F. Griscom ;
W. Hawn
F. Michael and R. Williams, Jr.
J. B. Murray
A. Severin, jr
T. H. Smith
W. A. Van Camp
C. F. Walters
F. Wheaton
W. Angle
W. Angle
A. C. Crook
F. K. Drake
A. P. Hauss
W. H. Lock-wood
J. F. Smith
H. E. and C. L. Lundy
W. D. Doremus
S. C. Hill and S. D. Webb . . . . . .
C. W. Jefterson
B. F. EIraft
J. Moore
W. D. Doremus
M. V. B. Ethridge
E. Osgood
R. B Scott
F. L.Herold
C. F. Green
G. W. Wentworth
P. E. Frey
E . Smalley
J. H. Geary
G. Deimel
S. W. Brackett
R. Dick
E. Lemry
C. J- Hexamer
H. Herrmann
J. W. Forbes. (Reissue)
P. Ammann
L. Becker
A. Steiuke
307,284
303,962
293,338
293,116
295,534
307,777
297,273
302,556
302,417
292.153
299,551
293,100
292,311
294,613
308,049
302,219
305,307
296,910
295,733
291,152
308.952
297,359
291,501
297,789
293,459
296,429
296,704
295.439
297,025
293,123
308.021
297,326
292.975
306,893
301.865
304„')09
300,969
298,216
308,638
294,799
297,071
296,169
308,168
309,231
291,384
297,509
297.245
297,1.55
295,294
296,959
302.906
294.707
292,741
301.288
308,961
298,451
298,. 345 !
297,116 1
292,327
292,488 !
294,232 i
10, .531
308,398 i
307,620 I
297,467 1
Date.
Mar. 18
Nov. 4
Apr. 1
June 3
Sept. 16
Apr. 22
Oct. 28
Apr.
22
Nov.
11
Feb.
12
Oct.
26
Aug.
19
F'eh.
12
Feb.
5
Mar.
25
iN'ov.
11
Apr.
22
July
29
July
22
C. H. Frings ! 301,710
R.S.Waring 294,544
A. E. Lytle ■ 292,167
R. S. Waring ' 294 537
R. S. Waring , 294,539
R. S. Waring 294 540
R. S. Waring ] 294.542
R. S. Waring i 294.547
R. S. Waring 294,548
R. S. Waring : 294..550
C. A. Kihlaren 292.919
H. C. Davis i 301.218
P. Johnson 299,648
J. T. Smith 1 309,987
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June 3
Feb. 5
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Mar. 4
Nov. 18
Julv 15
Sept. 16
Apr. 15
Mar. 25
Jan. 1
Dec. 9
Apr. 22
Jan. 8
Apr. 29
Feb. 12
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Mar 18
Apr. 15
Feb. 5
Nov. 11
Apr. 22
Feb. 5
Oct. 21
July 15
Sept. 2
June 24
May 6
Dec. 2
Mar. 11
Apr. 15
Apr. 1
Nov. 18
Dec. 16
Jan. I
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Mar. 18
Apr. 15
A ug. 5
Mar. 4
Jan. 29
Julv 1
Dec. 9
May 13
May 13
Apr. 22
Jan. 22
Jan. 29
Feb. 26
Oct. 14
Nov. 25
Nov. 4
Apr. 22
July 8
Mar. 4
Jan. 22
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Mai-. 4
Feb. 5
July 1
June
Monthly
volume.
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377
468
270
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1442
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphahetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Mannre-apreading macliine
Manuscript matter in multiple. Apparatus for pro-
duciuK
Map-cabinet
Map case and holder. Combined
Map-exhibitor
Map-holder
Map-rack. Folding
Map-stand. Revolving
Map. Wall-
Marble and granite. Engraving .
Marble-projector
Marine-signal light
Marker for weather-boards, flooring, andjambs-
Marker. Land-
Marker. Land-
Marker. Land-
Marker. Lawn-
Marking implement
Marking-machine. Liquid-line
Mash, (fcc. Apparatus for cooling
Mash. &c. Apparatus for cooling
Mash-boiler
Mash-cooler
Mash-cooling apparatus
Mash-tub
Mash- tuns. False bottom for
Mashes. Separating the insoluble from the soluble
matter in corn and malt
Mashing apparatus. Grrain-
Masonry, &c. Bedding-strip for stone
Mast-hoop
Mat:
See Door-mat. Lamp-mat.
Floor-mat. Oil-press mat.
Mat
Mat
Mat
Matxsh
Match
Match-box
Match-box
Match-box
Match-box
Match-box holder
Match-box holder. Self-adjusting
Match-box. Pocket ,
Match-cards. Machine for sawing.
Match-making machine
Match-safe
Match-splint clamp
Match-splint machine
Match-splint machine
Match-splint machine
Match-splint machine
Match-splints. Machine for making .
Match-splints. Machine for making and sticking.
Match-splints. Making
Match-sticks. Device for cutting
Matches. Machine for the manufacture of
Matrices. Machine for making.
Matrices. Machine for making.
Matrix-making machine
Matrix-strips in form and preparing them for stereo-
typing. Apparatus for putting
Mattress frames. Construction of spring-
Mattress-support
Mattresses, pillows, &c. Material for filling
Measure
Measure and funnel. Combined liquid
Measure and register. Automatic grain and seed . .
Measure and register for bottles. Combined liqiiid.
Measure attachment for pocket-knives
Measure. Automatic grain- J
Measure for fitting gloves. Hand-
Measure for grain, shot, cfec
Name.
W. H. Crandall.
A. C. Carey
J. R. Hussey . . .
J. Travis
A. Dom
J. W. H. Doubler- .
F. P. Montgomery .
H. E. Hayes
&. A.Poole
F. "W. Coons
J. H. Greenwood - .
R. J. Baker and J. P. Roberts .
J. Hamm
A. "W. Hitchcock
W. H. King
J. "W. Maddox and C. E. Adamson
R. B. Reynolds
W. A. Kibbe
G. F. Weston
T. Hayes
T. Hayes
A. W. Niboelius
F. O. Kunz. (Reissue)
J. Woolner
A. Cramer
G. G. Cave
A. E. Feroe
T. Hayes
G. R. iPhilUps .
J. H. Wygant
R. Martinez .
R. Martinez
G. Walter . .
W. B. Eltonhead
F. W. Farnhara
J. C. Bauer
6. H.Gale
J. Lines
R. Wick
W. is". Weeden
H. Beeuwkes, Jr
E. B. Lake
G. Flewwelling and G. J. Harris.
(Reissue.)
C. J. and J. M. Donnelly
J. M. AVheeler '
B. T. Steber
M. Arnold and G. W. Wimmer
W.LEly
A. G. Jones
G. H. Millen and E. Mousseau
G.Sebold
G. A. Faas.
C. B. Rawson
F. and B. Graham
J. H.Mitchell
R. L. Kimberly .
R. L. Kimberly.
O. Mergenthaler .
M. H. Dement . . .
E. Hoskins 308,260
T. Burdick 29.5,977
L. Chase 309.523
J. A . French 301,977
T. Bi.shop 300,439
L. and E. D. Claudin 306,000
H. Rogers, Jr 298,778
Thumauer 1 302,0.57
M. Sommer '■ 308,001
308,684
No.
Date.
308,064
304,613
309,546
Nov. 18
Sept. 2
Dec. 23
294,162 Feb. 26
301,102 '' July 1
292,902 i Feb.
294,254 I Feb.
295,636 ; Mar.
308,627
300,049
296,405
295,717
305,920
295,761
295,254
294,138
300,507
297.812
305,124
295,005
298,202
300,113
10,.509
292,885
309,931
298,172
303,141
295,004
307,586
292,191
29.5,782
298,763
302,804
302,717
303,564
295,098
299,976
305,941
302,642
298,641
299,508
299,807
10,468
292,474
293,694
303,677
304,398
291,314
304,826
295,191
293,794
292,423
298,502
305,072
304,018
295,878
296,974
304,272
307,446
A. E. McDonald
H. W. White . . .
Measure. Grain- J. W. Meyers. .
Measure. Lumber- 1 E. C. Newton . .
Measure. Powder- ! A. D. Moulton.
Measure, register and sacker. Automatic grain 1 J. M. Fulton . . .
308,542
308,322
307,675
301,257
294,459
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June 10
Apr. 8
Mar. 25
Sept. 30
Mar. 25
Mar. 18
Feb. 26
June 17
Apr. 29
Sept. 10
Mar. 11
May 6
June 10
Aug. 12
Feb. 5
Dec. 30
May 6
Aug. 5
Mar. 11
Nov. 4
Jan. 22
Mar. 25
May 20
July 29
July 29
Aug. 12
Mar. 11
June 10
Sept. 30
July 29
May 13
June 3
June 3
Apr. 15
Jan. 29
Feb. 19
Aug. 19
Sept. 2
Jan. 1
Sept. 9
Mar. 16
Feb. 19
Jan. 22
Mav 13
Sept. 16
Aug. 26
Mar. 25
Apr. 15
Aug. 26
Nov. 4
Nov. 18
Apr. 1
Deo. 23
July 15
June 17
Sept. :«)
May 20
July 15
Nov. 11
Dec. 2
Nov. 25
Nov. 18
Nov. 4
July 1
Mar. 4
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Alpluibetical list of inventions — Continued.
503
Invention.
Name.
Moasure. Tailor's
Mea.sure. T.ape-
Measure. Tape-
Measures. Tallying attiiehment foi-
Measuring and cutting machine. Cloth
Measuring and drawing Icerosene, &c. Device for .
Measuring and registering device for planing -ma-
chines.
Measuring and testing machine. Cloth
Measuring apparatus for separators
Measuring device. Cloth-
Measuring device for surveying and other purposes.
Measuring device. Tailor's
Measuring distances. Instrument for
Measuring incompressible fluids. Machine for.
Measuring machine. Cloth-
Measuring machine. Grain-
Measuring machine. Grain-
Measuring silk thread during the process of spool- >
ing. Machinery for j
Measuring-tank
Measuring-tank
Measuring the lineal feet of work done hy a wood-
working machine. Apparatus for
Measuring velocity by electricity
Measuring vessel. Liquid- '.
Meat and other food. Machine for comminuting
Meat and vegetable chopping machine
Meat and vegetables. Machine for cutting
Meat-clamp
Meat-clamp ,
Meat-clamp
Meat-cutter
Meat-cutting machine.
Meat-cutting machine
Meat-cutting machines. Driving mechanism for
Meat- freezer
Meat-mincing machine
Meiit-mincing machine
Meat-tenderer
Mpat-t«nderer
Meat-tenderer
Meats. Composition for preserving
Mechanical adjustment T
Mechanical motor
Mechanical
Mechanical
Mechanical
Mechanical
Mechanical
Mechanical
Mechanical
Mechanical
Mechanical
motor
motor
motor
movement .
movement .
movement .
movement .
movement .
movement .
Jlechanical movement .
Mechanical movement .
Mechanical movement .
Mechanical movement .
Mechanical movement .
Mechanical movement .
Mechanical movement .
Mechanical movement -
Mechanical movement .
Mechanical movement .
Mechanical
Mechanical
Mechanical
Mechanical
Mechanical
Mechanical
Mechanical
Mechanical
Mechanical
movement .
movement -
movement
movement,
movement .
movement .
movement .
movement .
movement .
Mechanical movement .
Mechanical movement .
Mechanical movement -
Mechanical movement .
Mechanical movement -
Mechanical movement .
Mechanical movement .
Mechanical movement .
Mechanical movement .
Mechanical movement .
Mechanical movement .
Mechanical movement .
Mechanical movement .
.1. R. Bechtel 305..')01
W. Keuffel 297,417
F. M. Slagle .
.J. A. Mcintosh
E. L. Crosby . .
K. .1. Eobiuson
J. R. Thomas. .
G.Albert
.X. Hug
W. J. Sampson .
A. Atkins
J.S.Hand
.r. P. Nolan
•I. E. Crisp
L. Granger
J. Nafziger
J. and A. Nafziger ,
R. Morrison . .
W. E. Barcus.
E. A. Smead- .
E. C. Cooke . .
F. W. Gushing . .
M. F. Robinson..
J. Perry
P. Rieseck
S. S. Cook
B. F. Dingley....
J. E. Higgin's
J. H. Tabony . . . .
R. B. Pumphrey .
^^^. G. Bell
C. Kieser
J. G.Baker
C.N.Shaw
H. Dollman
D. H. Lintner . . .
V. S. Brock
J. A.Clother ....
E. Richmond
J. Ross
N. C. Stiles
F. N. Brett
D. C.Camp
I. N. Groves
G. W. Reams....
J. H. Armstrong.
I. M. Avery
C. A. Bentzen . . .
C. Bernhard
A. Boecher
P. Broadbooks . . .
No.
Date.
(Re-
A. C. Campbell
A. C. Carey
J". "W. Cheney
"W. Clemson
G. Crorapton and H. "Wyman.
issue.)
J. ^y. Dodge
D. W. Dodson
H. Erric
T. M. Ford
E. M. George
G. S. Hensley
F. M. Hunt
J. Knowles
F. Kubec
C. H. La Due
C. H. La Due
J. P. Lavigne
M. J. Law lor
J. K. Lowe, G. M. Westgate, and J.
Banks.
E. Maertens
J. B Martel
A. May
J. McEwen
F. M. Nixon
I. F. MoncU
G. Moore
F. L. Palmer
F. L. Palmer
.1. H. Palmer
M. B. Rosenstock
A. L. Skinner
J. Tripp
308,287
307,786
298,070
306,779
299,878
304,591
300,779
293,914
296,504
299,383
305,026
295,858
309.033
292,346
298,612
297,706
294,181
305.973
299,745
293,426
298.504
306,515
304.035
299,910
307,105
302,403
299,439
305,225
303,795
303,248
303,482
307,341
309,381
293,754
302,381
307,100
307.802
304,360
306,972
293,624
294,850
307,853
299,164
310,016
302,186
292,976
303,797
303,111
303,416
298,943
304.614
302,709
308,653
10,433
298,671
.306,678
291,885
310,040
291,893
298,376
303,572
302,499
291,745
307,859
307.964
296,977
292,828
309,634
309,722
293,483
309,236
299,082
299,085
307,214
308,784
304,549
304.550
305,. 530
309,880
300,808
304,048
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Apr. 22
Nov. 18
Nov. U
May 13
Oct. 21
.lune 3
Sept. 2
June 24
Feb. 19
Apr. 8
May 27
Sept. 2;'.
Mar. 25
Dec. 9
Jan. 22
May 13
Apr. 29
Feb. 26
Sept. 30
June 3
Feb. 12
May 13
Oct. 14
Aug. 26
June 3
Oc(. 28
July 22
May 27
Sept. 16
Aug. 19
Aug. 5
Aug. 12
Oct. 28
Dec. 16
Feb. 19
Julv 22
Oct. 28
Nov. 11
Sept. 2
Oct. 21
Feb. 19
Mar. 11
Nov. 11
May 27
Dec. 30
July 15
Feli. 5
Aug. 19
Aug. 5
Aug. 12
May 20
Sept. 2
•July 29
Dec. 2
Jan. 1
May 13
Oct. 14
Jan. 15
Dec. 30
Jan. 15
May 13
Aug. 12
July 22
Jan. 8
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
Apr. 15
Feb. 5
Dec. 23
Dec. 23
Feb. 12
Dec. 16
May 20
May 20
Oct. 28
Dec. 2
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Sept. 23
Dec. 30
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Aug. 26
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10.57
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539
600
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329
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472
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484
838
1093
275
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680
509
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412
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105
703
161
213
1099
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637
619
355
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486
512
271
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1004
609
883
808
808
312
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882
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1135
1061
1253
746
504
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention .
Mechanical movement
Mechanical movement .
Mechanical movement .
Mechanical movement .
Mechanical movement .
Mechanical movement .
Mechanical power
Mechanical power
Mechanical power
Mechanical power
Mechanical power
Mechanical power
Mechanical power '.
Mechanical power
Mechanical power. Comhuied
Medical compound
Medical compound
Medical compound
Medical compound
Medical compound
Medical compound
Medical compound
Medical compounds. Preparing
Medicated hath
Medicinal compound
Medicine for asthma
Medicine for rheumatism
Medicine. Hog-cholera
Menstrual receptacle
Merchandise-indicator
Mercury-seal trap
Metal. Antifriction
Metal barhs. Machine for mating flat
Machine for drawiuR
Machine for straightening round -
Machine for straightening round .
Upsetting and .shaping
Metal-bending machine !
Metal-coating compound
Metal-cutting machine
Metal drawing dog
Metal. Expanding and anti-friction
Metal-extracting apparatus
ifame.
Metal bars
Metal bars.
Metal bars.
Metal bars,
Metal-extracting apparatus
Metal, glass, &c. Ovarlaying or decorating objects
made of ,
Metal hiah in pbosphonis and carbon and low in sili-
con. Producing a
Metal in the earth. Electrically locating and follow-
ing veins of
Metal. Method of and device for cutting barbs on
strips of
Metal plates. Apparatus for scaling and pickling . . .
Metal plates. Machine for chamfering
Metal plates. Manufacture of combined
Metal rods. Die for drawing
Metal rod.s. Machine for coiling
Metal rods. Machine for straightening
Metal-shearing machine
Metal-shearing machine
Metal sheets. Fastening for coiTugated
Metal- spinning machine.
Metal with celluloid. Uniting a coating of
Metal- working machine. Compound
Metals. Apparatus for extracting gases from molten
Metals. Apparatus for indicating weights and test- ?
ing strength of j ,
Metals by electrolysis. Process of and apparatus for
reducing
Metals. Composition of
Metals from copper matte. Separating the
Metals from franklinite ores. Separating j
Metals from ores and alloys. Proce.s.s of and appara- '
tus for the separation of '
Metals fromoresandmetallurgicalproductsandfrom
each other. Separating
Metals from ores and metallurgical products. Ex-
tracting
Metals from ores and metallurgical products. Sepa^
rating
Metals from their ores. Apparatus for .separating. . .
Metals from their ores. Process of and apparatus
for separating
Metals in ammonlacal solutions. Dissolving
Metals. Manufacture of solidified compound
J. Tripp
J. Tripp
W. A. Tucker...
L. E. "Wallerman
J. Warwick
Gr. Teomans
W. R. Beardslee .
J.W.Ellis
W. S. Gray
E. B. Jones
J. H. Schaffer
J. C. Sellers
W. N. Sharpnack and M. McMahon
D. Wise
Bevier
W. Fuller
A. Green
A. Lum
Seibert
Tavlor
M. Tracy
C. Lawrence
E.Davis
Haeberle
F. Day
T. Wright
, Frey, Jr
G. Farr
Waver
F. Pike
. M. Burnham
J. Bates
M. Haas
Briglitnian
Briglitman
. and G. H. Sellers
A . Ainsworth
H. Legsre
Samuel
M. Haas
Hayden
. Hamilton
J. L. Hornig
G. Gehring .
J. Keese
J. Prince
H. L. Arnold
H. and H. B. Chess.
E. Bouhey
J. Pedder
J. Agnew
W. A. Sweet
J. Agnew
R. I. Knapp
C. T. Parry and E. Longstreth
J.Smi(h -■
F. C. Williams
J. A. Daly
N. J. Rice
Xo.
304,040
304,977
299,11-3
300,419
300,539
292,974
304.158
29P,739
297,595
307,308
294,681
298,628
309,575
300,425
308,
302,
310,070
050
995
714
751
687
.288
174
000
483
603
.596
940
460
770
695
584
874
369
167
727
728
098
851
256
101
166
350
825
291,
291
294,
294
302,
298,
301.
30.!,
308.
308.
300,
300,
302.
302,
308.
305.
293,
299.
299,
291,
295,
295.
.309.
293,
309,
306,
306,831
310,042
301,158
293,518
306,313
294,441
302,647
300.730
297,551
302,362
297,550
304,829
30.5.709
297,862
291,2.53
300.468 I
291,775
R. Aitken I 310,012 !
T. H. Ward 304,587
A. J. Rogers 296,357
J. A. Tobin 309.011
J. J. and R. Crooke 308,031
A. F. Wenrlt 297.480
H. R. (;asspl 300,9.50
E. H. Russell 296,710
E. H. Russell... 295,815
E. H. Ru.s.sell 295,887
A. H. Bliss 306.213
A. H. Bliss 297,105
C. R. A . Wiight 298,149
P. E. Cauda 304,500
Date.
Aug. 26
Sept. 9
May 27
June 17
June 17
Fob. 5
Aug. 26
May 20
Apr. 29
Oct. 28
Mar. 4
May 13
Dec. 23
June 17
Dec. 30
Nov. 18
Aug. 5
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
Mar. 4
Feb. 26
July 15
May 6
July 8
Aug. 12
Dec. 2
Dec. 9
Jnne 17
June 24
July 29
July 29
Dec. 9
Sept. 16
Feb. 5
June 3
June 3
Jan. 1
Mar. 25
Mar. 18
Dec. 9
Feb. 5
Dec. 16
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Dec. 30
July 15
Feb. 12
Oct. 7
Mar. 4
July 29
June 17
Apr. 29
July 22
Apr. 29
Sept. 9
Sept. 23
Apr. 29
Jan. 1
Oct. 14
Jan. 8
Dec. 30
Sept. 2
Apr. 8
Dec. 9
Nov. 11
Apr. 22
June 24
Apr. 8
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Oct. 7
Apr. 22
Monthly
volume.
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907
1536
1188
1336
246
1643
987
2170
1690
414
831
1337
1197
1970
826
154
888
926
420
1953
1398
51
530
907
11
491
1243
1649
2103
1952
411
1409
503
303
305
102
1919
1163
703
501
1049
1039
1045
1928
1379
953
367
411
248
440
325
f 367
I 368
67
449
274
593
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271
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UNITED STATER PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
505
InTention.
Metals. Plating
Metals. Process of and apparatus for the treatment
of ores for the extraction and separation of their
Metallic article and manufacturing the .same
Metallic hars. Weaving
Metallic box
Metallic can
Metallic surfaces. Implement for smoothing or pol-
ishing
Metallic surfaces. Ornamenting
Metallizing wood, &c
Metallurgic furnace
Metallurgical furnace
Metallurgical gas-furnace.
Meter:
See Electric meter.
Electric-circuit
meter.
Electrical meter.
Fluid-meter.
Grain-meter.
Mica sheet. Composite...
Mica sheet. Composite. - .
Micrometer
Micrometer
Micrometer-gage
Microphone
Microscope
Liquid-meter.
Oscillating meter.
Eotary meter.
Eotary meter.
■Water-meter.
Water and steam meter.
Microscope. Binocular
Middlings and flour. Reducing grain to .
Middlings, &c. Bolt for purifying
Middlings grading and purifying machine
Middlings. Maohiue for treating
Middlings-purifier .
Middlings-purifier .
Middlings-purifier. .
Middlings-purifier. .
Middlings-purifier .
Middlings- purifiers
shelf-feeder for
MUk and fat by centrifugal force.
the emulsion of
Milk. Apparatus for preserving .
Milk-can
Milk-can
Milk-can
Milk-can
Milk-can
Milk-can '.. ..
Milk-can elevator
MUk-can. Shipping
Milk-catcher for nursing-women . .
Milk-cooler
Milk-cooler
Milk-cooler
Milk-cooler
Milk-cooler
Milk-cooler
Milk-cooler
Milk-cooler
Milk-cooler and refrigerator
Milk or cream. Preserving
Milk. Preserving
Milk. Preserving
Milk. Treating
Mill:
See Attrition-mill.
Bark breaking and
grinding mill.
Cane-mill.
Cider-mill.
Clay-mill.
Crushing-mOl.
Fanning-mill.
Feed-mUl.
GrindiDg-mill.
Hominy-mill.
Ink and paint mill.
MiU
and roller-mills. Automatic
Apparatus for i
Combined.
Magney-mill.
Oatmeal-mill.
Pug-mill.
Reduction-mill.
Roller-mill.
Roller flour-mill.
RoUing-miU.
Saw-mill.
Separating-miU.
Stamp-mill.
Windmill.
Mill-burr
Mill-feeding device
Mills. Attaching the giinding-plates of.
Mills. Dust-collectoi' for
Mills. Electric work-indicator for
Mills, purifiers, &c. Feeder for
Kame.
G. F. McCIeane .and J. 0. Gray.
J. J.Shedlock
H. and J. Grom
H. D. PlimsoU
G. F. Grittin
T. F. Hammer and J. F. Xettleton .
W. .1. Walker
C. H. Bissou
L. Bro>vn
T.J. Wilson
J. Altmeyer
W. F. Dnifee and T. Egleston.
F. Peckham . . .
J. L. Rorisou . .
T. Hooker
C. H. Russom.-
F. H. Richards
F. J. Semal
W. K. Kidder .
E. Bausch
J. M. Case
O. P. Hurford
J. M. Schntz..
J. J. and E. T. Faulkner
D. L. ElUs
A. Hunter
0. M. Moise
C. G. Rollins
R. and R. WUcox.
W. M. .Jewell . . . .
303,0-25
308,438
303,222
2!n.631
304.0i»6
305,305
296,370
307,169
304,009
300,181
293,131
295,988
305,956
308,199
297,602
305,337
305,963
309,742
295,770
293.217
297,762
295,555
298,900
293,236
303,136
296,752
304,225
308,099
306.567
298,387
J. Mevenberg
A. E. Brockett
J. H. Hoover
J. E. Johannesen
W. F. Manz and C. H. Swab
C. W. Pnsheck
A. W. H. Smith
M. Couplin -•
J. F. Swab -
L. E. Pattee
A. R. Brown
T. W. DeTray
F. S. Hartzell!
A. H. Martin
I. Meserole
H. H. Palmer
J. G. Smith
S. J. and X. T. Wilson. (Reissue).
R. M. Rockey
E. Loeflund
J. Meyenbere
E. Scherff. (Reissue)
G. Lawrence
B. H. Johnson 309,957
L. P. and C. Teed 308,108
J. B. AUfree 295.852
W.J.Lane 294.738
C. O. Mook 309.078
A. D. Blodgett 298,341
W. S. Bounard and W. H. Grupe. .. 298,938
Bate.
Aug. 5
Nov. 25
Aug. 5
Apr. 29
Aug. 26
Sept. 16
Apr. 8
Oct. 28
Aug. 26
June 10
Feb.
Apr.
Sept. 30
Nov. 18
Apr. 29
Sept. 16
Sept. 30
Dec. 23
Mar. 25
Feb. 12
Apr. 29
Mar. 25
May 20
Feb. 12
Aug. 5
Apr. 15
Aug. 26
Nov. 18
Oct. 14
May 13
Sept. 2
Nov. 25
Sept. 23
Nov. 11
Oct. 21
Jan. 22
Dec. 9
Dec. 30
Dec. 23
Feb. 19
Apr. 8
Julv 22
Oct. 14
Sept. 9
Mar. 4
Aug. 26
July 8
Fell. 19
July 1
May 27
July 8
Nov. 25
June 24
Mar. 18
Dec. 30
Nov. 18
Mar. 25
Mar. 4
Dec. 9
May 13
May 20
Monthly
volume.
P.
186
1341
426
2221
1560
1331
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1507
1325
873
455
117
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1017
2177
1372
2181
1548
1817
579
2388
1544
1181
602
320
1082
1732
885
690
557
427
1319
1599
696
1163
1803
782
1859
1378
1147
911
1477
462
684
190
1584
718
1321
507
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29
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27
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1084
28
1246
29
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26
1176
26
548
27
472
26
1128
27
765
26
552
28
514
27
221
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791
29
553
29
134
27
640
28
395
29
644
28
1130
29
508
29
234
26
347
29
854
29
1085
29
976
26
659
27
181
28
291
29
92
28
952
26
861
28
764
28
138
26
688
28
93
27
838
28
163
29
644
27
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26
1031
29
1078
29
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1195
26
911
29
833
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506
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continned.
Invention.
Millstone
Millstone-adiusting mechanism
Millstone balancing and supporting meclianism .
Millstone-dress
Millstone-dress
Millstone-dressing machine . -
Millstone-dressing machine - -
M illstone-driver
Millinery ornament
Milling and slotting machine.
ConTertihle.
Milling apparatus
Milling augers. Machine for
Milling-cutter
Milling. Gradual-reduction machine for
Milling-machine. Universal
Milling-machines. Index-head for
Mincing-knife
Mine-draining apparatus.
Mine water-gate
Mineral fiber or wool from furnace-slag. Process of
and apparatus for forming
Mineral veins. Electrically locating
Mineral water in bottles or flasks. Portable appara-
tus for heating
Minerals and metallic ores. Apparatus for reducing.
Miner's coml)ination-tool '..
Miner's implement
Mines. Winding apparatus for
Mines. "Winding apparatus for
Mining apparatus
Mining-drill
Mining-drill and forming powder-chambers in rock,
&c.
Mining-machine
Mining-machine
Mining-machine
Mining-machine
Mining-machine
Mining-machine
Mining-machine
Mining-machine
Mining-machine
Mining-machine
Mining-machine
Mining-machine
Mining machine. Coal-
Mining machine. Coal-
Mining machine. Coal-
Mining machine. Coal-
Mining machine. Coal and ore .
Mining machine. Placer-
Mining-shovel. Power _
Mining-tube. Pneiimatic
Mirror
Mirror and photographic album. Combined toilet-
Mirror for hat-tips, &c. Flexible
Mirror. Hand-
Miter -box ,
Miter-box
Miter-box
Miter-gage
Miter-machine •_
Mitering-machine
Mitten
Mitten
Manufactur-
IS'ame.
J. C. "Wedekind
G. H. Cormack -
G. Summerton . - .
G. Bernard
G. W. Prior ....
D. S. Greely ....
J.Miller
J. F. Callahan . .
M. "Wezel
W. O. Lincoln
I". M Maokey
J. Swan
S. Broadbeut .
J. M. Case.-
C. E. Lipe ..
C. E. Lipe . .
E. .1. Victor
G. W. Dickie
G. H. Memorank
E. Burns
A. P. Lighthill
E. D. Newton .
E. .T. Cunnack.-.
J. Eyan
I. A. Martin
A. Linden berg . .
A. Lindenberg. ..
T. W. Campbell .
H. C. Burk
"W. H. Lytle
E. T. Chew
E. T. Chew
J. E. Howells and G. Shelley .
v. Lechner
B. A. Less
J. H. McDonald
S.Stutz
S. Stutz
S. Stutz
B. Yoch
B. Toch --
B. Yoch
A. J. and J. T. Baass
,T. A. Hohn and S.Y. High . . .
J. Lucas
.J. F. 'Whele.'^s
S. Ptutz
E. V. E. DeGuinon
G. D. Whitcomb
H. E. Leonard and 'W. Corcoran
E. F. Weber
L. Wolf
A. C. Co^ich
E. T. Starr
"W. L. Rovyer
J. Cashin
AT. J. Powell
E. Hipoiito
.J. Stilly and .T. H. Lowery
P. Cashin '
S. Baker
T. Munthe
Mitten or glove
Mittens from woven or knitted fabri<c
Ing felted
Mixer : 1
See Dough-mixer. ]
Mixing liquids. Machine for I O.
Mixing-machine i D
Mixing-machine ! ,T
Mixing-machine for drugs and chemicals
Mixing solids and liquids and for other purposes.
Apparatus for
W. W. Wliitaker .
D. W. Northrup . -
Mold:
See Candle-mold.
Casting-mold.
Cigarmold.
Collar-mold.
Dental mold.
Dental-plate mold.
Fire-kindler mold.
Glass-mold.
Mold
Hat-brim mold.
Pipe-mold.
Potter's mold.
Soap-mold.
Thei-mometerand barom-
eter mold.
Tile-mold.
Tobacco-mold.
A. "Weissenborn
H. Levett
McKeage and W. Wells
A . Dickey
E. A. Poiid
No.
297,889
292,626
303,761
306. .573
294,911
298,461
300,103
308,464
303,087
293,892
293,047
302,527
294,192
297,759
292,928
292,927
293,542
294.859
304.218
299,111
308,908
299,251
307.180
291.627
30!l,637
205.774
302,504
297.064
305,791
299,991
301,960
305,669
300,076
295,183
299
294,
302
302
302
302,
304,
307,
305,
309,
291,
302,
302,
293
655
,247
950
r57
958
310
395
514
994
225
916
.969
959
852
308.118
307.861
299,304
292,884
291,033
.•!05 640
997.664
297.970
303,320
295.920
308.213
308,134
304,487
294,063
301.847
292,250
303,080
296,338
302,420
i 299,209
i 297,002
J. T. Copithorn.
293,953
Date.
Apr. 29
Jan. 29
Aug. 19
Oct. 14
Mar. 11
May 13
Jime 10
Nov. 25
Aug. 5
Feb. 19
Feb. 5
July 22
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Api-. 29
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Feb. 12
Mar. 11
Aug. 26
May 27
Dec. 9
May 27
Oct. 28
Jan. 8
Dec. 23
Mar. 25
.luly 22
Apr. 15
Sept. 30
June 10
Julv 15
Sept. 23
June 10
Mar. 18
June 3
Feb. 26
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Julv 22
Sept. 2
Nov. 4
Sept. 30
Dec. 16
Jan. 15
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Feb. 19
Nov.
18
Nov.
11
May
27
Feb.
5
Jan.
1
Sept.
23
Apr.
29
May
6
Aug.
12
Apr.
1
Nov.
18
Nov.
18
Sept.
2
Feb.
26
Monthly
volume.
July 8
Jan. 22
Aug. 5
Apr. 8
July 22
May 27
Apr. 15
2524
20.52
1116
698
698
636
761
1367
262
1433
327
1870
1H41
2383
186
184
978
635
1721
1448
448
1615
1518
782
1415
1820
1834
1465
1967
616
1135
1793
727
1060
202
1903
99
101
104
1,579
141
1£7
2224
874
1142
124
107
1384
906
592
1686
129
23
1759
2259
10
550
34
1030
926
261
1657
997
1557
251
563
1725
1567
1388
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571
306
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373
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512
502
649
650
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469
414
119
464
405
220
383
506
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405
546
166
312
500
196
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521
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34
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232
318
36,37
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615
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396
672
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1074
654
503
708
502
363
785
472
477
477
621
945
789
826
788
858
305
147
985
1177
357
290
1206
1047
222
1168
1067
10.32
957
797
473
474
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309
841
393
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221
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474
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557
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870
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448
529
.561
9
582
561
865
756
190
301
501
112
3.38
849
275
724
TTNTTED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
AlpJiahetical list of inveti t ions— ContinneA.
507
Invention.
MoW-'board ,
Mold-flask
Mold for repairing broken rolls, shafts, &c
Molds. Apparahis for liiiinj;
Molds. Preparation for and process of treating the
faces of sand
Molder's flask
Molder's flask
Molfling
Moliling-cutter
Molding fruits, fancy-topped tables, birds, &c. Com-
position of matter for
ifolding in sand. Machine for
Molding-machine
Molding-machine
Molding-macliine
Molding-raacliine guard
Molding-machine safetv-gnard .
Molding machine. Sand- _.
Molding machine. Sand
Molding machine. Wood-
Molding or other irregular surface
Molding plastic material
Mohling plastic substances
Moldings, &c. Apjjlication of fabiics to.
Moldings. Machine for dressing
Moldings. Ornamentation of frame-
Mole-trap
Mole-trap
Monkey-wTench
Monkey- wrench
Monkey-wrench
Mop aiid bru.sli holder
Mop or brush holder . .
Mop-wringer
Mop-wringer
Morse register and perforator.
Mortar
Mortar and globular shield for the same
Mortar-mixer
Mortar-spreader for brick- work. .
Mortise-cleaner
Mortise-gage
Mortise rbachine. Hinge-
Mortises. Tool for making lock-
Mortising and boring machine .
Mortising-machine
Morti sing-machine
Mortisin g-macMne
Mortising-machine
Mortising-machine
Mortising-niachine boring attachment
Mosaic of glass and lead glazing
Mosquito bar and canopy'holder
Motion and power. Device for transmitting ro-
tary
Motion. ConTerting
Motion. Device for converting
Motion. Device for converting
Motion. Device for converting
Motion. Device for converting
Motion. Device for converting
Motion. Device for converting
Motion. Device for converting
Motion. Device for converting
Motion. Device for converting
Motion. Device for converting
Device for converting
Device for converting
Device for converting
Device for converting
Device for transmitting
Device for transmitting
Mechanism for controlling
Mechanism for converting
Mechanism for converting
Mechanism for converting rotary into vi-
Motion.
Motion.
Motion.
Motion.
Motion.
Motion.
Moiion.
Motion.
Motion.
Motion,
brat in g
Motion-transmitter
Motion. Transmitting
Motive-power machine
Name.
O. A. Essig
H. Adams
J. J. Vinton . . .
G. W. Billings -
C.Baker
S. P. Eobinson.
E.Thomas
W. Gardner . . .
J. Phillips
E. Brady
W. Aikin and W. W. Dmmmond. . .
J. W. Hudson
C. T. Sweet
T. H. H. "Webster
J. O. Squires and J. K. Shriver
G. H. Hanscom and H. P. and H. E.
Brooks.
J. Kinzer
No.
"W. K. Barrows
M. L. Towle
E.Beck
C. M. DnPuv
C. A. Wcller.
A. Freschl
J. C. Brandon
P. E. Francke
.T.Gilbert
A. Hamman
S. H. Heginbottom, R. C. and W. H.
Haytoii.
C.H.'MiUer
G. B. Sanborn
W. E. Cornelius
W. Buscb
W.F.Mills
J. F. Walter
L. C. Springer
W. A. Harwood
H. Gruson
W. Prochnow
L. Earth
S. Van Anken
AV. A. Totten
J. D. Thurston
S. "W. Drowne and D. K. Hub-
bard.
K. H. Andrews
W. W. Green
E. J. Humphreys
J. J. Kraus
298,189
298,811
296.369
300.9'11
308,821
294,406
297,646
308,312
308,520
291,284
291,124
297,403
301.461
304,980
293,534
291,897
300,482
293,401
300,412
303,356
296.825
303,081
293,158
295,726
292,552
305,445
302.128
302,842
291,213
303.752
297,067
300,692
303.742
297,040
296,641
291,054
299,218
295,196
303,501
294.097
304,246
302,058
307.848
304,060
295,162
294,389
306,404
307,065
293,607
295,236
303,359
294,088
291,321
294,761
298,160
305,503
308,129
292,471
309,692
305,999
303,989
305,440
303,140
A. Kaiser 300,871
J. Oppenbeimer
H. A. Wilbur
W. H. Doane and G. W. Bugbee.
H. F. Belcher
D. C. Smith -
G. Focke
jr. W. Cheney . . .
C. Bernhaid
E. Boettcher
M. P. Bufl'am
E. Catlin
G. H. Caughrean
L. Chevallicr
J. F. Crawford . . .
J. B. Eads
G. P. Fenner
Date.
A. H. Kirk and W. J. Fender ' 302,265
W. E. Larapton ' 293,477
T. S. Peck 307,868
W. C. Smalstig 302,214
G. P. Fenner 306,601
W. E. Laird 299,231
W. J. Lane 307,663
F.H. Richards 297,165
X.D.Wells 300,542
,J. Barker 292,461
H. Gardner 294,608
W. A. Rollins 298,893
J. Winter 291,119 I
May 6
May 20
Apr. 8
June 24
Dec. 2
Mar. 4
Apr. 29
Nov. 18
Nov. 25
Jan. 1
.Tan. 1
Apr. 22
.Tuly 1
Sept. 9
Feb. 12
Jan. 15
June 17
Feb. 12
June 17
Aug. 12
Apr. 15
Aug. 5
Feb 5
Mar. 26
Jan. 29
Sept. 23
July 15
July 29
Jan. 1
Aug. 19
Apr. 15
June 17
Aug. 19
Apr. 15
Apr. 8
Jan. 1
May 27
Mar. 18
Aug. 12
Feb. 26
Aug. 26
July 15
Nov. 11
Aug. 26
Mar. 18
Mar. 4
Oct. 14
Oct. 21
12
18
12
26
1
Feb.
Mar.
Aug.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar. 11
May 6
Sept. 33
Nov. 18
Jan. 29
Dec. 23
Sept. 30
Aug. 26
Sept. 23
Aug. 5
June 24
July 22
FelJ. 12
Nov. 11
July 15
Oct. 14
May 27
Nov. 4
Apr. 22
June 17
Jan. 29
Mar. 4
May 20
Jan. 1
Monthly
Yolnnie.
CO
280
1073
602
1849
329
87
2235
1163
1441
334
139
1903
494
910
1113
1267
826
1179
596
1171
252
484
1760
19.59
1501
1339
2281
249
1104
1468
1550
1087
1439
945
47
1576
1082
773
1708
1756
1255
575
1505
1034
65
482
1349
1052
1136
600
1696
385
510
246
1596
919
1841
1485
2229
1415
1494
325
1771
1517
907
600
1448
740
1593
322
1600
1341
1829
329
1174
132
74
301
167
507
23
318
,394
C 39
< 40
( 41
517
5 135
\im
249
264
311
Official
Gazette.
347
348
223
323
164
329
69,70
129
489
546
415
370
625
70
303
406
426
298
397
f 265
i266
14
453
f297
I 298
212
470
480
348
158
(414
1415
286
16 17
131
(360
J 361
291
313
165
466
107
142
64
441
251
513
402
618
390
413
90
C482 )
H83 i
420
245
165
403
194
458
86,87
440
369
(509
J 510
91
328
37,38
.26
^27
26
27
28
27
28
26
26
26
28
28
28
26
28
27
27
28
27
1 27
26
27
[26
28
26
28
28
29
J 28
26
26
29
1 29
26
26
28
26
26
26
27
28
29
26
29
28
28
28
28
27
28
26
29
28
29
27
29
27
27
^26 ! 3.59
26 ' 884
27 763
26 : 26
580
743
120
1285
7.58
844
444
606
670
61
27
375
91
99.''.
619
ai,";
1174
593
1157
570
230
.501
526
1166
380
1114
261
439
45
670
291
1226
667
285
188
12
850
1035
604
764
796
244
483
749
1027
841
95
268
633
1044
.571
762
69
923
573
1129
559
361
998
1255
733
1113
515
1270
298
608
489
280
143
854
429
319
1188
508
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Coutinued.
Invention.
Name.
Ko.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
Motor:
See Automatic motor. Hydraulic or pneomatio
CaWe-motor. motor.
Chum-motor. Mechanical motor.
Coffee-miU motor. Pump-motor.
Electric motor. Rotary motor.
Electro-dynamic Sewing-machine motor,
motor. Spring-motor.
Electro-m a g n e t i c Spring and weight motor,
motor. Steam-motor.
Horse-power motor. Traction-motor.
Hydraulic motor. "Water-motor.
Motor
Motor
Motor
Motor
Motor
Motor
Motor
Motor - -
Motor -
Motor -
Motor
Motor ,
Motor
Motor
Motor
Motor for light machinery . y >
Motor for light machinery
Mouse- trap
Movement-cure apparatus
Movement. Device to prevent retrograde
Mower
Mower. Lawn-
Mower. Lawn-
Mower. Lawn-
Mower. Lawn-
Mowers and reapers. Pitman-box connection for
Mowers. Grass-collecting attachment for lawn-
Mowers. Mechanism for grinding blades of lawn- . . .
Mowers, reapers, &c. Sickle-head for
Mowing and reaping machines. Cutter-bar, &c., for.
Mowing-machine
Mowing-machine
Mowing-machine
Mowing-machine
Mowing-machine
Mowing-machine
Mowing-machine
Mowing-machine
Mowing-machine
Mowing-machine knife
Mowing-machine knives. Machine for sharpening . .
Mucilage-bottle and holder
Mucilage cup or holder
Mucilage, gum, &c. Distributing-roller for
Mucilage-holder
Muff
Mug
Mules. Counter for
Masic-book holder
Music. Device for illustrating the principles of
Music-holder
Music-leaf turner
Music-leaf turner
Music-leaf turner
Music. Machine for creasing sheet-
Music. Machine for punching perforated sheet-
Music-stand
Musical instrument. Automatic
Musical instrument. Mechanical
Musical instrument. Mechanical
Musical instrument. Mechanical
Musical instrument. Mechanical
Musical instrument. Mechanical
Musical instrument. Mechanical
Musical instrument. Mechanical
Musical instrument. Mechanical
Musical instruments. Harmonic attachment for?
key-board j
TV. Chilton
G. H. Furman
J. A. Hart, H. Scott, and B. T. Pan-
coast.
J. Heckenlively
C.Huet
E. M. and C. M. Kimball
C. H. Kuhne
H. E. Marchand
A. D. Meunier
N. Mikkelsen
F.W. Randall
H. Boeper
E. Thayer
C. D. Vadersen
T.TVall
J. W. Gilbert
W. Togel
D. B. Wirt
M. G. Parmer
P. C. Wright
H. A. Howe
C. W. Cheney
H. Lacasse
C. H. Paxsou
F. Trump
C. Dixon
J. H. Wyms
H. A. Snyder
G. E. and J. Waggoner and D. Hen-
shaw.
H. K. AUen :
H. K. Allen
J. Bordwell
H. L. Hopkins
J. E. Mendenhall .
D. C. Markham...
C. W. McKelvey
G. S., Jr., and C. H. Peck .
J. K. Severance
E. Smith
J. M. Hamblin
S. McCay
U". B. Hubbard
S. S. Harman
J. A. Conwell
E. E. Cahoone
P. Norden
G. Beegen
D. and F. H. Orme
C. S. Andem.-
G. W. Dibert
G.Burt
J. P. Batchelor
D. Prieto
J. M. Wittman
J. Morgan
H. B. Horton .
R. C. Barrie
J. McTammany, Jr .
G. H. Chinnock
P. Ehrlich
M. Gaily
M. Gaily
M. Gaily
A H. Hammond
N. E. Marshman . . .
O. Spaethe
W. T. Weir
305,792
301,979
295,121
297,394
307,548
291,522
295,179
293,895
305,462
291,069
300,894
297,537
309,009
306,039
295,.314
295,997
308,218
308,394
309,036
298,930
296,412
300,345
296,759
293,507
303,240
292,289
293,208
302,291
305,360
291,019
291,020
301,796
307,948
295,126
304,837
305,833
309,563
296,232
298,249
305,813
292,244
292,116
297,391
305,895
299,957
293,769
294,564
300,633
297,553
303,500
298,726
309,683
291,397
294,298
308,624
300,368
300,834
292,671
298,066
308,242
296,685
305,806
309,616
296,165
293,184
296,238
304,981
Sept. 30
July 15
Mar. 11
Apr. 22
Nov. 4
Jan. 8
Mar. 18
Feb. 19
Sept. 23
Jan. 1
June 24
Apr. 22
Dec. 9
Sept. 30
Mar. 18
Apr. 1
Nov. 18
Nov. 25
Dec. 9
May 20
Api'. 8
June 17
Apr. 15
Feb. 12
Aug. 5
Jan. 22
Feb. 5
July 22
Sept. 16
Jan.
Jan.
July 8
Nov. 11
Mar. 11
Sept. 9
Sept. 30
Dec. 23
Apr. 1
May 6
Sept. 30
Jan. 22
Jan. 15
Apr. 22
Sept. 30
June 10
Feb. 19
Mar. 4
June 17
Apr. 29
Aug. 12
May 20
Dec. 23
Jan. 1
Feb. 26
Dec. 2
June 17
June 24
Jan. 29
May 6
Nov. 18
Apr. 8
Sept. 30
Dec. 23
Apr. 1
Feb. 5
Apr. 1
Sept. 9
1968
1160
977
1893
177
644
1057
1438
1518
66
1799
2081
585
2285
1235
131
1045
1276
623
1217
658
1097
1091
941
447
1603
558
1551
1399
4
7
924
696
983
710
2023
1314
416
375
2003
1550
1374
1891
2103
572
1273
281
1459
2114
772
965
1473
472
1968
51
1122
1727
2110
131
1074
999
1990
1394
322
527
423
912
546
321
268
514
49
183
291
398
421
19
491
567
fl54
^155
633
343
38
283
350
164
343
182
298
307
256
C121
1122
448
148
428
388
C252
)253
(191
1192
270
f 194
1195
561
356
(116
1117
99
555
434
385
513
583
154
352
76
403
576
212
269
398
133
538
15
304
305
306
307
472
(586
1587
33,34
291
279
553
376
92
140
(118
1119
(249
1250
28
28
26
27
29
26
26
26
28
26
27
27.
[29
28
26
27
29
29
29
27
27
27
27
26
1 28
26
26
28
28
26
26
[28
[29
26
[28
28
29
1 27
27
28
26
26
27
28
27
26
26
27
27
28
27
29
26
26
29
27
1207
226
1003
373
402
122
1031
709
1117
15
1276
409
814
1268
1063
27
583
635
822
772
130
1144
222
614
538
309
539
304
1088
4
4
176
508
1005
957
1217
967
79
597
1213
300
264
373
1231
1040
876
1210
421
604
725
996
85
809
708
1148
1261
406
552
589
199
1210
980
63
533
80
996
UNTTED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventimts — Continued.
509
Invention.
Musical instruments.
Musical instruments.
Musical instruments.
Musical instruments.
Musical instruments.
Musical instruments.
Musical instruments.
Musical stringed instruments
Musical wagon
Muzzle
Nail;
See Shoe-nail. Slug-nail
Xail
Key-lioarfl attachment for. .
Lamp-biacket for
Music-ioller for mechanical .
Transposition key-hoard for.
Tuning-peg for
Tuning-peg for
TVater-key for hrass
Case for
Nail-extractor.
Nail extractor.
Nail-extractor
Nail-machine..
Nail machine. Wire- .
Nail machine. "Wire- .
Xail machine. Wire- .
Nail-plato feeder
N.ail-plato feeder
Nail-plate feeder
Xail-plate feeder
Nail-plate feeder
Nail-plate feeder
Nail-plate-feeding machine
Nail-strip
Nails and spikes. Making
Nails and tacks. Device for cleaning
Nails. Machine for making hook-headed .
Nailiug-machine .
Nailing-m.ichine .
N.ailing-machine .
Nailing-machine
Nailing-machine nail-feeder
Nailing or pegging machine
Naphtha and other vapors. Apparatus for condensing
Naphtha from oil. Extracting
Napkin ring and holder
Navi gation . Disclosing obstacles to
Neck wear
Neck-wear fastener
Neck- wear fastener
Neck-wear fastener
Neck- wear tip -
Necktie
Necktie
Necktie - -
Necktie
Necktie ,
Necktie and collar -button. Combined
Necktie and collar clasp
Necktie and collar fastener
Necktie and coUar fastener ,
Necktie attachment
Necktie-clasp -
Necktie-fastener
Necktie-fastener
Necktie-fastener
Necktie-fastener
Necktie-fastener
Necktie-fastener
Necktie-fastener
Necktie- fastener
Neektio-fastener
Necktie-fastening
Necktie-holder
Necktie holder and fastener
Necktie or cravat fastener
Necktie-retainer
Necktie stay or retainer
Necktie-supporter
Needle
Needle-cabinet
Needlo-oase
Needle-case
Needle-case and stocking-darner.
Needle-grooving machine
Needle. Shoe-button
Needle. Shoe-maker's sewing- . .
Needle. Shoe-maker's sewing- . .
Nest
Nest-box for fowls
Combined .
Name.
E. F. O'NeUl
J. E. Conover
J. Maxfield
W. Bohrer
R. E. Elemmings, Jr.
M. E. Patterson
.J. Heald
L. Orth
H.J. D.Miner
J. D. Crockett
J. W. G. Smith . .
M. D. Converse .
H. W. Fowler . . .
W. E. Lawrence.
J. B. Husted
&. N. Cooper
E. Egli
G. H. Kyan
H.B. Chess
J. H. Dunbar . . .
J.C.Gould
J.C.Gould
J. F. Hammond.
J. F. Hammond
T Laramie
W. H. Brock . . .
H. Greer
H.B. Chess
B. Brazelle
E. F. Barton 295,515
J. Nagle .
H. Weeks
H. P. Ostrum
J. B. Crosby. (Reissue) .
C. A. Burgiiardt
J. W. Evans
G. A. Bahn
F. D. Torre
H. Selvage
J. B. Snltzer
■J. Weil „
J. H. Wiight
"W. Fichtenberg
W. C. Cross
W. C. Cross
L. OudesluTS
C. H. Owen
E.D. Smith
A. L. Gilbert
C. Stephens
F. D. Adams
L.Cole
E. A. Burton
I. Noar
W. Beale
N. I. Drvfoos
L. C. F.'Frees
O. M. Graves
P. H. Higsins
W. A. Holmes
F. Kubec -
W. L. Linder
J. Lochman
G. R. Hughes
J. Scudder
H.F. MUler
J. N. Proeschel
H. Heath
.T. Havden
B.B. Scnllv
J. W. Weed
T. H. Harper
G. W. Rhodes
J. S. Sackett
G.B.Poter
J. Beny
No.
299,492
303,987
.308,619
297,222
29:i,729
295,048
295,756
303.745
295,659
305,296
309,414
300,766
298,683
307,472
291,058
303,419
309,446
309,255
300,571
309,830
292,299
292,300
296,747
304,927
303,649
294,111
308,253
294,440
300,758
Date.
Monthly
volume.
308,370
291,443
May 27
Aug. 26
Dec. 2
Apr. 22
Feb. 19
Mar. 11
Mar. 25
Aug. 19
Mar. 25
Sept. 16
Dec. 16
June 24
May 13
Nov. 4
Jan. 1
Aug. 12
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
June 17
Dec. 30
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
Apr. 15
Sept. 9
Aug. 19
Feb. 26
Nov. 18
Mar. 4
■June 24
Mar. 25
G.F.Cass 307,912 Nov. 11
Nov. 25
Jan. 1
May 20
May 27
Dec. 9
Jan. 1
Feb. 12
June 10
Auc 5
July 1
Jan. 1
July 15
May 6
Jan. 1
Mar. 4
Julv 22
Oct. 21
Dec. 23
May 13
June 10
Dec. 16
Auc 26
Sept. 9
Nov. 4
June 10
Mar. 4
Oct. 28
Mar. 11
May 20
Julv 29
May 20
Apr. 22
Feb. 5
Dec. 16
Dec. 9
Feb. 5
Apr. 8
.Jan. 22
.Tuly 29
Feb. 19
May 27
Dec. 23
July 1
Jan. 15
July 29
Oct. 21
Mar. 25
Jan. 22
July 1
Nov. 4
May 27
298,
10
309
291
293,
299,
303,
301
291
302,
20^
291,
294,
302
306,
309,
298.
300,
309,
303.
304.
307.
300.
294,
307.
294,
298,
302,
299,
297,
292.
309,
308,
292.
296.
292,
302,
293.
299,
309,
.301,
292,
302,
,882
1,482
027
175
396
968
,235
401
,444
,217
,190
301
726
3.52
768
6.59
458
02R
431
985
988
677
192
597
286
869
7.52
686
078
275
929
465
998
837
619
308
29
792
305
715
162
059
670
307,001
E. A. Bailev ; 295,612
A. W. Austin | 292,195
A. W. Austin ' 301,424
T.J. Streck 307,502
W. Z. Allen 1299,315
c,
m
1910
1413
44
1682
1213
881
1797
1089
1676
1320
1123
1645
910
74
51
676
1159
910
1373
1664
1615
1618
1076
842
981
1722
1087
130
1631
1490
657
1242
527
1158
1919
613
200
821
585
442
422
528
1453
2S7
361
466
1640
962
1446
632
664
1139
1411
920
343
886
316
1666
651
1000
2086
1405
1744
192
1184
571
73
922
1625
2141
1305
1687
1511
115
1306
2068
1255
1620
1473
447 :
113 :
1694 I
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550
390
13
458
336
242
499
299
464
363
301
450
252
19
15
(185
)186
(312
)313
241
379
452
452
453
(303
)304
(228
)229
268
473
295
34
(447
H48
(411
) 412
(179
) 180
(339
) 340
(149
U50
325
553
161
56
221
157
120
115
150
404
74
102
130
450
255
391
180
181
306
389
252
92
237
83
446
181
279
572
400
474
53
320
150
20
257
455
589
361
483
411
30
365
567
(334
)335
448
414
120
31
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Gazette.
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27
27
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26
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29
27
27
29
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28
29
27
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29
26
27
28
27
27
26
29
29
26
27
26
28
26
27
29
28
26
28
912
732
707
334
671
987
1173
66H
1151
1075
924
1247
706
384
12
931
88(i
1194
1049
311
312
219
982
647
766
591
851
1245
1117
.501
629
95
760
914
819
37
592
1042
.«i37
79
95
281
580
65
909
321
194
991
654
10.56
928
732
997
433
1095
882
331
948
731
406
807
347
478
936
811
456
183
313
416
685
870
1003
24
2.52
403
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26
26
28
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486 I 27
1141
288
83
391
878
510
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiaued.
Invention.
Name.
Ko.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Of
in
Official
G-azette.
Kest. Hen's
Nest. Hen's
Net. Hy-
Net. Fly-
Net for horses. !Fly-
Net for horses. Fly-
Net strings. Instrument for cutting fly-.
Net support. Mosquito.
Newspaper and letter holder
Newspaper-clip for doors . . ,
Night-light
Nippers. Police chain
Nippers. Police-
Nippers. Shear-cutting
Nitro-cellulose. Apparatus for the manufacture of
Nitro-cellulose. Manufacture of soluble
Non-conducting compound
Nose-bag
Nose-ring for swine
Nozzle. Exhaust-
Nozzle. Pipe-
Nozzle. Sheet-metal screw-
Numbering-machine
Nursery-chair
Nursery-chair. Convertible
Nut...'
Nut and bolt look
Nut-bearing. Ad,i ustable
Nut. Bolt-
Nut. Cap-
Nut. Divided screw-
Nut. Divided screw-
Nut-drilling machine
Nut-fastener
Nut. Lock-
Nut-lock
Nut-lock
Nut-lock
Nut-lock
Nut-lock
Nut-lock
Nut-lock -
Nut-lock -
Nut-lock .
Nut-lock -
Nut-lock .
Nut-lock .
Nut-lock -
Nut-lock .
Nut-lock .
Nut-lock .
Nut-lock -
Nut-look .
Nut-lock .
Nut-lock .
Nut-lock .
Nut-lock .
Nut-lock .
Nut-lock -
Nut-lock -
Nut-lock .
Nut-lock .
Nut-lock -
Nut-lock .
Nut-lock -
Nut-lock .
Nut-lock .
Nut-lock .
Nut-lock -
Nut-lock .
Nut-lock .
Nut-lock .
Nut-lock .
Nut-lock .
Nut-lock
Nut-lock -
Nut-lock .
Nut-lock .
Nut-lock .
Nut-lock .
Nut-lock .
Nut-lock -
Nut-lock -
Nut-lock .
Nut-lock -
Nut-lock .
Nut-loot .
I. B. Dillon ---
N. Mitchell
R. Brownson
E. G-. Studley
E. Brownson
D. Eischbeck
R. Brown.son
A. L. Edwards
D.,T. Rex
.1. Bingaman
S.Clarke
E. D. Bean
W. H. Shear
S. Taft
.T. W. Hyatt, F. V. Pool, J. Ever-
ding, j. H. Stevens, and W
"Wood.
F. V. Pool
W. S. Gnibb
0. C. Hayward
L. T. Slv'e
G. D. Hunter
M. Ward
M. O'Connor
ver-1
J. J. Hes.sclschweidt
J". E. "Walter and W. B. Montgomery.
A. B. Stevens
S. Gissinser
C. Van Dnsen
G. Edmonds
A. Johnson
C. D. Thatcher
G. S. Hilts
G. S. Hilts. (Reissue)
G.H. Webb
I. Brooke
S. Gissincer
F. H. Agnew
,T. P. Ball
C.E.Belding
G. Bowen
F. L. Brandon
H. G. Cadr
E. F. Campbell, L. C. Noble, and
M. G. Howe.
E. F. Campbell,
M. G. Howe.
A. B. Clark
E. -T. Clark
C. B. Cragin ....
G. P. Cragin
G. P. Cragin
S. B. Cragin
L.H. Davis
L. C. Noble, and
M. F. Dillon
M. F. Dillon
G. C.Ditzler
R. Dodsnn
A. Edgell
J. Fry
J. Giigour
J. W. Halev
J. W. Hawk --
A . Hebert and T. P. Butler
H. E. Husted, Jr
S.P.Kimball
E. H. and .1. H. Klemroth
A. E. Korh
J. T.LaDn
T. W. Lambert
S. A. Lpsan
J. C. McAfee . . ■. -
.T. C . McAfee
W. .T. McTighe
O. H. Mitchell
W. L. Moore
F. Murphy
A. Neutascbei'
.T. F- Plnmmer and H. P. Chapman
E. H. Rincer
W. H. Rotbermel -
H. Schwarzwalder
A. Searls
.T. H. Sbeehan
F. F. Stevens
H. Stone
.T. B Sntch and W. C. McElheny. .
G. W. Tegg
L. C. Thatcher
P. Thomas, J. E. Morris, .1. H.
Chattin, and J. T. Fi.sher.
C. Van Dusen
294,974
291,214
299,953
295,459
300,040
297,121
299,952
300,855
307,142
304,692
298,448
298,158
303,953
300,031
299,388
306,519
302.630
308.256
305,024
300,319
304,247
299,841
304,931
300,921
291,951
298.843
295,960
298,563
300,475
306,875
294,781
10.523
304,768
298,940
298,842
293,295
306,377
296,383
303,801
301,085
301,208
300,211
301,337
305.793
308,876
297,678
305,051
305,052
292,627
297,681
298,950
301,870
295,911
299,755
291,039
302,197
296,948
292,301
299,640
299,472
305,004
291,913
307,722
292,234
306.085
306,931
308,266
297,824
303,653
307,671
.303,446
294.900
302,860
299,838
292,507
293,085
304,280
291,945
291,.'i41
.307,147
302.441
296,361
291,642
293,113
291,811
304,148
Mar. 11
Jan. 1
June 10
Mar. 18
June 10
Apr. 22
June 10
June 24
Oct. 28
Sept. 9
May 13
May 6
Aug. 19
June 10
May 27
Oct. 14
•July 29
Nov. 18
Sept. 9
June 10
Aug. 26
June 3
Sept. 9
June 24
Jan. 15
May 20
Apr. 1
May 13
June 17
Oct. 21
Mar. 11
Sept. 23
Sept. 9
May 20
May 20
Felj. 12
Oct. 14
Apr. 8
Aug. 19
July 1
July 1
June 10
July 1
Sept. 30
Dec. 9
Apr. 29
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Jan. 29
Apr. 29
May 20
July 15
Apr. 1
June 3
Jan. 1
July 15
Apr. 15
Jan. 22
June 3
May 27
Sept. 9
Jan. 15
Nov. 4
Jan. 22
Oct. 7
Oct. 21
Nov. 18
Apr. 29
Aug. 19
Nov. 4
Aug. 12
Mar. 11
July 29
June 3
Jan- 29
Feb. 5
Aug. 26
Jan. 15
.Lan. 8
Oct. 28
July 22
Apr. 8
Jan. 8
Feb. 5
Jan. 8
Aug. 26
781
249
569
1407
680
1548
568
1750
1478
535
620
245
1361
667
1784
627
2019
1092
960
1034
1757
425
850
1829
1181
1110
79
753
1258
1097
531
1882
633
1229
1109
685
451
627
1163
10
174
914
338
1969
413
2280
993
995
2053
2287
1242
1027
21
335
28
1432
1323
1619
179
1888
939
1135
399
1534
67
1166
1104
2451
986
334
704
686
2304
423
1884
379
1800
1173
665
1483
1753
594
801
419
995
1628
216
70
152
389
184
427
1,52
477
394
146
176
63
377
182
C513
^514
553
396
262
286
480
110
(930
(231
500
329
311
24
212
345
291
148
525
173
348
310
183
122
173
320
4
47
246
93
.546
110
620
272
273
571
C622
i623
351
280
6
85
8
398
367
4.53
45
544
256
316
110
429
17
309
300
671
269
90
193
191
633
109
.526
103
491
327
189
395
481
165
225
112
279
444
292,601 ; Jan. 29 ; 2023 ; 563 ! 26
971
45
1039
1097
1059
310
1039
1266
297
924
6.52
.573
717
1056
889
123
395
.592
1004
1126
796
1002
984
1282
228
750
18
677
1172
222
926
1185
941
77-1
750
566
89
124
681
4
34
1100
64
1207
781
4.53
1016
1016
396
4.54
776
202
7
984
8
278
264
312
953
907
1001
22(1
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297
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.594
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648
431
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226
126
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118
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517
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391
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiuued.
511
Invention.
Niit-lock
Nut-lock
Xnt-lock
Xutlock-bending machine .
Nut-lock washer
Nut-machine conveyer
Nut-makiug machine
Nut-picks. Manufacture of
Nut-trimmiug machine
Nut-washej'
Nnt-waslier
Nuts and washers. Machine for making
Nuts. Locking-washer for jam-
Nut.s. Making hexagonal
Nuts to bolts. Locking
Oar
Oar
Oar-blades. Protection-tip for
Oar-lock -
Oar. Rowing-
Oat-drill
Oatmeal-cutter
Oatmeal-machine
Oatmeal-machine
Oatmcal-mill
Oculist.s and opticians. Trial-frame for
( )d(>meter
Ofl'al. Apparatus for and process of obtaining oil
aiid other matter from
Oidium. Composition for destroying the grape
< )il and glue from bones, &c. Extracting
Oil and other .substances from seeds, &c., by means
of solvents. Extracting
Oil . Apparatn.s for coloring
Oilcake press
Oil-cake-pressing apparatus
( )il-cakes. Machine for forming
Oil-can
Oil-can
Oilcan
Oilcan
Oil-can
Oil-can
Oilcan
Oil-can
Oil-can
Oilcan
Oil-can
( )il-can draft apparatus
Oil-can for machinery
Oil-can. Incased
< )il-can. Incased
( )ilclot)i. Machine for decorating .
Manufactirre of
Mannfacture of
Shelf
Oil-cloth.
Oil-cloth.
Oil-cloth.
Oil-cup
Oil-cup
Oil-cup
Oil-cup
Oil-cup -
Oil-cup
Oil-cup
Oil-cup
Oil-cuj)
Oil-cup
Oil-cup
Oil-cup
Oil-cup -
Oil-cup. Automatic
Oil-cup feeder
Oil-cup lubricator for engines
Oil for lubricating, &c. Composite
Oil for lubiicating, &c. Composite
Oil from cotton and othei' seed. Apparatus for ex-
tracting
Oil from cotton and other seed
Oil from oleaginous substances,
tracting
Oil from the earth used in refining oils or fats,
arating
Oil from" vessels upon the surface of the sea. Dis
charging
( )il-heating device
Oil. Lubricating- -
Oil. Manufacture of linseed-
Extracting
A pparatus for ex- )
Sep-
Oil-meal. Process of and apparatus for cooking .
Oil-press
Oil-press
Oil-]ire8s mat
Oil-press mat
Name.
I. T). "Weaver and C. G. Singer.
A. A. Wilder
C. A. Williams
J.B.Sutch
J. W. Morgan
M. D. Stedman
J.B. andL. C. Clark
H. M. Quackenbush
G. H. Fowler
W. A. .Jordan
W. A. Jordan
J. A shton
A.P.Neible
F. A. Hasenclever
B. H. Williams
S. Lindenberger
G. B. Stanton
G. W.Lingle
T. Maishall
F. A.Allen
H. Kehl
F. W. Kremer
G. H. Cormack
A. Swingle
J. C. HoUoway and C. A. Hudson. .
A. L. Smith and E. M. Cole
D. Almy..--
M. Ams
H. Do Chasseloup-Laubat .
F. Seltsam
F. X. Byerley
T. De Armon
W. Krutzsch
J. L. Mo.'s and N. Littell
W. D. Doremus
R. English
S. S. Getchell
J. A. Griswold
.1. W. .Jackison
M. A. W. Louis
J.C. Merrell
C. K. Peaslee
W. Snow
E. M. Turner
E. M. Turner
E. C. Anderson
C. I/. Eastham
J. A. Blankley-
C. H. Tallman
A. F. Buchanan
A. F. Buchanan. (Keissue)
J. McGavin and E. C. Sandford.
E. K. Riesenfeld
I. H. Congdon '
.1. J. Fawcett
F. Fink
F. Fink
R. A. Fi.sher
W. A. Foster
J. J. Irvine
H. L. .Tohnston
E. Lunkenheimer
F. Maucort and C. Thirion
P. Small
H. W. Stemmej-ich
W. H. Thomas
J. H. Wilkinson
■J. E. Worswick
W. H. Thomas
G. W. Banker
G. W. Banker
G. Leder
G. Leder
W. Krutzsch . . .
M. A. Beal
H. W. Gregory .
J. S. Klein
J. E. Gill
A. J. Adams . . .
J. H. Vaile
W. P. Callahan .
J. H. Vaile
C. S. Hamilton..
A. E. Osborn ...
No.
303,078
297,894
299,308
299,293
307,570
293,370
301,433
296
298,
299,
308
301
297,
306,
299,
298,
300,
301
294
309,
291,
297,
297,
307,
309
297,
303,
304.
450
742
987
,562
323
154
fill
447
41^5
915
,903
893
504
356
523
.503
882
855
858
481
687
297,354
308,436
307,707
304,
299,
296,
297,
300.
297,
299,
299,
293,
306,
298,
294,
308,
291,
.301,
305,
304,
300,
296,
299,
10,
293,
291,
290.
294,
309,
309,
293,
298.
300,
294,
299,
303,
297,
293.
298,
307,
297,
307,
294,
305.
307,
,390
,522
,186
,619
,450
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,469
,068
,468
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,874
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,389
962
411
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682
,248
,7.32
,462
,487
939
390
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840
,237
963
,980
,134
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,870
304
681
915
891
483
415
752
782
123
Date.
307,124
296,187
298,816
303,999
306,837
296,159
294,425
308,112 I
299,958 '
291,112
298,848
296,601
Aug. 5
Apr. 29
May 27
May 27
Nov. 4
Feb. 12
July 1
Apr. 8
May 20
June 10
Nov. 25
.July 1
Apr. 22
Oct. 14
May 27
May 13
.Tune 24
July 15
Mar. 11
Dec. 16
Jan. 1
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Nov. 11
Dec. 30
Apr. 29
Aug. 12
Sept. 9
Apr. 22
Nov. 25
Nov. 4
Sept. 2
June 3
Apr. 1
Apr. 29
.Tune 17
May 6
Mav 27
May 20
Feb. 12
Sept. 30
May 20
Fet. 26
Nov. 25
.Tan. 15
July 1
Sept. 16
Sept. 2
.Tuue 17
Apr. 1
June 3
Apr. 1
Feb. 12
Jan. 15
Apr. 8
Feb. 26
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
Feb. 12
May 20
June 24
Feb. 26
June 3
Aug. 19
Apr. 22
Feb. 19
May 20 i
Nov. 11
Apr. 22
Oct. 28
Mar. 11
Sept. 30 :
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Apr. 1
May 20
Aug. 2?
Oct. 21
Apr. 1
Mar. 4
Monthly
volume.
to
250
2530
1689
1669
204
781
456
702
990
611
1511
321
1587
752
1858
668
1825
1071
680
1230
417
2061
2039
618
1701
2487
750
526
1848
1338
384
137
22
347
2195
1226
17
1883
1389
898
2271
1147
1673
1270
1192
432
1088
453
1532
435
309
520
918
1107
636
1595
1676
1677
603
1264
1894
1763
526
1257
1778
1146
1201
634
2003
1835
.501
1956
1456
693
484
478
.58
209
:]23
124
193
276
165
412
88
437
198
534
188
499
294
190
332
119
563
557
170
461
6rtl
204
144
365
106
40
7
98,99
599
335
5
541
.396
243
629
322
461
348
332
116
297
125
421
122
78
145
249
325
175
443
4,55
4.55
1.59
359
.521
484
139
348
483
320
338
173
.547
495
389
1457 I 389
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•^^3 I \ 100
1079
1427
1053
314
112
Nov. 18 899
June 10
Jan. 1
May 20
Apr. 8
573
122
1116
900
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552
780
1293
772
1021
699
351
6.59
769
495
395
361
921
1204
293
293
67
745
28 ' 735
212
61
848
.556
1040
25
751
178
512
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continned.
Invention.
Oil-press mat
Oil-press mat
Oil-press plate
Oil-presses. Division-plate for
Oil-refineries. Apparatus for treating refuse from. . .
Oil. Removing oleine from linseed-
Qil-tant -
Oil-tank safety apparatus
Oil-tants. Preventing the accumulation of inflam-
mable gases in
Oils and fats from fish. Extracting
Oils and fats from oleaginous and fatty bodies. Ex-
traction of
Oils and fats. Kefining and deodorizing
OUs and fats. Treatment of
OUs and fatty matters from animal, vegetable, andmin-
eral substances. Apparatus for the extraction of
Oils. Apparatus for reducing, refining, and sepa- ?
rating hydrocarbon 3
Oils. Extraction of
OQs. Extraction of
Oils. Heating petroleum-
Oils. Process of and apparatus for chilling paraifine- .
Oils. Purifying or refining petroleum and other dis-
tillable
Oiler
OUer -
Oiler
Oiler. Car-axle
Oiler. Crank-pin
Oiler for bearings. Mechanical
Oiler for car-axle boxes
Oiler for car-axles
Oiler for .iournal-boxes
Oiler for loose pulleys
Oiler. Mechanical '
Oiler. Valve-
Oiling apparatus for vertical engines .
Oiling device. Wire-
Oiliug device. Wire-
Oiling device. Wire-
Oiling-pad for journal-boxes
Oiling shaft-bearings. Device for
Ointment for tetter
Opera-chair
Opera^chair
Opera-chair
Opera-chair
Opera-chair
Opera-chair
Opera-glass
Ordnance.
Ordnance.
Ordnance.
Ordnance.
Ordnance.
Ordnance
Ore, &c.
Breech-loading
Breech-loading
Breech-loading
Breech loading
Loading apparatus for
Loading device for
Apparatus for grinding and separating .
Ore-concentratiDg apparatus
Ore- concentrating apparatus
Ore-concentrating machine - . .
Ore-concentrator
Ore-concentrator
Ore-concentrator
Ore-concentrator
Ore-concentrator
Ore concentrator or separator
Ore concentrator. "Wet
Ore-crusher
Ore-crusher
Ore-crusher
Ore crusher and pulverizer
Ore desulphurizing and oxidizing furnace .
Ore drier and separator
Ore-elevator
Ore-furnace
Ore-grinder
Ore-jigger
Ore-pulverizer
Ore-pulverizer f
Ore pulverizer and separator
Ore-pulverizer. Rotary
Ore-pulverizing machine
Ore reducing and smelting furnace -
Ore-reducing apparatus
Ore-roasting furnace
Ore-roasting furnace. Revolving .
Ore-sample machine
Ore-sampling machine
Xame.
A. E. Osbom . .
J. H. VaUe ....
C. Woodman...
L. Andrews
H. McManus . -
T. H. Gray
R. Thayer
J. P. Relnecke.
J. P. Reinecke.
P. C. Vogellus -
I. A. Bang and C. A. Sanguinetti.
E. S. Wilson
L. 3.. Eriedburg
N. A. Pratt and G. W. Benson . . .
E. W. Strain.
L. H. Eriedburg
L. H. Eriedburg
M. J. Seymour
G. Cowing
R. Baynes and J. Eearenside, Jr.
J.S. Park
A. J. Spicer
C. A. Thompson
-T. Johnson and A. Hansen
C. H.Parshall
H. P. Humphrey
G. K. Waterhoiise
J. Gibbons and G. R. Meneely
W. H. Packer
W. D. Graves, Jr
H. P. Humphrey
S. D. Mershon
A. T. Balleutine
J. B. Oliver
J. Stubbe
J. Stubbe
J. Stephenson -
T. Y. Winter
M. Huggins - -
H. L. Andrews . . -
J. Dn Bois
E. G. Durant and E. Shupe
E. G. Durant and E. Shupe
G. J. Raffertv and A. F. Borden. . .
S. D. Sargent and B. A. Schade. . . .
C. Rothacker, Jr
G. A. Cassagnes
C. T. W. V. De Bange
H. and F. H. Dnrell
B.B.Hill
W. R. Elliott . - -
W. R. Elliott -
J.Wood
0. Han.son
F. Morris
J. W. BaUev and B. B. WarBeld. . .
A. D. Clarke
W. B, Kennedy and W. M. Nesbit-
J. L. Loorois
G. H. Malter
W. McDermott
J. W. Bailey
W. B. FarweU
J. D. Huntington
J. C. Wiswell
J.C. Wisw.Il
M. T. Van Derveer and J. Heaeman.
J. H. Rae ."
A.Seneff
W. A. Hartt
G. B. ST. Tower
No.
301,747
298,920
300.296
296.105
305,097
295,033
307,689
291,085
291,084
294.940
297,743
301,783
306,735
305,224
298,712
306.733
306,734
306,965
308.593
299,324
296,047
298,514
304,874
307,467
296,214
309,953
291.247
301,880
304.548
291.334
309,954
294,898
310,018
296,440
296,645
302,051
300,029
299,096
294,876
303,600
308.656
293,724
294,454
308.700
302,672
309.407
303,983
301,220
296,281
309,224
310,038
301,811
306,987
308,410
302,350
291,270
291.984
300,479
209,235
307,560
292,245
302,816
300,701
302.566
296,096
307,513
305.357
303,456
294,157
296,560
A. B. Paige
B. F. Cruzan and J. J. Robinson .
293,378
! 304,125
' 302,545
D. V. Goodson-- i 306,145
J. B. Sweetland i 292,384
J. D. Huntington I 302,256
J. B. Gagnon ' 299,772
J. W. Bailey ! 302,817
J. C. ITewbery, J. L. Morley, and B. 303,586
Cleveland.
N. Clement 291.294
ISr. M. Langdon 294,795
M. B. Dodge 302,625
D. W. Bnmton 304.259
T. T. Eyre 299,920
Date.
July 8
May- 20
June 10
Apr. 1
Sept. 16
Mar. 25
Nov. 4
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Mar. 11
Apr. 29
July 8
Oct. 21
Sept. 16
May 13
Oct.. 21
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Dec. 2
May 27
Apr. 1
May 13
Sept. 9
Nov. 4
Apr. 1
Dec. 30
Jan. 1
July 15
Sept. 2
Jan. 1
Dec. 30
Mar. 11
Dec. 30
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
July 15
June 10
May 20
Mar. 11
Aug. 19
Dec. 2
Feb. 19
Mar. 4
Dec. 2
July 29
Dec. 16
Aug. 26
July 1
Apr. 1
Dee. 16
Dec. 30
Julv 8
Oct. 21
Nov. 25
July 22
Jan. 1
Jan. 15
June 17
May 27
Nov. 4
Jan. 22
July 29
June 17
July 29
Apr. 1
Nov. 4
Sept. 16
Aug. 12
Feb. 26
Apr. 8
Feb. 12
Aug. 26
July 29
Oct. 7
Jan. 22
July 22
June 3
July 29
Aug. 12
Jan. 1
Mar. 11
July 29
Aug. 26
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Monthly
volume.
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1206
1029
252
1034
1642
359
84
82
730
2363
906
913
1223
940
912
913
1209
6
1703
184
698
768
68
388
1823
286
1043
350
396
1824
684
1900
689
930
1243
665
1424
657
924
96
1207
146
159
2070
1115
1405
186
487
873
1923
949
1239
1304
1637
319
1220
1264
1399
189
1551
2248
1562
1927
241
125
1392
720
1793
848
792
1595
1898
152
1723
235
340
278
74
288
98
24
24
644
243
334
;261
'262
243
322
2
53
197
211
18
110
490
80
286
96
111
491
191
512
190
267
344
181
406
252
25
334
39
42
568
299
388
50
136
232
518
2.57
330
356
449
89
340
347
459
53
434
616
(428
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. 529
71
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491
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89,90
2249
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3.50
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5.51
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2014
.551
1773
484
514
136
166
770
1121
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1145
436
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173
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712
185
185
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716
670
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728
923
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1098
181
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641
320
58
235
1173
853
405
300
433
1228
379
49
393
1087
594
777
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587
766
374
28
332
297
987
433
622
63
930
394
799
1019
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Coutinued.
513
Invention.
Ore-separating machine.
Ore-separator
Magnetic .
Ore-separator
Ore-separator
Oro-separator
Ore-separator
Ore-separator
Ore-separator
Ore-separator
Ore separator and concentrator .
Ore separator. Dry.
Ore separator.
Ore separator.
Ore-separator.
Ore-separator.
Dry.
Dry
Magnetic .
Magnetic .
Ore separator. Magnetic-iron-
Ore-washer shafts. Base-plate for the teeth of
Ores and for other purposes. Apparattis for treating.
Ores and metals. Machine for separating and con-
centrating
Ores. Apparatus for disintegrating
Ores, &c. Apparatus for pulverizing
Ores. Apparatus for treating
Ores. &c. Apparatus for the gradual reduction and ^
separation of J
Ores hy electrolysis. Chloridizing
Ores for amalgamation and desulphurizing the same.
Preparins
Ores, &c. Machine for pulverizing
Ores, &c. Machine for pulverizing
Ores, &c. Machine for pulverizing
Ores, &c. Machine for reducing
Ores, &c. Machine for reducing
Ores. Machine for washing and concentrating
Ores, &c. Machinery for concentrating
Ores. Process of and furnace for smelting and re-
ducing
Ores. Pulverizing, desulphurizing, and otherwise
treating metalliferous
Ores. Purifying hyposulphite solutions used in
leaching
Organ-action _
Organ attachment. Reed-
Organ-case
Organ case. Cabinet-
Organ case. Keed-
Organ. Hand-
Organ. Pipe-
Organ. Eeed-
I
Organ. Eeed-
Organ. Eeed-
Organ. Eeed-
Organ. Eeed-
Organ. Eeed-
Organ. Eeed-
Organ. Eeed-
Organ stop-action. Eeed-
Organ-treadle
Organs. Combination stop-action for .
Organs. Fall-board for reed-
Organs. Key-frame brace for reed- . . .
Organs. Tremolo for reed-
Name.
I
Ornament for personal wear
Ornaments from metals, &e. Producing
Ornamentation of glazed emameled surfaces
Ornamentation of metal and other surfaces. .
Ornamenting enameled or glazed .surfaces. . .
Ornamenting enameled or glazed surfaces . . .
Ornamenting enameled or glazed surfaces
Ornamenting enameled or glazed surfaces. - -
Ornamenting enameled or glazed surfaces
Ornamenting glazed and enameled surfaces .
Ornamenting glazed or enameled surfaces —
Oscillating chair
Oscillating engine
Oscillating meter
Oscillating meter
Oscillating meter
Oscillating meter
Oven
Oven. Bake-
Oven. Baking-
33 PAT
G. W. L. Carter
P. E. Brown
r. E. Brown
H.P.Fairfield
H. P. Fairfield
H. P. Fairfield and L. A. Sliead .
H. P. Fairfield and L. A. Shead .
G. McKay and H. P. Fairfield . . .
L. A. Shead and H. P. Fairfield .
L. Skinner
W. L. Card and J. C. Dane
W. L. Card and J. C. Dane
W. L. Card and .J. C. Dane
E. A. Eipley and J. Bridgford . . .
F. V. Eouleau
C. Faber
G. Lauder
T. E. Timby
M. Lane
H. B. Meech
F. A. Liickenbach
T. E. Jordan
T. W. B. Mumford and E. Moodie.
H. E. Cassel
C. E. Squire
J. C. Blevney.
J. C. Blevney.
■T. C. Blevney.
G. and A. Eaymond .
G. and A. Eaymond .
J. C. TViswell
T. B. Sharp
J. K. GrifiBu
F. A. Luckenbach .
E. H. Eussell.
C.E.Ford
"W. Hofer
J. A. Warren
0. C.Whitney
M. Clark
C. and F. Pietschmann .
J.W. Steere
M.Clark
F. F. Franceschini.
J. B. Hamilton
J. B. Hamilton
J. Hessler
E. L. Mundv
F. W. Peloribet.---
H. Wegman
0. C.Whitney
>T. Hessler
F.J. Steere
M.Clark
E. S. Votey
E. H. Loring
W.D.Smith
W. C. Edge
H.Abbott
T. Courtright
H. Abbott
H. Abbott
H. Abbott
H. Abbott
H. Abbott --
H. Abbott
H. Abbott
C. Wetterhan
J. O. GUbert
Ko.
292.096
291,872
305,284
292,637
292,638
295,992
295,993
291,067
296,075
302,951
300.042
300,043
.300.044
306.778
296,068 I
294,021
299,232
296,251
306,266
308,510
291,367
300,019
309,729
300,951
309,168
309.187
309,188
309,189
293,786
293,787
300,426
303,889
299,637
295,125
295,886
292,478
294,621
295,214
297.212
296,134
307.222
304,. 576
292,099
298,840
293,454
295,868
300,777
304,544
301,000
299,707
297,211
293,462
304,575
303,119
305.724
292,439
296,636
298,358
310,112
305,512
309,910
309,911
309,913
309,914
309,915
310,111
309,912
308,022
294,219
300,625
300,026
Date.
Jan. 15
Jan. 15
Sept. 16
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
.Tan.
Apr.
Aug.
June 10
June 10
June 10
Oct. 21
Apr. 1
Feb. 26
May 27
Apr. 1
Oct. 7
Nov. 25
Jan. 1
Sept. 30
Dec. 23
June 24
Dec. 9
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
June 17
Aug. 19
June 3
Mar. 11
Mar. 25
Jan. 29
Mar. 4
Mar. 18
Apr. 22
Apr. 1
Oct. 28
Sept. 2
Jan. 15
May 20
Feb. 12
Mar. 25
June 24
Sept. 2
June 24
June 3
Apr. 22
Feb. 12
Sept. 2
Aug. 5
Sept. 23
Jan. 22
Apr. 8
May 13
Dec. 30
Sept. 23
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
Deo. 30
Nov. 11
Feb. 26
Monthly
volume.
Pi
1348
1086
1.305
2063
2064
121
124
63
217
92
683
685
686
975
210
1593
1594
438
306
1429
431
2261
1529
1860
793
827
828
829
1295
1297
1199
1271
174
981
1976
1848
342
1104
1669
288
1569
389
1351
1107
883
1948
1656
346
1918
282
1667
893
386
301
1870
1802
940
523
2030
1605
1772
1773
1776
1776
1777
2029
1774
786
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574
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(123
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391
(122
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(415
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218
219
219
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^359
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^360
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352
44
269
515
95
305
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82
420
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\ 380
310
239
539
454
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528
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(453
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June 17 j 1448
June 17 1450
L. H. Nash
L.H.Nash
L. H.Nash ; 300,627
L.H.Nash ! 300,628 j June 17 ■ 1452
309,366 } Dec. 16 : 1066
301,319 I July 1 i 313
305,113 ! Sept. 16 , 1073
W. H. Thompson.
W. H. Albach . - - -
J. L. Sharp
479
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511
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400
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397
397
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1059
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746
854
84
56
667
79
1262
1006
1287
856
870
870
870
683
684
1161
701
952
1004
1204
363
887
1010
331
56
314
260
750
603
1200
1249
880
1298
973
331
605
888
511
1183
347
187
633
1118
1131
1069
1069
1069
1069
1069
1117
1069
.527
790
1207
1207
1208
1208
914
60
1032
514
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Oven. Bating-
Oven for drying cores or molds
Oven-grate
Oven. Portable
Preparing.
Oven. Portable bate-
Oven-shelf
Oven-shelf. Automatic
Ovens. Heat-indicator for
Overalls
Overalls
Overalls - -
Overcoat
Overcoat
Overcoat
Overflow-trap for wash-basins, bath-tubs, &c
Overflow-trap for wash-basins, bath-tubs, &c
Overshoe
Overshoe
Overshoe
Overshoe
Overshoe -
Overshoe or arctic
Overshoe. Rubber
Overshoe. Rubber
Overshoe. Rubber
Overshoes. Machine for securing wearing-plates to
rubber
Ox-shoes. Die for mating
Oxidizing and chloridizing furnac«
Oyster-ciamp
Oyster-culture. Apparatus for
Oysters. Machine for opening
Ozocerite and other solid hydrocarbons.
Package and book holder
Package-box
Package-fastener
Package. Liquid-containing
Package. _ Merchandise-
Package-tie
Packages of varying sizes. Device for indicating )
and registering 5
Packer for oil-wells. Gas and water
Packing and show box. Combined
Packing. Asbestus joint-
Packing. Asbestus steam-
Packing-box _ . .
Packing-box
Packing box or cartridge for various articles
Packing-box. Reshipping
Packing-box. Reshipping
Packing-can
iPacking. Car-axle
Packing. Composition for steam- -
Packing condenser-tubes
Packing. Cupped-leather piston-
Packing for blowing-engines. Piston-
Packing for piston and valve rods. Metallic
Packing for pi.stons. Anti-friction
Packing for rail-joints. Molded
Packing for stuffing-boxes ^
Packing for stuffing-boxes. MetaUic
Packing, lubricating, and cooling the pistons of air-
compressors.
Packing. Metallic
Metallic -
Metallic
Metallic ring
Metallic rod
Packing.
Packing.
Packing.
Packing.
Packing-pad
Packing. Pipe-joint .
Packing. Piston
Packing. Piston-
Packing. Piston-
Packing. Piston-
Pacting. Piston-
Packing. Piston-rod
Packing. Rod-
Packing salt, flour, &c. Machine for
Packing. Stuffing-box
Packing vessels or cans. Construction of.
Pad:
See Blotting-pad.
Bronzing-pad.
Collar-pad.
Copying-pad.
Corset-pad.
Harness-pad.
Harness sweat-pad.
Heating o r cooling
pad.
Paddle-wheel ,
Paddle-wheel. Feathering
Inklng-pad.
OUing-pad.
Packing-pad.
Press-pad.
Saddle-pad.
Saddle sweat-pad.
Stair-pad.
Sweat-pad.
Theiino-electrical pad.
Name.
"W. A. F. "Wieghorst.
B. F. Wattins
~W. H. Keating .
L. Dathis
E.P.Geneste
L. L. Culver
L. T. JSTewell
E. G. Nunn....
"W. A. Dawson ■
D. Lubin
W. G. Tenner
H. Emanuel
J. A. C. Hamill
A. J. Tower
W. T. Jebb
W. T. Jebb
D.Hall
H. O. Hooper
G. A. Lewis
E. A. Saunders
-J. E. Whitehouse
J. B. Belcher .
■T. P. Anshutz
L Piles
r. Richardson
F. Richardson . . -
H. T. Russell
J. R. Brett
C.Drake
C. Schmitz
L. A. Amouroux
J. CO. Chemin
C.Huff
T. Schmidt
E. C. Bruen
J . M. Stimpson
G. A. Spross and R. Meeker . . .
T. E. Lewis
C. Heraje
E. B. Frew
S. and J. R. Toay
"W. A. Fries
W. A. Fries
C. H. Morgan
J. -W. G.Smith
V. A. Billette--
J. S. Parker and W. M. Baker
T.M.Stone
J. T.Walker
"W. H. Wright
J. H. Cheever
J". "Wilson
A. Campbell
P. L. Weinier
C.T. Sleeper
C. Richards
J. J. Freund
A. BeldaTn
,J. J. Crowley - -
C.F.Ruff -J -
No.
S. Armstrong
T. Johns. - - -
J. Tennant and .J. Hattersley
J. "Wheelock
E. P. Monroe
I. B. Wollard
C. T. Bride
A. H. Barendt and C. W. Carter
L. Gray
"W. Heston
A. MacLaine
E. Suctow
T. A. Myers
L. Katzenstein
R. Radley
J. D. Richardson
F. A. Walsh
A.S.Morrison 301,746 July 8 8C4
M.H.Depue 299.752 June 3 330
302,457
298,803
301,372
292,544
296,284
306.323
299,672
306.030
295,619
309,, 578
299,702
294,599
301.118
310,095
299,476
302.140
300.774
306.830
296,978
298.239
301,311
296,115
306,804
306.951
305,964
308,988
307,145
305,788
299.756
301,285
295,611
297.766
300.979
292,863
305,892
308,106
305,977
303,528
301,591
295,747
296.367
295,748
295,749
300,721
310,091
300,748
295,046
:«9,n92
291,557
296,098
:i07,436
295,136
308, 2S9
301.541
300,653
307.334
307.385
292,783
291,160
296,462
308,546
301,605
306,293
297,891
293,189
309,327
303,615
307,831
306,482
308,1.58
298,871
300,815
296,295
301,998
298,501
307,592
291,437
Date.
July 22
May 20
July 1
Jan. 29
Apr. 1
Oct. 7
June 3
Sept. 30
Mar. 25
Aug. 12
June 3
Mar. 4
July 1
Dec. 30
May 27
July 15
June 24
Oct. 21
Apr. 15
May 6
July 1
Apr. 1
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Sept. 30
Dec. 9
Oct. 28
St-pt. 30
June 3
July 1
Mar. 25
Apr. 29
•Tune 24
Feb. 5
Sept. 30
Nov. 18
Sept. 30
Aug. 12
July 8
Mar. 25
Apr. 8
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
June 17
Dec. 30
June 17
Mar. 11
Dec. 30
Jan. 8
Apr. 1
Nov. 4
Mar. It
Nov. 18
July 8
JiTne 17
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Feb. 5
Jan. 1
Apr. 8
Nov. 25
July 8
Oct. 7
Apr. 29
Feb. 5
Dec. 16
Aug. 19
Nov. 11
Oct. 14
Nov. 18
May 20
June 24
Apr. 1
July 15
May 13
Nov. 4
Jan. 1
Monthly
volume.
P.
1772
1063
387
1948
490
384
239
2275
1628
870
277
317
56
2007
1892
1351
1653
1044
1362
302
305
266
1009
1194
2182
561
1481
1965
335
275
1619
2392
1893
103
2100
893
2200
807
6C(i
1789
600
1790
1791
1.585
1999
1616
878
1868
685
244
22
1000
1071
.597
1492
1729
1800
6
184
716
1486
691
337
2527
534
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935
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581
954
1143
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508
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545
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147
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504
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290
163
411
462
484
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198
404
191
91
692
142
270
256
151
153
261
321
464
141
327
194
65
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983
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
515
Invention.
Paddle-wheel. Feathering
Paddle-wheel. Feathering
Paddle-wheel for 8teaml)oats, &c
Paddle-wheel. Submerged feathering .
Padlock
Padlock
Padlock
Padlock
Padlock
Padlock
Padlock-case
Padlock. Indicator-
Padlock. Permutation-
Padlock. Permutation-
Padlock. Permutation-
Padlock. Permutation-
Padlock. Seal-
Padlock. Seal-
Padlock. Seal-
■ Pail.
Pail.
Pail.
Pail.
Pail.
Pail
Paging and numbering machine
Chamber-
Chamber-
Dinner-
Dinner-
Dinner-
Dinner-
Pail-handle, &c
Pail, tub, or barrel
Paint
Paint
Paint
Paint -
Paint
Paint
Paint
Paint and other cans.
Paint-can
Paint-can
Paint-can
Paint-cleaning compound
Paint. Composition for roof-
Paint. Composition of matter to be used as a fire and
water protective
Paint compound for roofs, &c
Paint-distributer
Paint-distributer
Paint. Fire and water proof
Paint. Fire and water proof
Paint. Fire and water proof roof-
Paint. Fire and water proof roofing-
Paint for ships' bottoms, dry-docks, &c. Compo.si-
tion
Paint. Liquid
Stand and press for .
Paint-mills. Cooling apparatus for
Paint. ■ Mixed
Paint. Mixed
Paint. Mixed
Paint-mixer
Paint-pail
Paint to wire. Apparatus for applying
Paints. Base for
Paints. Manufacturing
Paints. Package for mixed
Painter's sizing. Fresco-
Painting bobbins, &c. Apparatus for
Painting composition
Painting on gla-ss. Decorative
Painting portraits, figures, and landscapes. Hand-.
Painting wire fences. Apparatus for
Painting wire screens. Apparatu.s for
Paintings and other analogous works of art. Canier
for
Palates. Suction-valve for artificial
Pall-bearer and luggage hook -
Pan:
See Amalgamating-pan.
Ash-pan.
Baking-pan.
Dish-pan.
Dust-pan.
Panel
E vaporatin g-pan .
Grinding-pan.
Locomotive ash-pan.
Vacuum-pan.
Panel and wood trimming
Panel for walls, ceilings, &c
Pannier
Pantaloon-stretcher
Pantaloons
Pantaloons. Device for protecting and elevating the
legs of
Pantaloons. Device for shaping
Pants or drawers
Pants-protector
Paper and card cutter
Name.
C. L. Petersen
C. L. Petersen
R. P. Farris :
T.A.Cook
H. P. Appleton
C. W. .Tudson
A. F. Martens
I. yv. Moore
"W. W. Richards
P.Seiler
F. W. Smith
A. .Tackson. (Reissue)
J. W. Bruff and W. E. T. Merrill.
R. D. Green
I. W. Moore
C. E. and E. G. Smith
S.G. Cabell
J. H. Phillips
D.B. Reeve
C . Se ybold
C. H. Panlus
G. L. Reynolds
"W. H. Carbaugh
C. C. and S. H. Dudley
A. A. Foos
T. F. Freel
S. C.Cary
.T. ~W. "Weston
L. Brown
A. Buzolich and T. K. Smith .
A. Buzolich and T. K. Smith .
•T. H. Greene
E. H. Hague
.T. A. Shephard
.T. A. Shepbard. (Reissue)...
F. R. Grout
■W.Kuehn.
E. Norton
E. Norton
A. S. Cluff. -
S. N.Metzler
F. L. Putt and J. B. Stratton .
E. Clark
L. Walkup
J. P. Whipple
C. TIT. Colony
M. 0. Fisher
C. S. Fowler and R. H. Fo.ss
C. H. Phillips and W. M. Taylor . .
J.H.Dilks
G. T. Lewis
L. E. Fuller and J. H. Macanlcy
W. D. Folger
H. Little
H. C.Pettv-
R. H. Smith
J. T. Brien
W. H. Sawyer
A. E. Brockett
R. M. Breinig
E. T. Mason and F. A. Bergman
H. De Rossi
L. C. Baldwin
R. H. Dickinson and J. Allie
E. J. Irlande
0. H. Orton
A. L. Marsau and H. C. Hill
C, T.Shipley
C. Marot
J. L. P. Leman
A.M.Scott
R. A. Adams --
F. Mankey
L. C. Tiffany . .
.T. Schoenhof . . .
Z. M. Johnson .
H. F. Engels...
.J. J. Adgate.--
C. Hatton
P. Gottheimer -
C. Wenzel
J.E.Tylee
No.
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203
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296.
304,
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294,
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304
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293.770
293,912
291,680
309,137
294,217
300, .'i91
308,.343
304,478
298,941
291.077
291,078
309,846
297,074
303,330
10,.')28
295,492
294,790
298,018
304,350
299,351
301,742
299.088
306,.320
298,138
392,189
304,911
296.324
300.912
309,490
308,066
297,139
295,620
,307,451
293,045
301.140
290,792
304,291
298.896
291.142
304.902
298.393
308,143
296.506
304.414
.308,164
296,348
308.506
309.303
295,030
306,627
309,408
294,838
309,070
299,181
308,990
300,609
291,473
302.643
307.460
294,032
309,116
303,472
Date.
Jan. 8
Feb. 12
Oct. 7
Apr. 15
Sept. 9
May 13
Feb. 26
Nov. 4
Sept. 2
Dec. 2
Julv 1
Jan. 29
Apr. 8
Sept. 23
Dec. 9
Aug. 5
.Tan. 22
Oct. 28
Dec. 9
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Jan. 8
Dec. 9
Feb. 26
.Tune 17
Nov. 95
Sept. 2
May 20
Jaii. 8
Jan. 8
Dec. 30
Apr. 15
Aug. 12
Sept. 30
Mar. 18
Mar. 11
May 6
Sept. 2
May 27
July 8
May 20
Oct. 7
May 6
Jan. 22
Sept. 9
Apr. 8
Oct. 21
Dec. 10
Nov. 18
Apr. 22
Mar. 25
Nov. 4
Feb. 5
July 1
Apr. 15
Sept. 2
May 20
Jan. 1
Sopt. 9
May 13
Nov. 18
Apr. 8
Sept. 2
Nov. 18
Apr. 8
Nov. 25
Dec. 16
Mar. 11
Oct. 14
Dec. 16
Mar. 11
Dec. 9
May 27
Dec. 9
.Tune 17
Jan. 1
July 29
Nov. 4
Feb. 26
Dec. 9
Aug. 12
Monthly
volume.
p.
941
943
390
1051
,528
6,57
16,52
93
207
65
281
2267
791
1813
762
227
1752
1.568
560
544
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14.59
848
747
1870
1.390
1208
249
1229
846
847
1680
1476
565
2292
1457
542
72
80
1744
801
1415
381
218
1405
825
548
1145
1215
847
1570
1634
49
326
99
1127
8
1177
103
803
563
938
773
165
961
580
1421
1063
859
772
1116
611
662
1535
569
1421
571
2036
59
1609
723
264
257
104
296
144
186
4.50
24
61
18
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627
218
505
206
63
488
419
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3.54
403
237
201
511
365
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283
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71
215
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710
54
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537
681
712
158
848
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1198
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774
1,58
158
1053
293
564
1270
1106
928
.541
831
882
165
809
70
568
286
979
110
230
942
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313
1143
379
502
21
229
816
764
31
975
641
563
1.53
846
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110
666
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983
149
924
940
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841
811
1207
102
398
381
749
844
598
516
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Paper and protecting the same in the roll. Beel and
rod for winding
Paper. Apparatus for feeding sheets of
Paper articles. Ornamenting
Paper bag -
Paper hag
Paper bag
Paper hag - -
Paper hag
Paper-hag holder
Paper-bag holder
Paper -hag holder
Paper-bag machine
Paper-hag machine
Paper-bag machine
Paper-bag-machine attachment .
Paper-bag rack
Paper hag. Soft-tie
Paper hags. Making soft-tie
Paper bags. Tubing and printing
Paper barrel
Paper barrels. Manufacture of cylindrical and pris-
matical
Paper berry-pail. Folded-
Paper. Blank music-
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box
Paper box.
Paper box
Paper box
Paper-box-covering machine
Paper box. Folding
Paper-box machine
Paper-box machine
Paper-box machine
Paper-box scoring and folding machine .
Paper boxes. Flap-retainer for
Paper boxes. Machine for cutting straw-hoard for .
Paper-calendering machine
Paper-clip
Paper clip, cutter, and rule. Combined
Paper, cloth, &c. Manufacture of wood-grain
Paper, cloth, &c. Manufacture of wood-grain
Paper, cloth, or other fabric into two or more ply.
Machine for foi-ming
Paper. Composition of matter for giving a metallic
surface to
Paper-creasing machine
Paper-cutter and die-press
Paper-cutter block
Paper-cutting machine
Paper-cutting machine
Paper-cutting machine
Paper-cutting machine
Paper-cutting machine
Paper-cutting machine
Paper. Device for holding, catting, and stamping
wrapper-
Paper-drying machines. KegTilator for
Paper-fastener
Paper-feeding device
Paper-feeding device
Paper-feeding machine
Paper. Fire-proof
Paper fixture. Tsilet-
Paper fixture. Wrapping or toilet
Paper floor
raper-floor block
Name.
J. L. Firm .
F. C. Thielscher . . .
"W". A. Pike
L. D. Benner
G. 0. Blowers
J. P. Onderdonk . . .
J. P. Onderdonk. . .
C. Van Hoeseu
A. Brown
F. B. Cunningham.
G. N. Fenn
O. W.Allison
O.W.Allison
W. B. Purvis
J. Perry. .Tr
W. Mack
J. Arkell
J. Arkell
A. .T. Boynton
J. Cosgrbve
H. Miichsack
G. W.Lane...
N. Drew
C. M.Arthur.
G. A. Bisler . .
G. A. Bisler . .
J. F. Gooding
E. Gowdy and C. B. Russell .
0. M. Hamilton
A. G. Hohenstein
A. G. Hohenstein
1. W. Hollett
J. C. Hurd
J.C.Hurd
G. L. Jaeger
G. L. Jaeger
G. L. Jaeger
T. Marburg
E. B. Munson
E. B. Munson
H. S. Munson
H. S. Munson
J. W. Tatum
A. G. Wilson
A. G.Wilson
A. G.Wilson
M. F. Wilson
L. Weston
C. W.Elliott
P. Abbott
I. T. Brown
M. Marques
G. W. Glazier and J. B. Rollins
J . C. Bauer
G. H. Dickerman .
M. Solinger
F. Miillcr and E. M. Fasch
W. H. Castles
G. F. and J. W. Mclndoe. .
G. F. and J. W. Mclndoe. .
W.H. Rankin
J. Fransecky . . .
J. E. Stannard..
J. H. Lawlor . . .
W. J. Griffin . .
R. Atherton
S. Brown
H. T. C. Kraus
W. H. Latiis....
E. R. Sheridan .
J. A.White .-..
•A. Brown
A. H. Morrison . .
E. W. BaU
J.Arkell
A. Sedgwick
G. White
D. A. Brown
S.Wheeler
S.Wheeler
W. E. Rockwood
W. E. Rockwood
Xo.
297,775
29.5.055
308.896
304.')n3
29fi.ll7
204,403
21IO,8Tt
303.890
291,480
303..'5ei
203.728
298,710
299 097
293.353
.304.7.50
298,870
298.152
298,153
301,084
309,768
306,632
306,406
301,577
307.897
301,791
303,611
299,777
292,802
.306,745
304.525
.309.052
306.253
292.228
298,384
292,653
292,654
.306.620
291,615
306,172
308,190
293,061
306,509
291,805
292,606
303,778
306,668
306,304
296,257
307,034
207,484
307.4.30
305,830
306,824
296,510
297,576
206,080
302,579
305,665
205,657
295,658
.302,938
299,372
298,425
296,191
303,725
307,372
299,457
296,184
306,626
293,200
303,903
304,068
304,444
30,5,040
291,829
308,285
308,110
296,722
297,044
297,045
302.943
302,942
Date.
Apr. 29
Apr.
Dec.
Sept.
Apr.
Mar.
Apr. 15
Aug. 19
Jari, 8
Aug. 12
Feb. 19
May 20
MaV 27
Feb. 12
Sept. 9
May 20
May 6
May 6
jTily 1
Dec. 23
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
.Tuly 8
Nov. 11
July 8
Aug. 19
June 3
Feb. 5
Oct. 21
Sept. 2
Dec. 9
Oct. 7
Jan. 22
May 13
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Oct. 14
Jan. 8
Oct. 7
Nov. 18
Feb. 5
Oct. 14
Jan. 8
Jan. 29
Aug. 19
Oct. 14
Oct. 7
Apr. 1
Oct. 21
Apr. 22
Nov. 4
Sept. 30
Oct. 21
Apr. 8
Apr. 29
Apr. 1
July 29
Sept. 23
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Aug. 5
May 27
May
Apr.
Aug.
Oct.
May
Apr.
Oct.
Feb.
Aug.
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
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J 202
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216
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271
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162
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168
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357
28
1523
418
28
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58
28
980
269
28
1017
284
26
1125
307
29
908
248
29
1046
27
1443
398
27
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398
27
80
24
28
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24
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844
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247
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114
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670
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124
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175
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988
448
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826
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401
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145
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574
505
121
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302
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159
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373
1216
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1.55
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383
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1151
11.51
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886
647
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705
753
852
1014
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599
557
214
286
286
470
470
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
517
Invention.
Paper-folding machine
Paper-folding machine
Paper-folding machine
Paper-folding machine
Paper-folding machine
Paper-folding machine
Paper- folding machine
Paper- folding machine
Paper- folding machines. Tension device for tapes of
Paper for hoilei ■covering
Paper for checks and otlier documents of value. Safe-
ty-
Paper for checks, &c. Manufacture of
Paper for checks, notes, stamps, &c. Preparation,
&c., of
Paper for surgical or toilet use. Medicated
Paper friction-wheel
Paper from grain-cuticles. Manufacture of
Paper from rolls. Device for holding and cutting . .
Paper-hanger's holder
Paper-hanger's table
Paper-lianging device
Paper-holder
Paper-holder
Paper-holder
Paper -holder
Paper holder and cutter. EoU- . .-
Paper holder and cutter. Web-
Paper holder and cutter. "Web-
Paper-holder, calendar, and blotter. Combined
Paper holder. Ornamental and fly
Paper holder. Toilet and wrapping
Paper in a continuous web. Apparatus for and pro-
cess of tub-sizing, air-drying, and calendering
Paper in shipment. Device for protecting the ends
and comers of rolls of
Paper-machine
Paper-machines. Automatic guide for
Paper-machines. Joining the ends of wire-cloth for. .
Paper-machines. Machine for preparing pulp for
Paper. Machinery for manufacturing ornamental . . -
Paper. Making and preparing
Paper-making machine
Paper-making machine
Paper-making machine
Paper-making machines. Dandy-roll for
Drive for
Joint for steam-pipes in . .
Method of and device for
Paper.
Paper.
Paper.
Paper.
Paper-making machines
Paper-making machines.
Paper-making machines.
washing the felt in
Paper-making machinery
Paper-making. Eag-engine for
Paper-making. Kag-engine for
Paper-making. KoU for use in
Paper manufacture from the plant galega
Paper. Manufacture of
~ Manufacture of
Manufacture of
Manufacture of ornamental
Manufacture of waxed
Paper or letter box
Paper or pamphlet holder
Paper package-box
Paper packase-box
Paper. Package of sheets of
Paper-perforating device
Paper-perforating machine
Paper piping
Paper, &c. Process of and apparatus for bleaching
waste
Paper. Process of and machine for sizing or coloring .
Paper pulley
Paper-pulp. Apparatus for treating wood for
Paper-pulp, &c. Bleaching
Paper-pulp digester
Paper-pulp digester
Paper -pulp from wood. Process of and apparatus
Mr manufacturing
Paper-pulp-grinding engines. Securing the knives
in
Paper-pulp. Machine for forming hollow ware from.
Paper-pulp. Machine for grinding
Paper -pulp. Machine for the reduction of wood, \
&c., to 5
Paper-pulp, &c. Machinery for molding drums or
barrel-bodies from
Paper-pulp. Manufacture of
Paper-pulp-saving machine
Name.
A. Bascom
F.G. Beach
A. H. Gale
F. C. Hellmnth . .
C. Kahler
J. H. Stonemetz .
J. H. Stonemetz .
J. H. Stonemetz .
J. H. Stonemetz .
D. L. Hughes.. . .
F. Nowlan
K. C. Menzies .
W. J. Clapp . .
S. Wheeler
W. E. Rockwood .
W. L. Teter
J. H. Earl
T. P. Heinemann .
L. A. Toung
G. W. Schock ....
A. C. Moore
I. S. Mudgett
M. P. Newbury. . .
C. A. Spiegel
E. W. Hopking...
C. C. Johnson
C. C. Johnson
C.DeVos
V. G. Tansey
S. Wheeler
W D. Kites andE. D. Eillio.
H. Sanger
T. Stewart
B. A. Schubiger
J. Sinclair
W. Umpherston
W. M. Crane
J. A. Pease and E. 0. Hunt.
W.. J. Foley
J. J. Harris
J. V. Stenger
D. Lockwood
G. Kaffenberger
G. W.Hall
J. J. Manning
G.E.Marshall
J.Hoyt
W. Whitely
C. Smith
H. da Costa Corrfea Leite .
Z. M. Crane
W. Eupp
W. E. Svms
W. M. Crane
H. Frasch
H. Stocks
J. 0. Poor and E. E. Bean .
T. Schmidt
T. Schmidt
0. H. Hicks
C. Carlton
1. C. Carpenter
J. McCausland
E. A. D. Guichard
H. F. Case
W. E. Eockwood
C. S. Wheelwright and G. E. Mar-
shall.
E. Hermite ,
E. H. Clapp
C. S. Wheelwright
G.H.Pond
J. H. Home
J. G. Bodge
J. B. Shepler
F. G. Eitchie
G. W. and W. P. Laraway
D. O. Francke 295,865
J. T. and H. A. Porter ' 292,947
No.
302,228
303,255
302,558
300,606
294,473
299,094
308,214
309,107
295,834
299,983
301,455
302,758
.305,292
302,073
300.013
295,835
294,312
302,250
305,774
308,382
297,618
297,284
293,349
301,295
301,596
302,735
302,736
291,499
2i)8,134
297,043
305,824
291,406
298,634
296,222
309,658
297,037
293.229
305,219
304,091
293,870
296,083
301,732
293,471
309,457
305,615
297,702
303.374
299,307
303,404
293,566
296,928
296,463
309,064
293,228
304,309
301,639
292,581
306,531
306,532
309,717
298,667
291,293
291,372
307,390
305,424
300,012
307,609
294,619
305,740
307,608
296,780
294,387
293,220
294,689
291,777
308,615
Date.
July
22
Aug.
12
July
29
June 17
Mar. 4
May 20
Nov.
18
Dec. 9
Mar. 25
June 10
July 1
July 29
Sept. 16
July 15
June 10
Mar. 25
Feb. 26
Julv 22
Sept. 30
Nov. 25
Apr. 29
Apr. 22
Feb. 12
July 1
July 8
July 29
July 29
Jan. 8
May 6
Apr. 1.")
Sept. 30
Jan. 1
May 13
Apr. 1
Dec. 23
Apr. 15
Feb. 12
Sept. 16
Aug. 26
Feb. 19
Apr. 1
July 8
Feb. 12
Dec. 16
Sept. 23
Apr.
Aug.
May
Aug.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Dec.
Feb.
Sept.
July
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Dec.
May
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
1470
472
1915
1416
168
1422
1037
709
1897
606
483
2173
1315
1279
649
1898
1986
1502
1942
1259
2194
1752
751
286
671
2148
2150
612
212
1442
2014
490
837
397
1445
1436
593
1217
1552
1408
227
848
901
1175
1726
2314
618
1688
658
1008
1303
716
1452
592
31
732
1994
642
643
23 I 1512
13 I 889
1 349
1 438
28 ! 1806
Sept. 23 ! 1472
June 10 ! 648
Nov. 4 I 255
Mar. 4
Sept. 30
Nov. 4
Apr. 15
Mar. 4
340
1905
254
1114
61
Feb. 12 582
Mar. 4 ■ 423
Jan. 8 I 957
Dec. 2 ': 37
Mar. 25 1045
Feb. 5 212
(407
)408
(128
)129
(525
i526
390
46
406
(281
)262
192
525
162
130
354
177
543
416
540
343
598
476
200
78
187
591
591
172
56
398
558
137
234
113
391
395
156
425
389
66
230
244
318
480
629
170
484
180
393
156
10
201
555
168
168
411
248
98,99
124
487
(407
J 408
177
69,70
94
531
69
314
15
153
118
268
269
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29
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548
377
1202
858
811
582
841
1191
1045
89
421
1074
249
1053
1191
812
296
1201
632
436
347
579
55
129
418
418
117
567
286
1215
87
692
76
991
284
551
1056
758
703
46
163
606
934
1155
459
574
871
582
626
260
142
992
551
821
141
386
126
106
1003
702
63
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356
1109
1053
417
1194
417
226
840
549
901
177
705
1199
481
518
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
AlplMbetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Paper-pulp. Treating vegetable fiber for tbe manu-
facture of
Paper rolls. End-cap for
Paper sacks, &c. Holder for
Paper satchel
Paper, &c. Sizing
Paper sizing and drying machine. Combined
Paper slitting and winding machine -
Paper-stock, &c. Machine for reducing logs to
Paper-stock. Method of and machinery for treating
rags for
Paper-stock. Process of and apparatus for treating . .
Paper-stock sorting and cleaning machine
Paper-trimming machine
Paper, twine, and sack case for grocers, &c
Paper vessel
Paper vessels. Apparatus for making
Paper wallet -
Paper-ware from pulp and machine therefor. Manu-
facture of
Paper-weight
Paper-weight and pen -rack. Combined
Paper wheel
Paper wheel or pulley
Paper wrapper
Papers. Device for stringing and filing
Papers. Eing-suspending device for ."
Parachinanisol. Manufacture of
Paraffine-freezer
Paraflfine from oils by filter-press. Extracting
Parafline, steaiine, &c., from petroleum and oils, and
apparatus therefor. Recovering
Parasol
Parasol-frame
Parcel-carrying apparatus for stores
Parcel-fastening
Parer and seeder. Combined fmit
Parer and slicer. Apple
Parer and slicer. Vegetable
Parer. Apple-
Parer. Apple- - -
Parer. Apple-
Parer. Apple-
Parer, corer, and slicer. Apple
Parer. Fruit-
Parer. Potato-
Parer. Potato-
Parlor-fountain ;
Passenger or other elevator
Passenger or other elevator
Paste for cleaning metals
Pasting-machine -
Pattern :
See Coat-pattern. XJndergarment-pattem.
Pattern-cards. Machine for repeating
Patterns for dresses. Method of and apparatus for
cutting
Patterns on goods. Device for clamping
Pavement
Pavement and roof-pavement and sub-structures for
the same. Concrete and concreted
Pavement. Combined wood and broken-stone
Pavement. Concrete
Pavement. Street-
Pavement. Street-
Pavement. Wood
Pavement. "Wood
Pavement. "Wood .
Pavements and other purposes. Process of making
and composition for
Paving-block
Paving-block
Paving-block ;
Paving-blocks, bricks, &c. Machine for making - - f
Paving-blocks from furnace-slag, &c. Manufacture
of
Paving-blocks. Machine for forming
Paving material from clay. Making - -
Paving, roofing, &c. Composition for
Paving streets, walks, &c. Concrete compound for.
Pawl
Pawl and ratchet
Pawl and ratchet
Pawl and ratchet
Pea and bean sheller
Pea-shelling machine
Peanut-cleaner
Peanut cleaning and separating device
Peanut picker and cleaner
Peannt-roaater
Ifame.
D. Minthom.
E. "W. Dunnell
C. B. Tompkins and P. S. Standard
C. L. Lockwood
C. "Weygang
L. A. Eernon
H. Inman . . .
S. S. "Webber .
C.E. Taylor..
C. F. Taylor
R. 0. and W. Moorhouse .......
J. H. Stonemetz
J. E. Ban-
"W. E. Crume and J. W. Sefton .
E. Hubbard
A.L. Sewell
H. "Whittingham
C..T.R. Ballard...
I. "W. Hey singer. .
"W. E. Kockwood .
E. B. Martindale .
D.Dick
"W. E.Elam.
G. "W. McGill
Z. H. Skraup
■W. C. Scofield . . . .
R. H. Smith
R. H. Smith
E. C. Dennis
H. M. Richardson
H. H. Hayden
P. G. Hubert, Jr
J. 0. Beazley and I. L. Morris
"W. E. Broclk
W.E. Brock
W. H. Boutell
J. Clark
"W. A.C. Oaks
L.H.Scott
W. M. Griscom
A. N. Keigwin and "W. G. Talley.
G. A. Betancourt
G. Geer
D. Lienhop
M. 2Sr. Hutchinson
M. N. Hutchinson
H. Barlet
A. Kingsbury
V. and J. Royle, Jr.
J". W. Livingston . . .
J". A. House and C. H. Dimond.
J. Porter
T. Hyatt
"W. A. Amberg
F. Geib
C.Peck
H. Silvester
R Albrecht
"W. M. Johnson
J. Kerr
J. E. "Wynkoop
R. Campbell
W. B. Hayden
J. Porter
J. Gaunt, "W. F. Poiesz, "W. Cal- ;
hoiin, and J. C. Danbmann. '
C. J. Dobbs -.
D. G.Ross
"W. Davy
H. "W.Gould...
L. Haas
G. Roberts . . -
R. C. EUrich...
"W. A. Loud....
J. Thomson .--
E. R. Young...
E. MoUni
J. Johnson
J. Johnson
E. H. PoweU - .
L. Rosenkranz .
No.
307,972
298,562
306,444
308,418
307,607
308,408
297,936
306,979
292,873
307,237
298,108
301,178
298,656
303,216
302,491
295,949
309,424
299,946
298.379
300,014
305,702
294,858
302.989
299,155
295,825
299,860
306,653
306,543
296,318
296,354
301,121
309,303
295,476
297,748
294,362
305,280
303,490
295,274
292,592
298,745
295,874
29^,547
292,554
307,966
299,547
299,548
293,998
306,836
304,864
307,664
298,470
302,280
292,559
291,482
300,593
305.328
302,947
295,610
301,241
296,581
302,679
296,131
306,251
302,279
291,505
300,580
292,365
305,432
303,568
297,791
308,097
293,957
305,697
309,420
308,589
302,515
310,137
293,332
304, .560
309,098
Date.
Wov. 11
May 13
Oct. 14
Nov. 25
Nov. 4
Nov. 25
Apr. 29
Oct. 21
Feb. 5
Oct. 28
May 6
July 1
May 13
Aug. 5
July 22
Apr. 1
Dec. 16
June 10
May 13
June 10
Sept. 23
Mar. 11
Aug. 5
May 21
Mar. 25
June 3
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
July 1
Dec. 16
Mar. 18
Apr. 29
Mar. 4
Sept. 16
Aug. 12
Mar. 18
Jan. 29
May 20
Mar. 25
May 13
Jan. 29
Nov. 11
June 3
June 3
Feb. 26
Oct. 21
Sept. 9
Nov. 4
May 13
July 22
Jan. 29
Jan. 8
June 17
Sept. 16
Aug. 5
Mar. 25
July 1
Apr. 8
July 29
Apr. 1
Oct. 7
July 22
Jan. 8
June 17
Jan. 22
Sept. 23
Aug. 12
Apr. 29
Nov. 18
Feb. 19
Sept. 23
Dec. 16
Nov. 25
July 22
Dec. 30
Feb. 12
Sept. 2
Dec. 9
Monthly
volume.
CO
726
7.53
534
1316
250
1296
2587
1227
115
1604
179
138
866
420
1819
66
1133
561
546
649
1833
634
148
1501
1885
446
807
655
539
585
59
988
1431
2369
26
1300
758
1184
2013
994
1954
73.3
1961
719
55
57
1569
1052
750
325
651
1537
1967
589
1398
1361
86
1618
215
874
2078
286
290
1537
620
1383
1706
1482
853
2418
883
1519
1828
1128
1550
18.50
2060
730
367
700
212
143
359
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)356
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J 710
326
31,32
426
48
36
243
114
498
20
304
150
149
177
512
176
42
431
115
214
172
151
163
15
261
396
645
7
356
207
328
560
277
.541
207
547
197
14
15
278
C207
J 208
87,88
184
424
549
167
377
26
447
58
242
81
78
:i74
175
382
475
241
419
510
303
421
506
552
195
101
189
Official
Gazette.
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27
29
29
29
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29
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29
27
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639
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533
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638
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1.55
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117
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1102
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834
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601
1054
389
729
1201
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380
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931
931
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301
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618
478
552
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1174
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360
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839
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
619
Invention.
Peanut separating and assorting table
Peanut-stripper
Peanuts. Machine for cleaning
Peg-cutter
Pog-cutter. Rotary
Peg-wood sliarpener
Pegging-jack
Pegging-machine
Pegging-machine
Pegging-machine
Pelts. Method of and apparatus for treating
Pen
Pen
Pen
Pen and pencil case
Pen-cleaner
Pen. Dotting-
Pen. Fountain-
Pen. Fountain-
Pen. Fountain-
Pen. Fountain-
Pen. Fountain-
Pen. Fountain-
Pen. Fountain-
Pen. Fountain-
Pen. Fountain- : -
Pen. Fountain-
Pen. Fountain-
Pen. Fountain-
Pen. Fountain- "
Pen. Fountain-
Pen. Fountain-
Pen. Fountain-
Pen. Fountain-
Pen fountain attachment
Pen. Fountain stylus-
Pen-holder
Pen-bolder
Pen-holder -
Penholder
Penholder -
Pen-bolder
Pen-bolder
Pen-bolder
Penholder
Pen-bolder and blotter. Combined
Pen bolder and wiper combined
Pen-holder attachment
Pen holder. Fountain-
Pen holder. Fountain writing-
Pen-holder, pencil, and tooth-pick. Combined
Pen-holder. Reservoir
Pen holding. Guide to
Pen. Marking and shading
Pen. Metallic
Pen or pencil case ■
Pen-rest
Pen. Shading-
Pen-staff and hand-support
Pen. Stylograpbic
Pen. Stylograpbic fountain-
Pen. Stylograpbic fountain- - -
Pen. Stylograpbic fountain-
Pen. Stylograpbic fountain-
Pen-wiper
Pens. Clamp for ruling-
Pens. Detachable reservoir for
Pencil -
Pencil
Pencil -
Pencil and analogous articles
Pencil and eraser combined. Self-sharpening
Pencil and eyeglass bolder
Pencil-case -
Pencil-case
Pencil-case
Pencil-case and lead
Pencil-clasp -
Pencil-clasp
Pencil-clasp
Pencil, eyeglass, ticket, and bouquet bolder. Com
bined
Pencil-holder.
Pencil-holder
Pencil-holder
Pencil measuring attachment
Pencil, pen, or toothpick case
Pencil-pointing apparatus
Pencil-pointing device
Pencil. Shading-
PenoU-sharpener
C. W. Nicholson.
C. W. Nicholson.
C. J. Syme
S. Yeatman
J. L. Coleman, Jr.
W. G. Scott
S. 0. Brown
H. Schiirbuber
M. A. Tyler
E. Woodward and H. Weeks . . .
C. F. Ritcbel and G. Doolittle . .
E. S. .Johnson
W. T. Rigbtmyer
C.G. Spengler
L. W. Fairchild
T. C. Gorman
L. T.Weiss
C. H. Court
C. H. Court and A. ,T. Kletzker.
J. T. Goodrich
J. R. Haight
R. C.Hill
J. Holland
J. Holland
G.C.Holt
J. P. Hoyt
A. J. Kletzker and C. H. Court.
H. Madebeim
J. and T. Ross
H. Stockmann
E. Tvrrell
W. H.Wales
L. E. Waterman
L. E. Waterman
G.W.Price
W. W. Stewart
J. S. Halsey
S. A. Holman
P. D. Horton
F.M.Libby
F. M. Llbby
W. F. Rockwell
A. E. Sage
A. H. Spencer
0. S. Warner
J.F.Miller
P. D. Horton
E. P. McLane
.T. Morton -
M. Marcoux -
R. M. Collard
L. B. Bertram
W. H. Lamson
E. E. Alderman
H. Hewitt
H. P. Huntxion
C. McKinnon
R. H. Beazley
W. H. Lamson
L. E. Dunlap
A. T. Cross -
J. C. Haring and C. H. Court. . -
M. H. Kerner
E. W. Morton
R. Haase
J. W. Dirhold
G. W. WooUey
R. M. Collard
T. M. Kenney
G.C. Ward.:
G. Hacker
H. B. Scammell
J. F. Webster
L. W. Fairchild
J. C. Haring
J. C. Haring -
J. Holland
J. Batchelor
H. W. Mason
G. A. Schlecbter
W. Lilley and W. S. Chedister .
B. Eybel
L. B. Myers
M. S. Shiplcv
I. B. Millner
A. H. Woodward .
T. Moore
H. G. Schramm . . .
G. B. Hecklinger .
H. A. Blanchard--
No,
301,067
308,690
302,873
291,460
300,. 577
308,204
305,506
308,203
301,462
301,464
050
257
456
283
886
650
310
470
224
560
219
398
582
260
382
963
420
759
478
700
340
964
545
735
137
800
723
090
013
477
478
780
411
416
651
,668
012
242
767
304
879
205
439
046
395
709
603
782
495
144
624
084
469
925
099
370
499
297
923
041
,317
,280
696
364
909
056
583
902
307
722
133
295.
302
296,
299,'
291,
293
301,
302,
300,
302,
299,
306,
298,
300,
298,
296,
297,
293,'
305
294
294,:
291,
293
307,
292,
291
291,
298,
303,
294,
294,
302,
298,
291
297,
299,
303
299,
298,
303
291
301,
303,
299.
295,
300,
298,
292,
292!
308,
303,
298,
307
291,
304,
295,
299,
291
295,
297,
294
293
302,
298,
292.
301,
298,
299,
309,
297,
301,
291,998
307,408
300,740
309,483
296,302
302,154
295,680
292,650
304,900
June 24
Dec. 2
July 29
.Tan. 1
June 17
Nov. 18
Sept. 23
Nov. 18
July 1
July 1
Mar. 11
July 22
Apr. 8
May 27
Jan. 15
Feb. 19
July 1
July 22
June 10
July 29
May 27
Oct. 14
May 13
June 10
May 13
Apr. 15
Apr. 22
Feb. 19
Sept. 23
Mar. 4
Feb. 26
Jan. 15
Feb. 12
Nov. 4
Jan. 15
Jan. 8
.Tan. 8
May 6
Aug. 5
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
July 29
May 13
Jan. 1
Apr. 29
June 3
Aug. 5
May 27
May 20
Aug. 12
Jan. 15
July 1
Aug. 12
May 20
Mai-. 18
June 17
May 13
Feb. 5
.Jan. 29
Nov. 18
Aug. 19
May 6
Nov. 4
Jan. 15
Aug. 26
Mar. 18
May 27
Jan. 1
Apr. 1
Apr. 15
Feb. 26
Feb. 12
July 29
May 13
Feb. 5
June 24
May 13
.Tune 3
Dec. 16
Apr. 29
July 1
Jan. 15
Oct. 28
June 17
Dec. 16
Apr. 1
July 15
Mai-. 25
Jan. 29
Sept. 9
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28
1790
490
28
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250
27
1920
527
28
1578
454
27
473
128
29
778
219
27
977
264
27
550
151
27
1337
371
27
1926
526
27
1257
348
26
1563
430
28
436
121
26
2024
554
26
1195
333
26
981
269
26
417
115
29
1399
391
26
985
276
26
898
251
26
158
41
27
171
48
28
173
48
26
174
48
26
2194
604
28
581
162
27
500
140
26
2241
610
27
235
58
27
170
47
28
1605
460
27
1015
284
27
533
146
28
1095
305
26
172
46
28
695
191
28
1365
389
27
13.34
371
26
1573
431
27
802
225
27
5
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26
1872
523
26
939
257
29
952
260
28
152
39,40
27
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18
29
1153
321
26
1563
428
28
1304
361
26
1918
553
27
354
101
26
38
11
27
1440
397
27
1993
545
26
662
177
26
2104
576
28
529
145
27
161
44
26
1991
550
27
779
219
27
492
130
27
996
263
29
2338
635
27
80
20
28
1241
347
26
1827
493
29
1606
440
27
1206
327
29
518
144
27
1374
380
28
1703
471
26
2080
579
26
800
219
28
1314
725
448
100
1195
579
1130
579
92
92
987
297
140
864
213
651
58
349
1103
378
851
94
682 '
1112
639
267
379
677
1123
904
819
230
621
448
268
182
167
557
487
859
859
425
644
89
445
964
487
857
733
558
212
34
589
799
1083
1229
686
444
367
563
642
555
383
223
760
1077
914
64
10
285
813
562
409
635
473
1311
682
1015
900
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360
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975
520
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetioal list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Pencil-sharpener
Pencil-sharpener
PencH-sharpener
Pencil-sharpener
Pencil-sharpener
Pencil-sharpener
Pencil-sharpener
Pencil-sharpener
Pencil sharpener and case
Pencil sharpener and holder
Pencil sharpener and sponge -holder. Comhined
slate-
PencU-sharpener, eraser, &c. Combined
Pencil-sharpener holder
Pencil sharpener. Slate-
Pencil-sharpening machine
Pencils and pen-holders. Calendar attachment for . .
Pencils, &o. Case for
Pencils. Comhined apparatus for attachment to . . .
Pencils, &c. Device for holding
Pencils. Extension-case for
Pencils. Lead-holder for
Pendant
Pendulum
Pendulum. Compensating
Pendulum escapement. Torsion-
Penman's assistant
Penman'.s assistant
Perambulator for teaching children to walk and au-
tomatic seat therefor. Combined
Perch coupling. Drop- .
Percolator
Percolator
Percolator. Vacnnm-press
Perforating-machine
Perfumery-cabinet
Perfumery-charged cane and other handles .
Perfumery-stand .
Permutation-lock
Permutation-lock .
Permutation-lock
Permutation-lock
Permutation-lock .
Permutation -lock
Permutation-lock
Permutation-lock
Permutation-lock
Permutation-lock
Permutation-lock
Permutation-lock
Pessary
Pessary
Pessary
Petroleum and for bleaching other oils. Apparatus
for improving the fire-test of
Petroleum. Apparatus for distributing crude
Petroleum distillate. Apparatus far treating and im-
proving
Petroleum distillate. Treating and improving
Petroleum. Dividing and distilling crude
Petroleum. Preparinglubricating-oilsobtainedfrom
Petroleum. Refining
Pheneto-sulpho-diazo-beta-naphthol with bisulphite
compound. Preparation of
Phosphate rock, ores, &c. Apparatus for washing . .
Phosphates. Manufacture of alkaline
Phosphates. Manufacture of alkaline
Phosphates of alumina and iron. Treating
Photograph camera-plate holder
Photographer's dry-plate holder
Photographer's electric retouching device
Photographer's retouching-point
Photographic apparatus. Portable
Photographic camera
Photographic camera
Photographic camera
Photographic camera
Photographic camera
Photographic camera
Photographic camera
Photographic camera
Photographic-camera stand
Photographic cards. Mounting.
Photographic dry-plate holder . .
Photographic exchange-box
Name.
No.
5. Forrester
J. Hoflinan
J. T. Knagge
W. E. Sibley
A. M. Smith
E. S. Stimpson
F. P. Waters
J. Williamson
Gr. F. Gerrish
T. Holdsworth
6. C. Price, G. W. P. Cook, and W.
C. Price.
J.A.Cook
W. K. Poster
I. Brooke
C. A. Neuert
S. C. Lord
K.M. Collard
J. Hickisson and "W. Lee
C. W. Boman
H. M. Collard
J. Holland
B. Drevfus
A. T. Williams
P. C. Greenleaf
C. Stahlberg
W. H. Botsford
W. H. Lamson
A. De Julio
T. D. Lines ,
C. K. Bradford and J. G. Benedict .
W. Suits
C. K. Knapp
A. G. Burton
B. P. Hoard
E. E. and H. A. Cowles and M. Os-
born.
V. Demuth
J. W. AUen
W. B. Atkinson and J. H. Poster. .
L. Bilan
W. M. Brooke
W.S.HUl
O. E. Pillard
D. P. Stedraan
E. Stockwell
E. Stockwell
E. Stockwell
E. Stockwell. (Peissue) .
C. Treaoning
H. G. Parr
E. P. Hofmann
C. E. Kenyon
J. B. Huston
H. Halvorson .
H. K. Angus. .
H. E. Angus - -
H. Halvorson .
H. Halvorson .
L. A. Baker -.
A. Spiegel
P. Brotherhood
S. G. Thomas
S. G. Thomas
G. A. Liebig and J. P. Gibbons
S. S. Benster
G. W. Hough
J. P. Geesbergen and A. G6ruzet
H. H. McElhiney
W. Harris
W.Clark
W.Clark
W.Clark
A. Herzog
H. G. Jones
Date.
G. S. North. (Reissue)
C.P. Smith
C. W. Stiff and K. C. Bousley.
.LH. Smith
B. M. Clinedinst
W. K. Menns
H. Kayser
310.041
291,597
300,375
291,235
295.296 i
304.371
30'i,366
307,613
305,173
296.751
300,735
296,730
292,162
299,729
303,314
307,207
300,346
297,396
297,106
300,693
292,313
300,699
301,195
293,865
292,870
305,568
302,745
299,058
300,275
299,198
302,675
293,335
302,189
301,497
295,359
297,235
298,651
291.665
291,467
297,749
300,868
301,001
293,810
294,701
299,695
304,244
10,518
301,646
300,769
307,944
304,006
297,603
305,182
301,470
301,469
305,180
305,181
299,611
306,969
299,337
301,406
301.407
301,248
308,946
306,618
302.836
294.059
301,983
304,503
308,468
308,469
295,638
300,477
10,448
301,400
299,289
302.639
30a,104
308,781
300,478
30
Dec.
Jan. 8
June 17
Jan. 1
Mar. 18
Sept. 2
July 22
Nov. 4
Sept. 16
Apr. 15
June 17
Apr. 15
Jan. 22
June 3
Aug. 12
Oct. 28
June 17
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
June 17
Jan. 22
June 17
July 1
Peb. 19
Peb. 5
Sept. 23
.Tuly 29
May 20-
June 10
May 27
July 29
Peb. 12
July 15
July 8
Mar. 18
Apr. 22
Mav 13
Jan. 8
Jan. 1
Apr. 29
June 24
June 24
Peb. 19
Mar. 4
June 3
Aug. 26
Aug. 26
July 8
June 24
Nov. 11
Aug. 26
Apr. 29
Sept. 16
July 8
Julv 8
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
June 3
Oct. 21
May 27
July 1
July 1
July 1
Dec. 9
Oct. 14
July 29
Pel). 26
July 15
Sept. 2
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
Mar. 25
June 17
Feb. 5
July 1
Mav 27
Julv 29
July 15
Dec. 2
June 17
Monthly
volume.
1926
739
1135
273
1213
107
1662
261
1157
1082
1600
1054
1432
306
545
1553
1098
1895
1527
1551
1632
1560
166
1402
112
1672
2157
1377
993
1553
2073
733
1421
547
1291
1699
859
833
563
2370
1768
1919
1328
437
267
1754
1820
740
1648
693
1438
2178
1172
515
513
1170
1172
142
1213
1723
427
428
223
497
763
2274
1653
1165
286
1370
1372
1648
1262
565
421
1661
2032
1313
279
1263
518
208
309
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337
34
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305
438
297
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
521
Invention.
Photojfraphic film
Photographic film
Photosraphic paper. Apparatus for drying
Photogi'a()liic pictures. I'liutijig and mounting
Photograpliie i)latp.s. Box for changiug
Photographic-plate holder and case
Photographic plates. Clamp for manipulating
Photographic )>latcs in developing-trays. Device for
holding
Photographic-pi inting frame
Photographic-printing frame
Photographic-printmg frame
Photographic printing-frame for vignetting
Photographic shutter
Photographing. Preparing canvas for
Photographs. Apparatus for cleaning 5
Photographs. Coloring
Photographs. Coloring
Photographs. Producing ornamental relief borders
or foregrounds for
Photometer
Physician's buggy-case
Piano -
Piano
Piano
Piano-action
Piano-action
Piano-action
Piano-action
Piano action. Upright-
Piano-actions. Harmonic coupler for
Piano bell attachment
Piano cover. Upright-
Piano-damper
Piano-damper attachment
Piano-damper attachment
Piano-forte
Piano-forte attachment
Piano-forte bridge
Piano-forte-damper action
Piano-forte frame
Piano-forte string
Piano-forte stringing device
Piano-hammer
Piano-lock
Piano music-desk
Piano music-rack
Piano or organ key-rail
Piano pedal attachment
Piano pedal-guard ,
Piano pedal-key attachment
Piano sounding-board
Piano sounding-board
Piano sounding-boards. Agraffe for
Pianos and organs. Arm and finger guide for
Pianos. Device for cutting damper-felt for
Pianos. Lid-raising attachment for
Pianos. Repetition-action for
Pianos. Stringing
Pick
Pick
Pick
Picks. Detachable handle for
Picker :
See Fruit-picker. Peanut-picker.
Picture-exhibitor
Picture-frame
Picture-hanger
Picture-hanger. Adjustable
Picture. Sliced
Picture. Sliced
Picture-support
Pictures. Producing
Pie crust. Machine for rolling
Pigeon-hole
Pile-driver
Pile-driver
Pile-driver
Pile. Dry
Pile for the manufacture of beams
Pile. Metallic
Piles of piers. Bracing
Piles. Protecting
Piles. Sinking
Pill-coating apparatus
Pill-forming machine
Pill-making device
Pills, lozenges, &c. Coating
Name.
G. Eastman
G. ■Ea.itman and W. H. "Walker
B.F.Hale
J. D. Terreforto
H. Mader
S. S. Peckinpugh and G. J. White.
C. A. Needham
S.B.Pratt
F. French
C. A. Needham
J. A. H. Parsons
C. A. Needham
D. B. Sweet
T. D. Fitzsimmons
E. H. Jones, M. B. Smith, and L.
J. A. Koswall.
A. Bisson
I.B. Snell
C. M. French
T. 0. Sloane . . .
J. B. Vaughan.
J. Ebel
W. Fischer
J. R Perry
F. St. Amant - -
A. Bieso and K. G. Zierold
J. HeiTburger
J.Rudolf
F. L. Becker
"W. S. Wright
W. Hofer
T. F. Kraemer. (Reissue)
0. "Wessell, A. Nickel, and R. Gross.
G. W.Neill
G.W.Nem
J. Doyle
E. Hofinghoff
J. R. Brown
G. W.NeiU
H. Kroeger
M. S. Ludwig
J. R. Lomas
E. R. Cher
F. W. Mix
M.J.Chase
A. Felldin
P. Gmehlin
J. M. Bettman
R. "W. Tanner
J. Shaw
G. Caddick
H. S. Parmelee
C. W. Brewer
T. Giddings
J. S wenson
G. "W. Peek
F.L.Becker
C. E. Rogers
G. W. Elliott
L. Gallaher
D. E. "W. Tavlor
J. H. andC. Cook
No.
306,. '•)94
306,470
201,722
29.5, OPS
307.559
296,443
306,6.35
306,2dl
304,421
306,036
309,736
309.974
292,707
301,706
296,578
296,913
291,544
297,779
292,515
303,958
298,837
309.138
292.580
293,309
294,004
301,236
308,201
304.777
295,512
292,815
10,450
295,317
291,529
291,530
293,855
308,495
291,143
291.528
299,479
303,651
295,778
295.670
295,270
296,726
307,933
295,383
296.308
309,006
30ti.386
293,414
301.068
298,664
291,330
298,040
296,612
297,908
293,088
296,736
306,330
304,373
302,108
294,976
306,462
310,114
309,980
291,639
292,598
299,659
Date.
A. J. Dworsky, M. B. Kramer, and
S. Phillips.
C. 0. Baxter
"W. S. Atwood
P. T. Poposkey
W. Stranders
"W. Stranders
K. G. E. Liersch and L. R. Erche - .
R. Sneider 1299,692
H. H. Olds '293,504
H. D. Pursell '299,261
C. Bliven I 308, 738
G. H. Cavanagh 299,344
T. Tangney ! 300,407
J. A. Thi6baut ' 304.764
J. K. McDonough 303,028
R. Gray and B. R. Abbott 307,541
A. B. Burton 296.313
J. A. Camp 300,343
R.E.Peary 299,419
E. L. Patch 309,243
A. H. "Wirz 298,148
E.B.Patterson 299,258
W. T. Baker 300,037
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
Jan. 8
Mar. 25
Nov. 4
Apr. 8
Oct. 14
Oct. 7
Sept. 2
Oct. 14
Dec. 23
Dec. 30
Jan. 29
July 8
Apr. 8
Apr. 15
Jan. 8
Apr 29
Jan. 29
Aug. 19
May 20
Dec. 9
Jan. 29
Fob. 12
Fob. 26
July 1
Nov. 18
Sept. 9
M.ar. 18
Feb. 5
Feb. 26
Mar. 18
Jan. 8
Jan. 8
Feb. 19
Nov. 25
Jan. 1
Jan. 8
May 27
Aug. 19
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Mar. 18
Apr. 15
Nov. 11
Mar. 18
Apr. 8
Dec. 9
Nov. 25
Feb. 12
June 24
May 13
Jan. 1
May 6
Apr. 8
Apr. 29
Feb. 5
Apr. 15
Oct. 7
Sept. 2
July 15
Mar. 11
Oct. 14
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
Jan. 8
Jan. 29
June 3
June 3
Feb. 12
May 27
Dec. 2
May 27
June 17
Sept. 9
Aug. 5
Nov. 4
Apr. 8
June 17
May 27
Dec. 16
May 6
May 27
June 10
Monthly
volume.
728
506
897
1713
188
694
783
323
172
783
1.542
1846
21.53
807,
871
1285
669
2406
1905
1366
1104
748
1992
780
1575
208
1019
643
1485
48
2032
1238
651
652
1390
1406
164
650
1898
984
1831
1692
1180
1048
682
1321
.528
582
1263
8.39
2006
886
392
101
914
2546
381
1060
391
110
1317
783
558
2032
1853
798
2020
208
264
936
1624
208
1736
1174
627
189
167
533
1095
1827
896
233
1621
675
191
1.50
251
52
191
207
87
51
207
419
496
600
<241
5 242
533
378
309
201
555
209
[435
!436
55
270
176
409
12
557
343
185
185
I 384
(385
385
47
184
546
269
509
469
327
295
187
367
148
153
345
227
554
246
110
26
255
698
104
299
105
34
364
217
148
544
499
224
562
54
66
(254
J 255
467
54
498
C321
J 322
171
52
45
149
297
525
208
61
466
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27
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27
27
29
27
27
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141
HI
166
11.58
405
137
1.51
59
847
151
1008
1082
413
1.56
173
2.57
126
476
;n2
718
749
848
386
584
742
41
578
943
1110
451
820
1064
123
123
700
663
31
123
909
647
1179
11.54
1053
214
505
1080
106
813
633
.596
1314
701
71
.546
182
504
511
217
72
835
257
971
109
1118
1084
149
390
959
970
613
860
737
11.56
940
490
400
106
1144
897
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571
853
1053
522
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Kame.
So.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Pi
Official
Gazette.
Pills. Machine for making
Pills, tablets, &c. Machine for making-
J. A. McFerran
Pillow-block
Pillow. Dress-
Pillow-sham and holder
Pillow-sham holder
Pillow-sham holder
Pillow-sham holder
Pillow-sham holder
Pillow-sham holder
PUlow-sham holder
Pilot or wheel-guard
Pin:
See Breastpin. Insulator-pin.
Clothes-pin. Lapel and scarf pin.
Coupling-pin. Price-card and tidy pin.
Curtain-pin. Safety-pin.
Pin or buckle point support
Pin-ticket
Pipe :
aee Drain and sewerpipe. Tobacco-pipe.
Hawse-pipe.
Sewer-pipe.
Sheet-metal pipe.
Smoking-pipe.
Pipe and hose coupling
Pipe and other joints - . -
Pipe-bending machine. .
Tuyere-jjipe.
"Water-pipe.
Water and waste pipe.
Pipe cap. Sink-
Pipe-casing
Pipe connection. Cement-
Pipe connection. Metallic steam-
Pipe-coupling
Pipe-coupling
Pipe-coupling
Pipe-coupling
Piiie-conpling
Pipe-coupling
Pipe-coupling
Pipe-coupling
Pipe-coupling
Pipe-coupling
Pipe-coupling
Pipe-coupling
Pipe-coupling
Pipe-cutter
Pipe-cutter
Pijje-cutter
Pipe-cutter. Outside
Pipe cutter. Well-
Pipe cutting and threading machine
Pipe. Curved
Pipe. Die for cutting screw-threads on .
Pipe-.ioint
Pipe joint. Air-
Pipe-joint and coupling
Pipe-joint. Lead
Pipe machine. Sewer-
Pipe mold and flask
Pipe-molding apparatus
Pipe-molding pit
Pipe protector. Waste-
Pipe-return
Pipe-stem
Pipe-stem
Pipe-threading-machine gage
Pipe- wrench ../"...
Pipe-wrench
Pipe-wrench
Pipe- wrench _
Pipe- wrench
Pipe-wrench
Pipe-wrench
Pipe-wrench
Pipe-wrench
Pipe-wrench
Pipes. Adjustable rod and box for water, gas, and
steam
Pipes. Device for preventing percussion oi' water-
nammering in
Pipes. Fitting for drain, soil, and waste
Pipes. Joint for connecting lead and other soft-
metal
Pipes to bowls. Connecting
Pipes. Union-return for.
Pistol-handle
Pistol-holster
Pistol-holster. Pocket
Piston
A. H. Wirz and A. T. W. Kausch .
A. Jackson
G.Noble
D. E. WOson
C.B.Clark
C. P. Hawley
J. J. Kelsey
r. T. Maynard
J. A. Pierce
E. W. and A. M. Trenholm
G. W. Bennett and T. S. Fitch
W. Dort
A. Kimball .
F. E. Mortens
J. A. Baldwin, Jr.
E. Devine
C. J. Lyons...
J. F. and J. F. Wood
J. V. Nicolai
J. M. Sweeney
J. W. Call
J. Connor
J. A. Eaton
J. J. Holland and E. J. Toner
T. Hunt
K. S. Kelsey
S.Kimble .'
W. Martin
W. Martin
W. M. Mixer
J. Nuttall
J. Nuttall...
R. M. Eeilly
L. Knight '.
E. A. Kobbins
W. L. Sweetland
E. F. Barnes and L. C. Strickland .
A. W. Benson
M. C. Bignall and G. W. Whitman.
J. F. Bennett
N". W. Vandegrift
A. 0. Granger
B. E. Hawley
J. C. Kitton
W. E. Patterson
J. E. Burdick and W. H. Davis
H. H. Fisher
F.Shickle
D. M. Long and J. Killer
H. S. Danziger .
E. H. D. Morrison
J. P. Lange
J. Locher
G.F.Smith
F. Armstrong and N. W. Vandegrift
F. Arm strong and N. W. Vandegrift .
A. Barbour
D. S. Brown
J. Doyle
J. Jewell
T. Mokler
W. S. Morrison
F. A. Schramm and A. Modery . . .
C. D. Volkmann and W. F. Peddy-
cord.
H. E. Earle
F.Hyde
J. J. Wade .
M. Chase . .
308,508
298,328
307,394
293,499
299,309
302,103
292,224
299,400
293,900
303,044
299,095
299,330
304,508
301,244
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G. E. Poole
O. J. McGann .
J. C. Kelton . . .
B. Jacob
G. W. Browne -
E. H. Eeed ..-.
299,827
294,562
292,418
302,269
308,228
309,975
294,160
304,611
296,678
303,132
307,648
297,264
308,843
301,900
299,661
299,662
301,512
303,231
304,276
291,773
302,145
300,898
294.339
301,080
299,331
309,374
298,059
303,768
310,049
292,306
302,343
309.247
292,535
300,239
295,205
293,480
302,110
293,976
296,417
309,473
294,518
291,266
291,267
307.830
293,848
298,294
293,175
302,760
308,786
295,204
299,440
307,753
301,124
304,379
302,101
301,268
307,315
297,412
307,655
309,292
308,985
May
6
Oct.
28
Feb.
12
May
27
July
15
Jan.
22
May
27
i'eii.
19
Aug.
5
May
20
May
27
Sept. 2
July 1
June 3
Mar. 4
Jan. 22
July 22
Nov. 18
Dec. 30
Feb. 26
Sept. 2
Apr. 8
Aug. 5
Nov. 4
Apr. 22
Dec. 2
July 15
June 3
June 3
July 8
Aug. 5
Aug. 26
Jan. 8
July 15
June 24
Feb. 26
July 1
May 27
Dec. 16
May 6
Aug. 19
Dec. 30
Jan. 22
July 22
Dec. 16
Jan. 29
June 10
Mar. 18
Feb. 12
July 15
Felj. 19
Apr. 8
Dec. 16
Mar. 4
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Nov. 11
Feb. 19
May 6
Feb. 5
July 29
Dec. 2
Mar. 18
May 27
Nov. 11
July 1
Sept. 2
July 15
July 1
Oct. 28
Apr. 22
Nov. 4
Dec. 16
Deo 9
1423
477
1812
932
1690
1312
1521
1803
1444
207
1423
1716
294
218
411
279
1772
1521
1057
1847
1797
433
989
315
301
1734
367
1069
210
212
563
438
1795
950
1356
1803
2023
4
1717
1075
123
1124
1937
1624
1627
901
1932
946
1093
911
1319
1542
664
1194
220
315
316
555
1382
433
512
2174
284
1092
1850
440
65
120
1310
247
1701
1917
312
965
557
C389
)390
C128
il29
489
253
484
363
426
519
399
56
406
492
105
76
C493
) 494
421
286
497
492
120
277
87
81
471
96
293
54
55
153
119
490
267
375
493
554
2
492
287
31
308
520
454
447
239
541
f255
^256
302
247
364
425
184
323
62
89
89
151
381
116
136
597
75
301
532
122
17
37
362
67
456
524
84
255
146
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29
26
27
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26
27
26
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26
27
29
28
28
28
28
29
27
29
29
29
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617
357
612
871
256
295
892
710
494
811
876
870
42
999
876
341
299
586
1082
778
896
197
513
426
343
766
209
959
959
109
536
803
176
264
1277
819
3
876
915
550
673
1101
313
319
885
376
1106
1037
608
258
728
131
938
867
.57
57
479
698
608
531
421
750
1037
901
459
15
837
250
48
338
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428
895
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphahetical list of inventions — Continued.
523
Invention.
Piston
Piston-can
Piston. Compressible
Piston-meter
Piston. Steam-
Pitcber-cover
Pitchers. Ice-guard for
Pitman
Pitman
Pitman-box
Pitman-rod connection
Pivot. Mirror-
Pivots, axles, and shafts. Bearing for.
Plaiter and puff-fluter
Plaiting-machine
Plaiting-machine
Plaiting-machine
Plane
Plane
Plane ..'.
Plane
Plane
Plane
Plane
Plane attachment. Rabbet-
Plane. Bench-
Plane. Bench-
Plane. Bench-
Plane. Bench-
Plane. Bench-
Plane. Bench-
Plane. Bench-
Plane. Bench-
Plane. Bench-
Plane. Bench-
Plane-bit
Plane-bit gage
Plane. Joiner's
Plane. Joiner's
Plane. Molding-
Plane. Eabbet-
Plane. Renter-
Plane. Variable bench-
Planer attachment. Metal- - .
Planer-knife
Planer-Tsnife
Planer-knives. Gage for adjnsting
Planer-knives. Gage for setting
Planer. Metal-
Planer-motion. Variable reciprocating . - .
Planer pressnre-roll
Planer. Sliding
Planing and matcliing machine
Planing and matching machine
Planing and printing wood. Machine for .
Planing-machine
Planing-machine
Planing-machine
Planing-machine
Planing-machine
Planing-machine
Planing-machine
Planing machine. Box-
Planing-machine chip-breaker
Planing-machine jointing attachment .
Planing machine. Metal-
Planing machine. Metal-
Planing machine. Metal-
Planing machine. Metal-
Planing machine. Metal-
Planing-machine pre.sser-roU
Planing machine. "Wood-
Planing-machines. Tool-oscillating device for .
Name.
Planing polygonal bodies.
Planimeter
Plant and seed protector- -
Plant-sprinkler
Machine for.
Plant-stand
Plants. Cord-holder for assisting in tying
Planter
Planter
Planter
Planter and check-row attachment. Com-
Planter and check-rower. Self-dropping corn-
Planter and cultivator. Combined seed-
Planter and fertilizer distributer.
Planter and fertilizer-distributer.
Planter and fertilizer-distributer.
Combined
Combined corn-
Combined corn-
TV. Rowan
H. AUcn
G.W. Lutz
G.HoUiday
I. L. Schroeder
I. Blumenthal
I.. Messer
L. B. Miller and ip. bielil ......
H. H. Traviss
F. Darling
G. E. TV.aggoner
D. C. Peck .and F. L. Gaylord .
F. AV. Ulfters
J. A.Clother
R. W. Ferguson
J. B. Folev
A. W. Weller
W.B.Fenn
S. E. Hilles
S. G. Laskcy
C. A. Meekins
C.H.Pike -..
J. B. Ripsom
S. R. and A. E. Rust
C. A. Warfield
N.E. Curtis
A. T. Goldsborouffh
A. T. Goldsborough
J. A. Keiser
C. A. Meekins
J. Siegley
J. F. Taber and W. F. Gibbs . .
J. A. Trant...
J. A. Traut
J. A. Traut
TV. F. Kellett
J. A. Traut
G. D. Mosher
G. D. Mosher and W. H. Ford .
J. R. Lawrence
J. A. Traut
H. P. Cope
A. Fales
E. R. Bryant
E. Beniamin
MeCourt
B. Thompson .
P.
F.
D. Willey and J. B. Thurston
F. P. Rosback .
C. A. and G. Juengst, Jr - . -
W. H. Doane
C.A.Graff
W. M. Dwight. -
J. A. Roberts
"W. A. Compton
H. Feyh and J. L. Murphy .
E. B. Hayes
L. Houston
R. B. Jones
J. A. Roberts
H. C. Tunis.---
B.D.Whitney .-.
TV.D. Lee
G. S. Myrick
E. Beniamin
G. A. Gray, Jr
W. W.Hulse
E. P. and H. C. Walter .
E. P. and H. C. Walter.
E. P. and H. C. Walter.
W. M. Dwight
E. Benjamin
.T. Angus
No.
Bate.
292.
305,
302,
307,
306,
295,
299,
298,
299,
292,
292,
299,
301,
290,
292,
293,
309,
291
299,
306,
306,
307,
296,
300
295
296,
203,
293,
305
295,
294,
303,
291
294
306
305,
293,
309,
296,
306,
308,
294,
295,
296,
293
299
300
304,
445
,126
921
464
436
902
414
701
698
994
077
005
412
389
905
239
754
178
927
763
507
223
785
399
316
933
863
864
602
414
919
338
815
825
877
393
822
400
207
693
332
24
916
270
135
153
533
389
293,675
309
306
304,
309,
308,
291,
303!
296,
298.
302,
294,
,857
325
724
339
801
155
425
562
755
911
914
J. Pleukharp
E. Higgins
A. Prentiss
D. T. Merrick, W. T. Coyle, and W.
L. Bailey.
J. Weaver
W. A. Johnson
J. B. Altman
.T. Bovd .and W. F. Goldenburg
W. W. Curtis
C. S.Page
J. W. Bapple 303,788
T. B. Shannon ' 308,437
W. Ironside 300,262
W. N. Arnold 293,615
W. Cassill 305,738
302,874
305,647
302,006
304,274
295,101
296,951
302,632
293,289
308,715
308,716
307,926
294,001
298,209
296,448
301,534
303,543
306,508
304,385
306,691
308,545
308,649
305,673
291,393
Jan. 22
Sept. 16
Aug. 5
Nov. 4
Oct. 14
Apr. 1
May 27
May 13
June 3
Feb. 5
.Jan. 15
May 20
.July 1
Apr. 8
Feb. 5
Feb. 12
Dec. 23
Jan. 1
June 3
Oct. 21
Oct. 14
Oct. 28
Apr. 15
.June 17
Mar. 18
Apr. 15
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Sept. 23
Mar. 18
Mar. 11
Aug. 12
.Jan. 8
Mar. 11
Oct. 21
Sept. 16
Feb. 19
Dec. 16
Apr. 1
Oct. 14
Nov. 18
Mar. 4
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
Feb. 5
May 27
June 17
Sept. 2
Feb. 19
Dec. 30
Oct. 7
Sept. 9
Dec. 16
Dec. 2
Jan. 1
Aug. 12
Apr. 8
May 20
Aug. 5
Mar. 11
July 29
Sept. 23
.July 15
Aug. 26
Mar. 11
Apr. 15
July 29
Feb. 12
Dec. 2
Dec. 2
Nov. 11
Feb. 26
May 6
Apr. 8
July 8
Aug. 12
Oct. 14
Sept. 2
Oct. 14
Nov. 25
Dec. 2
Sept. 23
Jan. 1
Aug. 19
Nov. 25
June 10
Feb. 19
Sept. 30
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volume.
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63
525
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931
271
269
1327
1305
433
635
155
607
1567
203
522
953
614
1570
1120
1163
1237
1309
1400
1401
1713
1355
700
.572
999
594
1099
1433
1344
1106
379
858
1194
464
26
471
401
1500
1327
135
1139
1704
386
574
1034
308
175
689
851
1003
42
701
2328
1767
1196
1793
957
1326
2021
673
179
181
673
1571
401
698
670
821
615
131
857
1484
85
1797
469
1145
1339
979
1065
1902
504
207
17
10,17
141
3
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258
68
73
371
372
117
175
43
161
426
57
139
253
162
420
315
319
343
363
387
388
476
377
197
158
280
104
292
390
373
295
108
227
326
130
8,9
132
123
431
304
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I 318
462
104
157
274
81
51
188
230
280
13.14
195
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5491
5492
329
489
261
368
554
180
46
47,48
184
434
105
106
192
187
225
162
39
226
404
22
501
132
314
315
365
264
295
530
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1034
406
382
102
5
890
710
971
491
255
788
80
120
472
553
1012
37
1020
192
120
314
228
1154
1064
261
702
702
1152
1087
958
566
184
937
223
109.i
691
921
73
165
612
908
8
89
522
836
1185
839
657
1056
71
931
907
754
33
587
1C9
731
404
957
448
1102
234
802
999
265
396
564
731
732
504
742
602
138
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613
120
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678
714
1168
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677
648
1112
643
1194
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Name.
Planter and fertilizer-distributer. Combined cotton
Plauterand fertilizer-distributer. Combined cotton
seed
Planter and fertilizer-distributer. Combined seed- .
Planter and fertilizer-distributer. Combined seed- .
Planter and fertilizer-distributer. Com-
Planter and fertilizer-distributer. Cotton-
Planter and fertilizer-distributer. Seed-
Planter and fertilizer-distributer. "Walking com- - .
Planter and guano-distributer. Seed-
Planter and seed-sower. Combined cotton-
Planter attachment. Com-
Planter. Checkrow.
Planter check-row attachment. Corn-
Planter check-row attachment. Corn-
Planter check -row attachment. Corn-
Planter checkrow attachment. Com-
Planter check-row attachment. Com-
Planter check-row attachment. Seed-
Planter check-row attachment. Seed-
Planter check-row attachment. Seed-
Planter check-row attachment. Seed-
Planter. Check-row corn-
Planter. Check-row corn-
Planter. Check-row corn-
Planter. Check -row com-
Planter. Check-row com-
Planter. Check -row corn-
Planter. Check-row corn-
Planter. Check -row com-
Planter. Check-row corn-
Planter. Check-row corn-
Planter. Check -row com-
Planter. Check-row corn-
Planter. Check-row com-
Planter. Check-row com-
Planter check -row. Com-
Planter check-row-line guide. Corn-
Planter check-row wire. Com-
Planter check-rower. Corn-
Planter check-rower. Com-
Planter check-rower. Corn-
Planter check-rower. Com-
Planter check-rower. Corn-
Planter check-rower. Com-
Planter check -rower. Corn-
Planter check-rower. Corn-
Planter check-rower. Com-
Planter check-rower. Corn-
Planter check-rowers. Tappet-wire for corn-
Planter check-wire tension. Corn-
Planter check-wires. Tension for corn-
Planter. Corn-
Planter. Com-
Planter. Com ■
Planter. Com-
Planter. Corn-
Planter. Corn-
Planter. Com-
Planter. Corn-
Planter. Com-
Planter. Com-
Planter. Com-
Planter. Com-
Planter. Cora-
Planter. Com-
Planter. Com-
Planter. Com-
Planter. Corn-
Planter. Corn-
Planter. Com-
Planter. Com-
Planter. Corn-
Planter. Com-
Planter. Com-
Planter. Com-
Planter. Corn-
Planter. Com-
Planter. Corn-
Planter. Com-
Planter. Com-
F. L. White .
N. H. Davis .
W. H. Albaoh .
"W.C. Pickle ..
E.Kolb
P. K. Houpe...
J. G. Kinger . . .
A. Kunstetler .
"W. B. Jackson
E.E. Hughes
G. S. Paine
C. K. Dollarhide
M. "F. Connett
H. Farmer
W. A. Lee and J. C. Fuller.
"W. "W". Kobinson
"W. H. Stewart
F."W. Calais
L. Eberhart and I. D. Stevens. ..
A.VanFleet
V. D. Van Fleet
C. M. Babcock
E. P. Barrett and J. A. Forster. .
J. H. Hermann
"W. L. Kellar
J. Kirkwood
T. J. Lindsay
C. A. Masterson
E. W. Quincy
H. H. Eeynier and J. F. Eeames.
E. H. Reynolds
V. "Weber and J. Friedman
E. B. "White
S. E. Williams
A. "Woodward
J.D. Smith
M. F. Connett
A. C. Evans
A. Anderson
J. E. Bering
J. E. Bering
G. W. Brown
S. H. Garver
J. C. Leidy
C. S. Locke
J.D.Mills
J. P. Moos
W. B. Kush
G. "W.Brown
A. P. Baker
"W. E. Kawlings
A. D. Adams
B. P. Babcock
T.Bell
J. De Butts
A. C. Evans
E. Gager
"W. M. Graze
K. Harper
"W. Hojjper and I. J. Allen
B. Huntley
A . John .'.
H. D. Layman
"W. Lyons
C. A. Pfeifer. .
M. Records . . .
A. Eunstetler
A. Eunstetler
B. Scott
L. A. Scovil
"W. G.Selby
W. A. Sharpe
N. 0. Starks and J. A. Johnson.
G. Symons
G. "W. Tarbell
No.
Date.
"W. P. Marshall
C. A. Masterson 304,335
A. E. McMuUen
C. J. Mikesh
B. Nunamacker
304,151
305,804
292,460
295,939
294,636
301,447
291,402
295,132
299,549
309,464
300,117
304,915
296.533
295,375
308,779
292,056
309.004
297,110
296,151
292,771
306,445
294,839
300,557
309,542
297,697
308 173
296,980
304,336
294,269
304,753
293,672
298,139
294,555
305,874
292,273
308,336
304,176
307,755
293,395
304,489
304.490
294,964
306,823
303,169
298,003
302,514
295,883
298,895
298,822
302,374
309,647
296.906
304,399
292,619
307,183
307,383
299,975
307,457
30.3,1.55
294,623
303..573
.301,498
296.697
302,856
291,757
299,410
295,268
307,063
305,330
305,473
301,072
308,042
293,365
Aug. 26
Sept. 30
Jan. 29
Apr. 1
Mar. 4
July 1
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Mar. 11
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Apr. 22
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Jan. 29
Oct. 14
Mar. 11
June 17
Dec. 23
Apr. 29
Nov. 18
Apr. 15
Sept. 2
Feb. 20
Sept. 9
Feb. 19
May 6
Mar. 4
Sept. 30
Jan. 22
Nov. 18
Auff. 26
Nov. 11
Feb. 12
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Mar. 11
Oct. 21
Aug. 5
May 6
July 22
Mar. 25
May 20
May 20
July 22
Dec. 23
Apr. 15
Sept. 2
Jan. 29
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
June 10
Nov. 4
Aug. 5
Mar. 4
Aug. 12
July 8
Apr. 8
July 29
Jan. 8
989
58
1183
781
829
808
1309
277
1303
579
1530
306
2257
535
611
1360
1286
2309
976
1364
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1927
610
1132
221
272
2078
1588
1197
1665
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May 27
Mar. 18
Oct. 21
Sept. 16 j 1363
Sept. 23 : 1557
June 24 j 2010
Nov. 11 816
Feb. 12 I 772
298,782
291,093
300,806
303,066
May 20
Jan. 1
June 24
Aug. 5
309,894 i Dec. 30
295,953 I Apr. 1
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Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
525
Invention.
Planter. Com-
Planter. Com-
Planter. Cotton-
Planter. Cotton-
Planter. Cotton-
Planter. Cotton-seed
Planter. Cotton-seed
Planter feeding mechanism. Grain-
Planter I'erl ilizer-distributer. Corn-
Planter fertilizer distributer. Seed-
Planter fertilizing attachment. Seed-
Planter. Hand corn-
Planter. Hand com-
Planter. Hand corn-
Planter. Hand corn and seed
Planter. Hand seed-
Planter. Peanut-
Planter. Potato- ;
Planter. Potato- '.
Planter. Potato-
Planter, potato-digger, and cultivator. Combined
com and potato
Planter reel and wire. Check-row corn-
Planter. Seed-
Planter. Seed-
Planter. Seed-
Planter. Seed-
Planter. Seed-
Planter. Seed-
Planter. Seed-
Planter. Seed-
Planter. Seed-
Planter. Seed-
Planter. Seed-
Planter. Seed-
Planter. Seed-
Planter. Seed-
Planter. Self-dropping corn-
Planter. Sulky coi'n-
Planter. Vine-
Planters. Check-rowing attachment for seed-
Planters. Combined drUl and fertilizer-distributer
for one-horse
Planters. Marker for com-
Planters. Reel for check-row com-
Planting-machine
Planting machine. Cane-
Plaque . . . ^
Plaque and panel
Plaque-holder
Plaques, frames, &c. Suspending attachment for. - -
Plaques. Preparing or treating composition or mate-
rial to be used in making
Plaster
Plaster casts. Process of and apparatus for apply-
ing conserving-fluids in atomized state to
Plaster. Voltaic ,.
Plastering
Plastering composition
Plastering compound
Plastering. Plastic compound for brown and rough-
coat
Plastic materials. Machine for shaping
Plate-holder
Plates. Kefuse attachment for table-
Plated ware
Platform-spring
Plating-basket
Pliers. Cutting-
Pliers. Cutting-
Pliers. Cutting-
Pliers. Cutting- - -
Pliers for attaching pin-tickets
Pliers. Stopper-pulling
Pliers. "Watch-maker's
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow
Name.
P.Wiskocil
T. C. Young
L. S. Flatau
W. T. Gardner . . .
H. T). Layman
T. P. Hopper
G. H.Port
E. C. Edmondsou-
C. H. Thompson . .
A. C. Evans
A. C. Evans
J. T. Eicketts
H. A. Shaw
F. A. Westbrook
E. E. Culver
A. Hoag
C. C. Boykin
T. J. and M. F. Ingels.
J. L. DUathorue
J.P.Wick
G. W. Peirsol
A. C. Evans
E. E. Cherry
E. A. Daniel
J". AV. Dawson
W. L. Hutson
J. M. Lowrey
A. J. Madra
J. F. W. Neitzel
J. E. Newton
L. Pietzsch, J. J. Armstrong, and
J. E. Lowrey.
"W. Plummer
E. H. Putnam
T. W. Eogers
A.Smith
"W. Stoddard
J. A. Johnson
J.D.Mills.
J. D. Enas. . .
P. Hinkloy..
A. C. Evans .
C. Q. Taylor and B. E. Gray. . . .
■J. C. Dupee and C. P. Housum .
C. Snyder
C. C. Coleman
S. A. Jackson
L. A. De Planque
D. M. Ireland
G. E. Osbom
J. J. West
J. B. A. De Winter.
F. VonDechend
W. F. Stark - - . -
J. Morrison, Jr .
H.Graf
H. E. Scales
G. S. Eiugland .
W. Kilian 296,183
T. H. Blair 294,959
A. Hentschke 292,651
W. A. Warner 309,013
W. L. Eayment and G. W. Dean 306,426
A. Murphy 310,146
T. G. Hall - 294,034
J. H. Jencks 298,587
.1. H. Jencks 298,588
E. Stevens 239,872
A J Piatt 295 424
B. A. Bacon and j. W. Boardman . . 297.658
E. Oehler - 309,976
C. Anderson 297,906
C. Anderson 302,225
C. Anderson I 308,727
A.Bali 1291,667
S. W. Ball 296,108
W. J. Ball 306,895
G. P. Bascom I 298,157
J. 0. Beek I 307,621
No.
297,903
306.309
307,283
296,947
290,698
301,989
291,768
309.212
309,110
295,528
295,529
299,679
303,890
294,709
296,733
295,762
301,664
307,196
307,508
295,840
297,628
304,812
309,928
305,430
291,579
295,765
303,533
294,800
293,666
298,880
302,025
303,185
304,065
305,111
295,297
299,593
304,825
302,857
307,532
299,981
294,313
305,641
298,678
305,349
.303,808
303,857
299,751
298.976
291 221
297^206
.302,116
304,053
293,679
297,832
291,508
201,408
301,459
Date.
Apr. 29
Oct. 7
Oct. 28
Apr. 15
Apr. 8
July 15
Jan. 8
Dec. 16
Dec. 9
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
June 3
Aug. 19
Mar. 4
Apr. 15
Mar. 25
July 8
Oct. 28
Nov. 4
Mar. 25
T. C. Belding.
T. C. Belding
J. A. Bilz
E. and S. T. Bruce.
A. G. Christman. . .
301,428
305,995
299,195
305,285
293.309
Apr. 29
Sept. 9
Dec. 30
Sept. 23
Jan. 8
Mar. 25
Aug. 12
Mar. 11
Feb. 19
May 20
July 15
Aug. 5
Sept. 2
Sept. 16
Mar. 18
June 3
Sept. 9
July 29
Nov. 4
June 10
Feb. 26
Sept. 23
May 13
Sept. 16
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
June 3
May 20
.Tan. 1
Apr. 22
July 15
Aug. 26
Feb. 19
Apr. 29
Jan. 8
Jan. 1
July 1
Apr. 1
Mar. 11
Jan. 29
Dec. 9
Oct. 14
Dec. 30
Feb. 26
May 13
May 13
June 3
Mar. 18
Apr. 29
Dec. 30
Apr. 29
July 22
Dec. 2
Jan. 8
Apr. 1
Oct. 21
May 6
Nov. 4
July 1
Sept. 30
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Sept. 16
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow -
Plow - -
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow... - -
Plow --
Plow -
Plow - -
Plow -
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow -
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow -
Plow
Plow
Plow 1
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow
Plow .:
Plow
Plow and cultivator. Combined
Plow and cultivator. Combined salkj'.
Plow and harrow. Combined
Plow and harrow. Combined
Plow attachment
Plow attachment
Plow attachment
Plow attachment.
Plow attachment
Plow attachment
Plow attachment.
Plow attachment
Plow attachment
Plow attachment
Plow attachment
Plow-beam
Plow-beam. Jointed
Plow beams. Bed-plate for .sulky-. .
Plow canting device. Gana-
Plow-cleaner for sulky-cultivators .
Plow. Combination-.
Plow.. Combined gang and subsoil .
Plow. Cultivator- -
Plow cultivator attachment
Plow-cutting attachment
Plow. Ditching-
Plow. Ditching-
Plow ditching and grading attachment.
Plow. Double . ;
Plow. Double-acting reversible gang-.
Plow-fender
Plow gage and guide
Plow. Gang-
Plow. Gang-
Plow. Gang-
Plow. Gang-
Plow. Gang--.- ;
Plow harrow attachment.
Plow. Hilling-
Plow. Hillside-
Name.
M. P. Curlee
"W. J.. Davidson
W. J. Davidson
J. "W.Davis ....
J. Elcock
J. T. Ellvson
E. English
0. A. Essig
S.B.Ezell
D. E. Fish
D. A. and J. L. Funderburk.
J. Garfield
C. Huehn....
J. A. Kneedler
T. A. Lanscha
E. P. Lar6e
D. M. McAlpin
J. F. McKinley
J. T. Millen . .'
J. W. Montgomery
H. L. Moore '.
1. N. Phipps
W. L. Quick
J. Kitz
A. A. Koberts
J. 0. Bollins
M. Satterlee
A. Schindler
C. A. Schulz
K. B. Si.gafoos
W. ^Y. Speer
G.B.St. John
G.B. St. John
E. D. Starke
P. H. Starke. (Reissue).
C. B. Steane
G.Steudel
J. S. Stevens
J. ~S. Stevenson
F. W. TJnterilp
W. E. Tenable
A. K. Walla
S. A. Ware
M. M. Warmoth
T. H. Whitlock and C. L. Etheridge,
H. Wiard and W. R. Bullock
C. Wood
H. Pea :
T. Huddlestone
E. 0. Long
C. Perkins
W. P. Brown . .
J. O. Caldwell . .
J. Clayton
J. Comeaux
F. J. Folsom
J. Heck
P. Jones
J. Lawrie
H. Listerud
M.J.Stafford...
V. Wood
C. A. Reed
A. W. Green
B. C. Bradley . .
W. Kimmel
C. E. Ridley
J. D. Pace
W.S. Haven
H. Parrish
W. R. Andrews
J. Owens
J. W. Arehart- -
I. L. Colvin
J. W. Estes
J. L. Laughltn .
W. H. Foye
.T. W. Hamer —
W. H. Ammons.
J. P. Black
H. M. Cormack -
R. Hendricks . . .
A. Shaffer
S. L. Wilson....
E. C. Eaton
T. H. Sevmour. .
J. Neff, Jr
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303,990
292,636
292,998
305,066
292,549
307.756
300,457
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309,453
293,252
291,3.59
291,524
302,661
308,682
307,670
292,343
302,859
292,501
304,954
303,455
297.450
291,087
309,650
308,283
308,383
306.354
294,281
306,873
294,699
296,246
295,952
10,477
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295,069
304,577
308,006
301,306
292.876
308,813
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
527
Invention.
Plow-jointer
Plow-jointer . -
Plow. Mole ditching-
Plow-point
Plow-point
Plow-point
Plow-point. Self-sharpening .
Plow.
Plow.
Plow.
Plow.
Plow.
Plow.
Plow.
Plow.
Plow.
Plow.
Plow.
Plow-standard
Plow-standard
Plow. Steam-
Plow. Steam-
Plow. Steam-
Plow. Steam- .
Plow. Snlky--
Plow. Snlky-.
Plow. Salky--
Plow. Siilky--
Plow. Snlky-..
Plow. Snlky--.
Plow. Snlky-.
Plow. Sulky- -
Plow. Snlkv-..
Plow. SulkV--
Plow. Sulky- .
Plow. Sulky-.
Plow. Sulky-. .
Plow. SulkV--
Plow. Sulky-.,
Plow. Sulky--.
Plow. Sulkv- -
Plow. Sulky-.
Plow. Sulky- .
Planting-
Keversible
Keversible
Keversible .....
Rotary
Rotary
Self-sharpening
Shovel-
Side-hill
Side-hiU
Spade- wheel . .
Ifame.
Plow. Sulky- - -
Plow. Sulky-
Plow. Sulky-
Plow. Sulky-
Plow. Sulky rotary mold-board
Plow-tongue. Jointed
Plow. Vineyard- _
Plow weed-hook
Plow. Wheel-
Plow. Wheel-
Plow. Wheel-
Plow. Wheel-
Plow. Wheel-
Plow. Wheel landside-
Plow. AVheel landside-
Plow- wheel scraper attachment
Plow with planting attaehment. Listi g-
Plows. Die for shaping the standard -heads of
Plows. Plant shield arid erector for
Plows. Tongue-latch for wheel-
Plowshare
Plowshare-tongs
Plug for bowls and bath-tubs
Plug for bowls and tubs. Trapped
Plug- valve for wash-basins. Compound and self-act-
ing
Plug. Wash-basin
Plugs or dowel-pins. Device for cutting
Plumb-bob
Plumb-hob
Plumber's trap
Plume - - -
Plume for horses' heads, military hats, &c
Plush or cloth. Renovating
Pneumatic apparatus for transmitting parcels
Pneumatic carrier -
Pneumatic carrier
Pneumatic carrier
Pneumatic carrier
Pneumatic dispatch and signaling apparatus
Pneumatic dispatch apparatus or mechanism
Pneumatic dispatch-tube.
T.C.Belding
O. W. Haegg
A. J. Bowman
W. T. Burks and L. P. Klutts.
A. R. Mallorj
G.P. Swift
T.Cox
J. Lane
A. H. Fitch
H.Gates
J. Hanapel
J. Austin .
W. B.Willis
T.Cox
R. H. Hudgens and H. K. Allison
I. B. Kilgore
J. Rapp
H. Skilliugs
J. P. ilclntyre
J. R. Sampson
B. S. Benson
307,832
308,335
302,822
300,567
301,016
292,4-18
305,800
296,851
303,715
291,303
309,945
291,127
301.313
.304.706
296,966
302,341
300,302
307.809
296,861
308,202
.309,434
10,438
308,923
302,370
302,184
299,452
295,613
298,337
291,975
307,834
299,343
294,582
305,441
292,426
L. Gibbs 310,043
M. T. Hancock 302,481
T. T. Harrison
F.B. Hunt
W. McNary
E. D. Meagher and C. E. Tower .
G. Greig. (Reissue) .
W. and J. Paterson . .
T. T. Wood
G. W. Akins and J. T. Nelson.
N. S. Barger.
S. W. Barr...
S. W. Barr . .
B. S. Benson.
J. P. Black . .
W. L. Casaday .
F. N. Clute .
.7. R. Ervin .
J. L. Furby.
W. S. Pates - - .
R. A. Radford .
C. Schweer
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
292,304
295,175
295,788
306,342
309,489
300,892
299,020
.r. and E. E. Sickler 300,807
D. F. Tallnian 303,466
J. S. Trimble 309,748
J. Walter 301,648
S. H. Taylor 300.658
0. Simpson .306,782
B. C. Bradley 299,050
S. .J. Stofer 305,115
J. W. Bartlett.. 296,720
J. W. Bartlett 304,691
A. Lindgren 308,680
E.F. O'Haver 294,261
R. A. Thompson 293,818
N. S. Barger 292,401
J. Lane 301,8^2
D. N. Palmer j 305,327
T. Pates 301,148
T. Carlson... 301,212
,T. H.Witt ! 310,109
R. Newton 308,371
J. C. Pugh 302,027
G. M. Sebastian 303,460
J. D.Bacon ..' 300,552
J. D.Bacon 300,553
T. P. Ford, Jr 300,589
J. S. GOhert ' 306,003
P. Robarge 302,941
M. L. Clarkson 310,122
G. Morrison 305,951
T.Dark 295,908
E. C. Farrington 304,190
W. Randel 304,235
J. Besanson 309,124
E. S. Leaycraft 304,8.34
A. Brisbane and R. Gillham 303,803
R. Gillham 303,8.34
R. Gillham 303,835
R. Gillham 303,836
E. S. Leaycraft 304,832
G. Miles 294,899
H.Clay 1307,437
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Nov. 18
July 29
June 17
Julv 8
Jan. 22
Sept. 30
Apr. 15
Aug. 19
Jan. 8
Dec. 30
Jan. 1
July 1
Sept. 9
Apr. 15
July 22
June 17
Nov. 11
Apr. 15
Nov. 18
Dec. 16
.Tau. 22
Dec. 9
July 22
July 15
May 27
Mar. 25
May 13
Jan. 15
Nov. 11
May 27
Mar. 4
Sept. 23
Jan. 2-2
Dee. 30
July 22
Jan. 22
Mar. 18
Mar. 25
Oct. 7
Dec. 16
June 24
May 20
June 24
Aug. 12
Dec. 23
July 8
June 17
Oct. 21
Mav 20
Sept. 16
Apr. 15
Sept. 9
Dec. 2
Feb. 26
Feb. 19
Jan. 22
July 8
Sept. 16
July 1
July 1
Dec. 30
Nov. 25
July 15
Aug. 12
June 17
June 17
June 17
Oct. 14
Aug. 5
Dec. 30
Sept. 30
Apr. 1
Aug. 26
Aug. 26
Dec. 9
Sept. 9
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Sept. 9
Mar. 11
Nov. 4
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ESTDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Pneumatic holder and cntter.
Pneumatic lock
Pneumatic signal
Combined -
Pneumatic tube
Pneumatic-tube switch
Pneumatic tubes. Flexible carrier for
Pocket
Pocket
Pocket attachment. Safety
Pocket-book
Pocket-book, &c. Fastonina for
Pocket-books, &c. Frame for
Pocket-case and cigar-clipper. Combined . , .
Pocket-fastener
Pocket Implement
Pocket-knife
Pocket-knife
Pocket-knife
Pocket-knife
Pocket-knife
Pocket-knife
Pocket-knife
Pocket-knife
Pocket-k<nife
Pocket-knife ,
Pocket-knife
Pocket-knife
Pocket-knife handle
Pocket-knife handle
Pocket-utensil holder
Poke. Animal-
Poke. Animal-
Polarization-battery or electric accumulator
Pole. Carriage-
Pole. Clothes-
Pole. Clothes-line
Pole for vehicles. Shifting
Pole or shaft. Carriage
Pole. Vehicle-
Pole. "Wagon-
Poles. Machine for bending carriage-
Polisher and cleaner for metal and other surfaces .
Polishing compound
PoHshing liquid
Polishing-machine
Polishing-wheel
Polishing- wheel
Pool and billiard cue chalker
Pool-ball rack and spotter. Automatic incline.
Pool-playing. Ball-rack for
Pool-rack
Pool-rack
Pool-rack
Pool-rack
Pool-rack
Pool-rack
Pool-rack
Pool-rack
Pool rack and spotter. Combined fifteen-ball. .
Pool-table ball-rack
Pool triangle and box
Pop-gun
Portable and traction engine
Portable bath for animals
Portable elevator
Portable elevator
Portable engine
Portable engine
Portable furnace
Portable ventUator
Portfolio
Portraits. Method of and apparatus for transferrinj;
and enlarging
Post:
See Binding-post. Fence-post.
Post-base
Post-driver
Post-driver
Post-driver
Post-driver
Post-driver
Post-oiBce box
Post-ofBce lock-box
Post-shield
Name.
J". R. Williams
A. "W. Fuller . .
E. P. Garsed...
W. G. Davis
E. S. Leaycraft
R. J. P. (roodwin
M. P. Brav
W. F. Russell
jr. p. Preston
H. A. Chapin
L. M esser
H. Dldout, Fils
E. P. Hasbrouck
"W. R. R. TilUon
A.N. Clark
J. D. Frary
G. Freund •
I. "W. Heysinger
O.Huff......
G. Hunt
F. W. Kaldenbach
G. "W. Korn
B. McGovem
W. E. Rauh
J.R.Smith
L. A. Smith
J. A. Wilson
G. W.Korn
G. H. Thompson and E. Hottegan .
M. H. Kemer
J. E. Deupree
J. F. Whitescarver
C. A. Faure
S. WoUs and D. B. Newton
F.E.Shaw
M. Bartlett
J. T. Clarkson
J.M.Dille
A.A.Holt
A. H. and E. H. Beach
A.G. Snvder
W. Heard
H. H. Becker
E. Ludwig
J. Pierron
D. W. Abbott
H. Bintz
E. T. Mueller
W. A. Tea
.T. S. Hausman
H. W. Collender
H. AV. Collender
H. W. Collender
H. W. Collender
H. W. Collender and S. De Gaetano.
P. W. Farly and A. L. Trowbridge .
.r.Felbel..'.
L. Widmayer
W. A. Tea
S. Be Gaetano
H. W. CoUfuder
E. J. B. Whltaker
M. Rumely
W., Sr., E. M., and W. Somerville, Jr.
R. Dunbar. (Reissue)
F. C. Starke
H. B. Larzelere
H. B. Larzelere
J. W. Babbit and G. W. Morris . - . .
T. C. Perry
H. S. Williams and E. L. Shipman..
M. Hartsough
J. Newton
J. C. Crawford
F. M. Ewers. . .
E. Hiatt
E. Over
W. B. Philbert. .
E. Osgood
W. H. Bramble .
O. S.Leslie
No.
298,715
299, 0G6
292,481
297,505
304,833
299,216
303,211
293,.597
307,797
299.908
303,941
296,940
299,135
307.241
293,718
292,002
297,375
307,767
2S4.471
303.855
292,917
306,839
309,863
304,451
304,141
306,651
304,481
306,840
299,037
305,.'i21
291,702
301,781
309.838
302,455
291,633
295,895
300,848
304,185
305,926
291,131
309,578
292,649
296,112
29(\303
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299,311
299,948
302,014
297,031
293,458
295,857
296,136
296,137
296,532
294,584
292,903
299,365
294,422
301,641
300,227
294,200
302,367
297,169
301,637
10,521
305,639
299,484
300,270
299.713
307,794
298,532
301,232
291,927
306,537
308,310
293,021
299,086
304,953
296,772
303,555
291,208
Date.
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May 20
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Apr. 22
Sept. 9
May 27
Aug. 5
Feb. 12
Nov. 11
June 3
Aug. 19
Apr. 15
May 27
Oct. 28
Feb. 19
Jan. 15
Apr. 22
Nov. 11
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Aug. 19
Feb. 5
Oct. 21
Dec. 30
Sept. 2
Aug. 26
Oct. 14
Sept. 2
Oct. 21
May 20
Sept. 23
Jan. 8
July 8
Dec. 30
July 22
Jan. 8
Apr. 1
June 24
Aug. 26
Sept. 30
Jan. 1
Dec. 23
Jan. 29
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
Jan. 29
May 27
June 10
July 15
Apr. 15
Feb. 12
Mar. 25
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
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Mar. 4
Feb. 5
May 27
Mar. 4
July 8
June 10
Feb. 26
July 22
Apr. 22
July 8
Sept. 16
Sept. 23
May 27
June 10
June 3
Nov. 11
May 13
July 1
Jan. 15
Oct. 14
Nov. 18
Feb. 5
May 20
Sept. 9
Apr. 15
Aug. 12
Jan. 1
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Al2)habeticai lint of inventions — Coutiuued.
529
Inveution.
Ijeail-pot.
Tea aud cofl'eo pot.
Tea or coffee pot.
Postal -bag rack
Postal cabinet
Pot:
See Annealing-pot.
Coffee-pot.
Flower-pot.
Potato-coverer
Potato-digger
Potato-digger
Potato-digger
Potato-digger
Potato-digger
Potato-digger
Potato-digger
Potato-digger
Potato-digger
Potato-digger
Potato-digger
Potato-digger
Potato-digger
Potato-digger
Potato digger and ridger
Potato-digging machine
Potato-screen
Potter's mold
Pottery and porcelain. Producing colored pictures
on
Pottery. Composition lor fire-proof
Pottery-kiln
Pottery-ware. Mold for the manufacture of
Poultice
Poultry-fountain
Pounce-box
Pounce-holder
Powder-flask charger
Powder- warming apparatus
Power:
<Sec Animal-power. Sewing-machine haud-
Churn-power. power.
Foot-power. Tread-power.
Handaud foot power. Treadle-power.
Horse-power. "Ware-power.
Lever-power. Wind-power.
Mechanical power.
Power. Apparatus for transmitting
Power by belts and pulleys. Device for transmitting .
Power-converter
Power. Device for regulating
Power. Device for transmitting
Power. Device for transmitting
Power. Device for transmittine
Power from a central station. Device for transmit- }
ting 5
Power-jack
Power-machine
1*0 wer machine. Weight- -
Power. Metallic band for transmitting . -
Power-press
Power-press
Power-transmitter
Power-transmitter
Power. Transmitting
Precious metals from ores. E.Ktrartiug
Precious metals from ores, &c. Separating
Precious stones. Incrusting in relief on
Precious stone.i. Producing artificial
Preserving and transporting food. Method of and
apparatus for
Preserving-cases. Device for exhausting air from. . .
Preserving food. Case for
Preserving fruit. &c. Apparatus for
Preserving- vessel
Press :
See Baling-press.
Cheese-press.
Cider-press.
Cigar-press.
Copying-press.
Cotton-press.
Die-press.
Drop-press.
Filter-press.
Fruit-press.
Glass -press.
Glass-molding press.
Hand-press.
Hay-press.
Press
Hay and cotton press.
Hydranlic press.
Lead-press.
Lever-press.
Oil-press.
Oil-cake press.
Power-press.
Printing-press.
Seal-press.
Silo-press.
Stampin g-press.
Tobacco-press.
Veneer-press.
Wool-press.
Press
Press
Press .
Press
Name.
C. R. Harrison.
L. C. Gray
G. Juney
Bonl
D. Brown
A. Denison
, Dodge
Estes
Freeman
Habeck
H. Hitchcock
R. James
W. Kattell
Neleon ^
Norton
tihrlein
A.Paul
W. Binford
L. Higley
J. Smith'
Woeber
Kiirth and R. Beyermann .
E. F. Zinns
L. Lawton
.T. and J. F. Maddock
A. Elherson
J. C . Tappeiner
F.G. Elv
J. C. Hill
H. T. Hazard
S.Poole
P. A. Dohis
N. Tagu
I. H. Palmer
J. Schinneller
G. L. Kitson
J. A . Shennan
A. D. Whitton
W. McCall and .J. V. De Vry .
J. W. Massey
P. G. Olds . .■
M. Vandercook, W.
H. M. Baker.
A. .TaroUmek
R. E. Boschert
G. B. Lamb
H. S. Wilson
H. S. AVilson
S. Maltby
E. H. Russell
E. H. Russell
T. Poiter
S. Grossiord
S. H. Linn
V. Smith, and
.T. J. Hovt . . . .
J. J. Hovt - - -
W. A. AVicks.
J. E. Jeffords.
C. B. Adams.
W. F. Barnes .
G. B. Boomer.
G. B. Boomer.
A. D6Nobili..
No.
292,911
300,243
297,
299,
298,
308,
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294,932
301,439
303,848
298,085
291,932
298,672
308,588
303,541
.305.635
305.931
298.317
295,701
292,025
291.370
309.159
309,422
S94.472
300,201
295,411
302,076
303,094
301,380
295,816
296,709
305,957
297,598
291,914
303,014
296,692
308,393
302,141
298,931
304,594
294,571
301,795
305,577
Date.
Feb.
Oct.
Apr. 22
Mav 27
May 6
Nov. 25
Apr. 8
Apr. 22
May 27
Feb. 5
Dec. 23
July 15
May 27
Apir. 22
Sept. 23
Nov. 4
May 6
Feb. 12
Apr. 1
Feb. 12
Apr. 1
Apr. 29
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Dec. 9
Nov. 18
Mar. 11
July 1
Aug. 19
May 6
Jan. 15
May 13
Nov. 25
Aug. 12
Sept. 23
Sept. 30
Mav (i
Mar. 25
Jan. 15
.Tan. 1
Dec. 9
Dec. 16
Mar. 4
June 10
Mar. 18
July 15
Aug. 5
July 1
Mai-. 25
A]ir. 8
Sept. 30
Apr. 29
Jan. 15
Aug. 5
Apr. a
Nov. 25
July 15
May 20
Sept. -2
Mar. 4
Julv 8
Sept. 23
Monthly
volume.
163
283
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1445
129
1211
819
1855
1882
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1351
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1744
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530
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiimed.
Invention.
Press
Press -
Press
Press
Press-board-flnishine maoliine ;
Press for dishing hollow articles
Press for plastic material
Press for pressing and stamping
Press for sacking bran, sawdust, &c
Press for wheat-hran, &c
Press-pad for pantaloons ,
Press-platen
Presses. Bearer for transfer-
Pressing artiiicial blocks or bricks, &c. Machine for.
Pressing-machine. Tailor's
Pressure engine. Phiid-
Pressure-gage
Pressure-gago-testineapparatus
Pressure governor. Pluid-
Pressure reducer or regulator
Pressure-regulator
Pressure-regulator
Pressure-regulator
Pressure-regulator. Automatic
Pressure-regulator. Gas and fluid
Pressure-regulator. Hydraulic ,
Price-card and tidy pin
Primer
Primer
Primer
Primer
Primer
Printers' blocks. Apparatus for sawing
Printer's chase
Printer's damping-roller
Printer's dry -rack
Printers' galleys. Side-stick for
Printers' galleys. Support or rest for
Printer's quoin
Printer's quoin
Printers' rollers. Shell or cover for
Printing and embossing machine. Case
Printing and vignetting frame
Printing apparatus. Solar-
Printing. Art of and machinery for lithographic - - -
Printing. Art of and mechanism for chromographic
Printing by sunlight or other light, and apparatus
therefor.
Printing. Form-roller for
Printing indigo colors
Printing-machine
Printing-machine
Printing-machine
Printing-machine
Printing-machine ,
Printing-machine
Printing-machine
Printing-machine
Printing-machine
Printing-machine
Printing-machine
Printing-machine
Printing machine. Chromatic-
Printing machine. Chromatic- _
Printing-machine. Cylinder
Printing-machine delivery apparatus
Printing-machine delivery apparatus
Printing-machine sheet-delivery apparatus
Printing-machine inking mechanism
Printing machine. Lithographic-
Printing machine. Plate-
Printing machine. Polychrome-
Printing-machine sheet-delivery apparatus
Printing-machine sheet-delivery apparatus
Printing-machine sheet-delivery apparatus
Name.
No.
A. Fitts, H. M. Eice, and A. E.
Blanchard.
G.J. Fritz
C. Kimplen
J.N.Wright
F.L. Ca,se
J. Eobertson
S. McCarter
J. Dennis and G. B. Coram .
A. L. Battson
M. T. Thompson
S. C. England
J. Ferguson
H. W. Chapman
A. Ball
^. Walker
S. Maltby
W. H. MacGregor
C. E. Ashcroft
W. Lyon
A. G.' Brinckerhofif
W. Burnett
F. J. Freese
J. F. Gooding
J. Collis
H. Eoekel
J. S. MoDonald
H. Bernstein
T. G. Bennett
T. G. Bennett
T. G. Bennett
H. S. Bums
E. F. Mitchell
G. Williamson
J.Brill
J. H. Bingham
G. A. Clapper
J. F. Funk
C. W. Brown
J. Polhemus
C. A. E. L. Ver Genius .
A. Campbell
H. F. Shepherd
O. P. Scott
E. Cope
W. H. Forbes and J. W. Osborne. .
W. H. Forbes and J. W. Osborne. .
E. Cope
A. Campbell .
J. Bracewell-
E. Anthony .
J. Brooks
A. Campbell
G. P. Fenner . .
J. T. Hawkins.
B. Huber
W.P.Kidder..
J. G. Northrup
H. Schott
W. Scott
H. D. and D. W. Swift
W. W. Taylor
W. H. Forbes
D. E. Mack
W. Bodge
C. B. Cottrell
C.Kahler
L. C. Crowell
G. A. Wilson
E. Jaeck
J. E. White
H. Chatel
C.B. Cottrell
S. D. Tucker
S.D.Tucker
295,159
306,914
292,920
294,747
295,521
308,098
304,337
294,311
299,721
293,603
305,112
291,179
299,961
296,507
300,817
301,378
292,169
295,093
292,241
304,695
295,978
297,373
298,687
308,030
301,524
292,026
301,083
291,974
294,. 566
294,9.57
291,981
294.6.57
296,372
.304,605
294,436
291,030
302,996
302,825
296,056
298,639
294,438
293,797
298,901
306,721
300,242
305,169
296,391
297,112
301,475
302,312
300,842
297,111
301,703
305,076
301,817
291,521
305,469
300,141
298,781
.303,550
300,162
302,244
305,207
303,697
305,797
291,912
292,993
298,147
298,092
305,646
303,117
305,798
293,120
293,121
Date.
Mar. 18
Oct. 21
Feb. 5
Mar. 4
Mar. 25
Nov. 18
Sept. 2
Feb. 26
June 3
Feb. 12
Sept. 16
Jan. 1
June 10
Apr. 8
June 24
July 1
Jan. 22
Mar. 11
Jan. 22
Sept. 9
Apr. 1
Apr. 22
May 13
Nov. 11
July 8
Jan. 15
July 1
Jan. 15
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
Jan. 15
Mar. 4
Apr. a
Sept. 3
Mar. 4
Jan. 1
Aug. 5
Julv 29
Apr. 1
May 13
Mar. 4
Feb. 19
May 20
Oct. 21
June 10
Sept. 16
Apr. 8
Apr. 22
July 8
July 22
Jjirie 24
Apr.
22
1532
July
8
803
Sept.
16
1024
July
8
956
Jan.
8
641
Sept. 23
June 10
May 20
Aug. 12
June 10
July 22
Sept. 16
Aug. 19
Sept. 30
Jan. 15
Feb. 5
May ()
May 6
Sept. 23
Aug. 5
Sept. 30
Feb. 5
Feb, 5
Monthly
volume.
1030
1146
176
487
1497
883
65
1984
295
1047
1072
205
577
775
1701
393
1439
946
1.547
538
99
1870
914
794
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1268
8
1206
283
750
1217
390
605
425
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1974
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1765
297
1976
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474
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112
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1045
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
631
luTeiition.
Name.
Printing-machine. Stop-cylinder B. Hiiber .
No.
Stop-cylinder
TVeb-
Printing-cylinder of rotary
'Web-tnminK apparatus for
"Wiping and polisbing appar.a-
Printing-machine.
Printing machine.
Printing-machines.
Printing-machines.
Printing machines.
tus for plate-
Printing marginal newspaper advertisements
Printing metal plates, &c. Machine for
Printing, numbering, and delivering tickets. Appa-
ratus for
Printing, numbering, or counting machines. Attach-
ment for ticket
Printing-plates. Making lithographic
Printing plates or blocks. Making relief
Printing-press
Printing-press
Printing-press
Printing-press
Printing-press
Printing-press
Printing-press
Printing press -
Printing-press
Printing-prevss
300,370
■W. Scott ' 295,057
L. C. Crowell 298,182
G. A. Wilson I 301,942
E. Anthony 302,311
A. Reid 297,294
G. E. Jones 305,930
E. Barclay ; 310,132
T. King and R. "Wilson : 303,220
Date.
S. D. Layman
302,918
P. C. MoUer | 295,061
P. R. Shugg and G. Boyle ' 292,181
C. B. Cottrell , 1293,313
P. S. Dodge 1307,922
T. Forknall I 308,150
M. Gaily ' 291,843
A. F. Hyde 294,048
J. M. Jones ■ 309,304
E. Miehle 304,345
G. "W. Prouty I 310,150
T. Reichard 305,534
W. Scott ' 293,678
Mar. 11
May 6
July 15
July 22
Apr. 22
Sept. 30
Dec. 30
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Mar. 25
Jan. 22
Feb. 12
Nov. 11
Nov. 18
Jan. 8
Feb. 2C
Dec. 16
Sept. 2
Dec. 30
Sept. 23
Feb. 19
Printing
Printing-
Printing-
Printing
Printing
Printing-
Printing-
Printing-
Printing
Printing-
309,220
C. B. Cottrell .
15
19
Dec. 16
Printing-press J. H. Titter i 296,898 I Apr.
Printing press. Color- J. "W. Osborne ' 293,668 | Feb.
Printing-press color-inking apparatus M. Gaily
Printing-press cutting apparatus
Printing-press delivery apparatus
305,799 Sept. 30
L. J. Doetsch 309,034 Dec.
press feed-guide J. Blocher ' 298,:
press feed-guide "W. B. Smith I 297,
press feed-guide E. B. Walkup I 305^;
press inking attachment B. S. Whiteliead 291.!
press numbering attachment A . R. Baker ' 305,:
press delivery mechanism. Web- L. C. Crowell j 301,047 June 24
164 May 6
464 Apr. 22
122 , Sept. 16
969 I Jan. 15
778 j Sept. 30
779 ! Sept. 30
press numbering attachment A. R. Baker 305,
press numbering attachment A. R. Baker 305,
press numbering attachment A. E. Baker I 305,
•press. Oscillating ' F. H. Richards 300,
I
Printing-press registering device
Printing-piess rollers. Mechanism for raising
Printing-press sheet-delivery apparatus
Printing-press .sheet-delivery apparatus
Printing-press sheet-straightener
Printing press. Stencil-
Printing-presses. Air cushion for the reciprocating
beds of
Printing-presses.
Printing-presses.
for
Printing-presses.
Printing-piesses.
tns for cylinder
Printing, stamping, or embossing.
surfaces for
Printing-surfaces from lace. &c. Manufacture of
Printing upon hat-sweats. Machine for
Privy seat or chair. Odorless
Proscenitun. Adjustable
Process apparatus
Profile-cutting machine
780
781
897
Automatic paper-feed for
ElectricaUy-actnated sheet-stop }
Perforating attachment for
Pointing and perforating appara-
J. H. Cran.ston 300,225
A. Campbell 297,752
C. B. Max.son 309,075
H. T. L. "Wilkinson .302,4.58
F. J. Ball 306,459
J.C.Hill 291,905
A. Campbell 291,875
Producing roller-
A. E. Bennett . .
A. Campbell
H. Loewenbach-
A. Overend
J. J. Sachs
E. Lanham
E. Rein
F.B.Kendall..
I. Kiralfy
N. G. Gurney-.
F. A. Schmidt .
Pro.jectlle
Projectile
Projectile
Projectile
Projectile :
Projectile
Projectile for carrying explosive shells
Projectile for carrying high explosives-
Projectile. Submarine
Projectiles. Making
Projector-stopper
Propeller. Chain-
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
June 24
June 10
Apr. 29
Dec.
July 22
Oct. 14
.Jan. 15
Jan. 15
Oct.
Jan.
307,083
291,.575
301,249 I .July 1
303,947 Aug. 19
297,017 I Apr. 15
Propeller. Flexing-chain
Propeller for small boats
Propeller for vessels
Propeller for vessels. Buoyant-
Propeller for vessels. Screw-. . .
Propeller. Marine-
Propeller. Screw- ,
J. B. Kibler
T. Pennefeather .
N. Petersen
E. S. Hawley
E.T.Griffith
A. "Von Buonaccorsi di Pistoja.
300.982
300,888
.luno 24
June 24
Monthly
volume.
CO
June 17 ! 1128
(307
Official
Gazette.
)308
895 245
275 71,72
1112 305
1581 434
1767 480
2146
2053
430
51
1678
1454
704
666
944
1038
1636
988
78
2072
1630
1142
1268
1126
868
1981
621
1980
255
1983
1083
1200
1946
1948
1950
1954
1802
929
596
550
117
17
464
(188
i 182
! 2.59
1 290
4,53
261
26.27
t 556
: 4.51
(318
i>319
3.53
314
(230
)231
(549
I 550
(163
)164
(547
i548
66
541
296
335
541
(541
)542
542
542
(492
) 493
(250
i 2.51
2373
646
667
179
1773
486
554
147
1125
313
1090
304
1387
370
^27
26
27
28
28
27
28
29
28
28
26
j26
29
29
26
26
29
28
29
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1 26
27
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1 29
1 28
1 29
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28
26
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J28
28
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27
29
28
29
26
26
224
1353
1407
770
1830
873
29 2439
1 : 492
16 I 1007
™i{i^9^:i
306,625 , Oct.
307,411 Oct.
296,580 Apr.
297,813 Apr.
296,285 I Apr.
309,316 I Dec.
"W. A. Bartlett 308,944 Dec. 9 495
L. Geiger 306,739 Oct. 21 918
L. Hopson 305,002 Sept. 9 936
H.F.Mann 293,337 Feb. 12 734
D.M.Mefford 298,996 May 20 1294
S. Neschdanowsky 306,511 Oct. 14 618
J. Garrick ' 300,592 June 17 1396
F.H.Snyder 295,830 Mar. 25 1889
J. Ericsson 298,455 May 13 629
L. Geiger 306,738 Oct. 21 .917
G. Pinaud and P. Guichard 305,221 Sept. 16 1219
G.Hart 304,426 Sept. 2 178
J. M. Rosse - 304,036 Aug. 26 1474
60
.375
29
26
28
28
27
1897
1792
296,613 Apr. 8 915
299,538 : June 3 42
299,923 ' June 3 516
296,271 ! Apr. 1 I 473
494
i 242
667
137
, ) 266 i''^
: 131 29
244
256
196
369
163
385
524
179
I 244
I 333
53
(406
\ 407
.521
489
(255
} 2.56
11.13
137
1 132
1149
989
578
218
310
349
1239
1121
535
466
1151
285
570
503
!>(!5
191
753
899
826
1126
1136
658
254
655
878
1209
822
1309
574
.391
1033
231
1202
1202
1202
1203
1276
1103
469
832
346
108
218
211
282
133
43
716
279
149
361
174
482
92
901
796
186
1000
576
786
121
1198
1189
654
186
1056
849
743
1294
1274
182
920
1019
89
532
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions-^Contmned.
Invention.
Propeller. Screw- .
Propeller- shaft
Propeller-shafts. Hydraulic thrust-block for .
Propelling aerial and marine vessels
Propelling apparatus for vessels
Propelling apparatus for vessels
Propelling canal-boats
Propelling vessels .~
Propelling vessels by centrifugal force
Propelling-wheel. Marine
Propulsion of boats
Propulsion of vessels
Protector:
See Book-leaf protector
Collar-protector.
Corset-protector.
Face-protector.
Hand-protector.
Pruning implement
Pruning implement
Pruning-shears
Pruntng-shears
Pruning-shears
Puddling and heating furnace
Puddling-furuace
Puddling-fui-nace
Skirt-protector.
Tree-protector.
Vine and fruit-tree pro-
tector.
Puddling-furnace. Kotary
Puddling-fu-TDace. Kotary
Puddling-fumaces. Cooling-shield for
Puddling-fumaces. "Water -joint for rotary ,
Puddling-machine
Pug-mill
Pull. Plush-
Puller:
See Cork-puUer.
Grub-puller.
PiUley
Staple-puller.
Stump-puUer.
Pulley
Pulley
Pulley
PnUey
Pulley
Pulley
Pulley
Pulley
Pulley
Pulley
Pulley
PuUey
Pulley
Pulley
Pulley.
Pulley.
Pulley -block
Pulley-block
Pulley-block
Pulley -block. Differential
Pulley -block for hav-elevators
Pulley-blocks. Self-oiling sheave for .
Pulley-box
Pulley bracket and block
Pulley-centers. Die for forming
Pulley-clothing
Pulley collar. Loose-
Pulley device. Fast and loose
Pulley. Differential
Pulley. Expanding
Band-
Belt- .
Pulley, Expanding
Pulley. Expanding
Pulley for shafts. Loose
Pulley. Friction-
Pulley. Friction-
Pulley. Friction-clutch
Pulley. Grip-
Pulley-head
Pulley. Loose
Pulley lubricator. Loose- . . -
Pulley lubricator. Loose-...
Pulley lubricator. Loose- . . .
Pulley or drum
Pulley or gear. Clutch
Pulley or wheel. Compound .
Pulley. Power-transmitting -
Pulley. Reversing-
Pulley. Screw-
Pulley. Self-ad,iu8ting
Pulley. Self-lubricating loose .
Name.
H.C. Pearsons ..
T. Feith
W. Cousins
E. Goehrung
A. C. de los Eios
J. S. Smith
G. E. Taylor
L. C. Thorp
A. L. Segond
A. B. Kokernot...
D. L. Masters
0. Worch
H. Case
G. F. Waters . - . -
J. G. Bubaeh ....
A. Shepard
A. Shepard.- ....
W. Stubblebine..
E. J. Daschbach.
K. H. Gates
J. Griffon and J. Hall, Jr
J. Hall, Jr
E. W. Hickman
J. Griffen and J. Hall, Jr
H. B. Van Benthuysen
S. K. Fletcher and K. Thomas .
J. Spruce
W. T. Baker and J. H. ShuU. . .
J. Braun ,
F.C.Caldwell
J. D. H. Cleavland
C . Kemble
E. B. Martindale. (Reissue) . .
H. C. Newcomb
O.K. Olsen
O.R. Olsen
O.K. Olsen
"W". E. Rockwood
J. E. Sanders
S. Stephens
J. L. Thomson and M. L. Jack .
J. E. Waterous and J. K. Peel. .
C.E.Ball
A. T.Irwin
G.Egelhoff
D. m: Garrett
J. B. F. Herreshoff
J.H. Taylor
H. L. Ferris
"W. "W. Patterson
J. M. Aubery
C. Schneider and C. Pfanne.
N. C. Stiles
G. Jaquith
F. J. Hubbard
J. M. Smith
G. Smith, Jr
W. G. Finlay
"W.G. Gass
J. A. White
J. McCaffrey
V. W. Mason
P. Peartree
H.W.Hill
0. Jackson
J. W. Porritt
F. C. CofiBn
W. J.Faul
L. E. Kane
W. J. Ormsby
J. Shepherd
J. T. Meats
H. H. Blake
J.T. LaTumo
G. A. Tobey
C. F. Pope .
No.
W. A. Grondahl.
E.F.Gordon
293,777
306.472
303,813
302,395
29fl,2:i4
296,476
298.135
308.109
303,329
307.400
304,742
292,726
304,293
291,966
298.548
309,888
309,889
300,657
301,688
293,770
Date.
Feb. 19
300,250
295.7.51
298,203
295,867
291,963
299,370
299,032
299,322
294,110
295,732
307,631
293,255
10,494
297, .531
295,796
297.624
305,840
291,779
305,965
302,9.54
307,416
295,698
301,659
296,173
301,347
297,128
304,103
304,284
292,476
304,448
305,655
298,241
294,698
293,469
309,784
301,764
293,281
307,450
309,707
304,885
309,554
295,656
305,842
299,787
301,997
306,952
303,362
309,614
293,036
307,006
306,538
306,274
295,337
306,267
Oct.
Aug.
July
Ma.v
Apr.
May
Nov. 18
Aug. 12
Oct. 28
Sept. 9
Jan. 29
Sept. 2
Jan. 15
May 13
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
June 17
July 8
Feb. 19
June 10
Mar. 25
May 6
Main. 25
Jan. 15
May 27
May 20
May 27
Feb. 26
Mar. 25
Nov. 4
Feb. 12
June 24
Apr. 22
Mar. 25
Apr. 29
Sept. 30
Jan. 8
Sept. 30
Aug. 5
Oct. 28
Mar. 25
July 8
Apr. 1
July 1
Apr. 22
Aug. 26
Aug. 26
Jan. 29
Sept. 2
Sept. 23
May 6
Mai-. 4
Feb. 12
Dec. 23
July 8
Feb. 12
Nov. 4
Dec. 23
Sept. 9
Dec. 23
Mar. 25
Sept. 30
June 3
July 15
Oct. 21
Aug. 12
Doc. 23
Fob. 5
Oct. 21
Oct. 14
Oct. 7
Mar. 18
Oct. 7
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
297,473 I Apr. 22
293,078 ' Feb. 5
299,470 j May 27
295,999 1 Apr. 1
1282
569
1178
1699
358
736
213
895
564
1819
597
2176
9
1197
734
1745
1746
1496
787
1273
961
1793
307
1947
1193
1762
1344
1701
1721
1767
282
625
2020
2075
18.52
2204
2033
960
2183
96
]»37
1727
755
331
348
1558
1567
1807
1847
202
1780
365
434
900
1608
886
663
47
1502
783
1301
1672
2035
366
1187
1195
607
1391
317
1351
650
317
1260
310
1992
372
1884
134
<354
I 355
354
355
151
323
466
95
203
57
245
155
490
163
(606
^607
3
334
207
471
471
412
216
352
f 260
J 261
498
80
538
(,332
J333
508
384
488
473
491
75
166
.558
566
515
601
563
269
606
30
496
480
207
94
96
429
429
(493
H94
515
60
495
97
121
243
437
241
178
13
(407
H08
214
352
464
.564
94
326
318
167
375
88
361
170
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349
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111
684
332
.594
145
568
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3.58
935
418
816
231
674
1063
1063
1216
1.52
680
1109
1172
584
1199
230
796
874
766
1167
422
556
1317
407
1183
438
1218
177
1246
473
362
1160
146
65
65
311
761
805
362
853
1165
.595
903
606
1020
170
562
379
1001
971
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1151
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990
231
240
.572
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268
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510
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28
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical Hat of itiverJiom — Contiuued.
533
Invention.
Pulley. Solf-shipping belt-
Pulley. Shifting
Pulley. Split
Pulley. Split
Pulley. Split
Pulley. Window-sash
Pulley. Wood-rim
Pulley. Wood-iim
Pulley. Wood-rim
Pulley. AVood-rim
Pulley. Wood-rim
Pulley. Wood-rim
Pulleys, &c. Manufacture of
Pulp and fiber. Machine for reducui}; wood to
lulp. Apparatus for fonuing or molding articles!
from j
Pulp. Apparatus for molding articles from
Pulp barrel
Pulp-board for rooling purposes
Pulp boiler. Wood-
Pulp caster-wheel
Pulp-digesters. Lining for
Pulp-engines. Roll-bar for _.
Pnlp-grinder pressure-feeder
Pulp griuder. Wood-
Pulp in pulp-engines. Stirring ;
Pulp. Machine for the production of wood
Pulp. Machine for the reduction of wood
Pulp. Machine for the reduction of wood
Pulp. Machinery for forming or molding articles
from
Ihilp. Machinery for molding article.s from
Pulp. Manufacture of articles from wood
Pulp. Manufacture of articles from wood
Pulverizer
Pulverizer
Pulverizer and grain-drill. Combined
Pulverizer. Clay-
Pulverizer. Soil-
Pulverizer. Soil-
Pulverizer. Soil-
Pulverizing and separating coal, &c. Apparatus for
Pulverizing apparatus
Pulverizing-macbine
Pulverizing-machiue hopper
Pulverizing sand, ores, &c. Apparatns for
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump ■-
Pump
Pump
Pmnp -
Pump
Pump
Pump -
Pump
Name.
H. P.Christie
A . Berienberg
J. N. Baldwin and T. 0. Stiles .
N. P. Bowsher
J . A . TIpham
H. A. Wilbur
A . Clarke
K.Hyde
K. Hyde
K. Hyde
A. M. Moore
F. Taylor and K. Hyde
H. H.' Blake
tr. F. Evans
W. L. Chase
W. L. Chase
W. Mears
P. Carej'
D. O. Francke
W. S. Ravenscroft.
G. R.Phillips
A. Hankey
E. F. Millard
F. A. Cusbman
G. F. Harlan
E. P.Ely
E.P.Ely
E. P. Ely
W. L. Chase
W.L. Chase
B. Cadwallader
W. H. and W. S. Ravenscroft .
W. Moller
W. M. Roberts
J. J. Adamsou
A. Ittner
B. Deem
W. R. Hinds
J. D. Rankin and W. C. Knox .
A. Sottiaux
L. S. Chichester
L. S. Chicbe-ster
H. B. Feldmann .
J. Nicholas
W. D. Andrews
E. Barnes
G. F. Beebe
J. J. Bircher
W. S. Blunt
L. Boiivier
S. H. Brooks
B. F. Caldwell
L. G. Careaga y Saenz ..
L. G. Careaga "y Saenz. .
L. B. Carricabuni
G. E. Chandler
W. H. and W. .T. Clark .
N. W. Condict, Jr
T. Courtney
J. J). Cowan
J. W. Douglas
J. W. Douglas
W. Eames
W. Eames
J. R. andL. T. Fisber.
J. J. Gardner -
R. P. Garsed
R. D. Hall
O. W. Hammond
S. Hanford
R. Hardie
G. P. Harding
N. Hemenway
P. A. Humbert
J. G. Irving
W. M. Johnston
A. Jorgeusen
F. D. Maltby
P. D. Maltby and D. WUmot .
J. R. Maxwell 1
W. S. McLeod
E. A. Miller
S. A. Moore
E.Neff
I. W. Numau
N. C. Page
No.
292,987
305,417
297,339
307,171
30l,G47
306,983
298,732
309,143
309,144
309,145
309,079
309,007
295,336
293,235
298,728
298,729
307,486
300,946
304,092
293,784
307,587
302,399
298,875
304,182
308,255
309,532
305,062
305,063
298,730
298,731
304,169
293,785
306,275
308,803
308,726
291,191
303,421
305,591
293,080
306,544
295,856
295,617
294,375
302,156
306,798
299,718
309,756
307,905
303,613
309,331
302,886
301,336
295,734
305,997
303,702
307,842
301.045
309,335
300,957
306,812
294,210
306,679
302,626
302,715
300.702
2991373
297,376
301,717
296,001
309,347
297,076
306,152
293,461
301,993
298,208
307.954
299.478
300,880
301.063
299,487
308,509
300,623
300,389
304,275
303 661
299,574
Date.
Feb. 5
Sept. 23
Apr. 22
Oct. 28
.Inly 8
Oct'. 21
May 20
Dec. 9
Doc. 9
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
Mar. 18
Feb. 12
May 20
May 20
Nov. 4
June 24
Aug. 26
Feb. 19
Nov. 4
•Tuly 22
May 20
Aug. 26
Nov. 18
Dec. 23
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
May 20
May 20
Aug. 26
Feb. 19
Oct.
Dec. 2
Dec. 2
Jan. 1
Aug. 12
Sept. 23
Feb. 5
Oct. 14
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Mar. 4
July 15
Oct. 21
June 3
Dec. 23
Nov. 11
Aug. 19
Dec. 16
Aug. 5
July 1
Mai-. 25
Sept. 30
Aug. 19
Nov. 11
June 24
Dec. 16
June 24
Oct. 21
Feb. 26
Oct. 14
July 29
July 29
.Jnne 17
May 27
Apr. 22
July 8
Apr. 1
Dec. 16
Apr. 15
Oct. ~
Feb. 12
July 15
May 6
Nov. 11
May 27
June 24
June 24
May 27
Nov. 25
June 17
June 17
Aug. 26
Aug. 19
June 3
Monthly
Offic
volume.
Gaze
o
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p.
"3
258
71
26
1464
406
28
1828
497
27
1509
403
29
742
204
28
1236
329
29
981
272
27
754
203
29
754
203
29
755
204
29
674
181
29
583
154
29
1259
349
26
599
158
26
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(269
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271
27
92
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29
1855
27
1553
425
28
1293
26
226
63
29
1702
467
28
1149
322
27
1676
457
28
1092
296
29
1271
344
29
1007
276
28
1009
276
28
975
271
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272
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28
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358
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317
85
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29
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28
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1978
546
27
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273
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508
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27
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27
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27
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278
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408
27
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29
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241
26
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27
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195
29
1897
546
27
1782
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27
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553
27
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27
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398
27
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725
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657
481
1309
906
1288
206
788
162
394
413
1228
886
369
158
28
909
293
29
605
230
586
510
909
1272
1313
911
667
1206
11.53
802
649
937
534
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED PEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Pump .
Pump.
Pump.
Pump .
Pump-
Pump.
Pump-
Pump .
Pump .
Pump .
Pump .
Pump.
Pump.
Pump .
Pump.
Pump .
Pump.
Pump.
Pump.
Pump.
Pump.
'Pump.
Pump and condensing apparatus. Combined feed- .
Pump and condensing apparatus for engines. Com-
bined feed-
pump and ice-box. Ale-
Pump. Automatic bilge-
Pump. Balanced
Pump. BaiTel-
Pump. Breast-
Pump-bucket
Pump bucket. Chain-
Pump. Chain-
Chain-
Chain- -
Combination air and circulating or water. - -
Compound vacuum-
Compression- ,
Decanting-
Double-acting
Double-acting
Double-acting
Double-acting
Double-acting force-
Air- .
Air- .
Air- .
Air- .
Air- .
Air- .
Pump.
Pump.
Pump.
Pump.
Pump.
Pump.
Pump.
Pump.
Pump.
Pump.
Pump.
Pump. Double force-
Pump. Donble-jhiston
Pump fixture. CbSin-
Pump for ammonia-gas. Compressing-
Pump for fire-extinguishers, &c
Pump for portable steam-engines. Steam-
Pump for steam -condensers. Air-
Pump. Force-
Pump. Force-
Pump. Gas-
Pump. Gas-
Pump. Gas-engine
Pump gearing. Force-
Pump. Hand-power lifting and force
Pump-handle
Pump. Hollow piston
Pump lever. Ale-
Pump. Lift- ,
Pump. Lifting-
Pump. Measuring-
Pump. Mining-
Pump-motor
Pump piston. Force-
Pump reel. Chain-
Pump-regulating device
Pump-regulator
Pump regulator and water - indicator. Automatic
steam -
Pump-regulator. Automatic
Pump-rod coupling
Pump. Rotary
Pump. Rotary
Pump. Rotary
Pump. Rotary
Pump. Rotary
Pump. Rotary
Pump-spout
Pump-spout
Pump. Steam-
Pump. Steam-
Pump . Submerged force- .
Pump. Vacuum-
Pump-valve ,
Pump-valve
Name.
C. H. Paxson and P. T. Coffield .
G. Reed
T. Rose
L. Ruppelt
C. W.Sager
C. W. Schreiber
W. L. Shepard
E.G. Shortt
J. E. Sinclair
H.C.Stouffer
M.D. Temple
M.D.'Femple
E. M. Turner
C. Vemiaud
M. Walker
A.W.White
M. Boom
L. S. Hoyt
H. Meckert
G. Ross
W. Stanley, Jr
F. J. Weiss
J. Houpt
J. Houpt :
W. Gardner
J. R. Jobin
H. S. Ramsey
C.E. Loth
C. A. Tatum
C.H. Miller
C. S. Chase
A. Bectmanu
C. S.Chase
G. W. Derrick
M.Corvell
W. Richter
T. Cook
E. O. Murdock
W. H. and C. A. Holcombe.
J. McGwin
W. H. Oi-msby
H. C. Stouffer
A. Crawford
M. F. McNelly
G. W. Holmes
A. S. Wright
A. Osenbriick
C.F.Conrad ,
W. C. Wolfe
J. A. Groshon
F. Grote
H. M. Wyeth
W. J. Ferguson
C. A. MacDonald
C. C. Worthington
A. F. Nagle
O. Patterson
J. A. Craig
J. F. Hess. F. H. Snyder, L. Hess,
J. F. and C. F. Snyder.
J. Neumann
E. W. McCormick
C. J. Curtis and J. E. Caine
S. M.Cole
A. Siogren
B. F. Opp
S. P. Spoonei'
W. P. Harrison
,T . H . B aker
E. F. Osborne
W. L. Fitch and W. D. Smith
J. H. Baker
B. C. Vanduzen.
E. B. Donkin...
J. Lee
G. Lenhard
F. S. Troutman.
A. Wai-th
No.
30.5,955
307, G8i
309.493
304,670
304,9fi2
300,903
300,400
306,540
306,113
309,662
303,339
303,340
305,982
306,367
302,065
291,250
295,341
309,391
305,214
295,676
294,412
307,363
307,047
296,009
298
291
301
307
301
304
,572
353
273
,862
.535
442
667
434
668
902
467
267
060
435
,400
666
794
036
305
294
305,
305,
306
299
3D6
296
297,
299
300
306,
291,859
300,787
299,788
298,330
.304,446
293,952
298,435
309,942
291,845
291,121
297,773
304,836
302,309
309,155
303,038
299,748
29.5,639
Date.
303,037
308 683
292.105
296,531
305,972
300,726
307,815
304,193
291,271
298,771
301,105
302,645
309,324
298,952
292,122
298.866
295,597
297,478
J. M. Wiles , - 295, 704
H. Clayton ! ,300,573
S. A.Saum '300,900
M. F. Bagley and J. C. Dawson 291,021
G. McFeely.' (Reissue) i 10,475
L. Herbert | 302,843
C. G. E. Neveux '■ 297,433
C. Ahrens I 292,396
C. L. Broadbent '■ 307,172
Sept. 30
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Sept. 30
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Dec. 16
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Mar. 25
Mar. 4
Oct. 28
Oct. 21
Apr. 1
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Jan. 1
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Sept. 30
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June 24
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Dec. 30
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Jan. 1
Apr. 29
Sept. 9
July 22
Dec. 9
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June 3
Mar. 25
Aug. 5
Dec. 2
Jan. 15
Apr. 8
Sept. 30
June 17
Nov. 11
Aug. 26
Jan. 1
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July 1
July 29
Dec. 16
May 20
Jan. 15
May 20
Mar. 25
Apr. 22
Mar. 25
June 17
June 24
Jan. 1
May 6
July 29
Apr. i2
Jan. 22
Oct. 28
Monthly
volume.
a.
2174
347
1217
494
885
1810
1164
651
99
1449
573
574
2204
433
1270
290
1269
1095
1214
1699
94
1771
1322
144
767
414
260
593
593
193
1792
124
1792
2110
563
1632
35
683
1899
231
1675
2281
1057
1668
367
481
198
1514
606
1810
1041
134
2401
709
1577
767
199
326
1649
199
132
1358
805
2191
1589
536
1688
320
1020
37
2038
1018
1245
1380
1138
1598
1998
1734
1376
1805
9
491
2282
1940
1740
1510
603
94. 95
330
137
240
495
319
171
26
392
158
158
612
116
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352
293
332
470
24
476
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42
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118
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163
162
57
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585
149
468
7,8
188
516
57
458
632
296
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130
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418
171
487
290
38
655
194
433
206
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457
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608
436
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884,
Aljihahetical list of inventiims — Continued.
535
Invention.
Pump valve. Steam-
Pump. Wooden .
Pumps. Automatic device for stopping steam-
Pumps. Automatic starting and stop])iiig niechan- )
ism for wiudmill- 5
Pumps. Crauk-piu slide of direct-actiug steam-
Pumps. E.Kpausiou rubber bucket for chain-
Pumps. Hard-lever for steam-
Pumpsin mines. Trausmissiouof povverforopcrating
Pumps. Pan! and-ratcliet mocbanisni for chain- ..
Pumps. Ratchet apparatus for chain-
Pumps. Stu Hing-box for ammonia compression-
Pumps. Valve-gear for hydraulic
Pumps. Valve-motion for steam-
Pumps. Vapor and atmospheric valve for steam-
Pumps. Watei -jacket for rotary
Pnmpiug-i-ngine
Pumpingengine. Direct-acting duplex
Pumping-engine. Duplex
Pumpingengine. Duplex
Pumping engine. Duplex steam-
Piunping-engine governor
Pumpingengine. Oscillating steam
Steam
Steam
Steam
Steam
Steam and hj'draulic
Steam-actuated v.alve for
Pumpingengine.
Pumping-engine.
Pumping-engiue.
Pumping-engine.
Pumping-engiue.
Pumping-engines.
Pumping-enginea. Valve arrangement for duplex.
Punch
Punch
Punch
Punch
Punch
Punch .
Punch.
Punch.
Punch.
Punch.
Punch.
Punch.
Punch.
Punch.
Punching and forging machine.
Punching and forming presses.
tion for
Punching and shearing machine
Punching-machine
Blacksmith's
Cartridge-crimping
Hand-
Hollow -
Metal-
Ticket-
Ticket-
Ticke^
Combined
Automatic stop-mo-
Punching machine. Check-
Punching machine. Metal-
Punching metal tubes. Device foi-
Punching the eyes of axes and similar tools. Ma-
chiue for
Purse
Purse -
Putting-out machine
Pyrometer
Pyrometer and pressure-gage combined
Pyroxyline and mica. Plastic compound from
Pyroxyliue compound. Finishing and glossing the
surfaces of faljrics having a coating of some
Pyroxyline in comminuted form. Desiccating
Pyroxyline material. Manufacture of
Pyroxyline pulp. Process of and apparatus for ef-
fecting the desiccation of
Pyroxyline. Treating and molding
Pyroxyline. Treating and molding
Quarrier and stone-.shaper. Rotary
Quartz crusher or mill
Quartz-crushing machine
Quartz-crushing machine
Quartz-crushing machine
Quicksand and other water-beariug strata. Method
of and apparatus for sinking shafts, &c., through
Quicksand. Method of and apparatus for sinking
shafts through
Quiiting-f I ame
Quilting-frarae
Qnilting-frame
Quilting-frame . . -
Quilting ft-ame and table
Name.
•J. A. Tingling ..
p. Plews
T. C. Townsend .
.1. M. Whitney . .
J. P. Grriscom ...
S. A. Goss
G. E. Elliott
P. A. Humbert..
A. Lyon
G.M. Shaw
J. A. Oseubriick.
G.W.Dickie
C. A. T. Sjogren
H. S. Pugsley
A. W. Von Schmidt
J. D. Davies
R. W. Hamilton
G. H. Reynolds and T. J. Rider .
C. C. Worthington
P. Pistor
W. Fisher and G. H. Beebe
F. D. Maltby
L. B. Carricaburu
J. L. Lowry
E.G.Shortt
C. Sintz
H.F.Gaskill ,
A . J. Blakeslee
J. R. Maxwell
E. AV. Briggs and J. D. Walton
I. M. Dimcklebuig
G. H. Goodman and J. B. Hunt.
E. McArdle
R. M. Rose
C. J. A. Sioberg
W. P. Holman
A. W. Tice
J. E. Atwood
B. F. Mitchell
G. McDonald
W.C.Fisk
R. J. Krautheim
M. F. Mogg
J. P. Siegfried
W. I. Macomber
A. Albien
N. C. Stiles-...
J. N. Williams
A. Andersen
G. W. WTiitman .
J. W. Bowers
C. F. Fitz Gerald.
N. .T. Wheeler ....
,T. W. Vaughn . . . .
A. Boulier
A. Seyferth
G. M.' Mowbray ..
J. B. Edson
J. W. Hyatt
J. W. Hyatt, J. H. Stevens, W. H.
Wood, and J. Everding.
J. W. Hyatt, W. H. Wood, and J. H.
Stevens.
J.W., Jr., andl. S. Hyatt. (Reissue.
J. W. and I. S. Hyatt. (Reissue) . .
J. Crump and R. Breretou
H. Sutherland
C. Daudurand
C. Danduraud
C. Dandurand and L. M. Lafrance.
F. H. Poetsch. (Reissue)
F. H. Poetsch
No.
■T. P. Bolding
L. E. Dickson
F. M. German
H. C. Ludwig
J . F. Rickenbrode .
305,034
297,001
294,529
300,177
291,720
305.071
301,349
301,992
307,723
299,171
300,886
295,622
301,287
292,177
299,186
307,443
293,243
302,427
292,525
309,797
305,167
293,585
303,701
298,596
292,697
305,971
291,892
307,006
295,500
295,227
299,210
294,991
306,413
295,052
300,652
295,397
301,179
300,831
300,624
310,142
301,052
309,630
305,099
292,262
292,756
299,502
297,090
298,648
309,432
295,090
296,818
303,829
291,447
299,701
300,202
301,397
294,661
297,770
297,935
296,969
296,968
10,469
10,546
298,353
300,529
305,055
306,903
292,543
10,541
300,891
303,485
293,0.38
309,042
302,748
309,252
Date.
Sept. 9
Apr. 15
Mar. 4
June 10
Jan. 8
Sept. 10
July 1
July 15
Nov. 4
May 27
June 24
Mar. 25
July 1
Jan. 22
May 27
Nov. 4
Feb. 12
July 22
Jan. 29
Dec. 23
Sept. 16
Feb. 12
Aug. 19
May 13
•Tan. 29
Sept. 30
Jan. 15
Oct. 21
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
May 27
Mar. 11
Oct. 14
Mar. 11
June 17
Mar. 18
July 1
June 24
June 17
Dec. 30
June 24
Dec. 23
Sept. 16
Jan. 22
Jan. 29
June 3
Apr. 15
May 13
Dec. 16
Mar. 11
Apr. 15
Aug. 19
Jan. 1
June 3
June 10
July 1
Mar. 4
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Dec. 23
May 13
June 17
Sept. 16
Oct. 21
Jan. 29
Dec. 9
June 24
Aug. 12
Feb. 19
Dec. 9
Julv 29
Dec. 16
Monthly
volume.
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1387
235
895
1019
350
1177
400
1522
1790
1631
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1448
1541
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610
1734
1916
1621
1146
1027
1035
793
2140
2189
1108
1263
1464
1123
1568
800
496
890
1491
1336
140
1724
1444
2064
1986
1409
1056
1574
2234
3
1493
855
1140
944
1160
1198
532
274
905
418
394
2397
2586
1346
1344
1.514
1641
517
1320
998
1130
1947
812
1795
754
1093
632
2160
908
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549
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620
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329
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709
373
373
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536
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Quilting-machine
Quoin
Quoin-driver
Rack:
See Adjustable rack. Map-rack.
Advertising-rack. Paper-bag rack.
Book-rack. Piano music-rack.
Broom-rack. Pool-rack.
Chalk-rack. Pool-talile ball-rack.
Cooking-rack. Postal-bag rack.
Feed-rack. Towel-rack.
Fruit-drying rack. Wheel-rack.
Hay-rack. Wine and ciderpress
Lamp-chimney rack. rack.
Lumber-rack.'
Kacket
Radiator
Radiator
Radiator
Radiator
Radiator and stove-shelf. Combined
Radiator-connection
Radiator for hot-air furnaces
Radiator for hot-air f arnaces and stoves
Radiator. Steam-
Radiator. Steam-
Radiator. Steam-
Radiator. Steam-
Radiator. Steam-
Radiator. Steam-
Radiator. Steam-
Radiator- valve
Rag and scrap duster
Rail and chair. Tram-
Rail-brace
Rail-chair
Rail-chair and fish-plate
Rail-fastening
Rail-joint
RaU-joint
Rail-joint
Rail-joints. Method of and die for forming
Rail or tram way systems. Apparatus to be used in
electric
Rail-slitting machine
Rail-splicing safety -lock
Rail-straightening apparatus
Rail-stringer ,
Rails. Machine for cleaning tram-
Rails. Utilizing old
Railway
Railway
Railway appliance. Cable-
Railway appliances by electricity. Apparatus for I
controlling j
Railway -ballast. Machine for tamping
Railway block-signal
Railway block-signal
Railway.-brake apparatus -
Railway. Cable
Railway . Cable
Railway. Cable
Railway. Cable
Railway. Cable
Railway. Cable
Railway-cable grip
Railway-car signal
Railway carriage. Marine-
Railway-chair
Railway-chair
Railway-chair
Railway-ohair-sleeper
Railway. Circular gravity -
Railway cross-tie
Railway-crossing
Railway-crossing
Railway-crossing
Railway-crossing
Railway -crossing gate
Railway-crossing gate
Railway-crossing gate
Railway-crossing gate
Railway-crossing gate
Railway-crossing gate
Kame.
E.Wood....
M. C. Barry
W. Cox
R. Reach
L. C. Rodier
J. W. Shaw -
A. C. Walworth
T. H. WUliams, S. D. Tompkins, and
J. N. Matlock.
W. Lichtenberger
W. S. Payne.
C. S.Hood
C. S.Hood...
a. Blau, Jr
R. Brass and J. Chapman
W. H. Brooks
C. Comstock
D. F. Morgan and J. Robb
E. T. Weymouth
C. Wheat
G. J. Wallace
T. Ferry
A. E. .Aidlard
P. F. Barr
S. M. Beery
N. Newman
J. Howe
D.E. Bishop
C. F. Hartman
A. Hascy
F. Light'foot
M. H. Smith ,
H. Britten .-*mK
C. J. Snyder and Z. Lewis .
L. Richards
H. Holgate and R. Bagnall.
J. Remfry
Gr. A. Steiner
R. A. Houghton
J. Lockhart
W.H. Paine
J. T. Hambay ,
C. P. Gable
E. J. Forrest and G. W. Bacon .
J. K. Knight
J. W. Cloud .
J. B. Casebolt
J. B. Casebolt
L. B. Eggleston and P. Brinkerhoff.
A. C. Evans
C.B. Fairchild
C. B. Fairchild
H. Dods and F. Hindes
G-.G. Wagner
W. H. H. Hunter and J. Hargitt .
E. H. Bryant and H. N. Hopkins.
J. Hopkinsou
J. Poolman and F. R. Marks
W. G. Olpheits
A. Wood
G. W. B. ISTeal
J. A. Goodrich
D. Lippv
C.C. Polk
M. Wallack and J. B. Rohrer
O. H. Clark
O. H. Clark
O. H. Clark
O.H. Clark
J.Coty
W. Hanley and M. B. Mills.
No.
303,095
297,102
305,897
294,271
292,362
307,496
309,588
309,811
307,782
302,021
293,025
302,489
302,702
295,343
291,026
294,854
295,040
295.700
297,325
306,880
299,366
301,317
297,061
307,259
304,6.59
308,771
308,460
292,223
307,645
294,0.53
297,306
303,699
308,810
294,273
296,567
301,007
300,404
296,411
307,477
296,602
308,494
305,383
310.129
291,360
307,378
295,147
295,148
300,909
300,058
300.235
300,236
302,828
302.451
295,014
308,054
.306,617
304.559
303,540
291,261
304,746
309,344
295.568
304,026
295,844
307,094
307,095
307,098
307,099
294,765
301,589
Date.
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Feb. 26
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Nov. 4
Dec. 23
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Feb. 5
July 22
July 29
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Jan. 1
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar. 25
Apr. 22
Oct. 21
May 27
July 1
Apr. 29
Oct. 28
Sept. 2
Dec. 2
Nov. 25
Jan. 22
Nov. 4
Feb. 26
Apr. 22
Aug. 19
Dec. 2
Feb. 26
Apr. 8
June 24
June 17
Apr. 8
Nov. 4
Apr. 8
Nov. 25
Sept. 10
Dec. 30
Jan. 1
Oct. 28
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Oct. 21
June 10
June 10
June 10
July 29
July 22
Mar. 11
Nov. 18
Oct. 14
Sept. 2
Aug. 12
Jan. 1
Sept. 9
Dec. 16
Mar. 25
Aug. 26
Mar. 25
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Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphahetical lint of tM«e»«o«»— Continued.
537
Invention.
Railway-crossing gates. Electric circuit for
Railwaycrossiug gates. Electric circuit for
Railway -crossing safety-gate
Railway-crossings. Alarm-signal for
Railway-crossings. Antoiiiatic gate and alarm for . .
Railway-crossings. Combined signal and gate for . . .
Railway-crossings. Electric signaling apparatus for.
Railway. Electiic
Railway. Electiic
Railway. Electric
Railway. Electric
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway.
Railway,
Railway.
Railway
Railway.
Railway
Railway
Railway
, Electric
. Electric
electric signal apparatus .
Electrical
Elevated
Endless-cable
Endless-cable
. Endless-cable-traction .
Endless-rope
foot-guard
foot-giiard
for plantations. Cable . .
Railway -frog
Rail way -frog
Railway-frog
Railway-frog
Railway frog and switcb guard .
Railway -frog safety-guard
Rail way -frogs. Pilling for
Railway-gage
RaUway-gate
Railway-gate
Railway-gate
Rail way -gate
\
Railway-gate
Raflway-gate
Railway gate and signal
RaUway-gate. Automatic
Railway -gate. Automatic
Railway-gate. Automatic
Railway-gate platform
Railway-gates. Operating
Railway grip mecbanism. Cable- .
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway.
Railway
Railway
Railway.
Railway
Railway
Railway-
Railway-
Kiiilway-
Railway
Railway
Railway
Rivilway
Railway-
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway-
Railway-
Railway
Railway-
Railway-
Railway
Hail way-
Railway
liaihvav
Railway
Railway
Railway
-bead
boist. Overhead-
-jack
ioint and cliair. Combined
.joint and cbair. Combined •.
-.joint and fastening device
■ioint and nut-lock
-joints. Locking nuts on bolts in fisb-plate.
or carrying .system. Elevated
Overhead
Overhead
•point and locking apparatus for same
points and signals. Apparatus for working
Portable
propulsion. Cable-
propulsion. Cable-
lail
■rail
rail
rail
rail and rail-joint.
rail cbair
rail chair
r,iil clamp
Tiiil fisb-jnint
rail joint
lail joint
rail joint
rail joint
rail joint
rail joint
rail joint
rail joint
lail joint
rail ioiuts. Splice-bar or fish-plate for
rail lock
rail. Reversible sectional lap-joint
vails. Clamp-nlate for '.
rail.s. Device t'or.securingtiiesplice-jointsof.
rails. Ele(^tric connection for
Ifarae.
0. H. Clark.
O.H.Clark
B. Atkinson
J. B. Deeds and .T. H. Blake.
J. Kuster, .Jr
G. A. Re.ynolds.
O. Gassett
E. M. Bentlev ■ -
.Jr..
.T. Hickev
L.C. Wal.«h
H. E. Wight and H. P. Aldrich .
G. F. Forbes
H. C. Reynolds
J. K. Toiler
J. 0. McCutchan
.T. Little
I. Hyde
E. ir. Bentley 306,315
T. P. Chandlei',
F. H. Danchell . . - .
W. H. Knight
W.H. Knight
C. A . .Scott
B. Bidwell
T. P. Chandler, .Tr.
A. C. Evans
L. .J. WtDg
P.O. Coming
W. n. H. Si.sum...
H. .Sullings
A. McGaffey
G. W. Thomas
.T.Gray
D. H. Mahouey
J. F. Penrod
D. Tracy
P. S. Dusenbni y
.J. Lynch
G. C. Lucas and J. A. Patterson
G. McGregor
R. D. Blakeley
D. W. Copeland
0. H. P. Cornell
G.A.Hall
A. T. Atherton
H. S. Haskins
M. B. Somes
L. Haas
L. Haas
S.Shaw
W. M. Jenkins - .
W. S. Taylor
A. .1. B. Berger
H. S. Haskins and .1. Sprogell
.T. Sprogell and H. S. Haskins
J.Kcll.v
C. Adams -
.1. Dolbeer
W. W. Hanscom
W. W. Hanscom
T. Brcen
F. Ligbtfoot
F. B. Stevens
L. Vander Biest
J. S. McLeod
No.
307,096
307,097
295,3-24
204,207
302,004
305,331
292,744
305,729
305,147
309,006
.305,094
305,731
301,837
305,730
308,0.'59
304.30C
.301,054
297,068
295,446
296.363
309,555
302,797
303,929
297,142
294.664
303,076
294.598
292,834
291,749
309,792
303,612
295.358
306,222
304,642
300.970
295,696
294.172
292.641
308.196
306,890
303.444
296.761
309.506
305,654
304,
292;
307,
.308,
.T. K. Thompson and G. R. Race 305,864 ', Sept. 30 i 2058
291
298.
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301.
301.
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291.
292.
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,232
,473
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,853
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245
,287
,952
Date.
Oct. 38
Oct. 28
Mar. 18
Feb. 26
July 15
Sept. 16
Jan. 29
Sept. 23
Oct. 7
Sept. 16
Dec. 23
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
July 8
Sept. 23
Xov. 18
Sept. 2
.July 8
Apr. 15
Mar. 18
Apr. 8
Dec. 23
July 29
Aug. 19
Apr. 22
Mar 4
Aug. 5
Mar. 4
Feb. 5
Jan. 8
Dec. 23
Aug. 19
Mar. 18
Oct. 7
Sept. 2
.Tune 24
Mar. 25
Feb. 26
.Tan. 29
Nov. 18
Oct. 21
Aug. 12
Apr. 15
Dec. 16
Sept. 23
Aug. 26
.Tan. 29
Oct. 28 I
Nov. 25
Jan. 1
May 13
Aug. 26
Nov. 4
July 1
July 1
Aug. 5
Sept. 9
Feb. 19
.Tan. 15
Jan. 22
May 6
Feb. 26
May 27
July 15
Apr. 29
Monthly
volume.
1408
1410
1245
1858
1193
1365
2208
1878
371
1113
1381
1824
1880
979
1879
837
26
7.51
1469
1369
596
1302
2214
1324
1575
396
247
316
70
925
1616
933
1290
255
465
1884
1723
1816
2067
1014
1110
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1093
1232
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1689
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270
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10
56
136
354
790
1387
1114
1435
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1900
1658
1121
2321
G.Weeks 293.546
J. Lorkbart : 299,.5.57
A. Baglev .304.895
J. Bender 309,123
J. W. Cams I 305,374
P. Harsh ' 306. 076
S. McCarty -i 309.479
C. A. Miller | 309,399
R. P. Morgan, Jr I 297,2a3
R. R,abv, Jr 298,776
F. C. Weir 294.101
A. W. Wright ! 305,773
J. Clark. (Reissue) i 10,505
J. Patterson • 293,592
H. D. Morrell ' 294.743
T. J. Bush ; 301,668
D. L. Emrv : 203.644
L. D. Hamilton and R. Meek I 303,569
Feb. 12 !
June 3 I
Sept. 9
Dec. 9 I
Sept. 16
Oct. 7
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Apr. 22
May 20
Felj. 26
Sept. 30
Aug. 5 j
Feb. 12 !
Mar. 4
July 8
Feli. 19 i
Aug. 12 \
983
67
795
731
1415
53
1202
1104
1752
1027
1711
1941
464
10.J5
482
764
1099
854
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345
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524
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305
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266
524
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200
406
385
165
3.53
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575
275
297
192
306
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449
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphahetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Kailway -rails. Electric connection for
Kailway-rails. Electrical connecting device for
Eail way-rails to metallic ties. Fastenlno-
Kailway-rails to metallic ties. Securing
Kailway safety and signal system and apparatns ?
therefor. 3
Railway safety-signal
Kailway-signal
Kail way-signal
Railway-signal
Railway-signal
Kailway-signal
Railway-signal
Railway-signal
Railway-signal
Railway-signal
Rail way-signal apparatus. Electric
Kailway-signal. Automatic
Detonating
Detonating and visual
Electric
Railway-signal.
Railway-signal.
Rail way- signal.
Kailway-signal.
Railway-.slgiial.
Railway-signal.
Railway-signal.
Kailway-signal.
Kailway-signal for locomotives
Railway-signal. Magneto-electric .
Railway-signal. Magneto-electric -
Railway-signal system
Kailway-signal system
Electric .
Electric .
Electric .
Electric -
Electric .
Railway-signals by electricity,
trolling
Kailway .signaling apparatus. . .
Apparatus for con-
signaling apparatus
signaling apparatus
signaling apparatus. Electric . . .
signaling apparatus. Electric . . .
signaling apparatus. Electrical .
Single-cable-track
sleeper and chair combined
.sleeper. Cast-iron
sleepers, &c. Construction of .. .
spike
Kailway
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway,
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway
Kailway
Railway-
Railway-
Railway
Railway-
Railway
Railway
Railway
Railway-
Railway-
Kailway
Kailway
Railway-
Railway
Railway-
Railway
Railway-
Railway
Railway switch and signal mechanism .
Railway-switch. Automatic
Railway switch. Automatic street-
Railway switch. Automatic street- . . .
Railway-switch circuit-closer
Railway-switch circuit-closer
Kailway-switch.
Kailway switch.
spike
spikes. Machine for making
switch
■switch
switch
•switch
switch - ,
switch '.
switch
■switch
switch
switch . - -
switch
switch
switch
switch
switch
switch and crossing
Dynamo-electric .
Horse-
Railway-switch lock
Railway-switch lock
Railway-switch locking device
Kailway-switch mover
Railway-switch rods. Connection of
Kailway-switch signal
Kailway-switch stand
Railway-switch stand
Railway-switches. Detecting-bar for
Railway-switches. Safety appliance for
Railway Trail
Railway-tie
Railway -tie
Railway -tie
Railway -tie
Railway-tie
Kame.
R.Meek
R.Meek
G. W. Bloodgood -
S. B. Wright
C. Catala
E. H. Tobey
TV. C. Beckwith .
W. C. Beckwith .
A. B. Blackburn.
B. Buys
0. Gassett
H. Johnson
.J. Mavne
J. K. Park
A. B. Snyder. ...
A. W. Hall
T. H. A. Tregea..
J. M. Graham
E. W. Applegate
L. Finger
W. W. Le Grande ,
J. Lloiet y Tepes
J. C. Upham and J. P. Rogers
AV. Vogel
W. Vogel
J. J. Stoetzel
W . W . G ary
W. W.Gary
W. Hadden
W. Hadden and H. Van Hoeven-
bergh.
J. T. Hambay
W. N. Dawson
C. H. Jackson
C. A. Scott
B. Kronbiegel-Collenbusch
F.L.Pope
P. L. Pope
J. J. Clisham
J. Chatei'
C. H. Denham
J. Monier
W. Goldie
J. P. Perkins ,
L. Aoheson
A. Ayres
E. Bivoit
E. H. Bryant and H. N. Hopkius .
J. H. Crowley and B. M. Temple .
S. Curlin . . . '.
W. H. Dickey
D. H. Foreman
D. Frank
E. Gordon
R. H. IsbeU
G. W. Parsons
W. W. Pennell
B. Kice
E. Stone
E. Stone
D. McCarthy
C. H. Jackson
B. F. Purviance
E.Bill
L. C. Powers
J. T. Hambay
C. A. Scott
M. Marshall - .
B. L. Randall .
M. O'Grady
P. L. Pettengill
T. Rowlands
G. W. Home
J. B. Witty
J.W. Alexander and M.Wheelhouse.
A. Baker
C. H. Talmage
J. A. Bonnell
B. Briody
T. L. Joiinson
T. Breen
W. T. Carter
J. Clark. (Reissue) '
A. N. D. Delffs
J. J. Du Bois
No.
303.537
303,538
293,302
298,539
301,858
296,893
299,101
299,102
309,517
294,110
294,030
294,880
295,264
291,929
291,545
301,361
307,242
307,293
307,517
300,238
303,526
.308,f45
293,381
291.556
305,359
300,406
291,590
303,567
291,721
307,760
308,492
294,206
298,209
303,595
308,310
295,427
303,589
291,691
299,345
304,622
302,664
300,060
303,663
307,420
304,480
305,275
304,702
291,988
309,770
308,597
302,719
301..583
307,189
291,908
308,373
294.904
291.024
292,144
292,145
293,660
301,369
304,664
291,138
300,100
308,493
292,687
308,269
296,062
305,105
308,278
308,434
293,026
296.808
298,151
308,401
291,804
291.868
307,909
292,655
294,191
296,725
10,.504
305,156
292,421
Date.
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
Feb. 12
May 13
July 15
Apr. 15
May 27
May 27
Dec. 23
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Mar. 11
Mar. 18
Jan. 15
Jan. 8
July 1
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Nov. 4
June 10
Aug. 12
Dec. 2
Feb. 12
Jan. 8
Sept. 16
June 17
Jan. 8
Aug. 12
Jan. 8
Nov. 11
Nov. 25
Feb. 26
May 6
Aug. 12
Nov. 18
Mar. 18
Aug. 12
Jan. 8
May 27
Sept. 2
July 29
Juue 10
Aug. 19
Nov. 4
Sept. 2
Sept. 10
Sept. 9
.Jan. 15
Dec. 23
Dec. 2
July 29
July 8
Oct 28
Jan. 15
Nov. 25
Mar. 11
Jau. 8
Jan. 15
Jan. 15
Feb. 19
July 1
Sept. 2
Jan. 1
Oct. 7
Nov. 25
Jan. 29
Nov. 18
Apr. 1
Sept. 16
Nov.
Nov.
Feb.
Apr.
Ma.v
Nov.
Jan.
Jan.
Nov.
Jan.
Feb.
Apr.
Aug.
Sept.
Jan.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
CO
815
8X7
694
724
1010
1256
1435
1438
1247
1737
1605
663
1174
1157
670
363
1610
1677
131
943
803
370
797
683
1395
1172
732
852
896
449
1401
X857
319
895
1171
1368
884
864
17.37
445
2060
710
996
1
260
1294
546
1227
1592
12
2126
654
1528
1128
1245
690
780
1405
1406
1117
378
487
155
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Coutiuued.
539
Invention.
Railway-tie .
Railway-tie .
Railway-tie
Railway-
Railway
Railway-
Railway-
Railway-
Railway-
Railway-
Rail way-
Railway-
Railway-
Railway
Railway
Railway-
Railway-
Railway -
Railway-
Railway
Railway
Rallway-
Rslllway-
Railway.
Railway.
Railway. Tiaction-rope
Railway -train signal apparatus
Railway-train signals. Connector for electric
Kailway-traius. Appar.atus for operating
tie
tie. Metallic
ties. Device for removing ,
ties. Wear-plate for
track
track
•track and road-bed
truck cleaner
-track clearer
track clearer
track clearer and tianger
track gage
track-laying apparatus
track lifter
track or switch
track. Street-
tracks. Apparatus for laying
tracks from spreading. Preventing .
Tractiou-iope
Traction-rope
Railway-trains. Device for stopping
Railways. Apparatus for operating points ou
Railways. Apparatus for preventing accidents on. . .
Railways. Automatic connector and disconnector
for grips of cable-
Railways. Aiitomatic hydraulic signaling apparatus
for
Auxiliary switching apparatus for cable
Conduit for cable
Conduit for cable
Conduit for traction-rope
Railways.
Railways.
Railways.
Railways.
Railways.
Railways.
ble
Railways.
Railways.
Railways.
Railways.
Railways. Electrical conductor for
Railways. Friction-drum for inclined-plane cable-
Railways. Grip attachment for cable
Railways. Grip for cable traction
Railways. Gripper for endless-cable
Conduit for traction-rope or endless-cable
Constructing tubes and road-beds for ca-
Curve for portable
Driving machinery for traction-rope .
Electric block-signal for
Electric visual signal for
Railways. Gripping and brake mechanism for cable .
Railways. Gripping mechanism for traction-cable. . .
Railways. Interlocking -machine for signals and
switches on
Railways. Laying and securing rails in road-beds of.
Railways. Longitudinal sleeper and fastening for
the permanent way of
Railways. Operating trains on cable
Railways oi' tramways by means of ropes. Mechan-
ism for operating
Railways. Road-bed for elevated
Railways. Roller-grip for cable
Riilways, &c. Safety driveway for cable
Railways. Stop-look and safiSty-block foi.
Railways. Switching device for cable
Railways. Tube structure for. cable
Rainproof. Ventilating and adjustable - .
Rain-water trap '.
Rake ;
See Cornstalk-rake. Hay-rake.
Hand wheat-rake. Horse-rake.
Harvester chain Lawn-rake,
rake. Reel-rake.
Rake
Rake
Rake
Rake, harrow, &c
Rake shoe or runner
Rakes. Pattern and means for molding garden and
other
Ram. Hydraulic
IName.
H. R. Holbrook . . .
R. Molfly
C. S. Westbrook..
C. S. Westbrook..
C. S. Wcsi brook..
J. H. Williams....
C. H. Van Orden .
W. H. Crow
D. Servis
T.C.Carroll
J. G. Krichbauni. .
H. C. Lowrie
W. H. Ferguson . .
G. J. Kinzel
L. Larchar
M.Ellis
P.Nolan
E. Ackors
I. Shpudy
C. D. Chamberliu.
L. Brayton
C. R. Goodman . . .
J. Reven
C. F. Findlay
C. F. Findlay
E. S. Gardner ....
C. Seldeu
F. P. Marshall....
B. Frese
J.W.Cloud
H. Johnson
D. and D. Roberge, Jr.
W. H. Paine
P. W. Malcoliu
W. H. Paine.
G.Rice
G. Rice
Z. P. Boyer .
Z. P. Boyer. .
J. D. Isaacs .
G. W. Thomas
D. .T.Miller
S. J. Swayze and J. C. Lane . .
P. L. Pope
A . M. Neeper
E. C. Bacon
O. D. Orvis aud N. B. Adams.
N. Bainey
W. W.Kendall
W.H. Paine
J. W. Young
S. Warrick
J. D6u6chaud, Sr.
E. G. Holtham-.-.
P. H. Mayor
C. F. Findlay
A. S. Drisko
W. H. Paine
I. W. Heysinger.
G. L. Broomhall .
H. Root
H. Root
S. T. Atkin
E. T. Toomer
W. Barry
S. Bookeir
J. Moore
A. Holdeu
C. 0. Dennen, W. C. Gray,
C. NelUs.
J. F. Hay. (Reissue)
J. B. Teagley.
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291,495
305,196
296,065
296,606
301,614
296,603
304,859
304,860
296,667
298,819
298,472
301,643
304,017
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303,590
307,791
294,953
304,547
304,488
305,081
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294,948
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299,208
303,373
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307,766
304,698
309,983
309,982
302,373
298,520
298,156
295,103
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293,210
10,472
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Date.
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Aug. 5
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Feb. 26
Aug. 12
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Jan. 8
Jan, 8
Sept. 30
Apr. 29
Dec. 23
Nov. 18
Apr. 22
Dec. 30
Apr. 8
Nov. 4
Apr. 8
Jan. 1
Feb. 5
Feb. 26
July 22
Jan. 8
Jan. 1
Oct. 28
Jan. 1
Jan. 8
Sept. 16
Apr. 1
Apr. 8
July 8
Apr. 8
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
Apr. 8
May 20
May 13
July 8
Aug, 26
May 20
Aug. 12
Nov. 11
Mar. 11
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Sept. 16
Apr. 8
Mar. 11
Apr. 29
May 27
Aug. 12
Feb. 5
July 8
July 15
Apr. 8
Nov. 11
Sept. 9
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
July 22
May 13
May 6
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED EEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Ham. Hydraulic
Rams arranged in aeries. Hydraulic
Ramie and jute. Process of and apparatus for the
treatment of
Ramie, china-grass, &c. Decorticating, refining, and
bleaching
Range-boiler ,
Range. Portable
Range. Portable
Rat-trap
Rat-trap for buildings
Ratchet-brace
Ratchet-brace
Ratchet-drill
Ratchet-drill
Ratchet-drOl
Ratchet-drill
Ratchet-drill
Ratchet-drill
Ratchet-drill
Ratchet-drill
Ratchet-drUl
Ratchet-drill
Ratchet-drill
Ratchet-drill
Ratchet-drill
Ratchet-drill
Ratchet-drill
Ratchet-drill. Self-feeding
Ratchet. Gravity friction-
Ratchet-locking device
Ratchet- wrench
Ratchet-wrench
Ratchet-wrench
Ratchet- wrench
Rattan scraping and splitting machine
Rattan. Working
Rattan-working machine
Razor
Razor-blades. Manufacture of
Razor-strop
Razor-atrop -
Razor-strop
Razor-strop
Razor-atrop
Razor-strop
Razor-strop
Razor-strop attaehment
Reamer
Reamer
Reamer
Reamer
Reamer
Reamer. Expanding
Reamer-relieving machine
Reapers and mowers. Cutting apparatus for
Reapers and mowers. Cutting apparatus for
Reciprocating machine. Tool-
Reclining and folding chair
Reclining-chair
Recliuing-chair
Reclining-chair
Reclining or hammock chair
Record preserver. Marine-
Recorder:
See Time-recorder.
Recording apparatus for cabs and other vehicles
Recording table or desk
Reduction mill. Gradual-
Reed-board
Reel:
See Bolting-reel.
Centrifugal reel.
Clothes-reel.
Fishing-reel.
Harvester-reel.
Harvesting-reel.
Hose-reel.
Reel for nailing and other machines
Reel-rake
Line-reel.
Pump-reel.
Rope-reel.
Thraahing-niachiue belt-
reel.
"Wire-reel.
Yarn-reel.
Name.
J. B. Teagley.
L. Schutte
N. Arthurs . . .
F. Fremerey-
H. P. Folsom
C. P. Geissenhainer.
W. P. Lewis
J. L. Symonds
T. M. Beverage
J. Chantrell
A. Shepard
"W. J. Armstrong.. .
W. Brede
W . Brede. (Reissue)
S. Gardner. (Reissue)
W. Moritz -
C. Reising
C. Schumacher
J. E. Sinclair
T. P. Somes
R. Stephens
C. E. Tnuelius
■T. H. Vinton
A. M. White
P. A Wliitney
P. A. "Whitney
R. N.Cherry.
A. D. Simpson
P. P. Lane and J . B. Stanwood .
W.J. Hunter
D. V. Miller
A . E. Osborn
C. Wechsler
T. J. Clinton and D. Agroft'
G. W. Lombard
H. A. Meyer
J. P. Tryiier
J. Memmott
M. E. Reppenhagen
R.P. Smith ";
J. R. Torrey
Z. B. Wakeman
S. Wales
J. H. White
P.S. Wold
E. F. Wiegleb
C. Kellogg
C. H. Malmedie
P.E. Shirk
T. H. Thompson
J. C. W. Wilson
C.Wren
J. W. Hever
E.J. Sanford
J. Woodley
F. R. Patch-!
F. E. Toung
I. Depppu
P. A. Krier and C. Madou
O. Stechhan
F. H. Plummer
D. Sinclair
X. J. De Mesmaeker.
M. S.Holt
J. T. Obenchain
M. Brav
Reels. Skein lacing and tying attachment for
Reeling sUk, &c. Machine for
Reflector
Reflectorand globe for lamps andlantems. Combined-
Reflector and refracting-lens. Combined
Reflector for gas-Uuraers
Reflector for incandescent lamps
Reflector foi' incandescent lamps
Reflector. Solar
Reflector-support for candles
No.
298.263
294,085
297,554
306,476
307,852
300,064
300,273
2'!l3,683
295,720
302,320
309,887
306,376
292.
10,
10,
292,
309,
297,
294,
309,
291.
307,
295,
306,
292,
297,
296,
305,
299,
302,
304,
295,
293,
308,
292,
293,
305,
306,
304.
299,
Date.
295.
307,
305,
294,
293,
294,
302,
294,
308,
306.
303,
294,
308,
304,
291,
297,
293,
294,
301.
290,
296,
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669
458
563
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901
478
777
708
304,301
292,749
308,978
293.558
May 6
Feb. 26
Apr. 29
Oct. 14
Nov. 11
June 10
June 10
Feb. 19
Mar. 25
July 22
Dec. 30
Oct. 14
Jan. 22
Aug. 5
July 29
Jan. 22
Dec. 30
Apr. 22
Feb. 26
Dec. 30
Jan. 1
Nov. 4
Mar. 25
Oct. 21
Jan. 29
Apr. 22
Apr. 15
Sept. 30
June 3
July 29
Sept. 2
Mar. 25
Feb. 5
Nov. 18
Jan. 22
Feb. 12
Si']>t. 16
Oct. 21
Aug. 26
June 3
Mar. 25
Nov. 11
Sept. 10
Mar. 11
Feb. 19
Mar. 11
July 29
Mar. 4
Dec. 2
Oct. 7
Aug. 12
Mar. 4
Dec. 2
Sept. 2
Jan. 8
Apr. 29
Feb. 12
Mar. 11
July 15
Apr. 8
Apr. 15
Dec. 2
Sept. 2
Jan. 29
Dec. 9
Feb. 12
299,041
299,989
293,164
296,378
305,749
H. Weeks
AV. H.Knapp
G. Grimshaw, Jr
J. E. Atwood
C. J. Higgius
B. D. Stevens l 292,871
C. B. Bovle ! 308,87t)
J. Kasschau i 291,199
J. S. Beeman ' 292,403
P. H. Klein, Jr 1305,200
W. Calver ! 291,146
A.Konetznv '298.478
May 20
June 10
Feb. 5
Apr. 8
Sept. 30
Feb. 5
Dec. 9
Jan. 1
Jan
Monthly
volume.
392
1688
2115
575
579
707
991
1148
1754
1595
1743
450
1594
462
2337
1671
1724
1606
1943
1864
502
118
1720
1111
1912
1006
1299
1933
201
2055
343
1853
451
932
1543
741
1262
1067
1409
453
1905
546
1083
602
1563
734
2087
184
169
214
604
453
113
217
691
2468
817
780
1070
738
1110
170
17
2223
539
997
Sept. 16
Jan. 1
May 13
1361
614
495
616
1917
113
406
235
1748
1198
166
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103
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577
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192
207
320
487
438
470
121
122
445
125
643
466
467
442
533
502
141
32
475
296
535
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361
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564
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515
121
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432
198
345
282
405
118
527
148
296
166
431
204
572
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195
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220
216
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alpluibetical list of inveiUions — Coutinued.
641
Invention.
Retlector. Window-
Refrigerating and apparatus therefor
Refrigerating ani\ ice machines. Gas-condenser for.
Refrigerating and ice machines. Water-cooler for. .
Refrigerating and ice-making apparatus
Refrigeiating apparatus
Refrigerating apparatus
Refrigerating apparatus
Refrigerating appaiatiLS
Refrigerating apparatn.s foi- cars, &c
Refrigerating apparatus for chambers and buildings-
Refrigerating apparatus for cooling storage-bins, bar-
rels, &c.
Kef rigerating-car
Refvigeratiug-car and apparatus for shipping meat .
Refrigerating car and chamber
Refrigerating-cars. I'rocess of and apparatus for. . .
Refrigerating-chamber
Refrigerating chest. Tortable
Refrigerating corned-beef tank
Refrigerating-counter for bar-rooms
Refrigerating dish-coTer
Refrigeratiag-faucot
Refrigerating liquids. Method of and apparatus for.
Refrigeraling-machine
Ri'frigerating-machine
Refrigerating or ice machines. Cooling and absorb-
ing appmatiis for ammonia
Refrigeratiug package for shipping and preserring
butter, oysters, &c.
Refrigerating paraffine and other oils. Method of
aud apparatus for
Refrigerat or
Refrigerator
Refrigoratoi' -
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Ref r igerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator . . _ _
Refi igeiator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator. Air-cooling
Refrigerator and refrigerator-building
Refrigerator-basket -
Refrigerator-building :
Refrigerator-car - -
Refrigerator-car
Refrigerator-car
Refrigerator-car
Refrigerator-door
Refrigerator for cooling contents of bottles, cans, &c.
Refrigerator. Oyster-
Refrigerator- wagon
Refrigerators, &c. Detachable leg for
Regenerating-furnace
Regenerative furnace
Regenerative furnace
Regenerative gas-furnace
Regenerative steel furnace and brick employed
therein.
Regenerator-furnace
Regenerator-furnace
Regenerator-furnace - -
Resenerator-fumace for use of natural gas-
Name.
A. Holberg
T. Rose
J. J. Suckert
G. W. Stockman
C. P. G. Linde. (Reissue) .
W. A. Chase
r. A. Dodge
P. J.McDonald
L. B. Woolfolk. (Reissue)
W. H. Doughty
J. J. Craven
H. Luhmann
S. J. Tucker . . .
H. G.Widraan.
E. Hamilton . . .
H. TalUchet .-.
A. Myers
J. J. Fa.yle
H. Menslage...
C. E. Crockett.
A. C. Pecor. - - .
E. A. Presko -
W. S. Brewer.
C. B. Lee
A. G . Waterhouse and B. B. Brewer
G. W. Stockman
0. P. Johnson
B. E. Shakespeare .
N. R. Baar
N. L. Baumgardner.
C. J. Berens
J. T. Burch
J. Burke
J. Castell
C. Cavanagh.
A. J. Chase-.
W. H. Davis.
I. T.Dyer...
J. K. Erick
S.GaUais
W. D. Grant
.J. Jackson
B. B. Jewett
E. B. Jewett
G. Koons
.J. LinSley
H. H. anil H. T. Lovell .
D. Lupton
H. W. Nash
G. R. Prowse
J. Reynolds
J. Saurer
D. H.Spicer
J. Stern and W. Meyn--
J. A. Wiedersheim
J. P. E. Wiillffhagen - . -
D. Sanderson
J. E. Hanrahan
J. R. Hare
C. Vogel
N. L. Baumgarduer
H. C. GoodeU
H. E. Hogan
T. L. Rankin
J. Hammerl .
B. Moebius
S. L. Eraser and W. A. Brigham.
J. A.Frey
J. Hammerl
W. E. Modes
A. Cuthbert
J. W.Galvin
J. Morrison -
W.G.Bell
G. Jones
W. Swindell
W. Swindell
T. G. Kirkpatrick .
JS'^o.
305,750
309.404
302,361
304,871
10,.522
299,622
291.166
307,484
10,500
294,209
300,695
309,233
301,776
293,832
298,083
308,008
2S<1,074
307,533
299,567
293,425
293,074
299,420
310 025
292,925
302,607
304,872
300,476
291,632
303,608
303,794
291,278
306 578
295,110
296,923
301,674
303,805
291,036
300,351
.303,474
308,
309,
296,
306.
307,
302,
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293,
309,
300,
295,
305,
309,
308.
309,
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306,
296,
307,
307,
302,
303,
300,
304.
960
221
573
833
857
500
926
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151
791
197
019
496
102
661
593
043
071
459
299
530
793
596
197
296,218
306,245
296,432
300 061
308,151
307,040
306,089
301,048
298.297
309.643
302,974
296,174
295,209
305,408
308,565
Date.
Sept. 30
Dec. 16
July 22
Sept. 9
Sept. 16
June 3
Jan. 1
Nov. 4
July 22
Feb. 26
June 17
Dec. 16
July 8
Feb. 19
May 6
Kov. 11
Jan. 1
Nov. 4
June 3
Feb. 12
Feb. 5
Mav 27
Dec. 30
Feb. 5
July 29
Sept. 9
June 17
Jan. 8
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Jan.
Oct.
Monthly
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Mar. 11
Ajjr. 15
July 8
Aug. 19
Jan. 1
June 17
Jvily 22
Dec. 9
Dec. 16
Apr. 8
Oct. 21
Nov. 11
-Tulv 22
Eel). 5
Mar. 18
Dec. 9
.Tnno 24
Mar. 18
Sept. 9
Dec. 16
Nov. 18
Dec. 23
Dec. 23
Sept. 30
Apr. 1
Nov. 4
Oct. 28
July 22
Aug. 19
June 17
Ang. 26
Apr. 1
Oct. 7
Apr. 8
June 10
Nov. 18
Oct. 21
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May 6
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Aug. 5
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Register:
See Automatic register.
Biniard-register.
Billiard - table time-
register.
Bottle-register.
Cash-register.
Counting-register.
Register and alarm
Registering apparatus. Thermostatic electric
Registering railway-passengera. Check-list for
Regulator :
Engine-register.
Fare-register.
Game-register.
Hot-air register.
Morse register.
Tirae-register.
Time-check register.
See Automatic regula-
tor.
Damper-regulator.
Draft-regulator.
Electric regulator.
Electric -light regu-
lator.
Electric-m ach in e
regulator.
Feed-regulator.
Feed -water regula-
tor.
Feeder-regulator.
Gas-regulator.
Gas and fluid regu-
lator.
Rein attachment. Check-
Rein button. Driving- . . .
Rein clip. Check-
Rein-controller
Gas and water regulator.
Gas-pressure regulator.
Heat-regulator.
Hot-water regulator.
Lamp regulat or.
PT-essure-regulator.
Pump-regulator.
Secondary -battery regu-
lator.
Speed-regulator.
Spring-motor regulator.
Steam-pressure regulator
Temperature-regulator.
"Watch-regulator.
Water-wheel regulator.
Name.
Check- .
Check- .
Check- .
Rein. Driving-
Rein-fastener
Rein-guard
Rein-guard for whiflBetrees.
Rein-holder
Rein-holder
ReiTi-holder
Rein-ho)d(^r
Rein-holder
Rein-holder
Rein-holder
Rein-holder
Rein-holder
Rein hook.
Rein hook.
Rein hook.
. Rein-protector .
Rein-snpport
Rein-suppoit
Reins. Hand-loop for driving-
Reins. Latch-clasp for driving-
Reins. Machine for making
Remedy for hernia
Removable handle
Rendering lard, &c. Apparatus for
Reservoir and palette. Combined
Reservoirs. Cleaning
Reservoirs. Electric register for fluid-
Resining-niaohine
Resins of all kinds. Hardening or improving.
Respirator
Respirator
Retenoning-machine
Retoit for carbonizing wood
Retort mouth-piece and lid
Retouching-macliine
Reverberatory gas-furnace .
Reverberatory ore-furnace .
Reversible seat
Reversible shears
Revolver
Revolver
Revolver
Revolver
Revolver
Revolver
Revolver
Revolver
Revolver. Double-acting
Revolver-lock
Revolvers. Charger for loading .
Revolvers. Cylinder-stop for
Revolving table
Rheostat
Rheostat
Ribbon-holder
Ribbon-holder
Rice-drUl
No.
J. G. Lettelier and E. E. Pratt.
C. W. "Weiss
S. D. Eldred
M. 0. Sullivan.
S. A . Marker . .
F. J. Smith . . . .
A. "Warth
W. S. Bowie
N. N. Hazelton
C. "W. Speaks
H. Libby
C.C.Barr
C. A. Dougherty
H. Fisher '.
G. D. Goodell and T. B. Bent
L. A . Koplin
N. C. Moody
C. Pentz . . -' -
C. Phelps
.T. L. Thomson
T. A. Crabtree
G. W. Hall
S. H. Stewart
S. -J. Spurgeon
L. D. DeMars
E. A. Hoyt
C. E. Rand and F. H. Audley
.T. H. Fonton '.
O. A. Dean
E. C. Thatcher
C. G. Shepard and P. Adams, Jr
D. "W. McElroy
F. R. Dellenbaugh
,T. D. Cook
C. S. Lockwood
B. Haushcer and J. Meyenberg
A. Kissel -
D. Genese
A. L. Olsen
.T. B. Simpson
J. A . Mathieu
J. R. Farnum
C.H. Shafl'er
"W. L. McNair
G. W. -Tones
F. H. Henry
■T. L. Starks
"W. H. Bliss
C.J. Ehbets
A. F. Hood
S. S. Hopkins
H. Lord
■T. M. Marlin
J. T. Smith
J. "Warnant
296,194
293,828
297,588
302,444
293,760
309,165
297,886
294,817
296,033
295,646
294,874
300,153
294,188
303,135
304.731
297,801
303,172
308,183
295,064
301,649
J. T. Aldrich .308,231
C.J. Ehbets 30,3.827
J. H. Munch 306,276
F.H. Allen 294.9.W
W. L. Fleming 30H 245
J. Doyle 298,073
E. "Wijston 297,324
A. Stevens 296,887
A . Stevens I 309, 807
A. D. Middleton I 300,883
300,
297.
294
302
309
304
309,
304.
293,
294,
305,
303,
293,
294,
297,
304,
291,
305,
304,
301.
300,
299,
295,
304,
299,
294,
299,
300,
297,
303,
301.
306,
303,
300.
309,
„564
,795
521
,.573
,184
,804
,703
,637
,476
,325
,016
,397
,819
,310
,387
762
797
4,36
,822
274
354
116
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963
821
.Wl
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4!10
600
436
111
946
192
385
938
Date.
Apr. 1
Feb. 19
Apr. 29
Julv 22
Fel). 19
Dec. 9
Apr. 29
Juno 17
Apr. 29
Mar. 4
July 29
Dec. 16
Sept. 9
Dec. 23
Sept. 2
Feb. 12
Feb. 26
Sept. 9
Aug. 12
Feb. 19
Feb. 26
Apr. 22
Sept. 9
Jan. 8
Sept. 23
Sept. 9
July 1
•Tune 17
May 27
Mar. 11
Sept. 9
June 3
Mai'. 4
June 3
June 17
Apr. 29
Aug. 12
Julv 1
Oct. 21
Aug. 5
June 17
Dec. 30
Mar. 11
Apr. 1
Mar. 25
Mar. 11
June 10
Feb. 26
Aug. 5
Sept. 9
A])r. 29
Aug. 5
Nov. 18
Mar. 11
July 8
Nov. 18
Aug. 19
Oct. 7
Mar. 11
Nov. 18
May 6
Apr. 22
Apr. 15
Dec. 23
June 24
Monthly
volume.
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2163
1759
1258
788
2520
1365
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2002
951
649
1340
1983
1886
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261
1109
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886
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311
322
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2175
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829
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744
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1800
1248
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1787
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Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
543
Invention.
Ifame.
.Tewelrv-i'iug.
Key-rinjr.
Knife-ring.
Lap-ring.
Spiral ring.
Split ring.
Rico hulling and cleaning machine
Rice-hnlling machine
Rico, &c. Mai'liine for cleaning and scouring
Riddle. Grain-
Rifle.s. Shotgun attachment for magazine-
Ring:
See Curtain-ring.
Ciirtain-polo ring.
Eai-ring.
Finger-ring.
Game-ring.
Girtli-ring.
Ring for hand-rails
Ring for secnring finger-cots in position
Rines, coupling-linl4,s. <S:c. Apparatus for mating. .
Rings of plastic compounds. Process of and appara-
tus for making solid
Rivet
Rivet :
Rivet
Ri vot-heading machine
Rivet. Slotted
Riveting-machine
Riveting-machine
lUveling-machine
Riveting-machine .
Ri veting-machine .
Riveting-machine -
Riveting-machine.
Riveting-machine.
Riveting-machine.
Riveting-machine.
Riveting-machine.
Riveting-machine.
J. ^V. Lane
A. M. Patrick -..
D. L. Shoemaker
H. Ellis
H. Warner
D. Peters
TV. H. Wickers .
S. Harris
E. Kipper
and J.>
<
Direct-acting hydraulic
Hydraulic
Hydraulic
Hydraulic
Portahle
Portable
Riveting-machines. Apparatus for raising, lower- )
ing, and directing portable i
Riviting-machines. Apparatus for suspending port- )
able 5
Rueting-raachiues. Apparatnsforsuspendingport- f
able )
Ri veting sheet-metal pipe. Machine for
Riveting-tool
Road-engine
Road. Gra%-ity pleasure-
Road-making machine
Peanut-roaster.
Roaster:
See Cncoa-roaster.
Coffee-roaster.
Roasting-fumace
Rohe-holder for vehicles
Rock and coal boring machine. Hand
Rock breaker
Rock-bleaker. Submarine
Rock drill
Rock drill
Rocli-drill
Rock-drill
Rock-drill
Rock-drill
Rock drill
Rock-drill
Rock-drill
Rock-drill
Rock-drill
Rock-drill
Rock-drill and well-boring machine
Rock-drill carriage
Rock-drill clamp. Steam-
Rock-diill. Hand
Rock-drill. Hand
Rotary
Steam .
Steam
Steam .
Steam .
Steam .
Rock-drill.
Rock-drill.
Rock-drill.
Rock-drill.
Rock-drill.
Rockdrill.
Rock-drill support
Rock-drill tripod
Rock drill valve-gear
Rock-drill valve-gear
Rock drillsand earth-augers. Machine for operating.
Rock-drills. Operating the pistons of
Rock-drills. Pipe-casing for submarine
Eock-drilling machine
W.C.Bray
A. Eppler, Jr
T..T. Wood
■7. H. Krcssler
H. Rogers
.I.E. Allen
J.E. Allen
R. H. Tweddell, .J. Piatt, and J
Fielding.
R. H. Tweddell, J. Piatt
Fielding.
W. R. Webster
V. A. Whitney.
R. H. Tweddell, J. Piatt, and J.
Fielding.
R. H. Tweddell, J. Piatt, and -T.
Fielding.
R. H. Tweddell, J. Piatt, and J.
Fielding.
W. R. Webster
R. H. Tweddell, J. Piatt, and J.}
Fielding. \
R. H. Tweddell, J. Piatt, and J.
Fielding.
R. H. Tweddell and J. Fielding
J. Fielding
R. H. Tweddell, J. Piatt, and J.
Fielding.
J. B. Root
A.F. Clinch
G. F. Page
P. Hinkle
W. H. Tidland
No.
291,362
300,33.5
306,183
307,277
306,564
302,773
293,831
297,258
299,802
302,648
294,979
309.430
307,056
304,862
303,968
307,421
307,354
K. A. Foss and J. M. Gray
G. H. Chappell '.
B. B. Davis
G.H. Halter
T. F. Lonney
G. O. Barlow and G. T. Emery..
H. Borcbardt
F. W. Coe and C. A. Hoffnagle .
G. M. Derby
P. P Gadway
G. M.Githeiis
W. E.Peyton--.
H. C. Sergeant
H. C. Sergeant
H. C. Sergeant
H. C. Sergeant
D. Wood
W. C. Wells-.
W. L. Saunders
G.M. Githens
H. S. Bailey
H. Swain
A. Can tin
J.F.Allen
F. A. Halsey
F. A. Halsey
F.A. Halsey
A. and A. L. Stevens .
D. Wood
G. M. Githens
F. A. Halsey
F. A. Halsev
E.Davis
R. Dren
C. A. Sterling
B. F.Bergh
307,358
300,174
303,.350
307,355
307,359
307,.361
292,521
307,352
307,360
307,356
307,282
307,353
292,364
304,505
296,998
307,942
291,427
293,
298.
294,
291
295,
296,
304
307,
296
295,
308,
308,
308,
296,
296.
298,
307.
304,
002
173
049
537
392
,430
568
.737
,681
,093
,642
,052
,682
523
524
525
660
804
625
641
288
307,733
304,703
297„552
294,999
29.5.000
295.001
293,371
309,180
307.640
295,002
295,003
302,111
303,344
298,251
308,947
Date.
Jan. 1
.June 10
Oct. 7
Oct. 28
Oct. 14
July 29
Fell. 19
Apr. 22
June 3
Jnly 29
Mar. 11
Dec. 16
Oct. 21
Sept. 9
Aug. 26
Nov. 4
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
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volume.
426
1077
202
1654
686
2187
1356
1729
382
2042
788
1138
1335
748
1387
4
1756
1763
860
June 10
Aug. 12 .589
Oct. 28 1757
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Jan. 29
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
.Jan. 22
Sept. 2
Apr. 15
Nov. 11
Jan. 1
Feb. 5
May 6
June 24
Sept. 2
Aug. 12
Mar. 4
Jan. 8
Mar. 25
Apr. 8
Aug. 26
Nov. 4.
Apr. 1
Mar. 25
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
Apr. 8
Apr. 15
May 13
Nov. 4
Sept. 2
Nov. 4
Sept. 9
Apr. 29
Mar. 11
Mar. It
Mar. 11
Feb. 12
Dec. 9
Nov. 4
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
.July 15
Aug. 12
May 6
Dec. 9
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1769
1912
1752
1768
1759
1660
1754
1704
290
1384
692
512
279
267
1983
337
643
117
696
1776
994
1556
293
191
1704
1448
1450
14.52
971
1140
829
292
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547
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815
817
782
809
291
820
825
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579
377
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190
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J 145
77,78
68
548
93
176
31
196
494
278
426
79
55
472
395
395
396
272
321
2.31
79
1,2
114
115
150
576
224
225
225
210
215
78
226
226
365 j
159 !
100 i
132 I
28
29
29
^29
27
28
29
29
29
26
1 29
29
1 29
^29
^29
26
28
27
29
1 26
26
27
27
28
28
26
26
26
27
28
29
27
26
29
29
29
27
27
27
29
28
^29
78
1129
37
329
133
424
693
342
994
399
972
928
265
964
727
.371
347
348
1091
569
348
349
349
373
347
349
348
330
347
328
870
275
507
91
4' 3
576
1310
879
.579
849
131
1168
198
758
424
39
1157
671
671
672
193
232
691
424
815
447
28
926
27
420
26
976
26
977
26
977
26
585
29
859
29
424
26
977
26
977
28
2.58
28
567
27
.597
29
797
544
INDEX or PATENTS ISSUED FKOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Eock-drilling machine
Eookdrilling machine
Kock-drilling machine
■Roclf-fiiilling machine
Rock-drilling machine. Hand
Kock-drilling machinery for oil-wells, &c
Eock for grindstones, &c. Machine for channeling. .
Rock-pulverizer
Rocker and reclining-chair. Combined platform-
Rocker. Child's
Rocker. Folding
Rocker. Shoo-fly
Rocket
Rocking-chair. Folding
Rocking-chairs. Spring attachment for platform
Rod:
See Connecting-rod. Lightning-rod.
Dras-rod. Extension suspensory lod
Rod-coupling
Roller :
See Anti-friction roller. Land-roller.
Card-grinding roller. Shade-roller.
Clay-crushing roller. Spring-roller.
Curtain-roller. Street-roller.
Field-roller. Trunk-roller.
Grinding-mill roller^
Roller and seed-planter. Combined
Roller-bracket
Roller-coupling device
Roller-fixture
Roller flour-mill
Roller-mill
Roller-mill
Roller mill
Roller-mill
Roller-mill
Roller-mill
Roller-mill ; . . -
Roller-mill
Roller-mill 3
Roller-mill
Roller-mill
Roller-mill
Roller-mill '. . .
Roller-mill
Roller-mill
Roller-mill casing
Roller-mill feed-box
Roller-mill feed-box
Roller-mil 1 feed mechanisrn
Roller-mill feed mechanism
Roller-mill feed mechanism
Roller-mills. Ad.iusting and leveling device for
Roller-mills. Automatic feeding device foi'
Roller-mills, purifiers, &c. Feeding mechanism for.
Rolling apparatus. Indicator for tire-
Rolling axles. Machine for
Rolling car-rails. Roll for
Rolling coupling-pins. Machine for .
Rolling-machine
Rolling machine. Tire-
Rolling machine. Tire-
Rolling machine. Tire-
Rolling metal bands. Apparatus for .
Rolling metal bars
Rolling metal. Tiatn for ,
Rolling-mill
Rolling-mill
Rolling-mill
Rolling-mill
Rolling-mill
Rolling-mill
Rolling-mill
Rolling-mill bearing
Rolling-mill booking-machine
Rolling-mill reversing mechanism
Rolling-mills. Construction of continuous.
Rolling-mills. Mechanism for reversing- . .
Rolling or drawing. Finishing metal rods in.
Name.
J. L. Harkness and C. B. Shaw
S. W. Kimble
A. I. Parsons
H. F. Parsons and B. F. Bergh . .
R.Magill
J. E. Davies and J. H. Woods . . .
M. J. O'Connor
W. Corcoran
P.B. Cupp
J. 'Nichols
.1. R. Jones
G. P. Steinbach
.T.T.Hadfield
H. Ladewig
W. I. Bunker
G. B. Turrell
J. F. Muenchow .
S. A. Hitner
P. Eckel
.1. H. Skidmore . .
A.N. Wolf
W. S. Bacon
0. A. Byrns
J. Dawson
N. W. Holt
N. W. Holt
N. W. Holt.
A. Ingraham
J. W. Jackson . . .
No.
307,762
302,342
302,424
309,160
292,66,5
305.676
307.792
303,12,5
296,931
301,514
297. ?09
295,457
303,839
307.556
297,108
291,819
D. W. Marmon and J. Warrington. )
(Reissue.) )
I). W. Marmon and J. Warrington . .
T. W. B. Mumford and R. Moodie. .
J. Stevens
E. R. and F. Turner and J. H. Carter
F. Wegmann
R. W.Welch
J. M. Case
J. M. Case
J. M. Case
J. Buscli
N.W.Holt
B. F. Ortman
J. M. Case
M. B. Titlow
H. C. Potts
J. Munton
S. H. Wilson
A. J. Moxham and J. E. Tranter
R. R. Tumor
W. Couraetz
J. Munton
J. Munton
J. Munton
W, H. Griffiths
W. A. Sweet
W. A. and J. E. Sweet ,
G. C. Gardner .
P. M. Haas . . - .
F. Melber
A. J. Moxham .
D. B. Oliver . . .
E. Samuel
J.S.Worth....
W. Steel
D. H. Lentz ...
T. A.Weston..
H. Daniels.
T. A. Weston
W. A. Sweet.
Rolling threads on metal. Machine for | J. S. Wilson and J. H. Haskins.
304,445
303,279
304,920
292,699
294,947
309,679
308,131
310,127
294.2.36
298.206
299,789
301,240
291,517
10,493
305.320
308,568
304,468
293,990
294,418
297,890
•297,7.55
297,754
297,764
306,673
293.464
295,043
297,916
306.365
295,504
293,768
297,546
292,759
291,110
301,807
307.216
307.217
309,082
303,001
302,295
303,597
304,094
293,165
304,342
303,036
292,943
309,100
308,027
296.081
307,473
292,968
297,680
304,479
302,296
295,605
Date.
Nov. 11
July 22
July 22
Dec. 9
Jan. 29
Sept. 23
Nov. 11
Aug. 5
Apr. 15
July 8
Apr. 29
Mar. 18
Aug. 19
Nov. 4
Apr. 22
Jan. 8
Sept. 2
Aug. 12
Sept. 9
Jan. 29
Mar. 11
Dec. 23
Nov. 18
Dec. 30
Feb. 26
May 6
June 3
July 1
Jan. 8
June 24
Sept. 16
Nov. 25
Sept. 2
Feb. 19
Mar. 4
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Oct. 14
Feb. 12
Mar. 11
Apr. 29
Oct. 7
Mar. 18
Feb. 19
Apr. 22
Jan. 29
Jan. 1
July 8
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Dec. 9
Aug. 5
July 22
Aug. 12
Aug. 26
Feb. 5
Sept. 2
A ug. 5
Feb. 5
Doc. 9
Nov. 11
Apr. 1
Nov. 4
Feb. 5
Apr. 29
Sept. 2
July 22
Mar. 25
Monthly
volume.
03
451
1625
1729
774
2104
1801
501
306
1307
■56fi
2435
1405
1217
186
1529
1004
196
504
837
2146
737
1467
921
2046
1890
316
368
213
034
2018
1350
1.523
232
1558
102
2526
2,377
2376
2390
836
894
875
2557
431
1469
1271
2092
2238
1!9'
941
1.561
1,563
680
160
1564
899
1557
496
71
197
208
702
791
223
76
235
2284
250
1564
1608
126
447
^474
) 475
208
585
502
138
84. 85
362
154
665
388
334
52
422
281
58
138
226
597
(205
)206
397
(251
J 252
548
517
82
94
.57
(179
n8o
(557
i.558
374
414
67,68
(429
5430
26,27
691
647
647
652
221
242
240
701
115
405
(351
)3,52
(570
)571
(621
^622
33
256
418
418
183
45
429
(246
J 247
(426
(427
(132
i 133
24,25
54, .55
57
189
216
217
65
19,20
64, 65
C21
622
72
430
445
Official
Gazette.
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Alphabetical lint of incentiona — Continued.
545
Indention.
Rolling wire rods, hoops, or strips. Mill for
Itoman candles. Apparatus for making
Roof and skylight. Glazed metallic
Koof. Balanced stack-
Roof-bracket
Roof. Felt and gravel
Roof-fender
Roof-sbcet-crimping macbinc
Roof Stack- -
Roofs, telegraph-wire-s. &c. Composition mastic for.
Roo'.ing. Apparatus for the manufactiire of flexi-
ble
Rooling-brackii
Roofing-clamp
Roofing cloat.«. llachino for bending tin-
Itoofiii.!; coniposit'on
Roofing composition
Rooting Ci 'm position
Roofing compound
Roofing. CoiTiigated iron
R'lofins fabric
Roofing faliric and applying the same
Roofing fabrics. Manufacture of
Roofing. Felt
Roofing-felt and mechanism for making the same
Rooflng-felt, &c. Apparatus for making
W. D. Houghton
O. A., H., and F. Minch .
G. Haves
F. W.'King
E. ^V. Daily
W. H. H. Ohilds
F. O. Rogers
L. L. Sagendoph
J. yv. Harper
A. Derrom
L. L. Sagendorph
No.
306,619
30H,687
299,386
304,828
302,696
294,579
302,429
306,645
305,075
307,184
304,457
Date.
A. Guedle
N. "W. West
S. A. Phillips
W. H. Camp
J. F. Perry
W. White
J. T. Fretwell
L. L. Sagendorph
H. M. Miner
C. M. Warren
H. M. Miner
L. Haas and D. Howarth
A. Sackett ,
J. Jowitt
Oct. 14
Dec. 2
May 27
Sept. 9
Aug. 5
Mar. 4
July 22
Oct. 14
Sept. 10
Oct. 28
Sept. 2
Monthly
volume.
298,463
291,248
305,757
304,612 I
294,065 I
295,004 j
297,374 1
302.286
293,491
291,440
293,492
296,163
291,628
291.600
May
Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
•Inly
Felj.
Jan.
Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
B.
764
138
1781
698
20
297
1738
795
1023
1522
214
G42
987
lt25
433
397
1607
1871
1544
922
5-24
E22
320
782
742
Roofing-machine H. A. Leber .
Roofing material -
Roofing. Metal
Roofing. Metal
Roofing. Metallic
Roofing-plate. Metal
Roofing-plate. Metallic .•
Rooflug-plate. Sheet-metal
Roofing-plate. Sheet-metal
Roofing slate fastening
Roofing to buildings. Fastening metal
Rope-clamp
Rope-clamp
Rope-connections. Thimble for
Rope, cord. &c., clamp
Rope or cable coupling -
Rope or lino clasp
Rope or line clasp
Rope or line clasp
Rope or line clasp
Rope-reel
Rope-serving machine
Ropes. Clamp for attaching
Ropes OT cords. Device for attaching loops to . .
Rosaniline derivatives. Manufacture of
Roso-engine
Ro.se-engine
Rotary cutter
Rotary cutter
Rotary cutters. Making
Rotary engine
Rotary engine
Rotary engine
Rotary engine
Rotary engine -
Rotary engine
Rotary engine
Rotary engine
Rotary engine
Rotary engine
Rotary engine
309,472 ! Dec. 16 1192
Rotary engine. -
Rotary engine
Rotary engine
Rotary engine
Rotai-y engine
Rotary engine
Rotary engine - . - -
Rot ary engine
Rotary engine
Rotary engine
Rotary engine
Rotary engine and pump
Rotary engine. Four-cylinder.
H. M. Miner
J. H. Dellmon...
.J. Walter
M. F. Hamsley
C. B. Cooper
G. Patten
P. H. Regan
J Walter
B.M. O'Neill
H. Flynt
H.S.Cole
R. W. Jones
G. B. Betts - - - - -
F. Egge
G.M.Green
A. L Pitney
A. L. Pitney
A. L. Pitney
A. L. Pitney
E. M. Bishop
A. McQnarrie . -
C. Kortiini
A. McDonald
F. Machenhauer
A. Sch-svitter
A. Schwitter
J. B. Emery
A. E.Stirckler
D.H. Church
B. T. Babbitt
S. and S. Broadbent, Jr.
304,744
302.113
309,175
309.459
309,134
290,610
307,5r0
309,113
2P9.842
307.109
; 291,093
301.819
301,951
297.241
297,073
295.194
295.802
295,803
297,158
30.3,799
306,506
1294.392
1308.087
308,912
297,454
307,340
295,490
309,005
299.348
305,656
296,123
H. Climer 309, 693
I. L. Clough
C. P. Covert and C. H. Zeis .
J. T. Davis
A. Decher
J. C. Edmunson
C.Enke
P. B. A. Ganot
G. L. Griflin, W. A. Shoup, and J.
R. Cade.
J. Harrington
T. A. Hearson
D. McColgan
J.Moffet
E. Oehlmann
E. P. Park
J. H. Phelps
299,350
304.298
295.859
297. .575
309,296
297,589
308,249
Sept. 9
July 15
Dec. 9
Dec. 16
Dec. 9
Apr. 8
Nov. 4
Doc. 9
June 3
Oct. 28
Jan. 8
July 8
July 15
Apr. 22
Apr. 15
Mar. 18
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Apr. 22
Aug. 19
Oct. 14
Mar. 4
Nov. 18
Dec. 9
Apr. 22
Oct. 28
Mar. 18
Dec. 9
jrav 27
Sept. 23
Apr. 1
297,254 ; Apr. 22 1723
D. E. Saltonstall
C. Schwartz
A. A. W. Van Reede
J. W. Wilks
J. A. Peer .
S. Shaw.
Rotary meter
Kotary meter
Rotary meter
Rotary motor j H. A. Tobey
Botary steam-engine ,_..,,.,......... 1 L. D'Andr^e
35 PAT
R. H. Froude
C. A. and K. C. Par.sons and J. H.
Kitson.
B.Fltts 294,026 Feb. 26 1601
310.053
301,235 .
301,618
300,998
309,734
310.077
293. .511
309.652
301,836
305,358
298,434
•295,380
304,553 i
Dec. 30
July 1
July 8
June 24
Dec. 23
Dec. 30
Feb. 12
Dec. 23
Jiilv 8
Sept. 16
May 13
Mar. 18
Sept. 2
1942
204
708
1915
1536
1982
945
1438
978
1393
C05
1316
359
298,230
305,763
296,894
392,898
Dec. 23 I 1486
May 27 i 1742
Sept. 2 I 14
Mar. 25 1936
Apr. 29 2146
Dec. 16 974
Apr. 29 2164
Nov. 18 ; 1081
201
36.37
513
191
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Gazette.
fcl I 20
477 I 28
210
260
63
182
80
535
426
250
149
251
91
220
209
29
28
27
20
28
28
20
2i;
27
28
26
26
26
27
26
26
; 599
i 1321
1 802
1176
743
912
230
717
I 426
1435
• 866
• 958
i 1120
i 1705
! 1475
1079
1860
1861
1593
1160
013
69
870
453
' 1967
1737
i 14,55
: 581
1740
1780
276
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164
365
213 i
318 '
200 i
254 i
64 I
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408
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517
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153
500
490
78
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H03
501
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534
585
257
591
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467
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54. 55
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195
527
C417
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532
257
389
265
367
171
(305
\ 360
99
May 6 353
Sept. 30 1932
Apr. 15 1260
Feb, p 148
I 445 1-6
94
537
351
39
147
725
889
955
460
879
340
29 ! 1.53
28 j 1022
27
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26
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27
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27
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27
29
28
28
27
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29
26
29
28
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27
J-
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305
856
056
52
1198
696
897
1139
369
303
611
94
611
02
147
140
938
936
2.';8
6.57
935
647
181
413
843
1003
289
101
162
219
338
292
1035
1184
1184
317
6-0
120
841
.^^50
768
388
344
1106
613
861
1165
54
998
881
818
1198
427
896
431
590
341
1102
40
136
1297
1007
1109
015
969
186
1(:88
649
1079
883
747
27 i 593
28 ; 1199
£7 t '-.52
26 I 47(|
546
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
InTention.
2fame.
Rotary steam-engine
Rotary steam-eneine
Rotary steam-engine
Rotary steamencine
Rotary steam-enpne
Roundabout
Roving and slubbing frame .
Row-boat
J. Beystrum .
Row-boats. Seat and foot-board for
Row guide
Rowing apparatus or esercising-machine
Rowing mechanism. Bow-facing
Rowing- veliiclo
Rowlock
Rowlock
Rowlock -
Rowlock - :
Rowlock -
Rowlock for boats
Rubber belting. Utilizing discarded
Rubber, celUiloid. iron, &c. Composition to be used
as a substitute for hard india-
Rubber clothing
Rubber clothing. Stay -press for
Rubber compositions. Manufacture of
Rubber. Devulcanizing and restoring vulcanized . . .
Ru bber fabi ics. Joining ^
Ruliber. Felt ,
Rubber from waste. Recovering
Rubber hose. TTtilizing discarded
Rubber or water-proof cloth. Machine for manufac-
turing
Rubber. &c. Ornamented objects made of vulcan-
ized hard
Rubber, &c. Producing designs in i-elief upon the
surface of objects made of vulcanized
Rubber spring
Rubber-surfaced fabric and composition therefor
Rubber waste for the recovery of the rubber or caout-
chouc therefrom. Treating fibrous
Rubber waste. Treating fibrons
Rudder for vessels
Rudder holder and support
Rudder. Propelling-
Rule and square. Combined
Rule and try-square
Rule. Caliper-
Rule-holder. Mechanic's
Ruler
Ruler
Ruler
Ruler. Draftsman's adiu.stable curve-
Ruler for measuTing and drawing
Ruler. Nautical parallel -
Ruler. Parallel-
Ruling-machine
Ruling-machine feeding device
Ruling machine. Paper- -
Rulin g machines. Ink-reservoir for paper-
Rumble for scouring castings, washing ores, &c
Saccharine liquids. Defecating
Saccharine liquids. Purifying
Saccharine liquors. Defecating and clarifying
Saccharine matter from bagasse. Machine for the
removal of
Sack -holder
Sacking, weighing, and registering machine
Sad-iron
Sad-iron
Sad-iron
Sad-iron
Sad-iron handles. Machine for bending shanks of . . .
Sadiron holder
Sad iron. Reversible :.'.
Sad-irons, &c. Composition for making non-conduct-
ing handles for
Saddle :
Saddle and bridle for breaking horses ,
Saddle-board
SaiUUe for horse-collars '.
Saddle. Harness-
Saddle. Harness-.-. ;
Saddle. Harness- _
.'^addle. Harness-
Saddle. Harness-
Saddle. Harness-
Saddle. Harness-
Saddle. Harness-
Saddle. Harness- ; G. Theobald ' 302,603 I
Saddle or saddle-tree \ J. Stanley and T. F. Lemassena 293,(>01 ;
No.
302,316
293,887
209,824
299.260
297,091
T. E. Jones
J. H. McVay
G. W. Price
F.Stitzel
T. Oldroy d i SU 621
J. Higgins and T. S. "WTutworth. . . . i 302,631
W. A. Rettig 300.895
304,474
293.629
304,142
299,042
SO.MOS
299,521
J. J. Turpel
R. W. Chappell
W. Spelman
J. P. Willard
D. E. Kempster
J. F. Cumming
J. Edson j 293,8.'^8
O B. Fenner 308,600
S. H. Haas 294.993
T. R. Smith • 306.908
C. W. Morris 306,941
P. A. Magowan 292,020
S. Barbier and C. H. Coiffier 304,775
G.Platt
T. Hawley
J. J. C. Smith
J. J. Montgomery
I. B. Kleinert. . - -
J. B. I.aughton
N. C.Mitchell
F. A. Magowan
J. McKee and T. Black, Jr
J. Hackenberg
J. Hackenberg
F. E. Flagg..
N. S. "White .
A. O. Bourn .
A. 0. Bourn
I. Keefer. (Reissue)
C. A. Richaidson
J. L. F. Barbier
G. D. Umland
"W. N. Nash
S. H. Bellows
J. S. Borden .^
M. Green
J. E. Mann
P. C.Rich
F. W. Davenport
H. E. Thomas
C. Hntchinson
.T. C.Miller
E. Knapp
E. Larson and 0. Hammarlund
J. C . Forman
E. P. Donnell
E. W. Vanduzen
G. B. Boomer
O. H. Krause
J. F. and O. "Willcox
H. F. Taryan
r. L. Hagerman
G. FI. Caughrean
C.J. Haas
C. J. Haas and C. E. Mark
J. Siissner
A. R.TThite -
J. Sabold, Jr
S. M. Carnes
J. A. Targer 1
C. T.Lee":
J. E. Adams and P. Shero .
H. O. V. Kelley
J. A. Wilson
C.G.Calo
E. R. and C. E. Cahoone. . .
L. Dare
A. "W. Frazee
D. B. Holsbnrg . .
H. 0. McConnell-
291,854
294,318
308.209
308.181
298,095
290,585
300,720
212,021
306,765
304,641
304,640
304,632
206.258
295,615
292.891
10.514
299,265
299,612
303,077
293.497
297,056
293,023
294,870
299.993
297.717
298,834
304.245
298,471
296.598
302 002
297,525
295.994
29P,7,'?5
992,07'.
293,409
303,376
303,776
301,198
307,719
301,673
308.892
309,346
303,068
292.722
294.509
294, iro
292,087
308,778
307,615
305,604
295.847
302,708
301.563
303,494
997,250
298,972
308,919
Date.
A. C. Rickey and E. D. Myers 292,360 j
Z. Squires, Jr I 306.656 I
J. Strams I 309,170
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June 3
May 27
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Jan. 8
July 29
Juno 24
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Jan. 15
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Feb 5
Ang. 26
May 27
June 3
Aug. 5
Feb. 12
Apr. 15
Feb. 19
Mar. n
June 10
Apr. 29
May 20
Aug. 26
May 13
Apr. 8
Jnlv 15
Apr. 22
Apr. 1
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Jan. 15
Feb. 12
Aug. 12
Aug. 19
July 1
Nov. 4
July 8
Dec. 9
Dec. 16
Aug. 5
Jan. 29
Mar. 4
Feb. 26
Jan. 15
Dec. 2
Nov. 4
Sept. 23
Mar. 25
Julv 29
July 8
Aug. 12
Apr. 2-J
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Dec. 9
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiuued,
547
Invention.
Saddle
Saddle
Saddle
Saddle
Saddle
Saddle
SaiMlo
Saddle
Saddli^
SivVlo
Saddle
Saddle
Safe...
Safe...
Safe...
Ppck- .
pad
RidinR-
RiJing-
Ridins-
Riding-
spat.
Side-
•kirts. Protector for liarness-
sprins. Riding-
sweat- pad. Cart-
tree. Harness-
T!ui (rlar-proof .
Biirclar-proof .
deposit box
door
Fire-proof
lock
lock
lock
Safe.
Safe.
Safe.
Safe,
Safe
Safe.
Safe-
Safe
Safe
Safe-
Safe
Safe-lock
Saf^-lock
Safe. Sectional kitfhen-
Safes and vanlts. Electric lockine mechanism for ..
Safes and vaults. Snpporiins the holt- work of
Safes. Perfoiatod plate for kitchen-
Safety attachment
Safety-holt
Safety fluid-trap
Safety-hook
Safety -hook
Salety-hook
§afety-pin
afety-pin
Safety-pin
Safoty-pin
Safetv-pin
Saccers in which thevarehakcd. Siipportincplatps,
dishes, and othrr like articles of pottery- ware in the
Sail-rlanip
Sail hank and hook
Sail. Ship's
Sails. Reefing
Salt. A pparatus for the manufacture of
Salt-cellar
Saltcellar
Sal t for cattle
Salt from giainei s. Device for collecting
Salt-giainer '.
Siilt-graincr
Salf-maldng. Cornisated pan for
Salt. Process of and apparatus for manufact uring . .
Salt. Washing and purifying
Salts. Method of and apparatus for concentrating
mptallic or other
Salve
vSalve
Sampling casks. Apparatus for
Sampling tuhe
Sand-hats, &c. Hydraulic apparatus for removing . .
Sand hars, ifcc, in rivers and harbors. Apparatus
for loosening uj) and removing
Sand-blast apparatus
Sanddistribntlng machine
Sand drier
Sand, anaveV, &c., from rivers, harbors, &c. Method
of and apparatus for facilitating the removal of
Sandpanor. Removing the sand and glue from waste.
Sand-sifting machine
Sardine can
Sash. balance
Sash-balance
Sash-balance ^
Sash-balance
Sa.sh-balance
Xame.
W. C. Smith and "W. L. Hunter.
S. S. Jerome and C. S. Pitkin . .
W. Frazier
P. llahn
J. L. Powell
R. J. ScboiT...
P. I!. flir.sch . .
H. Ruwart
H. K. Dennis
T. Reason aud M. L. Crenshaw.
A. L. Maclachlan
L. A. Riugwalt
T. M. Brintnall
T. M. Brintnall
F. £ndres
J. R. Grove
J. R. Grove
J. W. Johnston and J. H. Rogers. .
T. M. Brintnall
G. "W. Kennedy
J. Fanel
E.Stockwell
M. Mosler
H. Gross
J. T. Hough
E. Stockwell
J. White
E. J. Woolley
E. J Junghaus . ..
H. P. Newbury. . .
H. F. Newbury . .
G. W. Knapp '....
E. G. Harlev
P. A. Gordon ....
R. D'Hen reuse . .
E. H. Smith
H. C. Smith
H. C.Smith
W. J. Broadbent .
W. F. Hyatt
J. Jenkins
F. Movers
G. H. Smith
J. F. Bapterosses
G. W. Idner ...
D. Crowell, Jr..
C. F. Janes
T. Fearon
S. C. Wells
S. C. Wilcox...
S. C. Wilcox ..
H. (i. Pitfard ...
T. Craney
T. CraneV
T. Craney
J. A.Cook
J. E. Weaver . .
,S. S Garrigues .
J. H. Kolb
"W. Richardson
H. C. Wilher
G. D. W. Lennon
P. Coutant
R. Stone
L. A. Johnson and N. E. Johnsen
T.J Sachs.
R. Titcomb
G. H. Campbell
No.
204.925
303,200
295,023
303.152
297,101
303,356
297,398
296,711
301,694
304„564
302,575
295,810
292,155
300,339
305,064
299.381
307,937
306,018
301.797
294.631
296,153
296.643
295.272
301,360
294,625
294,821
293,388
302.080
301,449
296. H66
296.867
307.959
2^6,002
303,036
303,822
.300.810
307.596
307 597
297,2-24
301,448
299,075
295,030
30,5.974
309,680
.300.078
300 226
307.952
308,146
2')7,323
294,341
299,445
296,614
305 153
30.5.151
305,152
305.149
303.348
299.774
308.903
292.255
302.875
309.232
293,423
296.483
294.7,37
Date,
Mar. 11
Aug. 12
Mar. 25
Aug. 5
Apr. 22
Aug. 12
Apr. 22
Apr. 8
July 8
Sept. 2
July 29
Mar. 25
Jan. 22
June IT
Sept. 16
May 27
Nov. 11
Sept. 30
July 8
Mar. 4
Apr. 1
Apr. 8
Mar. 18
July 1
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
Feb. 12
July 15
July 1
Apr. 15
Aiir. 15
Nov. 11
Apr. 1
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
June 24
Nov. 4
Nov. 4
Apr. 22
July 1
May 20
Mar. 11
Sept. 30
Dec. 23
June 10
June 10
Nov. 11
Nov. 18
Apr. 22
Feb. 26
Mav 27
Apr. 8
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Aug. 12
June 3
Dec. 9
Jan. 22
July 29
Dec 16
Feb. 12
Apr. 8
Mar. 4
299,270 ! May 27
307,151 I Oct. 28
309,195 I Dec. 16
L.Coiseau 1301,682 July 8
Sash-balance .
Sash-balance .
Sash-cord fastener .
Sash-cord fastener .
Sash-cord fa.stener .
Sash-cord fastener
Sash-cord fastener .
W. J. Hussey 300,710
J. Kinzor . . .' 300.481
J. Wolff 299,710
M. B. Gladman ' 29.5,630
G. M. Jewett 291.740
W. H.King 308,773
A . Karut « 301 ,723
J. B. Montasrue, J. T. Booker, and 300,104
E. C. Dinning.
S.H.Russell 297,720
F. AV. Smith, Jr., and S. S. "William- 301,289
son.
H. L. Blodgett 293,554
R. N. Brown 299,199
F. S. Heiser 303,730
H. F. Jenks - 300,263
S.H.Russell 298,128
Monthly
volume.
June 17
June 17
June 3
Mar. 25
Jan. 8
Dec. 2
July 8
June 10
Apr. 29
July 1
Feb. 12
Mav 27
Aug. 19
June 10
May 6
c
to
712
.513
1632
337
1.595
560
1897
1025
795
373
1941
1871
1419
1087
1012
1773
687
2259
996
3.56
309
948
1182
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588
808
1287
477
1225
1227
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1694
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868
2193
1469
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930
704
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1798
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1855
916
1120
1117
1118
1115
586
353
443
1566
2331
884
848
745
477
16.35
1489
835
779
1574
1266
285
1639
917
270
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762
2336
279
992
199
141
453
92
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287
218
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251
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555
533
307
307
307
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117
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continned.
Invention.
Sash-
Sasli-
Saslv
Sash
Sash
Sasb
Sash.
Sash
Sash
Sash
Sash
Sash
Sash.
Sash
Sash
Sash
Sash
Sash.
Sash
Sash
Sash
Sa«h.
Sash-
Sash
Sash
Sash.
Sash
Sash
Sash
Rash
Sash
Sash
Sash
Sash
Sash
Sash
Sash
Sash
Sash
Sash
Sash
Sash.
Sash
Sash.
Sash
cord fastener
cord guide . . .
cord guide . . .
fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener
•fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener
■fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener ... .
fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener
fastener
■fastening
Sash-fastening
fastening
for book.cases, &c. Sliding .
hanger. Automatic
holder
holder
holder
holder
holder
holder
holder
holder
holder
holder
■holder
Sash-
Sash
Sash^
Sash-
Sash^
Sash-
Sash^
Sash-
Sash^
Sash-
Sash-
Sash
Sash-
Sash^
Sash-holder .
holder
holder ^
holder
holder
■holder
holder
holder
holder
holder. Window-
Hot-hed
lift
Sash-
Sash-
Sash
Sash-
Sash-
Sa.-h-
Sash-
Sash-
Sash
Sash.
Sa.sh
Sash-valls. Machine for shaping
Sash ventilator. Window-
Sash-"\veight
Sash. Window-
Sash. Window-
Sash Window-
Satchel
Satchel. Album-
Satchel and pillow. Combined
Satchel. Folding
Satchel or bag frame •.
Sausage-stuffing machine. Hydraulic
Saw
Saw
Saw
Saw
Saw
Saw
Saw .,,,,„-,.,,,,,,.,, , ,
Xame.
W. A. Sinsel
W.C. Gilmer
G. W. Pero
E. Adams .
H. H. Asimont
E. B. Attwell. (Keissne)
G. S. Barnes
J. T. BasseU
N. B. Bendy
M. Bourke
I.N. Buck
D. H. Butler
F.M. Case
M. Chevremont
L. J. Church
L. J. Church
O. R. Cooke
G. W. Curry
F. Eberlein
S. Farqubar
H. L. Fleming
W. Gofoith
B. J. Goldsmith
H. L. Heaton
R. B. Hugunjn
M. Joubert
O.S. Judd
E. Kempshall
H. Keppel
E.-O. Ladd
J. M. Lowrey
W. F. McDo'nougli
R. McCabe
R. T. Murphy
A. D. Ordway
F. W. Otis
J. A. Paine
J.D.Price
J.D.Reiff
A. G. Safford
I.J. Saltzer
F W. Sawtelle and J. T. WaUams
W. J. Smith
S. M. Tinkbam
J. Chambers
H. L. Heaton
T. S. Smith
J. W. Morrison
W. S. Greening
S. E. Anthony
T. A. Bereman
G. C. Bolglano
M. Bourke
S. A. Brown
E. C. Byam
P. Caslin
J. P. Centner
E. B. Clement
G. P. Clements
H. Cutting
No.
Date.
J. F. Hamilton . . .
T. B. Jones
W. A. McDonald .
J. N. McGriff
C. E. Murray
O. G. Newton
W. 0. Smith
W. S. Young
J. !E. Dohen
C. J. Asimus
C. E. Steller
309.300
295.253
292,670
.303,741
292,442
307.575
297.187
304.U84
2'I9,525
301,658
301,933
G. W. Steele J 305,485
299,960
296,410
299,944
293.527
293.099
298,8.52
299,812
303.859
290.C93
303,722
294.828'
295,907
307,616
308, .549
304,715
303,720
295,385
297,816
E. W. Chadwick
C.E.Heiss
L. L. Arnold
H. W. Schroder
W. A. Sinsel
D. Heidelberger
L. Lazarus
B.Kiam
R.Molfly
A. Goertz
F. W. Tuerk, Jr
J. D. Abbott
H. Alley
A. and C. W. Boynton
J. E. Emerson
C. W. and A. S. Gage
W. H. Hankin, Jr
J, Ledward , - , ,
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Feb. 5
Apr. 15
■May 13
June 3
Mar. 18
June 3
June 3
Aug. 12
Mar. 4
Sept 16
Nov. 18
July 22
Apr. 22
■July 8
Apr. 2-2
Apr. 22
June 17
Jan. 1
Mar. 11
Mar. 25
Julv 8
Apr. 8
Oct. 14 i
Oct. 7 !
Jan. 15
Dec. 9
Apr. 29
Mar. 11
May 27
Apr. 1
Aug. 19
Oct. 14
May 6
May 27
Apr. 15
Feb. 26
Nov^ 25
Dec. 9
June 24
Nov. 11
Apr. 29
Oct. 7
Sept. 16
Feb. 19
Jan. 22
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mg
681
287
1011
545
293
668
125
1106
831
1480
1692
933
2035
2036
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1927
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2607
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Dec. 30
Aug. 26
Sept. 23
Dec. 2
Sept. 30
May 27
Jan. 8
Apr 15
Aug. 5
Aug. 26
Juno 10
June 24
Feb. 12
Jan. 8
1863
1726
1815
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1047
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1863
702
870
May 27 1575
Dec. 16
Mar. 18
Jan. 29
Aug. 19
Jan. 22
Nov. 4
Apr. 22
Sept. 9
June 3
July 8
July 15
Sept. 23
June 10
Apr. 8
June 10
Feb. 12
Feb. 5
May 20
June 3
Aug. 19
Apr. 15
Aug. 19
Jlar. 11
Apr. 1
Nov. 4
Nov. 25
Sept. 9
Aug. 19
Mar. 18
Apr. 20
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2109
1086
1805
209
1628
916
28
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392
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225
410
460
254
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556
426
102
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416
181
179
1.53
106
385
138
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520
100
370
206
46
462
382
550
393
188
531
142
714
89
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372
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320
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298
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59
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381
291
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27
28
29
27
27
27
26
29
29
27
29
27
29
28
26
26
1 29
29
28
28
29
28
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26
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28
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I 409
I 324
: 996
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
549
Alj)habeUcal list of inventions — Coutiuued.
Invention.
^ame.
No.
Saw J. Ledward 309,
Saw C.J. Lowe 305
Saw H. TV. Peace 298,
Saw "W. Peak 298^
Saw .T. L. Purple 309,
Saw J. H. Riley 293,
Saw G.P.Scott 300!
Saw J. Smith 298,
Saw r. A. Trnem6-Becker 301,
Saw G. W. Wills 293
Saw. Bow- C. Ensminger 303
Saw-buck B. E. Baker 294,
Saw-l)uck .- T. Beard 291,
Saw. Buck- , I M. Case 302,
Saw clamp. Frame- A. Mc^fiece 298!
Saw cleaner. Gin- B. R. Eaton ' 301^
Saw. Crosscut- I E. C. Atkins 292,
Saw-dipping raacliine 1 E. C. Atkins ' 294,
Saw. Drag- , P. N. Applegate ■ 301
Drag- W. A.Bennett 29li
Drag- W. Cole 307,
Saw.
Saw.
Saw.
Saw.
Saw.
Saw.
Saw.
Saw.
Brag-
Drag- ,
Drag-
Drag- .
Drag-
Drag-
Saw. Drag-
Saw. Drag-
Saw. Drag-
Saw elevator. Drag-
Saw-envelope
Saw fastening and frame
Saw filing and gaging device.
Saw filing and setting machine.
Saw-filiug machine
Saw-filing machine
Saw-filing machine
Saw-filing machine
Saw-Bling machine. Gin-
Saw-filing machine. Gin-
Saw frame. Buck-
Saw frame. Drag-
Saw-frame rod
Saw-guard
Saw-guard
Saw-guard
Saw-guard
Saw-guard
Saw guide
Saw-guide
Saw-guide
Saw-guide
Saw-gummer
Saw-gummer
Saw-gummer
Saw gumming and sharpening machine -
Saw. Hand-
Saw. Hand-
Saw-handle
Saw-handlo .
Saw-handle
Saw-handle .
Saw-handle
Saw-handle
E. E. Crawford 301
E. A. Crawshaw 297
C. Drake 300
J. T. H. Drake 300,
W. M. McEarlin and C. Plum 301
O. S. Newcomb 310,
J. R.Payne.-.
G. Valentine . .
E. W. Yowell.
"W. J. Perkins .
E. Schliichtner
H.L.Pratt
D. E. Borger
J. S. Detrick andW. T. Smith.
D. Chambers
W. Hill
H. and F. W. Lutts
W. Tucker
A. P. Gathright
F.M.Sisk
T. Larouche
M. Beck and A . McRorey
.T. M. Koeheile
W. H. Dalby
J. G. Groff
J. G. Grotf
H. F. Kuhlmann, M. F. Robinson,
and E. S. Irvin.
J. Sill
W. Kirby
W. J. E.'Liddell
T.J Neacy
TV. Williams
L. Fawcett
H. Thseu
.J. Stuempges
S. C. Eogeis and J. T. Barnard
C. A. Fenner
C. Tenney
J. D. Abbott
P. Fraizer
TV. H. Hankin, Jr
R. E. Poindc.xter
C. Richardson
R. H. and W. D. Shumway
550)
,206
,11.')
,886
,646
,276
,805
,709
,841
,130
,138
,718
,609
,100
,995
,225
,194 j
346
,787
,277
,708
216
,231
582'
233;
254
075
Saw-handle [ M. E. True
Saw-handle M. E. True
Saw-handle clamp A. McNiece
Saw handle. Crosscut- J. Q. Adams, Jr
Saw handle. Crosscut- A. TJren
Saw handle. Fret- - . C. Richardson
Saw-hanging G. A. Long
Saw-horse R. TVylie
Saw-horse and scaffold. Combined extension J. TV. Phillips
Saw-jointer B. S. Bozard
Saw-.iointer J. Eutsler
Saw -jointer H. D. TVolcott
Saw .jointer and gage. Combined H. Flater
Saw iointer and set J. K. Bridges
Saw lifter. Circular- I TV. G. Baumgardner.
Saw machine. Band- i W. H. Dodge
Saw-mill P.M. Chisholm
Saw-mill i D. F. and J. T. Milne
297,841
294,096
304,250
294,804
292,369
292,176
305,660
295,115
309,763
308,670
299,560
295,133
298,743
296,471
296.418
297,558
292,494
298,293
291,187
307,112
299,480
302,041
307.554
292,331
295,792
295,964
308.599
301,990
304,146
299,583
297,366 !
291.424 I
304,396 j
297.125 I
309,388 I
292.946
292,951
300,907
291,108
294,164 I
308,037
302,183 1
299,699
308,703
307,065
305,556
292,352
298,820 !
304,631
298,538 I
297.513 !
306,216 !
,305,883 !
294,452
300,216
Bate.
Dec. 23
Sept. 10
May 6
Mav 20
Dec. 23
Ff^b. 12
June 24
May 13
July 8
Feb. 5
Aug. 5
Mar. 4
Jan. 8
Julv 15
May 20
July 1
Jan. 22
Mar. 4
July 8
Jan. 1
Nov. 4
July 1
Apr. 22
June 17
Juno 10
July 1
Dec. 30
Apr.
29
Feb.
26
Aug.
26
Mar.
11
Jan.
22
Jan.
22
Sept,
23
Mar.
11
Dec.
23
Dec.
2
Jvme
3
Mar.
U
May
20
Apr.
8
Apr.
8
Apr.
29
Jan.
29
May
6
Jan.
1
Oct.
28
May
27
Monthly
volume.
July 15
Nov. 4
Jan. 22
Mar. 25
Apr. 1
Dec. 2
July 15
Aug. 26 j
.Tune 3 ;
Apr. 22
Jan. 1 I
Sept. 2 1
Apr. 22
Dec. 16
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
June 24
Jan. 1
Feb. 26
Nov. 11
July 15
June 3
Dec. 2
Nov. 4
Sept. 23
Jan. 22
May 20
Sept. 2
May 13
A])r. 22
-Oct. 7
Sept. 30
Mar. 4
June 10
P.
1296
1205
189
1166
1429
059
1688
938
987
454
322
457
837
1309
1293
191
1473
2
912
327
386
183
1695
1385
937
230
1979
2470
1707
1701
567
1709
1447
1784
971
1582
115
70
992
992
727
665
2119
1871
4n
219
1438
1899
1232
184
1654
1848
83
18
1185
1625
105
1864
509
143
1553
1092
212
218
1814
118
1805
811
1415
272
162
3-28
16.55
1081
1083
454
723
2049
230
2089
142
918
(676
i 677
295,791 • Mar. 25 1846
Saw-mill J. M. Story 29.5,303 i Mar. 18 1220
Sawmill. Band- H. F. Campbell j 291,492 , Jan. 8 601
Sawmill. Band- l D. B. Hanson I 306,826 i Oct. 21 1011
351
329
50
326
387
170
461
200
268
121
89
128
234
362
369
51
414
1
248
92
106
49
461
382
253
61, 62
531
676
677
469
481
(156
<157
(158
470
406
497
C2fi5
i266
430
31
18
5 273
J274
C276
i277
201
184
.578
522
116
61
384
546
340
51
461
514
25
5
326
444
26
507
143
43
428
292
58
60
496
33
493
220
393
68
43
88
458
468
303
126
205
559
67
580
37
247
513
514
339
170
275
Official
Gazette.
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20
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26
26
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29
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1053
502
701
988
562
1234
712
188
521
.515
908
156
256
786
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287
829
174
60
442
36
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1196
1104
45
1108
489
764
797
932
329
284
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1015
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27
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27
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27
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28
27
29
26
26
27
26
26
29
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27
29
29
28
26
27
28
27
27
2:)
28
26
27
144
131
422
367
608
39
2!)0
909
241
404
318
1182
19
702
231
771
939
367
91
841
310
919
481
483
1279
24
779
.531
273
971
729
430
1142
3-23
745
901
672
402
40
1229
854
1101
26 1182
26
26
29
1061
115
210
550
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Saw-mill carriages.
Saw-mill carriages.
Saw-mill carriages.
Saw-mill carriages.
Saw mill. Circular-
Saw mill. Circular-.
Saw mill. Circular-.
Saw mill. Circnlar-.
Peed mechanism for .
Feed mechanism for .
Steam -brake for
Truck-box for
Circular-
Circular-
Circular- -
Circular-
dog
dog
dog
dog
dog
dog
dog
dog
feed mechanism .
feed mechanism .
feed mechanism .
feed mechanism .
frame. Gang- ; . .
gage--.-
Gang-
Gang-
Gang-
Gang-
Gang-
head-block
head-block
head-block
Saw mill.
Saw mill
Saw mill.
Saw mill.
Saw-mill
Saw -mill
Saw-mUl
Saw-mUl
Sawmill
Saw-mill
Saw-mill
Saw-mill
Saw-mill
Saw-mill
Saw-mill
Saw-mill
Saw-mill
Saw-mill
Saw mill.
Saw mill.
Saw mUl.
Saw mill.
Saw mill.
Saw-mUl
Saw-mill
Saw-mill
Saw-mill
Saw-mill
Saw-mill.
Sa,w-mlll.
Saw-mill-
Saw-mill
Saw-mill
Saw-mill
Saw-miU
Saw-mill set-works
Saw-mill set- works
Saw-mill set-works
Saw-mills. Knee-receding mechanism for . . -
Saw-mills. Log-jacking mechanism for
Saw mills. Press-roller mechanism for gang-
Saw. Pruning- - -
Saw. Pruning-
Saw. Segment-
Saw-set -
Saw-set
Saw-set
Saw-set
Saw-set -
Saw-set -
Saw-set
Saw-set
Saw-set
Saw-setting machine
Saw-sharpening device
Saw-sharpening machine
Saw-
head-block
head-block
Portable
. Portable
refuse conveyer
set- works
set-works
set- works
set- works
Saw
Saw
SaW'
Saw-
Saw
Saw-
Saw
Saw-
Saw-
Saw-
Saw-
Saw-
Saw-
Saw-
Saw-
Saw-
Saw
Saw-
Saw-
sharpening machine
sharpening machine
shiftiQg mechanism for gang-edgers .
swage - -
swage
swage - :
swage - - -
-swaging device
swaging machine
swaging machine
tab
lab plate
-table gage
-table gage
table gage .'
teeth. Device for setting and jointing .
tooth
tooth
tooth
-tooth
tooth
tooth
Kame.
J. W. Stokoe ...-
J. W. Stokoe
W. A. Campbell .
G. M. Hinkley. . .
E. M. Beck
W. P. Clark
C.Esplin .,
J. B. Gorrell and J. MiUer
J. H. Jones
"W. J. F. Liddell. (Reissue)
W. J. F. Liddell
W. F. Parish
J. Ackerman
W. Gowen
J. J. McGillis..
W. F. Schowe
"W". H. Snyder
F. M. Underwood
W. M. Wilkin
"W". M. Wilkin
J.Cook
S. Dickson
E. T.Gardner
T. J. Eeamy
T.S. Wilkiii
J. Walrath
D. C. Prescott
T.S.Wilkin
T. S. Wilkin
T.S.Wilkin
W. M. Wilkin
H. E. Barnburst
V. Martin and C. W. Metcalfe...
D. Parkhurst
E. W. Sbelboume .
T.S.Wilkin
A. J. Huber
W. C. Eodgers
W. J. Perkins
W. H. Appleman..
J. Cook
G.M. Hinkley...
W. J. F. Liddell.
A. A. Osbom
E. E. Parsons . . .
T. S.Wilkin
G. M. Pelton
J. P. Hanson
H. D. and E. If. Wickes .
H. G. Emens
W. K. Stansbury ; . . .
J.Hilton
F. L. Bailey
J. Charlton
G. A. F. Clayton
C. Croissant
H. Flater
J. S. Long
J. M. Morehead
E. E. Poindester
V. Seller
H. Marstall
D. Willey
L. Bush, Jr -
T. O'Connor
D. Willey
D. L. Stevens
J. Dinning
D. B. Hanson
S. Kinney
J.Miller'
B. F. Bridges
P. B. Charboneau
D. Donaldson
J. E. Emerson
J. E. Emerson
E. Baer
.T. Cheney
H. L. Hopkins
D. Logan
J. J. Bowen
P. V. Conover
E. P. Gerlach and F. Stahl
E. Harris
E. W. Kellen
A. Krieger
So.
307,348
307,349
301,091
291,345
299,194
294,442
295,991
294,221
305.
10.
299.
307.
303,
301,
293,
291
294.
306,
294,
294,
308,
294,
298,
294
291
291
296,
291
291,
291
304,
301
295
296
598
474
233
678
967'
715
186
,409
692
038
710
711
063
,208
.195
272
,255
.^58
618
956
257
258
983
,472
,572
,999
305,538
291,453
309,056
296,220
294,073
306.312
306,811
291,344
292,330
301,828
296,442
292,271
303,747
293,245
291,823
309,448
296,241
299,142
291,269
302,891
299,349
303.127
302,902
292,755
293,588
291,224
303.463
291.917
304,388
297,566
302,
298,
290,
301.
308.
297,
294,
297,
294,
301,
297,
297,
305,
305,
300,
308,
302,
302,
303.
292,
295,
292,
,766
,928
,360
,343
,F93
,698
251
,559
439
696
,243
,242
563
291
975
082
317
710 I
997 I
809 I
649
659 I
Date.
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
July 1
Jan. 1
May 27
Mar. 4
Apr. 1
Feb. 26
Sept. 23
Ma? 6
May 27
Nov. 4
Aug. 26
July 8
Feli. 5
Jan. 1
Mar. 4
Sept. 30
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Nov. 18
Feb. 26
May 6
Feb. 26
Jan. 1
Jan. 8
Apr. 8
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Sept. 9
July 8
Mar. 25
Apr. 15
Sept. 23
Jan. 1
Dec. 9
Apr. 1
Feb. 26
Oct. 7
Oct. 21
Jan. 1
Jan. 22
July 8
Apr. 8
Jan. 22
Aug. 19
Feb. 12
Jan. 8
Dec. 16
Apr. 1
May 27
Jan. 1
Aug. 5
May 27
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Jan. 29
Feb. 12
Jan. 1
Aug. 12
Jan. 15
Sept. 2
Apr. 29
July 29
May 20
Apr. 8
July 1
Dec. 9
Apr. 29
Feb. 26
Apr. 29
Mar. 4
July 8
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Sept. 23
Sept. 10
June 24
Nov. 18
July 22
July 29
Aug. 26
Feb. 5
Mar. 25
Jan. 29
Monthly
volume.
p.
1749
1750
19
405
1549
132
119
1875
1706
490
1595
344
1385
820
.531
492
426
2284
446
448
843
1859
293
1931
296
686
920
297
298
301
915
517
1570
1384
1634
548
645
395
1674
365
1017
403
1651
968
693
1584
1097
613
1009
1164
427
1489
318
14
1741
308
30
2232
1030
262
726
1143
134
2132
2180
1215
593
344
432
2310
1908
2120
128
796
1707
1706
1662
1313
1889
864
1591
2117
1425
40
1663
2090
468
469
6
115
:444
445
34,35
36
512
513
474
132
458
93
383
225
141
wa-
ns
633
124
124
229
507
76
529
83,84
194
257
84
84
85
250
140
435
383
C452
1453
155
C170
) 171
112
461
99
269
C114
I 115
461
C262
^263
190
(442
H43
301
163
282
314
120
427
89
5
501
85.86
9
620
283
73
199
319
40
C.582
(583
599
343
164
95
115
628
523
579
33,34
218
464
403
460
361
520
236
437
5P1
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alpluibetical list of inventUms — Continued.
551
Invention.
Saw-tooth. Ad,justable ' G. "W. Stiiiebriug .
Saw-tooth. Adjustable G. W. Stinebiing .
Saw-tooth-gi'inding machine A. Krieger
Saw-tooth. Insertible W. Ai-noUl
Saw-tooth. Insertible G. H. Batnfoid . .
Saw-tooth. Insertible J. H. Brown
Saw-tooth. In8ertil)le W. B. Risdon
Saw-tooth. Insertible. G. F. Simonds . . .
Saw-tooth. Insertible diamond E. Foerster
Saw-tooth setting and shaping device R. E. Poindexter
Saw-tooth swage S. J. Chalfant
Saw-tooth s wage ' J. E. Emerson . . .
Saw-tooth-swaging device ' J. E. Emerson ...
Saw-tooth-swaging machine t J. Orm
Saw. Tube- I M. F. Lucas
Saw. Tubular.
Saw- vise
Saw. Wabble-
Saws. Device for thinning the backs of baud-
Saws. Hanging circular
Saws. Mandrel attachment for circular
Saws. Motor for driving
Saws. Oi)erating butting-
Sawing-machine
Sawing-machlne
Band
Baud
Band
Band
Circular
Sawing machine.
Sawing machine.
Sawing machine.
Sawing machine.
Sawing machine.
Sawing machine.
Circular
Sawing machine. Circular .
Sawing machine. Circular.
Sawing machine. Circular
Sawing machine. Circular.
Sawing machine. Circular .
Circular .
Circular .
Circular .
Circular .
Circular .
Circular .
Sawing machine.
Sawins machine.
Sawing machine.
Sawing machine.
Sawing machine.
Sawing machine.
Sawing machine. Scroll-
Sawing-machine table. Band-
Sawing machines. Feed mechanism for circular.
Sawyer's gage
Scaffold and fire-escape
Scatfold-clamp
Scaffold-clamp
Scaffold. Folding:
Scaffold. Mason's and builder's
Scaffold-support
Scaffolding
Scaffolding
Scaffolding
Scaffolding attachment
Scaffolding-bracket
Scaffolding. Builder's
Scaffolding. Interior and exterior
L Scaffolding-trestle
[Scalding-tank
Scale
IScale
ISoale
Scale and coin-tester. Combined letter-
Scale and register. Automatic grain
Scale. Automatic
cale, bagger, and register. Combined grain .
Scale-beam and weight
Scale-l>eara. Duplex-check
Scale-beam poise
IScale. Coin and letter
iBcale for weighing vehicles. Portable
cale. Graduated
Scale. Hanging platform-
IScale. Letter-
Scale-pan ^
Scale-pan
|Scale-pan. Folding -
Scale-pan for balances
IScale. Pendulum
Scale. Platform-
Scale. Platform-
[Scale. Platform-
G. Rowell
G. W. Burton
S. F. Kress
"W. H. Townsend .
"W. D. Sherman.- .
E. "W. Johnson . . .
D. E. Dutrow
J. Cardy
J. H. Cbppock
C. M. Pierce
F. H. Clement. . . .
A. L. Gray
P. Miller
L. T. Pyott
F. W. Chapman - .
"W. H. Doane
L. Houston
C. R. Johnson
J. H. Jones
G. J. Kautz --
R. G. Peters
J. W. Robbins
E.G. Smith
J. R. Thomas
J. R. Thomas
J. Van Patten
S. C. Williams.--.
W. J. Hull and W: E. Vamey
H J. Cordesman
J. H. Hei-mance. (Reissue)
G.S. Black
J.Klein
A. B. Flach
H. Steinebrei
D. P. Chesebro and W. S. Whitman
O. Osbom
E. B. Powell andR. Ervin
J. L. Clevenger
J.T. Haskell
T. N. Snbers
J. T. OBrien
M. if. Knight
D. W. Spooner
J. T. O'Brien
J. T.MiUer
H. Geiger
W. R.Morse
E. R. Puffer
E. R. Puffer
E. C. Pumelle
M. F. Koch
J. T. Bedford
C. J. Leach and A. Olds .
I. Rigdon
, J. A. Demuth
C. D. Carter
C. Richtmann
L. R. Witherell
G. F. Tnttle
A . G. Lombard
J. E. Smith
G. H. Chatillon
G. H. Chatillon
W. Maguire . . .
C. Forschner
H. C. Keeler
D. L. Columbia
E.BeU -
N. Du l^rul
W.W.Reynolds '.
Scale. Platform-
Scale. Weighing- ; N. Du Brul .
Je. Weighing- i N. Du Bml 299,758
No.
299,291
300,814
302,205
303,787
302,375
301,431
298,892
30C,9()7
297,776
309,875
292,097
309, ,534
309,533
309,870
300,784
303,950
2Hfi,128
300,322
304.472
292.594
292,316
304,996
291,148
307,018
305,960
301,095
293,163
308,188
304,129
301,959
303,923
300.369
306,622
296.334
293,037
306,949
305,760
306,186
307.600
307,601
296,652
302,181
296,693
306,221
10.467
292,465
292.321
309,038
308,005
302,102
303. IPl
304,357
302,240
295,389
295,592
295,578
293,040
298,791
295,579
295,269
303,635
308..321
298,118
308,195
292,763
306.7.59
305,270
292,326
302,590
293,637
309,925
295,809
303,905
291,429
303,300
308,440
303,806
304,172
295,785
302,990
297,267
303,122
291.276
299,762
296,451
299,757
Date.
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Juno 24
July 15
Monthly
volume.
Official
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19
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July
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Oct.
21
Apr.
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Dec.
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Jan.
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Dec.
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Dec.
23
Dec.
30
June
24
Aug.
19
Apr.
1
June
11)
Sept.
2
Jan.
29
Jan.
22
Sept.
9
Jan.
1
Oct.
21
Sept.
July
30
1
Feb.
5
Nov.
18
Aug.
26
July
15
Aug.
19
June 17
Oct.
14
Apr.
8
Feb.
5
Oct.
21
Sept.
30
Oct.
7
Nov.
4
Nov.
4
Apr.
8
July
15
Apr. 8
Oct. 7
Apr. 8
Jan. 29
.Tan. 22
Dec. 9
Nov. 11
July 15
Aug. 5
Sept. 2
July 22
Mar. 18
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Feb. 5
May 20
Mar. 25
Mar. 18
Aug. 19
Nov. 18
May 6
Nov. 18
Jan. 29
Oct. 21
Sept. 16
Jan. 22
July 29
Feb. 19
Dec. 30
Mar. 25
Aug. 19
Jan. 1
Aug. 12
Nov. 25
Aug. 19
Aug. 26
Mar. 25
Aug. 5
Apr. 22
Aug. 5
Jan. 1
June 3
Apr. 8
June 3
June 3
1667
1698
1439
1144
1672
454
1173
1211
2403
1723
1350
1273
1272
1717
1665
1357
283
1058
240
2016
1635
930
109
1285
2178
25
494
995
1600
1134
1313
1126
767
558
318
1191
1928
211
240
242
958
1411
1008
255
1036
1834
1641
626
764
1311
375
94
1486
1.326
1593
1577
322
1048
1578
1179
963
1178
193
1009
2246
942
1288
1647
1961
1091
1788
1870
1294
514
530
1343
1171
le-re
1841
151
1737
303
325
341
703
336
337
477
464
399
400
314
4,59
122
328
322
656
406
379
344
344
4fi5
4.')6
376
80
287
69
560
458
254
49
343
605
7
132
270
437
312
363
364
307
202
156
88
317
318
536
56
67
67
269
C390
)391
282
69
291
511
459
165
208
363
102
30
412
369
441
4.36
89
293
437
326
f 263
)264
321
51
C274
) 275
623
251
3.52
460
538
302
482
519
357
145
145
366
321
453
512
42
472
84
91,92
87
(193
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85
86
27
27
1 28
28
28
28
27
29
27
29
26
29
29
29
27
28
27
27
28
26
26
28
26
29
28
28
26
29
28
28
1 28
27
29
27
26
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28
29
29
29
27
1 28
27
29
27
26
26
29
29
28
28
28
28
26
26
26
26
27
26
26
[28
29
27
^29
26
29
28
26
28
26
29
26
28
26
28
29
28
28
26
28
27
23
26
27
1 27
27
27
807
1256
279
676
327
84
763
244
475
1060
260
9.i9
959
10.59
12.50
716
56
1126
861
390
315
999
32
256
1245
528
574
767
222
710
1148
■ 148
111
500
239
1198
38
415
415
191
274
200
47
206
360
316
823
521
256
524
832
293
1082
1137
1134
501
739
1134
1053
644
609
563
576
430
190
1068
317
385
648
1071
1186
706
92
558
648
682
777
1181
483
344
511
59
985
139
984
984
552
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Scale. Weighing-
Scale. "Weighing-
Scale. Weighing-
Scale. Weighing- -
Scale. Weighing-
Scale. Weighing-
Scarf
Scarf
Scarf Neck-
Scarf. l^Teck-
Scarf. Neck-
Scarf or necktie fastener
Scarf or tie holder
Scarf retainer
Scarf-retainur
Scarfs. Holder for the bands of neck-
Scenery. Stage-
Scenei-y. Wira-cloth
Scholar'.s companion
School-hag
Scissors and shears
Scissors and shears
Scissors and shears
Scissors for cutting felt on a bevel
Scissors. Manufacture of
Scissors or pencil holder
Eipping attachment for . .
Combined potato
Scissors.
Scoop - -
Scoop and riddle
Scoop. Measuring
Scoop-shovel. Wooden
Scourer :
See Grain-scourer.
Scow. Dumping-
Scow. Dumping-
Scraper and ditcher. Koad. . -
Scraper and elevator
Scraper and grader. Wheeled
Scraper and leveler. Koad . . .
Knife-scourer.
Scraper. Dirt-
Scraper. Dirt-
Scraper. Earth-
Scraper. Earth-
Scraper. Earth-
Scraper. Earth-
Scraper for scraping away old paper, calcimine, &c.,
from walls. Keversible
Kcraper. Kevolving sulky-
Scraper. Eoad-
Scraper. Road-
Scraper. Eoad-
Scraper. Eoad-
Scraper. Eoad-
Scraper. Eoad-
Scraper. Eoad-
Scraper. Eoad and field
Scraper-runner
Scraper. "Wheel-
Wheeled
W heeled road-
Blank for road-
Portable bridge for unloading earth-
Scraper.
Scraper.
Scrapers
Scrapers
Screen :
See Coal-screen.
Eire-screen.
Ely-screen.
Screen
Screen
Screen for attrition-mills, &c
Screen-frame
Screening. Slashed metallic
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw. Capped wood-
Screw-clamp
Screw-cutter
Screw-cutting apparatus
Screw-cutting die
Scrcw-cntting die
Screw-cutting die
Scrowcutting die
Screw-cutting die
Screw-cutting implement . . -
Screw-cutting machine
Potato-screen.
Sleigh-dasher screen.
Window-screen.
Name.
N. Du Brul ....
N. Du Brul
N. Du Brul
T. H. Herndon
J. OGra%
E. Sirret.'
W. D. Doremus
G. Lennig
H. T.Blake
J. A. and E. I. Kirchner.
S. Marcus
E. L. Morris
"W. M. Pegram
J. Sandilahds
J. Sandilands
W. E. T. Merrill
M. Armbruster
F. W. Eoebling and W. Orr, Jr.
M. J. Spencer
M. Honinger
W. J. Bayrer
S.E. Plumb
H. Theis....
J. S. Gorton
J. D. Erary
J. P. Lindsay
F. S. Loockerman.
H. M. Seavey
H. Peggs
E.Kohler
J. L. Locke
G. Clark
F. P. Eastman.
N. Vars
T.H.Apple....
M. B. Eckerson
T. K. Sawyers. -
C. Endicott.....
H. O. Hooper
W. H. C. Goode
D. Harper
J. F. O'Connor and S. M. Williams .
C. E. Outhwaite
J. E. W. Coleman
F. Kinney and "W. Tannehill .
M.E.Cook
W. Ellis, Jr
W. L. Freese
L. Lambom
E. Lathrop
C. Mendenhall
L. Smith
A. C. Klrby
L. D. York
J. W. Whipp
,T. P. Wales
S. Beckwitb
G. D. Matchara
B. L. Burris and C. &. Woodman .
J. Norwood
J.E.Wakefield
T. L. Sturtevant
G. Phillips
J. F. Golding
J". Frearson
G. W. Jackman
A. Mitchell
S. Potts
H. A. Stone
E. Stiemke
F. A . Moore
A. J. Peavey
W. A. Eogers and G. F. Ballou.
J.M.Dodge
A. J. Kosiol
F. D. Mayo
A. J. Smart
A . J. Smart
"W. Hargrave
E. H. Freter
No.
299,759
299,760
299,761
302,403
304,546
296,470
303,824
303.867
292,623
309,719
293,896
302,763
305,220
293,093
301,757
301.065
300,167
293,981
291,415
294,622
295,718
291,623
301,305
291,591
294,605
301,503
293.182
304.362
291,395
304,939
308,910
304.705
301,972
305,491
306,207
307,530
300,287
291,585
307,856
303,148
303,154
296,044
308,372
304,909
301,129
296,138
301,051
306,913
298,097
303,227
298,604
292,375
304,737
295.892
303,476
306,978
301,081
293.261
300,301
291,220
291.240
298,428
298,116
297,382
308,246
306,492
296,991
297,004
298,427
294,524
293,058
295,422
301,165
296,393
297,941
309,237
303,060
306,71=3
293,868
309,140
D.ate.
June 3
June 3
June 3
July 22
Sept. 2
Apr. 8
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Jan. 23
Dec. 23
Feb. 19
Julv 29
Sept. 16
Feb. 5
July 8
June 24
June 10
Feb. 19
Jan. 1
Mar. 4
Mar. 25
Jan. 8
July 1
Jan. 8
Mar. 4
July 8
Feb. 5
Sept. 2
Jan. 1
Sept. 9
Dec. 9
Sept. 9
July 15
Sept. 23
Oct. 7
Nov. 4
June 10
Jan. 8
Nov. 11
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Apr. 1
Nov. 25
Sept. 9
July 1
Apr. 1
June 24
Oct. 21
May 6
Aug. 5
May 13
Jan. 22
Sept. 9
Mar. 25
Aug. 12
Oct. 21
July 1
FelJ. 12
June 10
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
May 13
May 6
Apr. 22
Nov. 18
Oct. 14
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
May 13
Mar. 4
Feb. 5
Mar. 18
Julv 1
Apr. 8
Apr. 29
Doc. 16
Aug. 5
Oct. 21
Feb. 19
Dec. 9
Monthly
volume.
338
339
340
1706
347
725
1191
1246
2048
1514
1440
2177
1218
389
878
2003
880
1.547
499
344
17.'J2
779
297
733
326
552
525
98
471
8,59
450
550
1151
1578
238
148
1017
726
583
332
339
181
1244
823
74
293
1985
1145
166
433
803
1714
5P2
1983
744
1225
5
634
1034
257
285
599
190
1880
1077
592
1378
1392
598
227
342
1364
117
639
2594
890
226
980
1405
750
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86
86
468
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C200
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327
343
569
412
398
598
333
105
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553
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J 237
426
140
96
487
219
80
206
90
150
51
139
31
132
233
119
150
C317
J 318
436
64
40
C274
)275
204
C160
J 161
91
93
52
340
223
18,19
84
549
304
43
118
C 225
J 226
478
162
548
203
326
2
109
279
72
80
169
50
.511
202
156
380
384
169
64
94
379
31,32
176
711
236
63
259
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1056
512
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1314
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89
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1164
140
57
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884
108
533
833
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788
927
225
1126
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1119
136
485
516
518
38
629
979
16
57
1310
230
558
535
686
331
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1206
599
246
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27 I 371
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical lint of inventiom — Coutinued.
553
Invention.
Screw-cutting machine
Screw-driver
Screw-driver
Screw-driver
Screw-driver
Screw-driver
Screw-driver
Screw-driver
Screw-driver
Screw-driver
Screw-driver
Screw-driver
Screw-driver
Screwdriver
Screw-driver
Screw-di iver
Screw driver and- adjuster
Screw driver and holder
Screw-olcvator
Screw for screw-presses. Pressure-
Screw. Hand-
Screw-head. Ornamental
Screw hook or ring
Screw-iack
Screw-.iack.
Screw-jack .
Screw-jack
Screw-jack
Screw-jack
Screw. Jack-
Screw-machine
Screw machine. Metal-.
Screw machine.
Screw machine.
ifetal-
Metal-
Screw machine. Metal-
Screw machine. Wood-
Screw stock and die
Screw- tap
Screw-tap
Screw-tap. Collapsible
Screw-tapa. Machine for threading .
Screw-threading machine
Machine ior
Screw-threading machine. Sheet-metal-
Screw-threads. Machine for cutting . . .
Screw-threads. Machine for rolling
Screw-threads upon conical articles,
cutting
Screw. Wlieel or felly
Wood-
Wood-
Wood-
Machine for threading sectional leading-. . -
Machine for threading the tapering points ?
Supplemental jaw attachment for hand-
Screw.
Screw.
Screw.
Screws.
Screws.
of
Screws.
Scrublier
Scrubber
Scrubber .'
Scythe adjuster and fastener
Scythe-fastener
Scythe lieel-ring
Scythe setting and sharpening machine
Sc\'thes. Machine for forming
Seal
Seal
Seal
Seal
Se.il .
I
Seal and railway-ticket for milk-cans .
Seal. Car- :
Car-
Car-
Car-
Lead-and-wire
Lead and-wire
Seal.
Seal.
Seal.
St-al.
S"al.
Soal-lnek
Seal lock
Seal-look .
Sral-lock .
Seal-lock .
Seal-lock .
Seal-lock
Seal-lock
Seal-look.
Soal-lock -
Seal-lock .
Name.
C. Glover
J. Frearson
G. E. Gav and J. H. Parsons
W. B. Gilmore
G.W. Hael
G. W. Hael
F. L. Hanilen and Z. T. Furbish. . . .
G. W. Jackman
C.H.Olson
C. H.Olson
W. L. Parmelee
J. M. Ricketts
C. F. Spencer
A. D. Wallen
A.D.Walleu
J.S. Works
C. Thomas
J. Sinnott
L. S. Graves
J. S.Ebert
T.Eeno
P.Bartow
C. F. Pope
E. H. Middleton
E. H. Middleton
D. W. Noriis and M. Neil
W. P. Smith
A. E. Tiffany
A. E. Tilfany
W. W. Vaughn
A. Johnston
A. Johnston
C. F.Eoper
S. H. and C. F. Eoper
J. Stehli
C. F. Warden
W. J. McCormack.
H. .W. Eddy
A. J. Peavey
J. M. Johnson
S. W. Card
E. J. Manville
W. Werts
E. A. Sperry
C. S. Clark and H. A. Harvey ,
J. J. Clause
C. Rotzien
J. B. Low
S. Montcomery
G. A. Stiles ..-.
C. V. Woerd.-..
F. A. Smith and A. Doll, Jr . -
A. De Laski
W. F. Cornelius
J. B. Ferguson
P. O. King and A. M. Carlson
D. W. Marston . . -
G. S. and G. E. Clow
J. A. Schwob
J. Fangere
L. 0. Palmer
E. J. Brooks
E.J. Brooks
E. J. JBrooks
E. J. Brooks
No.
298,845
308,
292,
306,
.303,
306.
307,
306.
301.
306,
294,
306,
.301.
294,
302,
302,
307.
300,
309,
302.
296.
309
293,
292,
292,
298.
302.
295,
,247
,298
237
003
394
187
491
915
090
063
862
173
828
067
P08
ro
146
538
327
622
817
079
567
.lOS
704
.598
837
295,838
310.100
299,477
293,176
292,683
300,736
302,525
302. 06R
294.143
300,961
295,421
297,519
300.041
304.945
291,656
294.092
306.132
302,239
291,626
296.982
294.2.55
295, 83S
3
293,930
300,908
C. H. Bundv
G. W. Evans -.
J. W. Burd, Jr
F. C. Gillmore
T. H. Malonc and G. A. Whiting .
T. P. Wcntworth
E. J. Brooks
E. J. Biooks
A. B. Barnard
J. W. Bnrd, Jr
E. Frew
W. L. Gallup
J. F. Inghram
.306.592
300,447
.302.832
294.6.34
304,211
302.985
299.859
299.767
299,675
298.168
303,417
304.164
304,2.58
296,921
308.478
.305,789
301,113
292,499
303.475
294.193
298,665
295.514
295.970
292,296
309,844
.304,649
Date.
May 20
Nov. 18
Jan. 22
Oct. 7
Aug. 5
Oct. 14
Oct. 28
Oct. 14
July 15
Oct. 7
Mar. 4
Oct. 21
Julv 1
Mar. 11
Julv 15
July 22
Oof. 28
June 10
Deo. 23
Julv 22
Apr. 8
Dec. 30
Feb. 5
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Mav 13
July 29
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Doc. 30
May 27
Feb. 5
Jan. 29
June 17
July 22
Julv 15
Feb. 26
June 24
Mar. 18
Apr. 22
June 10
Sept. 9
Jan. 8
Feb. 26
Oct. 7
July 22
Jan. 8
Apr. 15
Feb. 26
Mar. 25
Feb. 19
June 24
Oct. 14
June 17
•Inly 29
Mar. 4
Aug. 26
Aug. 5
June 3
Juno 3
June 3
May 6
Auir. 12
Aug. 26
Aug. 26
Apr. 15
Nov. 25
Sept. 30
Julv 1
Jan. 29
Aug. 12
Fob. 26
Mav 13
Mar. 25
Apr. 1
Jan. 22
Dec. 30
Sept. 2
Monthly
volume.
C. A. -Jewett 291,352 Jan. 1
,T. Jordan and A. P. Powers 291.354 Jan. 1
O. E. Newton 307,320 Oct. 28
C. M. Plumb 297.445 Apr. 22
D. B. Eeevp 300,.524 Oct. 14
E. O. Walker 300,171 Juno 10
1111
1078
1615
270
102
409
1526
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1083
82
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1080
1.31
600
1272
1.576
1488
823
1-379
1607
924
1048
373
1977
1978
933
1974
1901
1902
2013
1894
513
2124
1600
1864
1273
1774
1869
1363
2057
681
866
822
1700
1.32
1483
781
1367
1912
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1485
1815
726
1224
2267
358
1714
145
446
346
243
260
673
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1 1771
I 1295
1383
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47
1875
744
1842
886
1489
98
1612
1683
472
413
415
17C9
1959
033
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292
452
73
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127
408
156
297
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110
286
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mDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention .
Seal. Metallic
Seal. Metallic
Seal. Metallic
Seal-press
Seal-press
Seals. Fastening tin-strip
Seals. Lead ribbon for metallic -
Seam-finishiDg machine
Seam-'^nishing machine -
Seam for sheet-metal vessels
Seam-strengthener. gnsset, and fly. Combined
Seam trimmers. Device for sharpening the blades of
fabric-
Searas of sheet-metal vessels. Constructing
Seam ing olevator-bucliets. Machine for double-
Seaming machine. Can-
Seaming machine. Double-
Seaming machine. Tin-
Seaming metallic cans. Machine for
Seaming metallic cans. Machine for
Seaming or double-seaming joints of sheet -metal roof-
ing. Machine for
Seaming plush-back fabrics
Seaming .sheet metal. Machine for cross-
Seat:
See Car-seat. "Wagon-seat.
Folding seat. "Wagon jump-seat.
.Tum))-seat. "Wagon spring-seat.
Reversible seat. "Window-washing seat.
Seat
Seat
Seat for public buildings .
Seat for public buildings .
Seat -look
Seat-spring
Seats. Kecliuing folding back for :
Seatiu s auditoriums
Secbndaiy batteries. Constriiction of . .•
Secondary batteries. Device for connecting the ele-
ments of
Secondary battery
Seconilary bat tery
Secondary battery
Secondary battery -
Secondary battery
Secondary battery
Secondary battery
Secondary battery
Secondary battery
Secondary battery
Secondary battery
Secondaiy battery
Secondary battery
Secondary battery
Secondary l)attery
Secondary battery
Secondary battery
Secondary battery and constructing electrodes there-
for.
Secondary -battery-charging apparatus
Secoudai-y-batterv element
Seconilary -battery plate or electrode
Secondary-battery regulator . .'
Sectional boiler .'.
Sediment. Device for removing
Seed and fertilizer distributer .'
Seed and fertilizer distributer
Seed, &c. Apparatus for purifying millet-.
Seed-cleaner. Flax-
Seed-drill .
Seed-drill
Seed-drill .
Seed-drill and cultivator. Combined
Seed-drill feed
Seed-drill feed-box -..
Seed-drill tooth
Seed huUer. Cotton-
Seed-hulling machine. Cotton-
Seed hulling machine. Cotton-
Seed. Machine for treating cotton-
Seed. Process of and apparatus for removing fiber
from cotton-
Seed. Kemoving fiber from cotton-
Name.
E. J. Brooks.
E. J. Brooks.
E. J. Brooks.
E. .T. Brooks.
E. J. Brooks.
E. J. Brooks .
E. C. Sloan . .
W. T. Ober and E. M. Stevens
C. "Woodman
E. A. "Walsh
J. F. Ensminger
A. Wright
F. A. "Walsh
C. J. "Williams
T. L. Smith and "W. S. Doig . .
E. Norton and J. G. Hodgson .
W. A. List
W.J. Gordon
"W. J. Gordon and E. D. Gilbert .
0. W. Burritt
L. S. Cox
O. W. Burritt
M. Benedict .
H. S.Hale...
G. H. Thompson
G. H. Thompson
G. Maibach
E. Tecktonius and J. N. Bashaw.
(Reissue.)
L. B. Covert
L. H. Lempert
"W. Lachlan
"W. Lachlan
A. G. Davis
D. G. Eitz-Gerald
A. Haid
A. Haid
A. Haid
A. S. Hickley
A. S. Hickley
A. S. Hickley and "W. S. Hni
E. J. Molera and J. C. Cebrian
E. .T. Molera and .T. C Cebrian
T. S. Sarnev and J. M. Alprovidge
"W. A. Shaw
"W. A. Shaw
C . A. Smyth
W. Stanlev, Jr
W. Stanlev, Jr
G.L. Winch
E. T.Starr
Pv. P. Sellon
W. E. Ca,se
E. T. Starr
J, S. Beeman, W.Taylor, and E.King.
J. B. Root
J. E. Pattison
J. Chapuls
G.Tyler •
A. Besser
G.Beal
E. C. Ellwood
J. H. Purdy and C. T. Welch .
F. E. Tower
A. H. Matthews and J. B. Small. . .
W. H. Julian
W. P. Elam
J. B., W. H., and O. B. Johnson .
H. Heard
D. Kahnweiler
T. J. McGowan
T. Taylor.
No.
294.576
294,577
295.346
298,284
301,043
296.124
293,600
296,869
297.216
294,167
298,360
291,459
299,942
297,048
294,520
300,002
309,551
303,837
307,039
300,302
298.288
307,521
291,487
303,508
292,071
295.401
308,971
10,512
305.428
304.532
306,405
296,849
300.052
301.351
294,464
204.465
296.104
307,461
307,463
307,402
291.526
292,034
302,783
297.457
309.886
212.142
299.177
299. ns
300.933
295,456
Date.
299.021
292,469
295.4.')5
291.465
302,944
307,324
307,015
299,184
300,679
294,841
307,185
293,671
299,03a
295,263
295,647
309,447
307,658
298,466
294.241
299,931
300 292
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Mar. 18
May 6
June 24
Apr. 1
Feb. 12
Apr. 15 1229
Apr. 22
Feb. 26
May 13
Jan. 1
June 3
Apr. 15
Mar. 4
June 10
Dec. 23
Aug. 19
Oct, 21
June 10
May
Nov.
Jan. 8
Aug. 12
Jan. 15
Mar. 18
Dec. 9
Ang. 19
Sept. 23
Sept. 2
Oct. 14
Apr. 15
June 10
1
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4
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July
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Jan.
Jan.
July 29
Apr. 22
Dec. 30
•Tan. 15
Mav 27
May 27
June 24
Mar. 18
May 20
Jan. 29
Mar. 18
Jan. 1
Aug. 5
Oct. 28
Oct. 21
May 27
Juno 17
Mar. 11
Mar. 25
Dec. 16
Nov. 4
May 13
Feb. 26
June 3
Oct. 7
Monthly
volume.
1674
1808
524
557
544
1446
223
Oct. 28
Feb. 19
May 20
Mar. 18 1171
1309
1035
426
137
1319
1409
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1382
1477
322
486
1200
693
3.52
1.57
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555
Alphabetical list of invtmiums — Coutinued.
Invention.
I
Seed separator. Cockle-
Seed to remove fiber. Treating cotton-
Seed. Tro.itins: cotton-
Seed. Treating cotton-
Seed. Treat ins cotton-
Seeder and fertilizer-distributer. Combined.
Seeder. Broadcast-
Seeder, ploTr, and harrow. Combined
Seeders. Tooth-holder for
Seeding device
Seeding-machine
Seeding-niachine
Seeding-machine
Seedine-machine
Seedinsr-machine
Seeding-machine
Seeding-machine
Seeding-machine
Seeding-machine
Seeding-machine
Seeding-machine and fertilizer-distributer
Seeding-machine. Compound
Seeding-machine. Convertible
Seeding-machine coverer attachment
Seeding-machine cup.
Seeding-machine. Force-feed
Seeding-machines. Acreage-indicator for
Seeding-machines. Spring-hoe for
Seesaw
Self-lubricating wheel
Semaphore .-
Semaphore-signal
Separating light and heavy substances. Machine for .
Separating liquid from solid matter, and mechanism
therefor.
Separating-mill
Separator:
See Air and dost sepa-
rator.
Centrifugal separa-
tor.
Cockle-separator.
Coffee-separator.
Separator
Separator and conveyer
Separator and smutter
Separator and smutter
Separator for peas, &c
Separator for shelled com, &c.
Service-box cistern
Sewer
Sewer-basin
Sewer-gas check
Sewer-gas valve. Automatic -
Sewer pipe and trap
Dry separator.
Garbage-separator.
Grai n - separator.
Ore-separator.
Starch-separator.
Sewer-pipes. Device for cleaning ' street .
Sewer-trap
Sewer- trap
Sewer-trap
Sewing and embroidering.
apparatus for
Sewing and other machines.
Sewing and other machines.
Process of and cutting
Driving mechanism for.
Driving mechanism for.
Se\ving bags, &c. Machine for .
Serving buttons to garments.
Sewing buttons to shoes
Machine for
Sewing loops to the surface of fabrics.
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine
Sowing-machine
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine
Machine for.
Name.
R. B. Wilson, Jr
T. Taylor
J. r. O'Shaughnessy
J. F. O'Shaughnessy
T. Taylor
G. W. White
G. 0. Kivley
F. S. Armstrong
C.St. John
E. Lind
O. S. Briges
J. L. Kniiht
W. M. McGehee
A. N. Norris and H. D. Spangler
.T.L.Eiter ......
.7. L. Eiter
A.Shaffer
H. D. Spangler
H. D. Spangler
H. D. Spangler
S. T. Eskew
K. S. C.arr
T. L.Brooks
J. D. Otstot
E. S. Carr
J". L. Eiter
J. W. See
E. B. Sheldon
J. M. Harr
W. T. Snyder . . . .
S. H. Harrington .
W. Thomburgh . .
H. Seek
H. Warden
J. Osford
A. W. Eoper
J. S. Fairly
W. N. Sharpnick and M. McMahon
W. N. Sharpuack and M. McMahon
E. D. Gladnev
J. S. Leas and J. B. Cornwall .
J. G. Mon ison
T. L.Stark
W. Sievorin g
C. A. Scheffler
F. G. Johnson
J. Brungard
T. Dark
J. W. GriflBn
F. Mever
T. Watkins
L. Bertiand
S. Maxim
H. W. White .
C. M. Hine ...
A. Steward
A. A. Brown
S. M. Levy and A. J. Sedmihradsky.
(r. A. Annett
A. M. Barber
F. Bean
Sevring-machine
Sewing-machine -
Sewing-machine i H. Grellier .
Sewing-machine - J. H. Griffin
bewing-machine D. L. Keeler
A. Boecher
E. Bon.scay
P. J. Clever
D. H. Coles
C. W. Davis
A. A. Fisher and A. Hart
A. A. Fisher and A. Hart. (Eeis-
sue.)
J. L.Follett -
J. Goering
No.
306
304
298,
298
207
29S,
304.
201,
303.
298.
293,
30(),
302,
294.
295.
301,
294,
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147
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123
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761
,480
161
511
328
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,158
294,694
304,367
304,308
307,279
304,074
299,905
309.403
292,893
307.495
308,632
292.868
308 962
300.913
304.928
308,013
306,648
298,640
308,692
293,983
292,550
301,013
301,073
298.299
300,715
299,999
297,643
295.823
294.511
306,929
302,318
309,696
303,430
304.841
298.045
297,057
296,425
303,089
296,565
302,871
300,206
293,478
296,106
306.713
309,510
300,199
301.8.33
296.529
308,730
291,309
299,368
10,535
300.458
305.301
300,.598
291,719
306,083
Date.
Oct.
Aug.
May
May
Apr.
Mav
Sept.
Jan.
Aug.
Mav
Mar.
Oct.
July
Feb.
Apr.
July
Feb.
Mar. 4
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Oct. 28
Aug. 26
June 3
Deo. 16
Fob. 5
Kov. 4
Dec. 2
Feb. 5
Dec. 9
June 24
Sept. 9
Nov. 11
Oct. 14
May 13
Dec. 2
Monthly
volume.
Feb. 19
Jan. 29
June 24
June 24
Mny 6
June 17
June 10
Apr. 29
Mar. 25
Mar. 4
Oct. 21
July 22
Dec. 23
Au2. 12
Sept. 9
May 6
Apr. 15
Apr. 8
Aug. 5
Apr. 8
July 29
June 10
Feb. 12
Apr. 1
Oct. 21
Dec. 23
June 10
July 15
Apr. 8
Dec. 2
Jan. 1
May 27
Oct. 28
June 17
Sept. 16
June 17
Jan. 8
Oct. 7
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1940
2011
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2232
1884
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715
106
1457
671
262
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2321
910
908
234
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1246
901
1006
804
221
370
1560
1843
1236
1325
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448
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282
398
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550
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902
833
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922
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389
710
463
801
1280
983
524
154
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729
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1302
1315
610
1230
1049
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1188
806
234
311
999
588
958
547
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608
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1097
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Sewing-machine ■
Sewing-machine
Sowing-machine
Sewing-machine
Si'wing-machine
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine ,
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine ,
Sewing-machine ■-
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine attachment
Sewing-machine attachment
Sewing-machine attachment for dyeing the edges of
glove-seams while stitching and forming the same.
Sewing-machine attachment for sewing buttons on
fabrics.
Sewing-machine-attachment holder
Sewing-machine binding attachment
Sowing-machine binding attachment
Sewiug-machine binding attachment
Sewing-m.achine bobbin-winder
Sewing-machine bobbin-winder
Sewing-machine bobbin-winder
Sewing-machine bobbin- winding attachment
Sewing-machine braiding attachment
Sewing-machine brake
Sewing-machine brake mechanism
Sewing machine. Button-
Sewing machine. Button-
J.Keith..
E. Kohler
"W. Liideke
L. Muther and C. A . Dearborn
L. Muther and K. G. Woodward. . .
J. H. P.tlmer
W. B. Palmer
J. W. Post
J. F. Snediker
J. F. Snediker
E.T.Thomas
J. Tripp
J. Tripp
J. Tripp ...
L. "Williams
"VV. R. Somers
E. T. Thomas and T. S. Huntington
E. Fagcs-PejTe
J. Hegeman and B. Thaokrah
J. M. Griest
J. M. Grriest
K. Hilgner
T. Wesgate
A. V. Abercrombie
T. J. Cain
H. M. Dixon
C. Miehling
F. Leiss
E. H. Amet
J. B. Desnoyers and G. Sinning.
L. J, DriscoU
Sewing machine. Button-
Sewing-machine. Button-hole -
Sewing-machine. Button-hole .
Sewing-machine. Button -hole.
Sewing-machine. Button-hole -
Sewing-machine. Button-hole .
Sewing-machine. Button-hole
Sewing-machine. Button-hole .
I'.Egge
CM. Banks
A. C. Campbell
F. W. Cross. (Reissue) .
No.
291,602
301,060
Date.
Jan. 8
June 24
300,380 i June 17
299,568
299.569
306,512
30.5,531
292.045
296.637
296.638
309,065
304,046
June 3
June 3
Oct. 14
Sept. 23
Jan. 15
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
Dec. 23
Aug. 2G
308,390 ITov. 25
308.711
309.672
308, 85S
300,531
.303,271
Dec. 2
Dec. 23
Dec. 2
June 17
Aug. 12
294,037 1 Feb. 26
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361
20
249
941
263
27
187
942
263
27
187
1453
393
29
992
1488
410
28
746
1271
(348
J 349
45
|29
634
173
29
730
1459
39.-)
29
994
386
101
29
769
1324
363
27 1185
493
135
28 551
1613
448
26
749
596!
597
022
543
.371
088
558 :
926
817 i
,fi41]
,700,
,209;
298,958 '
297,
297,
293,
301,
309.
301,
298
302,
297,
298
291
309
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Feb. 5
July 8
Dec. 16
July 1
iilav 13
Aug. 5
Apr. 29
May 13
Jan. 8
Dec. 16
May 20
2171
217.i
302
599
1071
14
745
60
2444
726
875
853
1257
298,959 j May 20 ■ 1258
305,657
303,557
10,465
Sept. 23
Aug. 12
1781
839
Apr. 8 j 1031
F. W. Cross. (Reissue) 10, 466
J. B. Desnoyers and C. Sinning 291,701
J. Dowling and J. Connolly I 299,118 i May 27 1459
Apr. 8
Jan. 8
1034
876
Sewing
Sewing-
machine,
machine.
Bntton-bole.
Button-hole.
Sewing-machine. Button-hole
Sewing-machine.
Sewing-machine.
Sewing-machine.
Sewing-machine.
Button-hole -
Button-hole .
Button-hole.
Button-hole .
Sewing-machine. Button-hole
Sewing-machine button-hole attachment .
F. Egge 1298,957 May 20 i 1251
J. G. Greene.
D.Mills
D.Mills
F. W. Ostrom . .
J. H. Palmer . . .
G. S Rominger .
F. E. Schmidt . -
C. J. A. Sjoberg
J. "W". Blodgett 304,256 Aug. 26 1767
304,638
298,607
303,624
303,453
298.228
296,626
299.168
299,027
Sept. 2
May 13
Sept. 23
Ang. 12
May 6
Apr. 8
May 27
May 20
460
807
1736
713
349
929
1518
1337
Se^Ting-machine button-hole attachment
Sewing-machine button-hole attachment
Sewing-machine button-hole attachment
Sewing-machine button-hole attachment
Sewing-machine button-hole attachment
Sewiug-machine bul ton-hole attachnient
Sewing-machine button-bole attachment
Sewing-machine button-hole-cutting attachment.
Sowing-machine cabinet
Sewing machine. Carpet-
W. H. Carr and F. "W. Ostrom
W. H. Gilbert
H. C. Hartley and J. L. Rodgers. . .
T. S. Huntington
J. H. Palmer
W.Schott
A. E. Turnbull
J. D. Ulmer and J. S. Collins .
303.361
306,604
292 647
299,928
302.018
2!!2 591
300,742
30?. 803
Ang. 12
Oct 14
Jan. £9
Juno 3
Jnly 15
Jan 2")
.fune 17
Jnly 29
May 6
603
743
2077
.523
1208
2009
1608
2219
413
Sowing machine. Carpet-
Sewing machine. Carpet-
Sewing machine. Carpet-
Sowing-machine casters. Locking mechanism for .
Sewing machine cord attachment
Sewing-machine covers. Hinge-plate for
Sewing-machine drip-pan
Sewing-machine driving-pulley
Sewing-machine. Electric. .'.
Sewing-machine embroidering attachment
Sewing-machine embroidering attachment
Sewing-machine embroidering attachment
Sewing-machine embroidering attachment
J. Bolton j 298,277
G.Gowing ;297,384 Apr. 22 1882
G.Grisel : 296,744 Apr. 15 I 1071
A.B.Smith ! 296,474 Apr. 8 7.31
A.B.Smith j 298,318 May 6 465
SA.Cyr 1301,434 July 1 461
J. S. Sackett '29.5,0.55 Mar. 11 893
"W. Klenha 308.264 Nov. 18 1102
"W.Connolly 299,743 Juno 3 321
J.H.Palmer 301,4.56 .July 1 484
W. C. Shaffer and J. L. Poalk 306,288 0<t. 7 330
G.W.Baker. (Reissue) 10.463 Apr I 5'JO
G.W.Raker 297,100 Apr. 22 1517
G.W.Baker 300 434 .Tune 17 1210
F. H. Chilton . - - 301,961 . July 15 1136
( 290 I ?
i 291 j
5P3
.593
83. 84
164
! 287
i 5
i 210
19
, 668
205
245
(227
A 228
356
(350
< 3.57
I ( 3.58
496
(230
)231
(2^9
>290
290
291
246
(417
<4I8
(419
(3.54
< 355
13,56
128
220
(483
M84
195
196
92, 93
(259
)26n
(435
) 436
yin
X 382
(482
{483
166
195
578
139
333
55J
441
610
111
.511
512
302
202
125
124
244
300
82
130
89
145
419
330
313
27
27
26
28
29
28
27
28
27
27
26
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27
28
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27
26
28
27
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) 190 I 5
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28
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26
27
28
26
27
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27
27
27
27
28
26
29
27
28
29
27
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27
432
432
497
110
915
5
676
407
483
673
163
876
779
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1165
616
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206
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> 27 8-78
> 27 778
902
687
28 1157
593
592
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400
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1103
22!
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE; 1884.
Alplidbetical list of inventions — Continued.
557
Invention .
Sewlns-
Sewin
Sewinj;
Sewing
Sewing
Sewins;-
Sewing-
Sewing-
S'win^
Sewing
Sewing
Sowing
Sewing
Sowing-
-maoliine
-niachinp
macliino
inacliinc
macliino
macliino
machine
machine
■macliino
machine
machine
raachiuo
macliino
machine.
embroidoring attachment
embroidery attachment
embioidcry attachment - .
feed mechanism
teed mechanism
ford-operating mechanism
fcod-oporating mechanism
feed-operattng mechanism
feeding and channeling device.
f cding mechanism
for brace-wiling hats
frame
gnide
Hand
Kame.
No.
J. S. Sackett and J. P. Lavigne 300,644
A. W. Johnscm 303,434
A. W. Johnson 307,6.'i7
J. Hoefler | 309,950
D. Porter i 310,081
Sewing-machine hand and foot power combined
Sewing-macbine hand-power
Sewing-nnchiiio IcMt-liiiiding attachment
Sowing-machine hemstitch attachment
Sewing-niaibino In mstitching attachment
S wing-machine hook
Sewing-machine lamp-bracket
Sewing-machine motor
Sewing-macliino motor
Sewing-machine needle-clamp
Sewing-machine n^e'lle clamp
Sewing-machine ueedle-gnide
Sewini-machiuc noedlc-threailer
Sewing-machine neodlo-threader
Sewing-machine neodlo-threader
Sewing-machine opeiatini-gear
S wing-m ichino optical .attachment
Sewing-machine overseaming attachment
Sewing-machine. 0 vcrstitcU
Sewing-
Sewing-
Sowing-
Sewing-
Sft wing-
Sowing-
flwiug-
Sewing-
Se wing-
Sewing
bin'-d
Sewins-
.Scwing-
Sewing-
Scwing-
Sewing-
Sewiug
.Sewing-
Sewing-
machine plaiter
machine presser-foot
machine presser-foot holder
machine qnilting a'tachinent
machine quilting attachment
machine quilting attachment
machine <]uiltin? attachment
macliino reversilde binding attachment
machine rufflcr
machine rniBer and shirror attachment com-
-machino rutfling and gathering attachment .
machine ruffliug and gathering attachment .
machine ruffling and shirring attachment - - -
■maclnno ruffling and shirring .attachment . - -
machine ruffling and shining attachment - . .
machii;o ruffling attachment
machine rutSing attachment
-machine ruffling attachment
Sewing-machine ruffling attaehment
Sewing-machine ruffling attachment
Sewing-machine ruffling attachment
Sowing-machine ruffling .attachment
Sewing-m.achine ruffling attachment
Sewing machine. ShoeXsole-
Sowing-machine shnttlo
Sewing-machine shuttle
Sewing-machine shuttle
Sewing-macbino shuttle
Sewing-maohine .shuttle
Sewing-m.achine shuttle
Sewing-machine shuttle
Sewing-machine shnttlo
Sewing machine shuttle-carrier
Sowing-machine shnttlo mechani.sm
Sewing-machine sbnttlo-operatin^ mechanism
Sewing-machine shuttles. Tiobbin for
Sowing-machine stand and treadle
Sewing machine. Straw-braid-
Sowing-machine table
.Sewing-machine table
Sowing-machine table
Sowing-machine take up
Sewing-machine take-up
Sowing-machiue take-up and pnll-off device
Sewing-machine take-ui) mechanism
Sewing-machine tension
Sewing-machine tension device
Sewing-machine ten.sion device
Sewing-machino tension device
Sewing-mo chine tension device
Sewing-machine tension device
Sewing-machine tension mechaniiim
Sewing-machine rliread-guide
Sewing-machine thread-guide
Sewing-machine thread-moistening att.acfament
Sewing-machine treadle
Sowing-pi achino tj-eadle and stau4 . -
L. K. Fuller ,
L.K. Fuller....
L. K. Fuller . . . .
B. F. Landis....
C. W. Healey...
M. H. Ryder. . . .
S. C. T.atum, Jr.
"W. B. Thayer ..
A. M. Barber. ..
C. Ifioholson
E. Wright
G. TV. Parkinson . .
J. S. Sackett
W. E. Parsons
A. Boecher
A. H.artoni''
J. H. CrandeU
J. K. Reeves
J. W. Corey
J. E. Pochard
B. F. Landis
"W. N. BcUah
E. N. McPberron . .
E. N. McPherron . .
J. S. Fieese
J. Watts
W. F. Veber
O. R. Van Vechten
J. M. Oriest
S. Halliwell
S. Halliwell
M. R. and A.
H. Bell .
J. W. Clayton .
G-. 0. Houck and C. Smith .
W. G. Humphreys
I.. E. Ellsworth '
J. Heberling
J. M. Griest
J.H.Gardner 307,037
L. Onderdonk 298.300
"W. Dudley 295.480
0. Grotz 291,051
C. Grotz 291.052
H. C. Goodrich 1296,740
C. Grotz 291,050
E. G. L.auraine 301,502
304,422
304,421
304.424
305,937
29.5, .551
298,314
293,109
295,079
300,996
303,180
300,370
298,399
292,060
304,447
300,683
30.5.517
293, 149
302,522
300.050
299.847
305,936
304,599
294,001
303,030
304,924
294,171
292,451
302,063
306,743
293.867
302,127
300.678
30,5,511
298.693
303,854
296,396
292,813
306,742
J. S. Sackett
293,090
293,091
293,521
292,867
304,7(57
296.006
308,363
296, 7P0
J. S. Sackett
J. S. Sackett
('.. C.Seebold
G. H. Spring ] 29.5,301
E. F. Ainold i 304.689
J.H. Anthony .302.971
W. F.Dial
J. Hoetler
D. L. and W. H. Keeler
E.H.Smith
A. Tracy 308,016
.r. Tripp 304,047
J. F. White and C. W. Taylor , 308,720
J. S. Crocker ' 306,135
W. A. Polm.ateer 308,853
AV. A. Polmateer ' 308,697
W.Koch 308,078
P. Diehl 306,469
M. MarcU 292,124
J. Bolton and J. C. Tan Dyke 300.684
D. H. Coles '. ; 299,353
I. E. Myrick 296,039
B. F. Landis ■ 305,034
C. A. Sisson 305.855
C. F. Wilcox 307,1.54
G. F. Foss I 291,708
M. H. Ryder ' 298.315
I. Bihl. ; 30.5,273
C. R. Edwards - 299,029
H. Holdrn, Jr 297,799
C. Miehling 302,925
J. Thomson 292,964
G. H. Dimond and W. F. Dial 298,185
J. H. H. Bennett 293,402
T. La Tour 292,496
J. Nixon 296,770
G. A. Lockwood and D. Orrill 295,027
F. M. Weaver ,-.,. 398,258
June 17
Aug. 12
Nov. 4
Dec. 30
Dec. 31
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Sept. 30
M.ar. 25
May 6
Feb. 5
Mar. 11
Oct. 21
Aug. 5
Oct. 7
May 13
Jan. 15
Sept. 2
Juno 17
Sept. 23
Feh. 5
July 22
June 10
June 3
Sept. 30
Sept. 2
Feb. 26
Aug. 5
Sept. 9
Feb. 26
Jan. 22
July 15
Oct. 21
Feb. 19
July 15
June 17
Sept. 23
May 13
Ang. 19
Apr. 8
Feb. 5
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
May 6
Mar. 18
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Apr. 15
J.in. 1
July 8
Feb. 5
Feb.
P'(b.
Feb.
Mar.
Sept.
Aug.
Sept.
Apr.
Nov.
Apr.
Nov.
Ang.
Dec.
Oct.
Dec.
Dec.
Nov.
Oct.
Jan.
.Tune
May
Apr.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
.Tan.
May
Sept.
.Tunc
Apr.
Aug.
Feb.
May
Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
May
1480
691
314
1817
19P8
172
174
176
21.54
1.537
460
410
927
1248
374
436
569
1307
200
1533
1612
475
1860
692
432
2153
421
1655
191
840
1815
1814
1266
923
1405
1338
1.529
1605
922
1230
642
44
922
1307
451
1454
44
45
1065
42
552
383
385
956
167
1217
529
126
.553
141
12.35
1125
779
1469
185
ro
380
155
858
.505
1331
1.535
1745
175
2150
2050
1J92
884
462
1293
164
2427
58
229
281
828
1873
1101
8.55
380 1
407
190
84,85
489
534
51,52
52, .53
53
.598
420
124
111
254
333
ClOl
)102
117
1.57
365
59
421
446
127
509
188
112
.597
116
457
53
228
490
500
( 3.50
) 351
245
388
370
420
444
250
339
177
12
245
349
121
400
13
13
300
13
1.50
cin4
i 105
105
2ro
29
339
144
37
151
41
338
317
213
410
49
35
99
41
234
150
387
422
502
51
597
568
398
248
124
3,53
41
663
18
63
72 73
■ 223
523
310
235
;02
29
28
28
28
28
20
27
1110
848
848
849
1241
112C
614
26 ! 516
26 I 995
29
[28
29
27
26
250
524
81
042
2.52
28 ; 853
27 i 1223
28
26
28
27
27
28
28
20
28
28
26
26
1 28
29
20
28
27
28
27
28
27
20
29
29
27
26
26
26
27
26
28
1 26
26
26
20
20
28
28
28
27
29
27
29 I
20 j
29
29
29
29
29
29
26 I
27
27
27
28
28
29
26 :
1132
.525
362
1060
1004
1240
694
7.-5
490
982
7t0
349
247
187
702
201
1222
1131
708
f94
127
451
186
260
612
1105
11
11
218
11
108
512
512
617
403
1001
r22
478
r27
29
027
229
525
746
7.32
25
76-1
728
.548
111
265
1223
882
36
l.MO
1222
300
164
27 t 614
28 I 1009
950
480
407
484
579
594
367
224
983
599
27
27
28
26
27
26
26
27
26
27
558
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
AlphdbeUcal list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Presser-foot and guide
Sewing-machine trimmer . . .
Sewing-machine trimmer. . .
Sewing-machine trimmer- - -
Sewing-machine trimmers.
for use with
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine
Sewing-machine tucker
Sewing-machine tucking attachment
Sewing-machine-wheel clutch .".
Sewing-machine whipping-guide
Sewing-machines. Automatic presser-foot lifter for..
Automatic tension for
Automatic tension for
Bntton-hole-cutting attachment
trimming attachment .
trimming attachment -
trimming attachment,
trimming attachment .
trimming device
trimming-tnife
tuck-creaser
tiick-folder
tuck-marker
tuck-marker
tuck-marker
tucker
tucker
Sewing-machines
Sewing-machines,
Sewing-machines,
for button-hole
Sewing machines.
Sewing-machines
Channel-opener for sole-
Combined hanger and driving
appar.tus lor operating
Sewing-machines. Feed-w^heel for button-hole
Sewing-machines. Heating attachment for wax-
thread
Sewing-machines, lathes, &c. Operating mechanism
for
Sewing-machines. Lighting
Sewing machines. Pawl for sole-
Sewing-machines. Kevolving hook for
Sewing-machines. Kotary-shuttle mechanism for. . .
Sewing-machines. Kotary-shuttle mechanism for. . .
Shuttle - oscillating mechanism
Shuttle - oscillating mechanism
Signature -presenting mechan- }
Tension apparatus for straw -hat
Machine for
Mechanism for
Spring-
Adjustable .
Sewing-machines.
for
Sewing - machines.
for
Sewing machines.
ism jfor book-
Sewing-machioes.
and other
Sewing-needle. Device for driving a helical
Sewing on buttons. Mechanism for
Sewing or quilting fabrics. Machine for
Sewing or quilting fabrics
Sewing to a hat its band -and lining.
simultaneously
Shade and curtain fixture
Shade-bar
Shade-catch
Shade-fixture
Shade-fixture
Shade fixture.
Shade-hanger
Shade-hanger.
Shade or curtain fixture
Shade-pull
Shade-puU
Shade-pull
Shat'o-roller
Shade-roller ,
Shade-roller
Shade-roller
Shade-roller. Automatic spring
Shade-roller catch
Shado-rollcr hanger
Shade-roller. Spring
Spring
Spring
Spring
Spring
Spring
Soring.
Shaft. Adiustable crank-
Shaft and crank-shaft blank. Crank
Shaft and its bearings. Machine- - . .
Shaft-bearing
Shaft-bearing
Shaft-hearing in wheels
Shaft-coupling
Shaft-coupling
Shaft-coupling
Shaft-coupling
Shade-roller.
Shade-roller.
Shade-roller.
Shade-roller.
Shade-roller.
Shade-roller.
Name.
L. L. Barber
W. F. Beardslee .
D. Maus
J. H. Griffin
"W. F. Beardslee
W. F. Beardslee
.T. "W. Dewees
E. M. Hewson
E. D. Cummings
E . Sh aw
E. Bostock
W. Matthews
J. C. Goodwin and C. W. Warren . -
J. C. Goodwin .and C. W. "W.arren ..
J. S. Sackett
D. D. Berry
D. D. Berry ,
A. J. Hart
E. Bouillon
J. B. Secor
G. Simpson
C.E. Church
G. H. Dimond and W. F. Dial .
D. P. Fitzger.ald and W. Lyon.
F. "W. Ostrom
E. O. J.aquith
G. M. Eichardson.
C. T. Jones..
B. F. Landis.
P. F. Jonte .
0. Healy-..
L. Goddu . .
A. Farrar..
W. F. Dial.
W. F. Di,al.
W. F. Dial.
"W. F. Di.al
E. S. Boyntou
C. H. "WiUcox.
E.Hunt
L. J. DriscoU .
F. L. Palmer..
W. H. Palmer, Jr.
J. F. H.amilton . . .
J. C. Ingalls
H.L. Judd
G. A. Crisson
G. W. Steele
H. E. Stover
S. Hartshorn
LM. Fink
J. Wasner
N. B. GriflQth .and H. W. B. Hervey.
C.W. Clark
H.L. Judd
L. G. Turner
J.Allen
A. B. Shaw
D. B. Stedm.an
J. C. Sturgeon
J. J. Adgate and F. Hickman
A. A. Lothrop
W. J. Mullen
G. T. Briggs
M. E. Graves and P. C. G.ates
S. Hartshorn
S. Hartshorn
D. E. Kempster
G. B. Massey
A. Morgan
E. Barrath
P. Trump
G.S. Gates
M. A. Furbush
H. T.abor
S. Schuch
T. E. Almond
J. Br.auu
W. C. Crandell, Jr
T. E. and J. P. Golden
Ifo.
296,508
294,432
296,423
292,747
29.5,896
295, (=97
30ri 699
309,461
303,818
304,868
295,975
308 319
596, r55
296,. 556
293, 0r2
309,597
309,598
303,511
309.023
301,012
291,100
301,962
30,5,438
291,706
303,454
292.016
305,109
304,936
305,932
292,436
294,128
301,493
309.837
304,708
304,709
304,710
304,711
294,961
309,514
294,627
309,210
308,981
308,982
299,780
301,239
291,741
305.801
298,128
297.030
299,782
306,233
298, .524
301,716
293,311
300, oe5
290,713
308,124
308,635
294,414
.301,771
300.297
298,004
300,108
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296,465
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559
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Friction
; device . .
Shaft-couplinft -
Shaft-coupling .
Shal't-coupling .
Shaft coupling .
Shaft-coupliug .
Shaft-coupling.
Shaftcushionir.
Shaft. Fir sihle:
Shaft friction-coupling
Shaft-hanger
Shaft-hanger
Shaft iron. Sleigh-
Shaft-loop
ShafMoop
Shalt. Multiple-crank
Shaft or roll coupling
Shaft-support
Shaft-support •
Shaft-tip. Carriage
Shaft support. Carriage-
Shaft support Carriage-
Shaft support. Vehicle-
Shaft support. 'Wagon-
Shafts. Adjustable sleigh-
Shafts. Breeching attachment for carriage-
Shalta. Machine for hending
Shafts. Socket for bridge and other pivotal
Shafting and bearing
Shafting-box and oil-reservoir. Combined
Shafting-coniiling
Shafting-coupling
Shafting. Coupling
Shafting. Device for securing collars and hubs to. .
Shafting-hanger
Shafting-hanger
SUaiting. Keying wheels, pulleys, &c., to
Shafting. Variable coupling-joint for
Shaker for mixing drinks
Shank-stiffeners. Machine for making-
Shaping and planing machine
Shaping-die
Shaping-machines. Adj ustable table for
Shaping-machines. Tool-oscillating device for
Sharpening machine-knives. Device for
Shave. Cabinet-
Shaving-mug
Shawl-strap
Shawl-strap
Shawl-strap
Sheaf-carrier
Sheaf gathering and shocking machine.
Shearing-machine
Shearing table. Sheep-
Shears:
See Animal-shears.
Hay-shears.
Reversible shears.
Shears
Shears
Shears. Machine for sharpening
Sheathingplanks. Device for guiding tongned and
grooved
Sheep-dip
Prnning-shears.
Sheep-shears.
Sheep-enumerator
Sheep-house. Portable .
Sheep-shearing machine
Sheep-sbears
I
Sheet-delivery apparatus
Sheet folding and delivery apparatus
Sheet-iron vessel. Enameled
Sheet metal. Automatic folder or hook-machine for.
Sheet-metal bending and molding machine
Sheet-raetal-bending machine
Sheet-metal blanks. Method of and die for cutting out.
Sheet-metal box
Sheet-metal box
Sheet-metal can
Sheet-metal can
Sheet-metal can
Sheet-metal can
Sheet-metal can or box
Sheet-metal cans. Making
Sheet-raetal-cutting raacliiiie
Sheet metal for architectural purposes. Machine for
shaping
Sheet metal into oval forms. Machine for cutting . . .
Ifame.
No.
H. K.Kriobel
C. W. Lawrie
S. £. Lukens
J. H. Osborn
J. M. Watson
.T. K. Proctor and I. W. Huckins . . .
W. H.Clark
J. G. Nichols
F. Brann
T. Bergner
J. "Walker
H. H. Richards
E. D. Moseley
J. "Wagner
F. Trump
C. P. Carlson .
A.J. Brill
J. F. Pace
W. S. Atwood
W. H. Miller
C.F.Eandall
.T. J. and D. EUsworthandM. Rogers .
H. P.Fike
I. V. Hicks
S. W. Booksh
A. Gr. Snyder
C.Boye
T. Sutton
C. B. Moulton
T. R. Almond
P. Brotherhood
A. Muir
K. Hyde
J. R.'and "W. E. Bassett .
J. E. Hoppen
G. Dawe
W. Johnston
E. J. Hauck
J. Lowe
G-. Juengst - . .
F. A. Iddings.
H. J. Hendey.
J. Angus
R. O. Owen...
J. A. Keiser . .
Gr. Schoenan . .
T. Brooke . - - -
"W. B. Tharp
E. A. "Whittelsey .
A. Jewell
S. C. Minear
H.B. Chess
J. L. Addison
F. W. Kenney..
K. Witte .......
C. K. "Williams .
T. B. Brown . . . .
H. B. Marshall
H. A. Shipp
L. Robbins
J. K. Priest and R. T. Smith
S. D. and D. E. Paxton and A. Ma-
hnrin.
L. C. Crowell
S. D. Tucker
"W. F. Niedringhaus.
E. Jordan
Gr. Haves
0. A. Fairchild
S. E.Norton
J. Mnnger
J. R. Patton
F. H. Amd
F. A. TValsh
F. A. Walsh
"W. "Wilson, Jr
T. "W. Burger
"W. "Wilson, Jr
J. G. Hodgson
G. Hayes
304,110
308,777
299,152
298,398
297,652
294,072
2!)0,113
297,085
291,673
296.384
292,879
299,495
305,216
302,452
301,537
292,095
296,387
298,495
296.107
308,782
306.521
304.922
306,910
307,302
294,189
309.579
304,694
299,940
292,841
304,156
293,141
297,153
309,142
307,422
295,553
296,317
310,1.38
300,867
300,379
305,520
304,520
305,922
298,268
308,092
300,266
295,436
308,052
303,896
300,744
302.142
298,107
294,966
293,839
306,758
299,310
308,046
293,223
306,273
292,373
291,625
301,519
302,354
299,115
293,122
307,077
307.198
304.001
308.349
304,352
299,489
305,710
299,316
298.801
306,701
300,549
310,120
300,548
299,982
304,002
E. A. Coles 301,566
Date.
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Apr. 29
Mar. 4
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Jan. 8
Apr. 8
Feb. 5
May 27
Sept. 16
July 22
July 8
Jan. 15
Apr. 8
May 13
Apr. 1
Dec. 2
Oct. 14
Sept. 9
Oct. 21
Oct. 28
Feb. 26
Dec. 23
Sept. 9
June 3
Feb. 5
Aug. 26
Feb. 5
Apr. 22
Dec. 9
Nov. 4
Mar. 25
Apr. 8
Dec. 30
June 24
June 17
Sept. 23
Sept. 2
Sept. 30
May 6
Nov. 18
June 10
Mar. 18
Nov. 18
Aug. 19
June 17
July 15
May 6
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Feb. 19
Oct. 21
May 27
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Feb. 12
Oct. 7
Jan. 22
Jan. 8
July 8
July 22
May 27
Feb. 5
Oct. 21
Oct. 28
Aug. 26
Nov. 25
Sept. 2
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Sept. 23
May 27
May 20
Oct. 21
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Dec. 30
June 17
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Sheet metal. M.ochine for forming
Sly^et metal. Making ornamented articles of soft.
Slieet-metal pans. Machine for wiring
Sheet-metal pipe
Sheet metal. Press for holding and cutting.
Sheet-metal-shaping machine
Sheet-metal vessel
Sheet-metal vessel
Sheet-melal vessel
Sheet-metal vessels. Collar for
Sheet-metal vessels. Ear for
Sheet-metal vessels. Handle attachment for
Sheet-metal ware. Manufacture of enameled
Sheets, boards, blocks, artificial wood, &c. Com-
pound material for the manufacture of
Shcl f an d mirror-support. Hanging
Shelf for exhibitin a eoods
Shelf-partition. Adjustable
Shelf. Wall-bracket extension-
Shelving
Shelving
Shelving. Adjustable -
Shelving. Adjust.able
Shelving. Adjustable
Shelving. Adjustable and portable
Sholviu!'. Adjustable shelf-support for portable ..
Shell. Explosive
.Shell for blasting. Safety-
Shell for carrying and discharging oil
Shell ornament..
Pea and bean sheller.
Shells of caps to machines. Device for feeding .
Sheller :
See Coooanut-.sheller.
Com-sheller.
Shellius and grinding machine
Shepherd's crook
Shingle-band
Shingle-edging machine
Shinpling-gago
Shingle-jointing machine
Shingle-machine
Shingle-macliini
Shingle-machine. Hand
Shingle. Metnllic
Shingle. Metallic
Shiniile. Metallic
Shingle. Metallic roofing-
Shingle
Shingle,
Shingle,
Shingle-
Shingle-
Metallic roofing-
Metallic roofing-
Metallic roofing-
planing machine . .
sawing machine . .
Shingle-sawing machine ,
sawing machine.
.sawing machine-
sawing machine.
Shingle-
Shin'jle-
Shingle-
Shingle-sawing machine
Shingle shaving and rifting machine
Shingling-brackot
Shingles. Machine for cutting tie-bands for bund-
ling
Ship-ventilator
Ships and transferring curves. Apparatus formold-
ing the fr.ames of
Shins. Construction of
Ship's drag
Ship's fender
Ships' holds. Safety apparatus to be applied in
Ship's hull and propeller
Ship's log
Ship's log. Hydrostatic
Ships' logs. Rotator for
Ships. Shaft for steam-
.Ships' sides, &c. Apparatus for cleaning
Ships' sides. Machine for dressing
Ship's spars. Keversible scraper for
Shipping-can
Shipping-can and tag therefor
Shipping-can. Jacketed ,
Shipping-case
Shirt
Shirt
Shirt
Shirt ,
N.arae.
H. Eayner. .
J. A. Eades.
C. E. Beaman.
D. A. Ritchie.
N. C. Stiles.. -
A. M. Eusland
E. Habei-man
J. S. Hagerty
Pr. E. Seavey
J. F. Ross -■
J. S. Hagerty and J. S. Detrick . . . .
E. Krippendorff and H. C. Marsh. . -
C. Reusch
L. Haas
G. H. Crain
N. Robertson
M. H. Dickinson.
A. Loomis
W. L Jones
J. Zerr
H. J. Hoffman . . .
H. J. Hoffman . . .
H. F. Stocking . .
B. F. Eoberts....
J. A. Dalzell
J. L. Bach elder..
G. Ereund
J. Gordon, Jr
J. M. Reynolds . .
P. Butler
TS,. M. "Wilcox and W. E. Botsford .
S.D.Eelt ,
W. S. I^ewson
J. A. Erenzel ,
S,T. Poe ,
W. Carson ,
E. B. Hewett and G. E. James
C. A . Tarragon
J. E. M. Crawford
L'. H. Montross and J. C. "West
J.Mott
G. C. Plummer
"W. H. Cusack
J.Mott ,
E. B. Repp
E. B. Repp
A. W. Eldredge
S. L. Bitting ,
J. and J. W. Challoner
W. F. Dake and J. H. Seek.
G. Earl
D-F.Hunt
P. O'Connor
A.Gould
S. "Woodard
D. Stewart
T. TJtley and J. Eawcett
T. Johnson and J. McDonnell
T. Langille .
F. Stanke...
J. H. Grell, Sr
R. C. Scott
Z. Oram
D. Carroll
A. Kurreick
J. and G. H. Bliss .
S. B. Jerome
J. L. Cooper
J. Hamilton
G."Wall
G.J. Record
W. R. R. Tillion...
G. J. Record
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R. Cluett
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300,531
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300,4'i4
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86
205
600
37
348
260
687
948
978
860
277
799
-107
384
709
407
387
1050
654
1165
158
262
728
14
322
1123
351
703
115
12
i2::o
581
>25 I 572
28
27
28
29
27
26
26
27
26
27
29
26
26
28 !
27
27
426
541
509
664
125
9 9
1074
953
731
790
130
205
615
511
1102
577
?5n
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical li^t of inventions — Continued.
561
Inveiitiou.
. Bosom-
bosom
bosom protector
bosom protector
neckband and collar
neckbands. Support for
Shirt .
Shirt.
Shirt .
Shirt.
Shirt.
Shirt -
Shirt .
Shirt -
Shirt .
Shirt.
Shirt.
Shirt.
Shirt
Shirt.
Shirt
Shirt
Shirt-
Shirt
Shirt.
Shoe
Shoe
Shoe
Shoo
Shoe
Shoe
Shoe
Shoe
Shoe
Shoe
Shoe
Shoe
Shoe
Shoe
Shoe
Shoe
Shoe
Shoe
Shoe
Shoe attachment. Rubber-
Shoe-beading machine
Shoe-cla,<<p
Shoe-clasp
Shoe-clasp
Shoe-clasp
Shoe-clasp
Shoe-clasp
Shoe-fastening
Shoe-fastening
Shoe-fastening
Shoe-form
Shoe-gores. Cutting
Shoe-heel
Shoe-heel. Adjustable
jS'amo.
No.
Shoe-insole.
Shoe-last
Shoe-last
Shoe-nail
Shoe or glove fastening
Shoe or .slipper. Uouse
Shoe. Rubber
Shoe. Rubber
Shoe. Rubber
Shoe. Seamless
Shoe-sole fastening
Shoe-sole. Rubber
Shoe-soles. Brush-holder and tube for cementing. . .
Shoe-strings. &c. Machine for cutting
Shoe-upper
Shoe-npper
Shoe-upper
Shoe-upper
Shoe-uppers. Gage for goring
Shoe-uppers. Gage for goring
Shoe-vauips. Machine for marking and gaging
Shoes. Die for securing heel-plates to rubber
Shoes. Fabric for the manufacture of insoles and
counters of
Shoes. Heel-plate for rubber
llachine for secui-ing heel-plates to rubber ..
ilaking
ilannfacture of
ManufacHire of
Manufacture of turned
Manufacturing
Shoe-maker's hand-tool
Shoe-maker's jack
Shooting-gallery
Shot. Canister-
Shot-case
Shoulder-brace
Shoes.
Shoes.
Shoes.
Shoes.
Shoes.
Shoes
A. I. Fenne
S. A. Fishel
Jj. Lemos
M. Maas
C. K. Miller and G. H. Cleveland.
E. S. Moore
A. R. Perkins
A. Plant
S. T). Richardson
J. H. Scriven
J. Simon
"W. M. Steppacher
I. P. Turcer
"W. L.Hall
F. S. Williams
C. S. Kellogg
^T. A. Xicbols
"W. B. Dau-hertv
G. W. Pine. . . . ."
A. K. Alrick
I. A. Bcals
J. B. Belcher
W. A. Bristor
C. E. Brown
G.C.Euch
S. C. Crowe
J. Elam
302,901
308,a44
Date.
30-2,852
309,035
219.932
294.741
307,279
301,200
30l,l.i9
297.018
294,921
300.firi
307,1.53
30P 007
297, ?9C
298.391
307, .576
307,182
301.002
300,205
297,193
302.089
290.518
301,333
301,f-54
308,345
307,033
Aug. 5
Nov. 18
July 29
Dec. 23
June 3
Mar. 4
Oct. 7
July 1
July 1
Apr. 15
Mar. 11
June 17
Oct. 28
Dec. 2
Apr. 29
May 13
Nov. 4
Oct. 28
June 24
Oct. 7
Apr. 22
July 15
Apr. 8
July 1
July 15
Nov. 25
Oct. 21
Monthly
Tolumc.
c
OS
T. R. Evans 298,363 May 13
P. D Fr^cliingle
W. S. Frecujau
C. .1. Heyler
T. T. Marshall
J. Mullor
F. Packard
M. F. Pellefier
Vr. Rogers
J. H. Stickney
M. L. Stowo
C. F. Spencer
J. Bt eslin
J. C. Hammond, Jr., and T. E. King.
J. L. Thomson
J. L. Thomson
J. L. Thomson
J.L.Thomson. (Reissue)
J. J. TTnbeliend
D. T. Chambers
M. Kuehn
J. C. Rhodes
A. W. Rogers
I. A. Beals
W. and L. Rossbeim
A. TVeidcnIhal
297,592
295,624
304.431
303.534
299,934
293,064
300,394
293,982
297.469
300,526
303,955
302..';'"1
301,8.; I
302,448
302,796
302,709
10,510
305,410
307,092
.304,009
301,100
292,082
303.2.-6
295,0.53
303.023
117
423
602
101
241
816
4,53
419
511
.540
!08
501
4C6
824
4C4
239
A. J. Jobnson 307
B. Bc-mis 307
J. S. Bokenkolter 304,
D. C. Knowlton 310
M. S. Fox 295,
G. Habermann 301,
F. Ricliardson 290,
F, M. Shepard 298,
D. Wilkev 29.",
A. Graff.' 307.
L. J, Atwood 2no.
J. Vausban 306.
C. K, Bradford 292,
E. .Johnson 304,
J.M.Berrv 292
J. H. Eaga'n. Jr 295.
AV. P. Hobsou . . .• 306,
TT. G. Slater 297
W. B. Kiusk-v 297.
^V. B. Kinsley 302
A. P. Stanatt ' 302
F. Richardson 290
G. A. Fullerton 308,
F. Richardson 296.455
F. Richardson " 296.024
C. "W. Revnolds ' 299,422
W. A, Reed 30.3.S.-^3
G. \r. Sleeper 2r>,826
A. J. Tewksburv 2"l,ei0
C. W. Reynolds." , 299.421
W. T). Frank 2^9,973
G. Kuen I 292.7.54
R. Lacousp 307,770
7aa
A. G. Sinclair
0. A. Ellis.-.-
■\V. Batchelor .
292,065
293,437
300,435
Oct. 2S
Nov. 4
Sept. 2
Drc. 30
Mar. 18
July 8
Apr. 8 [
May 13 !
Mai-. IS
Nov. 4 ,
Apr. 15
Oct. 14
Jan. 29
Sept. 9
Jan. 2'P
Mar. 18
Oct. 21
Apr. 22 ,
May 0 1
JnlV 29
July 22
Apr. 8
Dec. 2
Apr. 8
Apr. 8
May 27
Au'i. 19
Mar. 25
Jan. 8
ilay 27
June 10
Jan. 29
Nov. 11
Jan. 15
Feb. 12
June 17
28
; 1075
1 2291
I 1413
529
480
<291
) 292
028
383
140
134
321 '86,87
245
Apr. 29
Mar. 25
Sept. 2
Aug. 12
June 3
Feb. 5
June 17
Feb. 19
Apr. 22
June 17
Aug. 19
.July 29
July 15
July 22
July 29
July 29
Aug. 12
Sept. 16
Oct. 28
Aug. 26
July 15
Jan. 29
Aug. 12
Mar. 11
Nov. 11
110
1408
708
1415
1491
26
2532
560
210
1519
1921
237
1520
1297
789
333
1007
1210
1303
529
2168
1033
183
813
533
350
1159
1548
1987
1317
1303
1893
1047
1763
2215
2216
915
1448
1401
1441
1382
2123
473
891
787
H. F. Rooney 292,363 Jan. 22 1703
1445
8
423
2083
1141
955
705
589
29
388
197
412
398
7
693
154
60
405
529
64
419
358
217
91
274
331
347
5144
I 145
592
4.53
55
223
111
96
317
426
542
361
378
520
287
483
609
609
250
403
374
397
382
590
129
244
215
C474
H75
386
3
117
559
314
259
195
106
Omcial
Gazette.
28
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28
29
27
26
29
28
28
27
26
27
29
29
27
27
29
29
27
29
27
28
27
28
28
29
29
1 27
'27
26
28
I?
462
589
441
C85
1022
912
59
48
23
279
958
1216
300
707
502
640
409
305
1298
43
303
255
1.57
03
198
022
259
634
431
1143
850
28 Oil
27
2G
27
26
27
27
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
29
28
28
26
28
26
29
1023
506
1153
729
392
1184
717
373
205
344
429
429
627
1098
284
737
208
408
548
988
527
'26 I .328
29
29
28
291
372
895
29 ! 1127
26 ) 1045
28 i IK!
27 140
166
44,45
1279
356
681
178
1835
512
693
190
1834
.511
1139
314
935
248
1625
440
49
12
19.32
530
17.50
480
923
258
23
707
195
926
259
1830
526
1260
351
1380
523
995
279
1829
526
.590
1.-8
2231
619
4f0
1.32
VM2
3f6
865
234
1212
331
27
26
29
27
29
26
28
26
26
29
27
27
28
28
27
29
27
27
28
20
26
27
27
26
29
23
26
646
1110
400
256
133
360
9.54
360
1C45
189
323
5o7
380
342
184
703
140
184
897
701
1189
184
897
1042
428
4:;c
253
600
1103
36 PAT
562
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Coutiuued.
Invention.
ilTaine.
Shoulder-brace : B. Biddlccome .
Shoulder-brace. Scholar's
Shovel:
See Fire-.shovel.
Mining-shovel.
Shovel
Shovel
Shovel
Shovel and scoop
Shovel and shield. Combined
Shovels. Formin;;
Show-box and reel-hold«r
Show-box cover
Show box and tray
Show-case
Show-case
Show-case
Show-case
Show-case
Scoop-.shovel.
Show-stand for cloats and other goods
Show-stand. Revolving
Sho wer-bath. Portable fountain
Shutter
Shutter
Shutter-bolt
Shutter bower and fastener
Shutter. Corrugated luetal rolling
Shutter-fastener
Shutter-fastener
Shutter- fastener
Shutter-fa.stener
Shutter-fastener
Shutter-fastener
Shutter. Fire-proof
Shutter. Flexible
Shutter. Window-
Shutter- worker
Shutter- worker
Shutter- worker
Shutter-worker
Shutter- woiker
Shutter-worker
Sh utter- worker
Shutter-worker
Shutter-worker
Shutter-worker
Shutter-worker
Shutter worker and fastener
Shuttle
Shuttle and mechanism for operating the same -
Shuttle-threading device
Sickle bar and knife
Sickle-grinder
Siding and ceiling for buildings
Siding-bracket
Siding-hook
Sieve for starch-separators and other apparatus.
Sieves. Brushing apparatus for
Sieves or bolting-cloths. Cleaning
Sifter
Sifter and coal-box. Combined ash-
Sifter. Ash-
Sifter. A.sh-
Sifter. Ash-
Sifter. Ash-
Sifter. A.sh-
Sifter. Ash-
Sifter. Ash-
Sifter. A sh-
Sifter. Cinder-
Sifter. Cinder-
Sifter. Coal-
Sifter. Coal-
Sifter. Corn-
Sifter. Flour-
Sifter. Flour-
Sifter. Flour-
Sifter. Flour-
Sifter, notary coal-
Sifting machine. Flour-
Sight-feed lubricator
Sight-feed lubricator
Sign
Sign
Sign
Sign
Sign and black board
Sign-board
Sign for cars. Moving
Sign for cars. Traveling ■.
I. Keller .
E. L. Fenertv
F. AY. Hud-sdn
H. .T. Welch
L. H. Sholder
J.J. Holland :...
E. A. Barnes
G.C. Tate
J. G.White
E.Todd
A. K. Bowman
T. F. Curlev
D. E. Ladd'and E. J. B.
D. E. Ladd and E. J. B.
Whitaker.
Whitaker.
W. A. Boydeu
W. A. G. Sch6nheyder
W. E. Banning
J. C. Lake
W. A. McCool
G. W. Menefee
E. H. Goi'ham
J. G. Jory
G. M. Traylor
T. H. Bowles
D. C. Loewenstlue and J. E. Fox . . .
J. Bardsley
S. T. Gulp and T. Tickuor
J.C.Eeed
M. Cottle.
W. G. Eckstein
G. M. Bechtel
W. P. l\rarshall
J. G. Wilson
W. H. Bothwell
I. Brooke
W. E. and D. E. Doolittle
C. Drake
B. Jacob
P. K. O'Lally
W. H. Dolman
J. P. Eeckor
L. F. G. Boeckelmann
H. Camus
W. Hawn
AV. and A. Kaufman
E. E. Masters and L. J. Kimball. . .
T. A.Myers
D. F. Oliver
M. E. Peterson
J.Pool
E. F. Pratt
E. Prescott
L. Tilton
A. C. Sisson
B. F. Landis
F. 0. Schmidt
J. B. Gilbert
L. Wallace
C. W. Clavboume
G. W. Crawford
A. .T. and M. I. Flowers
J. D. Otis and D. M. Maxwell
W. Duryea
F. A. Price
C. S. Wenger
H. Clayton
C. F. Goss
W. T. Adams
W. T. Adams
E. Bateson
T. R. Boone
J. Brown
B.H.Cook
H. C. Pigueron
E. J. Watson and H. Lang
H. W. Booth
J. Carinichael
G. A . Blapohard
M. N. Cobb
J. Taylor
E. M.' Benster
W. J. Johnson
W. F. Kistler
H. Morgenroth and M. S. Levison.
J. Weikert
F. W. Andr6e
298,818
294,323
299,530
297,132
294,419
291,234
291.732
296.719
296,484
291,450
292,875
310,024
298,183
293.582
297,271
291,612
299,947
299,466
305,847
292,101
306,816
291,023
294.894
296,373
309.813
308.128
297.118
305,681
309,059
303,451
302.714
292,047
301,429
308.057
292,225
301.899
304,658
298.702
299,001
308,194
297,713
292.354
308,698
297,032
291.101
305.933
295.291
304,723
294,099
298.170
294,855
295.376
297,711
302.1<15
3jy,1.54
303:407
291,.'i76
302.396
292,528
297.737
297.054
308,740
303,916
301,684
29'1,447
303,197
291,671
310,030
306 379
301.097
298,429
304,404
304,.528
309.065
300.7-,i2
294.. 5.53
296,710
305.281
■J98,898
293,
299,
304,
305,
300,
304.
702
652
946
09'8
075
652
.303,470
293,555
Mav 20
Feti. 26
June 3
Apr. 22
Mar. 4
Jan. 1
Jan. 8
Apr. 15
Apr. 8
Jan. 1
Feb. 5
Dec. 30
May 6
Feb. 12
Apr. 22
Jan. 8
June 10
May 27
Sept. 30
Jan. 15
Oct. 21
Jan. 1
Mar. 11
Apr. 8
Dec. 23
Nov. 18
Apr. 22
Sept. 23
Dec. 9
Aug. 12
July 29
Jan. 1 5
July 1
Nov. 18
Jan. 22
July 15
Sept. 2
Mav 13
May 20
Nov. 18
Apr. 29
Jan. 22
Dec. 2
Apr. 15
Jan. I
Sept. 30
Mar. 18
Sept. 9
Feb. 26
May fi
Mar. 11
Mar. 18
Apr. 29
July 15
July 1
Aug. 12
Jan. 8
July 22
Jan. 29
Apr. 29
Apr. 15
Doc. 2
Aug. 19
July 8
Apr. 8
Aug. 5
.Ian. 8
Dec. 30
Oct. 14
July 1
May 13
Sei;t. 2
.Sept. 2
Dec. 9
•Tune 17
Mar. 4
Apr. 15
Sept. 10
May 20
Feb. 19
June 3
Sept. 9
Sept. 16
Oct. 7
Sept. 2
Aug. 12
Feb. 12
Monthly
volume.
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1082
2000
33
1562
106
272
905
1042
746
536
118
1907
278
1024
1741
763
562
1880
2041
1354
1022
11
681
606
1638
918
1545
1807
648
711
2122
1294
4.12
834
1523
1068
481
932
1299
1008
2326
1684
157
1429
108
2150
1208
573
1710
2fi0
631
•1310
2324
1429
105
661
708
1700
1922
2350
1454
210
1305
781
698
393
839
1914
453
28
600
154
318
653
1586
271
1039
1303
1179
1177
199
868
1055
52
475
730
993
303
548
9
430
28
76
254
294
206
1.52
33
514
72
282
473
;2i4
I 215
150
541
565
380
270
8
190
168
445
251
426
503
172
195
582
362
121
226
426
293
1.33
258
370
274
633
469
42
393
30
596
336
156
470
69,70
175
363
632
397
27
181
199
466
538
641
402
54
301
214
192
106
235
516
122
8
169
47
89
173
435
73
293
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328
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235
288
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27 I 148
26 ! 97
20 465
29 i 1095
927
312
847
49
168
213
27
26
27
1-26
578
623
344
144
27 I 1038
27 I 906
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20
29
26
26
27
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201
207
5
953
121
29 1027
29 559
27
28
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28
28
26
28
29
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2( i
309
1171
828
592
413
249
84
543
295
209
906
710
787
29 : 576
27 i 461
324
■28
283
22
1240
26 I 1059
28 1 931
26
27
26
26
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28
28
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J 27
26
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28
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26
764
577
944
1078
461
277
22
582
133
333
374
466
288
737
708
151
138
528
156
1097
90
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648
844
875
829
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874
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1071
764
664
956
988
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
AJpUuhctical lift of inventions— Coutiauod.
5C3
Sif^s. Displaying
Signal :
See Bridge-sifmal.
Car-signal.
Distress-signal.
Door-signal.
Electric signal.
Elevator-signal.
Pneumatic signal.
Signal-box
Railway-signal.
Railway block signal.
Railway-car signal.
Railway safety-signal.
Railway-switch signal.
Semapbore-signal.
Train-signal.
E.C.Miller ".!!.'['."[.' W5,031 liar. 11
L. H. Day ! 303,496 ' Aug. 12
Signal-light
Signal-light
Signal-light. Nautical
Signal-light. Semaphoric
Signal-line compensator
Signal-machine
Riarnals. Compensating device for
Signaling apparatus and system therefor,
mechanical
Signaling apparatus. Electro-mechanical
Electro-
H. McGonegal and S. D. Lake
W. B. Rickman, K. and O. Pintsch
C. Watts
M. White
E. S. Piper
J. T. Hambay
H. C. W. Cowdeiy and J. H. Bacon
i». S. Gardinier
M. Toulmin
Eluid-pressure .
Individual
Signaling apparatus.
Signaling apparatus.
Silk and ribbon finishing machine
Silk-cleaning machine
Silk goods. Preparing trams for
Silk plastic by heat and pressure. Rendering
Silo
Silo-press
Sink
Sink
Sink or analogous article
Sink-spout
Sink-spouts. Device for thawing out
Sink-trap
Siphon
Siphon
Siphon. Automatic
Siphon. Portable
Siphon -starter
Sirup and sugar from sorghum-cane. Making
Siriip-cooler. Cold-air-blast centrifugal
Sirups. Concentiation and evaporation of
Size for use in te.ftile manufactures. Preparing a
vegetable
Sizing composition. Tarn-
Sizing composition. Yarn-
Sizing compounds. Composition and article of man-
ufacture for addition to and improvement in
Sizing fibrous materials
Sizing machines. Apparatus for pressing or leveling
yam on weavers' beams in warp-
Skate
Skate
Skate
Skate and skate-fastening. Roller-
Skate-fastening
Skate-fast oning
Skate-roller ,
Skate-roller
Skate. Roller
M. Toulmin
F. S. Guerber. . . .
T. D. Lockwood .
H. Faisant
•T. N. Leonard
R. Simon
C. S. Lockwood
G.E.Burt
C. W. Jefferson
.T. Kilbourne
C. T.Regan
H. L. Jacobs
J. G. Coburn
J. G. Coburn
B.Holland, Jr
J. P. Reinecke
F. D. Rvan
J. P.HVde
W. F. Stark
E. L. Fitch
A. J. Adamson
A.B. Smith
A. P. Boon
V. Ducancel and E. Fortin
J. W. AVattles .
J. W. Wattles.
J. W. Wattles -
(Reissue) .
A. Sehiiltz..
A. Hitchon .
Skate.
Skate.
Skate.
Skate.
Skate.
Skate.
Skate.
Skate.
Skate.
Skate.
Skate.
Skate.
Skate.
Skate.
Skate.
Skate.
Skate.
Skate.
Skate.
Skate.
Skate.
Skate.
Skate.
Skate.
Skate.
Skate.
Skate.
Skate.
Roller-.
Roller-.
RoUer-.
Roller-.
Roller-
Roller-.
Roller-.
Roller-.
Roller-.
Roller-.
Roller-.
Roller-.
Roller-.
Roller-.
Roller-.
Roller-
Roller-
RoUer-.
Roller-.
Roller-.
Roller-.
Roller-.
Roller-.
Roller-.
Roller-.
Roller-.
Roller-.
Roller- -
W. A. Sutton
J. A. Whelpley
H. A.Wilbur
E. H. Barney
E. H. Barney
C. C. De Camp
D. Brix
H.E. Gifford
R. Adams
S. W. Alward
O. Arnold
F. A. Bailey
G. L. Bailey
E. H. Barney
G. D. Burton
H. Carter
T. M. and T. M. Conner
A.B. Clark
T. H. Dean
J. A. Dodge
C. E. Flagg
C. W. Gooch
E. Hall
T. P. and J. B. Hall
M. F. Haulon
W. B. Higgins
C. Huckins and G. Jf . Parker
G. W. Kevscr
G. W. Key.ser
B.Kindblado
H. T. Lincoln
J. B. Lincoln
O.N. Lloyd
H. J. Moore
C. F. Morse
J. Morss
F. B. Mueller
308,036
302,032
303.900
297,046
306,641
309,618
303,266
292,5.'>3
304,583
308,1533
292,748
296,588
304,189
292.830
308,526
305.204
297,564
307,953
300,983
300,130
297,404
300,574
299,352
303,640
301,391
300,328
307,951
301,767
299,532
291,. 565
294. r22
295,342
305,579
292.269
10.532
300,863
308.807
294,235
293,373
290,714
301.415
293,298
294,182
309.380
308,744
.305,915
n04.893
294,426
308. .'i47
301,041
£98,721
293.2!i9
307,840
306,384
302,241
301,670
30.5.434
306,060
298.83G
307.643 I
305,919 !
297,3f8
296,833 '
300.397 j
296.571 I
303,167
307,553 I
299,799
304,014
302,503
301.370
300,029
298,110
305.837 I
308,089
Nov. 11
July 15
Aug. 19
Apr. 15
Oct. 14
Doc. 23
Aug. 12
Jan. 29
Sept. 2
Nov. 25
Jan. 29
Apr. 8
Aug. 26
Feb.
5
Nov
25
Sept
16
Apr
29
Nov
11
June 24
June 10
Apr.
22
June 17
May
27
Aug
19
Jul V
1
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10
iNov.
11
July
fl
June
3
Jan.
8
Mar.
11
Mar.
IR
Sept.
23
Jan.
32
Oct.
14
Oct.
21
Dec.
2
Feb.
26
Feb.
12
Apr.
8
July
1
Fel).
12
Feb.
20
Dec
16
Dec.
2
Sept.
30
Sept.
9
Mar.
4
Nov.
25
June 24
May
20
Fch.
12
Nov.
11
Oct.
14
July
oo
July
8
Sept.
23
Oct.
7
May
20
Nov.
4
Sept.
30
Apr.
22
Apr.
15
Oct.
14
Apr.
8
Aug.
.1
Nov.
4
June
3
Aug.
26
July
22
.Inly
1
Sept.
30
May
6
Sept.
30
Nov.
18
Monthly
volume.
642
238
(209
^210
765
807
1222
1287
1444
789
1397
485
1900
396
1466
2221
881
1684
66
14.55
1203
2126
705
1897
797
1905
1.376
1744
969
410
10C4
703
8S8
3v
693
709
1270
1683
1583
879
1106
314
18t9
786
1028
438
689
1832
lOSl
216
2129
793
112
1487
I 1973
t 9C0
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' 504
457
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I 773
I 1485
I ^1
1105
£94
2132
16S7
1183
472
864
3.58
184
' 379
1448
1832
391
2273
181
2031
874
220
(337
)338
3,- 6
3P9
203
377
133
1146
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244
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18
396
581
194
522
214
518
380
502
265
112
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194
242
10
198
517
210
288
118
1C4
499
2E9
56
569
217
30
404
545
2C8
184
154
124
412
212
411
9
309
79
591
513
332
128
240
97
51
97
399
502
107
6.':0
48
562
238
Oflicial
Gazette.
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27 467
20 j 984
[28 I 603
29
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28
27
29
29
28
26
[28
ha
531
239
705
280
152
961
550
.380
890
675
26
426
27
175
i 28
782
26
4.55
29
672
28
1053
27
424
29
510
27
1294
27
1060
27
370
27
1194
27
682
28
645
28
76
27
1127
29
510
28
170
27
927
20
130
26
958
20
1070
28
1147
26
305
29
170
29
224
29
756
26
794
26
580
27
205
28
81
26
567
26
783
29
917
29
738
28
1236
28
973
26
848
29
679
27
1308
27
723
26
507
29
481
29
91
£8
293
£8
149
28
1111
29
9
27
749
29
425
28
1237
27
372
£7
238
29
94
27
172
28
521
29
404
27
993
28
738
28
357
28
72
28
12C4
27
501
28
1218
29
551
564
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
iDvention.
Skate. Roller-.
Skate. Roller-.
Skate. Roller--
Skate. RoHer-
Skate. Roller-
Skate. Roller-
Skate. Eollpr-
Skate. Roller-
Skate. Roller-
Skate. Roller-
Skate. Roller-
Skato. Roller-
Skate. Roller-
Skafe. Roller-
Skate. Roller- '.
Skato. Roller-
Skate. Roller-
Skate. Roller-
Skate. Roller-
Skate. Roller-spring
Skate-stiarpener
Skato wlioel. Roller-
Skates. Self-lubricating roll for roller-
Skates. Self-lnbricating roll for roller-
Skates. Wheel for roller-
Skatins-rink
Skatinff-rink floor
Skatiog-sail
Skeins. Silk and other
Skolp-lieating furnace. Regenerative
Sketches and drawings. Device for tinting and shad-
in';
Skewer-puller
S';i(l
Skid-elevator
Skid. Freight-car
Skid-holder
Skid way
Skins. Depilating sheep-
Skins. Machine for clipping seal and other
Skins. Machine for putting out or stretching
Skirt. f 'r, s
Name.
Skirf and stocking supporter
Skirt-prot«ctor
Skirt-supporter
Skvlight
Skylight ,
Skylight
Skylight
Skylight
Skylight
Skylight
Skylight
Skvliglit. Ventilating-
Skylights and glazed roofs. Cross-clip for metallic . .
Slat* and blackboard. School-
Slate and slate-frame mufBer
Slate. Artificial
Slate-cleaner
Slate. Composition and mold for the manufacture of
articles from aititicial
Slate. Composition of matter for the production of
' artificial
Slate-dressing machine
Slate. Folding
■Slnte-frame
Slate-frames. Manufacture of
■Slate rautfler. School-
Slate, l^oiseless
?!late. School-
S'ate. School-
Slato--n-asher .'
Slates. Machine for dotting
Slates. Machine for trimming and punching roofing- .
hc(l.'.\y.\'.'.'-'-'.'.'.'.'-'.'-'.
Sled
Slod
Sled...
Sled
Sled. Bob-
Sled. Bob-
Sled. Bob-
S'ed-brake ■
Slcd-brake
Sled. Hand-
Sled-propeller
Sledrunner
Sleeve-board. Reversible
Sleeve, (rarment-
Sleove-holder
Rust.
J. S. Kewell and H. D. Stone .
H. Ogborn
A. Ovei holt
E. C.Phillips
E. C.Phillips
R. C. Reid
J. S. Richardson
L. l^t. Richardson
J. V. Kowlett
J. V. Eowlott
S. R. and A. E
L. L. Ryerson
I>. L. Ryerson
F. E Vaudercook
'W. C. Vauneman .
G. A. "Wei and er . .
C. H. White
H. A. Wilbur ...
E. J. Worcester . .
T. Mitchell
X. St. Pierre
S. R. Rust
W. E. Badger ....
W. E. Badger ....
E. F. .Johnson
M. Vieweger
G. G. Harkins ....
C.n. Nelson
0. Atwood
U. V. Smith
C. F. Moellmann .
A.F.Friend
.T. Barnett
S. Barons
J. L. Rowe
J. D. Coppes
J. L. Given
P. H. Pirard-Goulet, Fils-
G. and F. F. Cimiotti
B. McKern
L. Dryfoos
G.N.'Buck
M. L. Cummings
G. M. Barry
A. Drummond
■T.Ehrhardt
G. Hayes
G. Hayes
G. Ha^eS
G. Haves
0. C Huhbell....
C. A. Vaile
G. Hayes
G. Haves
T. Finger
J". D. Emack
A.M. Murray . . .
J. Burlins:
J. W. McKnight.
H. Galliuowsky. .
F. R. Marks
C. Pilgrim
O. M. Pond
C. C. Shepherd . . . .
J. Ridge
J. Ridge
W. D. Heyer
A. Krause
H. L. Weed
C.M.Hyatt
C. W. Roraoser
A. Carrara
W. R. Kilborn
N. B. Peterson
n. R. Proctor
A. Turner
E. Wagner
iT. Kinnev
J.H.Kirk
P. and H. Koepfer .
G. H. Chapman
J. G. Precour
R. W. Williams ---
C. Bernhard
N. W. Starr
N. Scholl .
S. Lorsch
C. Wclde .
292,
sro,
Ko.
3(12 Plfi
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301.61.'-)
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122
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323
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820
949
650
253
412
373
606
.551
924
517
431
030
221
Date.
304
301
308
292
200,
309
£94,
299,
305,
29S,
309.
308,
300
307
304
3C0
309
303
309.
301,
305,
299,
302,
300,
299,
304,
292.643
299,507
298.933
308,200
299,746
299.370
306,040
307,524
29.5.787
294..596
3*4.070
308.879
292,402
293.429
292.738
292,486
205.166
29.5.107
299.387
291,057
297.038
29.5,108
291,342
302 390
298.740
292.569
291.145
299,566
303,140
302,
292,
298
301,
294
298,
297
:*08,
290,
307,
304.
302,
29,'.
310
307.
301,
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.30<,
294,
291
309,
295.
30S:
295.
751
678
4"9
030
1.54
891
996
774
rp2
549
961
099
409
078
730
777
G01
803
883
744
701
,195
,543
719
Jnlv 15
Aug. 12
July 8
300,156
291,629
297,526
302,072
Feb.
Dec.
Ang.
•Tulv
Dec.
Feb.
A]>r.
Dec.
Feb.
Juno 3
Sept. 23
Way 6
Dec. 16
Nov. n
June 17
Nov. 11
Sept. 9
Juno 17
Dec. 16
Aug. 12
Dec. 16
July 8
Sept. 23
Juno 3
July 22
Jnrie 17
May 20
Aug. 26
Jan. 29
June 3
May 20
Nov. IH
June 3
May 27
Oct. 14
Nov. 4
Mar. 25
Mar. 4
Aug. 96
Dec. 9
Jan. 22
Feb. 12
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Mar. IS
Mar. 18
May 27
Jan. 1
Apr. 15
Mar. 18
Jan. 1
July 22
May 20
Jau. 29
Jan. 1
June 3
Aug. 5
July 29
Jan. 29
May
July
Feb.
iray 20
May
Dec.
Apr.
Nov.
Sr.pt.
July
Mar.
Dec.
Nov.
July
June
A us.
Mar. 11
Jr.n.
Dec.
Mar,
Nov,
13
26
23
18
25
Mar. 25
June 10
•Jan. 8
Apr. 22
July 15
MoTiiiily
volume.
1205
708
566
80
6S8
1408
574
503
101
.591
910
16-5
2.54
17(3
472
i2-;a
7^9
1614
551
871
1495
909
667
107'^
692
1649
519
1852
1205
1342
1725
2074
7
1223
1018
324
1768
788
3^2
194
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) 155
£4
185
405
1.57
148
28
164
240
464
03
490
i;7
332
216
442
1.50
236
412
240
183
287
191
4.57
138
507
329
383
470
576
3
346
276
82
509
O/iicial
Ga/itte.
140
38
1843
512
315
88
1526
418
415
111
1748
487
856
2.32
2200
613
1859
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^520
1038
287
1040
287
1783
513
50
15
1436
396
1042
288
402
114
1694
404
988
275
1979
106
48
80
20
330
2164
594
2120
589
6.^4
194
721
199
1790
490
1172
327
47
12
271
71
239
70
178
49,50
884
240
1308
362
1349
375
1985
533
411
113
900
244
131
32
1243
312
668
186
921
238
l.'-.83
431
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297
1481
403
1753
487
835
(225
784
229
2069
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£8
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£9
26
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£9
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£8
27
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27
28
27
27
28
26
27
27
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27
27
29
29
26
26
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26
26
20
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26
26
27
26
27
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
565
Invention.
Sleigb
Sleigh
Sleigh
Sleigh
Sleigh
Sleigh
Sleigh
Sleigh. Boh-
Sleigh. Boh-
Sleigh. Boh-
SIcigh-dasher screen ;
Sleigh -knee
Sleigh-knee
Sleigh-knee
Sleigh-knee
Sleigh-knee brace
Sleigh-runner
Sleigh shifting seat :
Sleigh-shoe
Slicing-machine
Slido-fest
Sliding gate
Sliding giite
Sliding gate
Sliding gate
Sliding gate
Slime-table
Slipper. Buck
Slot ting-machines. Tool-oscillating device for
Slug-nail. Headed
Smeltiug-furnace
Smelting-famace attachment
Smelting furnace. Ore-
Smelting nickel and cobalt ores
Smoke and gas consuming furnace
Smoke and gas consuming furnace
Smoke. Apparatus for and process of consuming
Smoke-consumer
Smoke-consumer
Smoke-consumer
Smoke-consumer
Smoke-consuming device
Smoke-consuming furnace ,
Smoke-consuming furnace
Smoke-consuming furnace ,
Smoke-consuming furnace
Smoke-consuming furnace
Smoke-preventing furnace
Smoke-stacks. Device for lowering and raising
Smoking-pipe
Smoothing and polishing material
Snap-clasp
Snap. Harness-
Snap-hook
Snap-hook
Snap-hook
Snap-hook
Snap-hook
Snap-hook
Snap-hook
Snap-hook
Snap-hook
Snap-hook
Snap-hook
Snap-hook
Snap-hook
Snap-hook
Snap-hook for harness. Double
Snap-hook. Safety
Snatch-block
SnoTT-clearer
Snow-clearer for tracks,
Snow-plow -
Snow-plow .
Snow-plow .
Snow-plow .
Snow-plow .
Snow-plow .
Snow-plow .
Snow-plow .
Snow-plow .
Snow-plow .
Snow-plow .
Snow-plow .
Snow-plow.
&c-
Name.
C. A. Johnston
J. Kinney
A. O. Kr'uger and C. Trim.
A. Schoeninger
T.Scott
"W. H. Winne
"W. H. Winne
W. C.Case
H. Detamble
E. A. Harding
S. E. Bailey
C. E. Belknap
L. .Jacques
J. Mallon
G. W. Taylor
O. A. Thayer
F. J. Larliin
W. H. Steinbrecher.
H. A.MorrcU
F. Krieger
J. Fitz
G. W. E. Hart
J. S. McClaskey
J. L. Smith
W. E. White
W. E. White
T. Carkeek
,7. C. Bickford
J. Angus
J. Hyslop, .Jr
A. Gibson
G. M. Levette
J. W. Webb
A. Krupp
H.M.Brady
M. Krndewig
W. Vogel
J. .J. Burwell
W. L. Fitch
T. J. McLaughlin
Eailway .
Snow-plow. Eailway.
W. Vogel 310,156
J. W. and J. D. Smith 296,791
A. Cr.awford 299,965
C. H. Grewcox and F. Toiter 305,918
W. G. A. Heiser 304,428
J. W. Hubbcr 309,226
G. W. Mears 307,970
G. Playlord and G. R. Swaine 297,6.30
J.E.Larson.-. 304,739
J. W. Owens and O. McClure 309,790
E. S. Jennings 298,474
E. G. Gaillac 304,634
J. A. Park 294,145
J. C. Covert 297,.352
E. B. Craighead 292,103
J. H. Easton 310,035
J. H. Farmer 307,280
J. Gibbons 292,104
G. Havell 295.390
5. G. Highfill 304,321
J. A. Park 296,607
C. L. Pond 305,844
J. E. Piimphrev 291,226
A. C. Eaymond 302.028
J. H. Sh,aw 295.683
G. A . Washburn 308,219
J. W. Wlieeler 306,198
J. Gibbons 300,065
H. E. Hammond 306,91
T. E. Fcrrall 299,.531
J. Forster 295,995
L. Schulze 294,084
P. B. Brazel 298,441
P. Brunet 291. 6'
J. Q.Day 299,750
I. S. Filbert 293,509
D. B. Gartou j 291,182
G. A. Gunthcr ; 304.098
6. A. Gunthcr and H. W. Hubbard, i 294,382
0. JuU 1297.408 1
303,311 I
301,752
.300,016 !
309,275 t
300,716 1
No.
304
307,
305,
308,
300,
292,
298,
105
958
522
930
535
972
536
299,462
293,
298,
292;
308,
303
300,
301,
297,
294,
291,
302,
302,
296,
306,
296,
307,
308,
310,
300,
295,
298,
300,
299,
296
152
849
275
591
017
412
404
316
136
635
762
,740
156
,247
,,595
997
,645
,006
,947
,973
,267
,077
,534
,586
297,888
308,175
304,007
305,457
295,842
304,779
297,122
293,765
Date.
L. Morgan .
J. Phillips
J. H. Eussell ..
T. M. Williams
W. S. Buist
G. E. Shenv.
305,717 , Sept. 23 | 1857
Snow-scraper G. A. Birch 293,6J0 Feb. 19 1071
Aug. 26
Nov. 11
Sept. 23
Dec. 9
Oct. 14
Feb. 5
May 13
M.ay 27
Feb. 5
May 20
Jan. 22
Dec. 2
Aug. 5
Oct. 14
July 1
Apr. 22
Feb. 26
Jan. 8
July 29
July 29
Apr. 1
Oct. 7
Apr. 8
Nov. 11
Dec. 2
Dec. 30
.Tune 24
Apr. 1
May 6
■June 10
June 3
Apr. 8
Apr. 29
Nov. 18
Feb. 26
Sept. 23
Mar. 25
Sept. 9
Apr. 22
Feb. 19
Dec. 30
Apr. 15
June 10
Sept. 30
Sept. 2
Dec. 16
Nov. 11
Apr. 29
Sept. 9
Dec. 23
May 13
Sept. 2
Feb. 26
Apr. 22
Jan. 15
Dec. 30
Oct. 28
.Jan. 22
Mar. 18
Sept. 2
Apr. 8
Sept. 30
Jan. 1
.Jul.y 15
Mai-. 25
Nov. 18
Oct. 7
June 10
Oct. 21
June 3
Apr. 1
Feb. 26
May 13
•Jan. 8
June 3
Fob. 12
Jan. 1
Aug. 26
Mar. 4
Apr. 22
Aug. 12
.Inly 8
June 10
Pec. 16
Oct. 21
Jlonthly
vol.ime.
Pi
1568
710
1618
476
646
245
721
1876
478
1118
1590
3
175
495
425
1792
1765
792
2176
2154
3U
267
892
755
81
1885
1855
95
398
729
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1267
2078
1126
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2131
180
876
723
2219
594
1621
656
456
1776
1846
1357
1920
1658
1434
1327
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909
2037
264
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709
1149
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128
1687
612
843
328
1011
213
1562
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872
650
943
890
430
195
447
127
169
67
204
539
540
128
314
444
1
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134
115
486
485
222
598
592
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77
247
206
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509
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603
102
440
165
126
487
502
381
517
443
402
370
15
2.53
504
74
336
472
283
61
193
305
10
37. 38
464
173
236
63
£78
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428
14
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149
237
178
249
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306
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488
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26
149
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4.'2
28
418
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29
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27
177
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713
29
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27
601
27
1067
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1193
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29
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26
282
26
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181
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566
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alpkahetical list of inventions' — Continued.
Invention.
SnoTT-scraper
Snutf and match box
Soap
Soap
Soap, &c. Machine for plotting
Soap. Marking cakes of
Soap. Manufacture of
Soap. Manufacturing
Soap-mold '.
Soap. Pyrethrum
Soap-stand and support
Soap. Tohacco-
Soap. Washing-
Sock. Lumberman's
Sod-cutter, seeder, and harrow. Combined
Soda. Apparatus for the manufacture of bicarbonate
of
Soda-fountain
Soda. Manufacture of bichromate of
Soda. Obtaining _
Soila or other aerated waters. Agitator for genera-
tors and receivers for
Soda used in manufacture of paper-pulp. Apparatus
for recovering
Soda-water apparatus
Soda-water apparatus
Soda-water apparatus
SoHa-water apparatus. Acid-feeder for
Soda-water apparatus. "Water-jet attachment for
Sodium bicarbonate. Manufacture of
Sofa and bath-tub. Combined
S lil-pulrerizer
Solai' camera
Solar heaters. Controlling the temperature of
Solar rays. Condensing
Solder-holder
Solder. Machine for making wire or other.
Solder. Making granulated
Soldering apparatus
Soldering-forceps. Adjustable
Soldeiing-furnace. Oil-vapor-buming
Soldering implement
Soldering-iron
Soldering-iron
Soldeiing-iron
Soldering-iron
Soldering-iron
Soldering-iron
Soldering-iron heater ,
Soldering-machinc
Soldering-machine . . .
Soldering-machine
Soldering-machine
Soldering-machine .
Soldering-machine
Soldering machine. Can-
Soldering machine. Can-
Soldering machine. Can-
Soldering machine. Can-
Soldering machine. Can-
Soldering machine. Side-seam- .
Solderins machine. Tin-can-
Soldering-tool
Soldering-tool
Sole and heel burnishing machine .
Sole and heel plate
Sole-cutting machine
Sole-ciitting machine
Sole-edgc-burnishing machine
Sole-edge-bumishing machine
Sole-edge cutter. Eotary
Sole-edge-settiug machine
Sole-edp.e trimmer
Sole-laying machine
Sole-laying machine
Sole or heel protector
Sole-shaping machine
Sorghum and corn cutter
Sorghum-finisher ,
Sounding apparatus. Navigational .
Sower. Broadcast seed-
Sower. Broadcast seed-
J. H. Boardman 306,714
P. Seller 290,CP7
C. r. Bfoadbent ■ 292,980
W. H. Carslako l 300,214
y. S. Kutschman i 296,878
J. M. Craig I 304,913
W. E. GibCs and C. G. Otis I 291.329
0. Liebreich I 30?,968
C. CoUier 305,293
308,172
300,213
J. Zacherl, Jr
W. H. C -rslakc
C. L. F. Rose 299,584
E. H. Withington ' 291,827
"W. N. Ei^endrath I 294.020
W. F. Hubbard ! 307,949
C. Wigg [296,260
A. H. Van Kiper and E. E. Kip.
TV. Simon
J". Townsend
A. D. Puifer
J. TV. Dixon .
A. Bertelli..:
TV. H. Greene
E. D. KendaU
T.Kendall
J. Brown and J. H. Shepherd .
L. Mond and G. JArmay I 308,512
300,170
307,994
298,256
300,007
291,993
298,161
308,558
302,262
302.850
306,054
G. E. Ga Nun
TV. H. Kendrick and J. B. Okey . . . .
C.E.Adams
TV. Calrer
TV. Calver
C. R. Everson
E. L. Young and L. Dyer
A. M. Randolph
C. McDonald
C. P. Carter
TV. C. North
C. A. G. TVinther
TV. B. Choate
T. A. Mayes
N. B. Mayhew
C. F. Schwarz
A. F. Zimmerling
A. F. Zimmerling
TV. Dunlop
E. TV. Bliss
B. Hausheer and J. Meyenberg.
M. Jensen
E. Norton and J. G. Hodgson.
E. Norton and J. G. Hodgson.
294,460
301,010
295,608
291,147
294,117
303,219
291.828
305.758
306,028
307.178
303,316
300.672
294,364
309,967
305,618
294.407
309.280
309,281
300,768
307,085
297.99';<
300.083
307,135
307,726
G. H. Perkins 297,629
R. C.Anderson and F. TVinterhalter . 294,428
F. TV. Edwards .301,578
D..M. Monroe ; 293,346
D. M. Monroe
J. A. Tillery
E. Jordan
295.662
29.5,210
306,494
F. TV. Edwards 301,579
G. A. Marsh I 294,648
TV. M.Ryan 29.5,888
A. L. F. and J. R. Mitchell I 292,033
S. Lew - - - ! 291,611
D. F. Hartford ' 309,8.''0
E. S. ManseU 1304,210
TV. Gordon I 297,930
J.Howard 1296,570
TV. D. Orcutt ' 295,936
A. Harden ' 305,814
TV. A. Knipe 303, S65
A. Eppler, Jr ; 304,415
A. Eppler, Jr i 304,416
R. S. Pickett i 305,630
N. TV. TVoodbury ' 309,674
C. E. Coe ! 306,322
P. D. and J. H. CoryeU ' 309,029
Date.
Oct. 21
June 3
Feb. 5
June 10
Apr. 15
Sept. 9
Jan. 1
Dec. 9
Sept. 16
Nov. 18
June 10
June 3
Jan. 8
Feb. 26
Nov. 11
Apr. 1
June 10
Nov. 11
May 6
June 10
Jan. 15
May 6
Nov. 25
July 22
.July 29
Oct. 7
Nov. 25
Mar. 4
July 8
Mar. 25
Jan. 1
Feb. 26
Aug. 5
Jan. 8
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Oct. 28
Aug. 12
June 17
Mar. 4
Dec. 30
Sept. 23
Mar. 4
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
June 24
Oct. 28
May 6
June 10
Oct. 28
Nov. 4
Apr. 29
Mar. 4
July 8
Feb. 12
Mar. 25
Mar. 18
Oct. 14
July 8
Mar. 4
Mar. 25
Jan. 15
Jan. 8
Dec. 30
Aug. 26
Apr. 29
Apr. 8
Apr. 1
Sept. 30
Aug. 19
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Sept. 23
Dec. 23
Oct. 7
Dec. 9
Monthly
volume.
889
260
252
917
1239
827
391
.528
1.316
975
916
107
1013
1592 I
700 I
457
236
64
247
.346
223
109
;361
362
246
853
752
384
638
1232
247
1.507
1514
2289
16
1432
153
697
1615
167
1738
423
1014
1926
2272
1516
.547
1520
30
1838
1730
88
952
952
1648
1390
42
733
1468
404
2210
114
646
745
1679
1100
593
648
382
1978
1276
762
1692
1713
2580
S63
51
2004
1244
165
167
1747
1461
383
615
442
193
129
230
174
343
64
411
419
628
TV. Thomson ' 298,798 ; May 20 | 1055
G.Stevenson j 309,581 Dec. 23 ] 1345 j
J.C.TVaddell i 291,433 , Jan. l] 518 1
42
192
447
48
478
115
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536
630
405
150
418
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481
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465
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(179
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547
357
214
459
467
708
239
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555
342
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485
395
103
161
(295
J 296
(361
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187
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599
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1684.
Alj)hahetical list of inveiitiona — Coutiuued.
567
Inventiou.
I^ame.
Broadcast seed-
fertilizer-
Fertilizer-
Grain-
Seed-
Seed-
Feed- roller for grass-
Spaile orsliovel handle
Spadinfimachine
Spadiug-macbine. Horse
Spark-arrester
Sower.
Sower.
Sower.
Sower.
Sower.
Sower.
Sowers
Spark-arrester
Spark-arrester
Spark-arrester
Spai k-arrcster
Spark-arrester
.Spark-arrester
Spark-arrester
Spark-arrester
Spark-arrester
Spark-arrester
Spark-arrester ,
Spaik-arrester
Spark-arrester
S|)ai k-arrester
Spai k-arrester
Spaik-arrester
.Spsrkarrester
Spark-arrester
Soaik-arrester
Spark-arrester
Spark-arrester
Spark-arrester
Sjiark-arrester and flue-supporter. Combined
S.iaik arrester, conductor, and consumer
S'lark leceptacle door
Speaking-tul)e mouth-piece
Spectacle-case
Spectacle-frame
Spcc'acle-fiame
Spectacle-frame
Siiectacle-lenses. Machine for grinding
sliectacles
S jcctacles ,
S;)ectacles
Spectacles
Spectacles and eyeglasses
Speculum
Sjieculum
Speculum. Electric-light
Speculum. Eectal
Speed. Device for changing
Speed device. Variable
Speed-gage
Speed-governor
Speed-sovernor
Speed-indicator
Speed-indicator
Speed-indicator
Speed-indicator for shafting
Speed movement. Variable-
Speed of driven shafts. Eegulating
Speed-regulator
Speeder for the manufacture of rovings, coarse yarns.
Spike
Spike
Spike and bolt extractor
Spike-blanks. KoUed bar for
S ike extractor
S'. ike-extractor
Spike-extractor
Spike-machine
Spike roll
Spike-roll
Spikes and machine therefor. Manufacture of
Spikes. Die for and method of making
Spikes. Machine for making
Spile or test-tube for casks or vats
Spindl":
See Vehicle-spindle. Vehicle-wheel spindle.
Spindle-bearing
Spindle-hearing
Spindle-bearing
Spindle-bolster
Spindle-bolster -■
Spindle-boLster and its support
'^ i-dle-siipp(irt
No.
L. "Whitman 307,
M. Kissell 292,
W. Watts 308,
B. "Wright 303
D. Lavman 296,
H. Thomas 300,
F. Keller 293,
S. Bovles I 304.
F. Spausler 293,
B, Turchin.
C. Albrocht
B. Baldwin and E. R. Kline.
. C.Beal
B. Benjamin
Bemey
Foster
O. Frick
C. Hartsough
Huls and TT J. Chism
D. Hunter
D. riunter
A. .Jones
M. McKissick
Mertsheimer
Murray
S.Part
E. Reeves
M. Stainfleld
A. Stout
N. "Weaver
E. Werth
G.
F.
P.
J.
W
H.
J.
J.
J.
J. Westtnghouse
D. "Wiser and J. W. Maxey.
J. C. Ridley
M. L. Flynn and A. F. Bull
G. D. Hiinler
"W. Thomas
"W. H. Thomas
E. Collins
J. H. Nichols
J. "W. Eiglander
J". J". Bausch
A. J. Cross
A. J. Cross
J. Franklin
F. K. Eoberts
C. Marsh
H.Ehrhardt
G."W. Pagett
E. T. Starr
L. J. Ingersoll
G. H.Preston
"W. F. Marks
E.E.E. Cowell
T. L. Calkins
H. Tabor
E. R. E. Cowell
T. "W. Harding
R.J.Pratt
O. Smith
C.L. Smith
J". "W.Cheney
J. H. Sharp
J.F.Randall
310,092
299,590
294,760
300,647
296,217
308,837
303,944
301,799
303,748
293,431
303,888
301.077
304,327
305,808
305.809
H. Greer ' 308,251
S. Frost
J. North
J. S. Campbell.
J. P. Perkins . .
J. Ebbert
E. T.Sharp....
"W. A. AYright .
^V. Hultgran . .
H. Greer
H. Greer
H. Greer
J. North
F. Gautzsch .
J. Kilburn
J. Kilbnrn
J. Kilburn....
.T. R. Gray....
G. .Tanuith
J. R. Gray. . . .
J. A. Metcalf.
610
320
585
240
699
659
968
067
104
413
322
555
191
165
987
484
445
7'J6
336
E65
465
500
415
513
760
229
593
028
663
249
014
300.
295,
300,
300,
307.
304,
308.
293,
308,
306,
293,
307,
308,
306,
302!
292,
298,
303
297,
.309
303
309
298,807
302
293,
310,
303,
292,
307,
308.
295,
303,
291,
300
304
305
291
305,
307
295,
300,
302,
300,
297,
303,
299,
309,
296,
292,
299,
369
357
039
433
387
504
344
934
188
130
096
9P4
685
778
944
930
798
525
846
734
143
215
618
695
679
808
677
308,252
303,945
301,354
Date.
Nov. 4
Jan. 22
Nov. 25
Aug. 5
Apr. 8
June 17
Feb. 19
Aug. 26
Feb. 5
June 17
Mar. 18
June 17
Juno 10
Oct. 28
Sept. 9
Nov. 25
Feb. 12
Dec. 2
Oct. 7
Feb. 19
Nov. 4
Nov. 25
Oct. 14
July 22
Jan. 29
May 6
Aug. 12
Apr. 15
Dec. 23
Aug. 5
Dec. 9
May 20
July 22
Feb. 12
Dec. 30
Aug. 12
Jan. 22
Nov. 4
Nov. 25
Apr. 1
Aug. 5
Jan. I
June 17
Sept. 9
Sept. 23
.Jan. 8
Sept. 30
Nov. 11
Mar. 25
June 17
July 29
Julie 17
Apr. 22
Aug. 5
June 3
Dec. 30
Apr. 8
Feb. 5
June 3
Dec. 30
June 3
Mar. 11
June 17
Apr. 1
Dec. 2
Aug. 19
July 8
Aug. 19
Feb. 12
Aug. 19
June 24
Sept. 2
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Nov. 18
Nov. 18
Aug. 19
July 1
Monthly
volume.
257
1639
1.545
4.58
1014
1499
15.33
1,523
402
1181
1242
1358
885
1504
919
1392
872
251
396
1531
65
1415
501
1843
2242
352
892
1425
1451
461
596
1067
1665
762
1914
689
1728
115
1209
49
384
148
1555
926
1811
959
2102
676
1854
1316
2284
1598
1.576
419
1.50
1753
990
39
248
2000
114
509
1485
391
351
1347
928
1098
858
1270
2016
53
1994
1995
1084
1086
1348
355
296.7.54 Apr. 15
296.7.55 Apr. 15
Oct. 14
June 17
Nov. 18
Oct. 14
Aug. 26
306,624
300,-162
30,5.167
301J.633
304,016
1086
1087
708
1244
968
848
I 1450
70
4.59
420
124
284
413
422
41H
110
324
344
374
237
401
251
380
236
65
106
421
17
387
135
505
622
94
245
392
392
125
1.57
f 299
\300
456
203
518
190
482
31
331
14
104
43
427
254
505
269
600
185
515
361
627
4.38
433
113
37
473
278
11
61
C537
J 538
28
142
C408
)409
111
92
372
253
301
233
352
537
17
553
554
C2fl4
J 295
2P5
C373
1374
98
306
306
203
340
264
224
400
Official
Gazette.
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1191
1095
303
997
060
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745
73
726
382
664
99
359
430
593
624
282
992
540
816
742
325
581
1099
588
333
391
622
12
526
29
1227
998
1171
177
1242
504
1183
1184
440
1233
314
533
948
1065
197
4.50
966
1112
941
922
1214
75
763
715
177
669
599
701
1310
i 825
' 1211
I 1211
591
591
715
67
27
27
29
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921
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27 1169
29 569
29
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738
568
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Spinning and other machines. Stand for drawing-
rolls of
Spinning and twisting machine
Spinningandwindingyam, thread, &c. Machinefor
Spinning direct from the carding-machine. Mech-
anism for
Spinning, drawing, and twisting machinery. Scav-
enger mechanism for
Spinning-frame and uniting the ends of bands there-
of
Spinning frame. Device for supporting and lubri-
cating the spindles of a ring-
Spinning frame. King-
Spinning frame. Ring-
Spinning frame. Eing-
Spinning-frame spindle and bolster
Spinning-frame spindle-bearing
Spinning-frame spindle-bolster
Spinning- frame spindle-step
Spinning- frame yam gnide and guard
Spinning-frames, &c. Device for removing pressure
from rolls of
Supporting device for the spin-
Thread-separator for ring-
Tam-guide for ring-
Spinning frames
dies of ring-
Spinning frames.
Spinning frames.
Spinn ingmaohine
Spinning-machine flier
Spinning-machine spindle-bearing
Spinning-machine spindle-bolster . .»
Spinning-machines. Apparatus for collecting and
removing waste from
Spinning machines, &c. Device for suijporting the
spindles of silk-
Spinning-machines. Machine for applying glue to
top drawing-rolls of
Spinning-machines. Saddle for the top-rolls of
Spinning-machines, &c. Stop - motion mechanism
for
Spinning mules and jacks. Device for automatically
breaking doubled yarns in
Spinning-ring ,
Spiral ring
Spiral spring
Spiral springs. Machine for making
Spirits. Apparatus for improving ,
Spittoon
Spittoon
Spittoon
Spittoon-lifter
Spittoon-holder
Split ring
Splitting-gage
Spoke-extractor
Spoke-lathes. Sand-belt attachment for
Spoke-setting machine
Spoke-socket
Spoke-socket
Spoke. "Wire
Spokes. Machine for mUling off the hub ends of
wheel-
Spokeshave
Spokeshave
Sponge substitute. Medicated ,
Spool-blanks. Machine for cutting off. . .
Spool-feeder
Spool-holder
Spool-holder
Spool. Thread-
Spool. Thread-
Spooling-machine
Spooling-macbine bobbin-holder
Spooling-machine stop-motion device
Spooling-machine stop-motion device
Spooling-machine thread-guide
Spoon
Spoon
Spoon -
Spoon ,
Spoon and fork holder. G-lass
Spoon-bowl
Spoon-holder and knife-rest. Combined .
Spoon. Jeweled
Spoon. Mustache-
Spoon . Veterinary medicine -
Spout. Sap- -
Spout-.sieve
Spent. Water-
Spouting-elbow _.
Name.
Spraying, &c. Apparatus for E. A. Pond
J. H. Congdon.
C. A. Coggeshall.
0. Hanna and H. "W. T. Eamshaw.
E. W. Sargent
J. E. and E. Atwood.
J. "W. Wattles
J. B. Eolland
W. E. Sharpies
M. E. SuUivan
J. Birkenhead
G. B. McCracken and S. Hamer .
A. Aldrich
J.E. Prest
A. Pettengill
W.Kelley
J. W. Wattles.
G-. Jaquith
E. H. Wheat
T. Downward
L. Binns
A. R. Sherman
A. S. Hopkins
W. A. Delmage...
J. E. Atwood .
B. F. Kichols.
H. L. Pierce . .
C. H. Lamed .
C. P. Maillard.
W. K. Evans. (Reissue) .
G. W. Brooks
J. Lndlum
0. S. and W. S. Foster....
J. Stitzel
J.J. Deal
P. H.Deis
P. H.Deis
J. .J. Anthony
B. H. Haskin's
W. M. Fisher
H. S. Ginther
R. N". Caughell
E. Case
J. H. Hulburt
C. F. Baker
F. W. Starr
W. S. Kelley
J. Bamet
A. E. Chapman
A.D. Goodell
J. S. Gamgee
E. Allen and J. H. Morrison. .
E.Allen
A. W. Judd
C. Von Wallmenich
W. J. Clark
E. H. ConoTcr
W. P. TTIilinger
B. Saunders
J. Garsed
J. B . iSTorthrop
E. B. Williams
J. Bergfels
J. W. Calef
W. A. Cochran
W. Praddex
D. Bai ker
H. I\^ifko1(ls, Sr
F. B.Smith
T. J. Pairpoint
I. W. Parmenter
J. R. Stcttheimer and T. Leia.
C. C. Po.st
D. B. AVeightraan
E. A. Hildcbrandt
D. B.Rock
No.
304,296
293,738
306,246
G. B. Lukens 302,750
299,855
296,377
309,903
305,237
307,875
307,880
295,899
.300,785
297,959
303,046
306,348
309,062
306,565
296,574
301,544
306,815
205,974
305.969
296,962
296,148
302,814
306,419
298,621
300,616
304,114
10.
301
303.
303.
306.
292:
299.
30.'').
305.
296,
295.
205,
293,
307,
293.
307,
305.
292,
293,
519
560
302
717
437
286
355
298
O.W
409
158
620
307
628
174
162
978
562
934
294,197
293,651
301,443
307,736
299.
306.
307.
299.
300,
300,
306,
297.
295,
294,
298,
309.
303,
294.
305,
305.
304.
305,
291
291,'
296,
307.
309,
,047
,258
,691
739
002
366
109
2.12
503
712
159
437
212
910
498
839
039
629
394
950
059
822
949
296,786
307,330
Date.
Sept. 2
Mar. 25
Oct. 7
July 29
June 3
Apr. J
Dec. 30
Sept. 16
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
Apr. 1
June 24
May 6
Aug. 5
Oct? 7
Dec. 9
Oct. 14
Apr. ,J
July 8
Oct. 21
Apr. 1
Sept. 30
Apr. 15
Apr. 1
July 29
Oct. 14
May 13
June 17
Aug. 26
ScT.t. 2
July 8
Aug. 12
Aug. 19
Oct. 14
Jan. 22
May 27
Sept. 16
Sept. 23
Aiir. 8
Mar. 18
Mnr. 25
Feb. 12
Nov. 4
Feb. 5
Oct. 28
Sept. 30
Jan. 29
Feb. 19
Feb. 26
Feb. 19
July 1
Nov. 11
May 20
Oct. 7
Nov. 4
June 3
Oct. 21
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Apr. 22
Mar. 18
Mar. 4
May 6
Doc. 16
Aui. 5
Mar. 11
Sept. 23
Sept. 30
Aug. 26
Sept. 23
Jan. 1
Jan. 15
Apr. 1
Nov. 11 1
Dec. 30 j
Apr. 15 !
Oct. 28
Monthly
volnme.
CO
12
1777
286
2162
441
614
1764
1240
608
615
8
1666
1
209
410
650
606
1021
95
2187
1336
304
2245
505
825
1432
1.180
520
623
532
1060
,526
1601
1747
1.321
1777
655
1029
16.38
699
278
511
1.501
2201
1971
1491
1846
1107
472
419
1366
297
362
317
1130
432
97
1721
1467
449
240
1149
410
697
15S9
2033
1479
1746
470
1180
l-)9
547
1S17
494
76
594
114
170
476
340
168
169
2
456
1
58
110
172
179
240
164
270
29
607
371
87
616
136
230
3! 4
432
172
145
290
141
447
503
364
494
181
284
455
186
74
136
400
611
.5.10
410
.504
307
■117
I 118
389
80
98
81
300
116
25
467
405
125
63
310
112
194
440
563
408
132
328
58
149
488
315
316
460
461
Official
Gazette.
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26
29
28
27
27
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29
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1006
122
1067
1060
490
492
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527
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206
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
569'
Invention.
Name.
No.
Monthly ; Official
volume. ; G.izette.
Date.
Spring:
See Bicycle-saddle Saddle-spring,
spring. Seat-sprins.
Bnggy-spring. Spiral pprine.
Car-spring. Trnck-spring.
Carriage-spring. Vehicle-s»pring.
Cultiv.'itor-spring. Vehicle-seat spring.
Door-spring. Vehicle side spring.
Door and gate spring. Vehicle tension-spring.
Elliptic spring. ' "Wagon-spi ing.
Furnitiire-spring. Wagon-bolster spring.
Platform-spring. Watch-case spring.
Enbbei- spring. Watch hair-spring.
Spring
Spring and weight motor
Spring-holt
Spring-chair
Spring-clasp
Spring-clasp
Spring-clasp
Spring-conpling
Spring-coupling
Spring-coupling for vehicles
Spring for steara and other pressure gages
Spring-holder for napkins, &c
Spring-jack switch
Spring-motor
Spring-motor
Spring-motor
Spring-motor
Spring-motor
Spring-motor
Spring-motor
Spring-motor
Spring-motor
Spring-motor
Spring-motor
Spring-motor
Spring-motor
Spring-motor
Spring-motor -
Spring-motor
Spring-motor
Spring-motor
Spring-motor
Spring-motor
Spring-motor
Spring-motor
Spring-motor
Spring-motor regulator
Spring-motors. Mechanism for controlling
Spring-plates. Die for forming ribs on
Spring-roller. Friction-balanced
Spring-support.
Springs for receiving bushing. Mechanism for tin-
ishing the ends of
Springs. Machine forforming
Springs. Machine for forming
Sprinkler:
See Automatic sprinkler. Street-sprinkler.
Clothes-sprinkler. Streetandlawn sprinkler
Plnnt-sprinkler.
Spi inkier and atomizer
.Sprinkling-machine -
Sprocket-wheel
Spur
Combined carpenter's .
Combined T-
Combined drawing-. - .
bpur
Square and bevel.
Square and bevel.
Square and miter.
Square. Caliper-
Square. Carpenter's
Square. Combination try and bevel . . .
Square, level, and triangle. Combined
Square. T-
Square. Tailor's -
Square. Try-
Square. Try-
Squares for builders' and joiners' use.
for
Squeeze-roll
Squib. Miner's
Squib. Miner's
Squib. Miner's
Squib. Miner's
Squib. Miner's
Stacking-frame
Staining and coloring. Apparatus for .
Attachment
B. Clayton...
A. Lewis
P. Porg
A. M. Blake .
E. S. Smith . .
E. S. Smith . .
E. S. Smith . .
L. Roth
A. Wood
G. F. Thompson .
E. A. Word
J. C.Tutt
E. V. Freeman...
T. K. Austin ....
B. Clayton
J. W. Fawkes . . .
G.
G.
D.
H.
A.
C.
C.
c.
A.
D.
J.
.T.
J.
F.
A.
E.
P.
A.
H
J.
T.
F. Godley
F. Godley
E. Hawkins
Hohmann
Kanthack
L. Kidder
L. Kidder
L. Kidder
Marqu6s
M. Pfautz
B. Powell
B. Powell
B.Pugh
Slu\w"
D. Stausbury
Steel and J. Vannot*
A. Tarhox
Watkins
B. Whittaker and G. P. Godlev .
A. Wright...-
M. OfiFutt
W. Wharton, Jr.
W. Evans
.T. H. Euss
D. !N"unnellev •
W. Harty. -.■...
G. Xorwood
G. Iforwood
301,963
298,001
308,887
298,936
303,546
303,547
303,596
301,833
309,908
300,660
297,735
305,029
309,218
300,753
309,524
2:16.735
,978
979
,014
3S9
,388
835
.309
901
419
707
1S3
849
505
363
,725
893
,8f9
901
,970
970
,345
299,
299,
30C,
297,
298.
306.
307.
309,
308,
296,
203,
299,
295,
304,
297,
309,
290,
309,
292
29li
306,
July 15
May 6
Dec. 9
May 20
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
Julv 8
Dec. 30
June 17
Apr. 29
Sept. 9
Dec. 16
.Tune 24
Dec. 23
Apr. 15
June 10
June 10
Oct. 14
Apr. 22
Mav 13
Oct. 21
Oct. 28
Dec. 30
Nov. 25
Apr. 8
Feb. 5
June 3
Mar. 18
Sept. 2
Apr. 29
Dec. 30
Apr. 15
Dec. 30
Feb. 5
.Jan. 15
Oct. 7
301,780 ' July 8
306,010 Sept. 30
304,456 Sept. 2
305,015 i Sept '
309,851 '^
Dec.
1139
r>2
423
1226
824
825
89fi
974
1770
1409
2354
965
865
1625
12C0
1063
595
600
75C
1898
559
1051
1691
1832
1317
1020
538
434
1471
99
2343
1750
1250
1761
239
1201
407
903
2245
213
949
lf94
313
13
113
347
226
226
(245
) 246
2C4
478
414
640
263
230
446
340
(299
)3C0
160
161
159
516
154
278
453
493
359
287
143
112
405
31
637
472
349
475
65, C6
336
110
C245
) 246
<622
H23
03
2.J9
460
301,261 1 Julv 1
305,707 Sept. 23
238 64.05
1838 513
M.Goldman 293,730 Feb. 19
J. Dahu 307,103 Oct. 28
B. A. Legg 296.ir2 Apr. 1
J. Kaino 30.8,413 Nov. 25
C.M.Scbmidt 304 460 Sept. 2
E. Steele 299.435 May 27
W.F.HUl 304.196 Aug. 20
J. Miillcr 306,418 Oct. 14
A f'.Winn 302,079 .Julv 15
W. E. and S E. .Jones 29-2.017 .Jan. 15
H. W.Merrill 307.787, Nov. 11
F. W. G. Boettcher 304,601 : Sept. 2
C.A.Smith 307,419 Oct. 28 1840
S. C. Eudand 305,849 Sept. .30 2043
W.B.Edwards 308.145 Nov. 18 | 939
W.A.Gabriel 296,157 Apr. 1! 312
A. G. Olson and J. McFarlane 302,767 July 29 2181
1215
1424
3S9
1308
220
1845
1693
504
12fc6
1260
495
422
F. G. and A. 0. Sargent 292,257 , Jan. 22
G.Hayes ". 291,343 i Jan. 1
G.A.Ingram 296,011 i Apr. 1
J.E.Powell 302,281! .July 22
J.E. Powell 305,223i Sept. 16
G.S.Ecese 1309,095 1 Dec. 9
W. J. Darrah 298,8331 May 20
G.H.Smith .' 292,221 I Jan. 22
1568
402
147
1538
1221
696
1100
1517
336
361
103
337
64
531
462
130
356
3.'2
13.T
117
C 496
H97
.566
257
90
600
438
114
43
424
334
188
308
f 425
H26
28
27
£9
27
28
28
I-
28
29
27
27
28
29
27
29
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27
27
29
27
27
29
29
29
29
27
26
27
26
28
27
29
27
29
26
26
29
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22$
537
783
773
61.3
613
62&
185
1069
1217
466
1005
878
1244
95T
217
1043
1044
146
374
640
212
330
1079
04a
204
535
1004
1109
633
464
1004
250
10C&
486
23*
75
17a
[28 I 1259
856
100?
1054
28
29
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26 1
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28
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27
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26
27
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287
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657
900
784
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242-
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894
362
1220
563
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alj}habetical list of inventions — Continued.
InTention.
Staircase. Folding .
Stair-pad
Stair-rod fastener . . .
Stairs .
Xame.
Stairs. Folding
Stairs for buildings
Stake for guy-ropes
State. Vine and flower.
Stalt-chopper
Stalk-cutter
Stalk-cutter ,
Stalk-cutter 1 ,
Stall for animals
Stamp and dater combined. Self-inking hand
Stamp and envelope moistener
Stamp-battery
Stamp-canceler
Stanip-canceler
Stamp. Canceling-
Stamp. Canceling-
Stamp. Dating-
Stamp. Hand-
Stamp. Hand-
Stamp. Hand-
Stamp-mill
Stamp-mill. Steam
Stamp. Steam-power <.
Stamp. Ticket-numbering
Stamp. Time-
Stamp. Time-
■ Stamp. Time-
Stamp. Time and date . - .
Stamping-press
Stand:
See Beer or draining
stand.
Cuspidor-stand.
Fruit and flower
stand.
Garment-stand.
Inkstand.
Map-stand.
Staple
Staple
Staple
Staple and die. Combined
Staple-extractor
Music-stand.
Terfumery-stand.
j'lant-stand.
Show-stand .
Soap-stand.
Umbrella-stand.
"Wash-stand.
Staple-forming machine
Staple-lock
Staple or fastener
Staple-puller
Staple-setting iustrument
Sta])lcs. Machine for inserting ,
Staples. Machine for making
Staples. Machine for making
Staples. Machine for making baj'bed
Staples. Tool for driving
Starch-filling, &c. Process of and machine for
Starch-manufacture. Treating and utilizing the re-
fuse or waste products resulting from
Starch. Manufacturing
.Starch. Manufacturing
Starch. Manufacturing
Starch. Manufacturing
Starch refuse, &c. Apparatus for separating solid
and liquid portions of
Starch-separator
Starch-yielding materials and apparatus therefor.
Treatment of
Station-indicator
Station-indicator
Station-indicator
Station-indicator
Station-indicator
Station-iudicator
Station-indicator
Stationery-package
Stave and shingle sawing machine
Stavc-beuding machine
Stavc-crozing machine
Stavo-dressing machine .
Stave-jointing machine. .
Stavo-ioinfing machine. .
Stave-jointing machine..
:Stave-i)acker
C. H. Chase
T. New
G. Nobes
P. H. Jackson
T. Peterson
P. H. Jackson
J. J. Moore
F. Borner
W. H. Mercer
A. K. Brown
G. W. and G. A. Davis .
E. M. Pierson
G. J. Metzger
E. Schmitz
D. G. Beaumont
A. M. and S. M. A. Fortier.
I. F. "Walter and L. Bender.
E. B. Brown
P.Pfeifer
"W. E. DeLap
J. P. EUaoott
B.B.Hill, (Reissue)
W. W. Sawyer and J. H. Gould . .
G. S. Long
W. H. Thompson
"W. S. Sharpneck
J.Keller
W. H. Gillette
"W. H. Gillette
■W.H.Gillette
F. B. "Wood
W. D. Chapman
C. B. Brainard...
"W. H. Brevoort.
P. "W. Doherty--
J. F. Thaver-.-.
B. Hubbell
D. C. Stover ....
G. "W. Leuchtenburg
F. A. Smith, Jr
J. C. Irvin
H. Eope
S. E. Mower
J. Adt
"W. M. Sheesley
G. Kurasey
F. "W. Nevius.-,
I. E. Palmer...
P. H. Grimm . .
H. Duryea
H. DuTvea
"W. AV.'Underhill.
W. "W. "CTnderhiU .
P. H. Giimm
C. W. Treniain
J. H. S. "Wildsmith .
S. Bnllin
H. E.Bissell
H. E.Bissell
C. H. Jenne
C. W. Musgrove..
I. Osgood
M. V. Walker . . . .
C.W. Cook
"W. J. Henderson .
E. and B. Holmes.
S. F. Maxwell . . . .
G. J. Fritz .
R. W. Tavener
J. Treat
296,526
310,074
304,951
307,551
.300,395
302.339
292.129
291.5G9
293,055
299,053
308,306
306,771
303,942
297,856
303,107
G. H. Malter 305,701
293,443
308,814
295.729
293,510
305,513
308,309
10,506
309,883
298,869
304,471
296,789
301,999
300,966
302,559
309,537
303,382
305,290
300,204
305,044
308,473
293,540
295,494
301,839
306.537
296,628
292,842
304,851
303,930
300,700
301,4.36
294,530
294.5:il
296,000
300,165
307,366 j
295 326
298,162
309,020
295,405
291,073
297,025
297,320
30,5,896
292,309
297,401 j
296,199 i
309,341
304,873
300.033
"W. F. "Wellman 306,885
J. Tomlinson '309,421
Monthly
Oflficial
Date.
volume.
Gazette.
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237
28
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ISTov. 4
181
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June 17
11.59
318
27
11.54
July 22
1620
446
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Jani. 15
1388
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Jan. 8
697
196
26
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Feb. 5
338
93
26
504
May 20
1372
391
27
800
Nov. 18
1152
314
29
604
Oct. 21
967
256
29
196
Aug. 19
1342
371
28
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Apr. 29
2485
5 680
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284
79
28
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Sept. 23
1832
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871
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Dec. 2
322
84
29
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Mar. 25
1764
490
26
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Feb. 12
944
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26
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Sept. 23
1606
444
28
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Nov. 18
1156
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1315
126
|29
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Aug. 5
465
28
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Dec. 30
1735
469
29
1062
May 20
1141
320
27
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Sept. 2
237
68,69
28
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Apr. 15
1123
316
27
228
July 15
1188
327
28
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June 24
1878
516
27
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July 29
1917
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28
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Dec. 23
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Aug. 12
628
28
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Sept. 16
1312
361
28
1073
June 10
908
244
27
1099
Sept. 10
985
270
28
1015
Nov. 25
1377
376
29
657
Feb. 12
976
267
26
620
Mar. 18
1459
402
26
1106
July 8
983
5266
1267
|28
187
Nov. 11
486
134
29
46Y
Jan. 29
1907
534
26
372
Jan. 8
916
256
26
169
Dec. 9
567
149
29
810
Dee. 9
677
182
29
834
Jan. 8
825
231
26
1.54
Oct. 14
648
170
29
127
Apr. 8
931
260
27
]'5
Feb. 5
78
21
26
4.57
Sept. 9
732
20 L
28
901
Aug. 19
1325
306
28
711
June 17
1560
27
1228
July 1
463
28
80
Mai'. 4
2 16
26
870
Mar. 4
237
26
870
Apr. 1
135
39
27
28
June 10
845
238 I
27
1089
Oct. 28
1774
477
29
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Mar. 18 1247
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26
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May 6 251
64. 6.1 '
27
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Dec. 9
602
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11-9
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Mar. 18
1344
374
26
1085
Jan. 1
70
20
26
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Apr. 29
2204
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27
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Apr. 22
1795
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Sept. 30
2104
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Apr. 22
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
571
Invention.
Stave-packing machine
Stave-sawing machine ;
Stave-shaping machine. Barrel- J
Staying-piece for garment slit-openings
Staying-piece for garments
Staying-piece for garments
Steam alarm and damper regulator
Steam-alarm and damper-regulator
Steam and air biate
Steam and vapor engines. Plunger for
Steam and water heater
Steam. Apparatus for utilizing waste heat of kilns
in generating
Steam apparatus. Eotating joint mechanism for
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam-boiler
Steam
Steam
Steam
Steam
Steam
Steam
Steam
Steam
Steam
■boiler .
boiler
-boiler .
-boiler .
boiler .
boiler
-boiler .
-boiler .
-boiler .
Steam-boiler .
Steam-boiler .
Steam-boiler .
Steam-boiler .
Steam-boiler .
Steam-boiler .
Steam-boiler.
Steam
Steam-
Steam-
Steam-
Steam -
Steam-
Steam-
Steam-
Steam-
Steam
Steam-
Steam
Steam
Steam
Steam
Steam
Steam
Steam
Steam-
Steam-
boiler
boiler
boiler
boiler
boiler
boiler
boiler
boiler
boiler
boiler
boiler
boiler
boiler
boiler
■boiler,
boiler
boiler
-boiler
boiler
boiler-
and furnace
and furnace
and furnace lining
and generator
and sediment-collector combined.
Base-burning
cleaner
cleaner
covering
fire-box
flue cleaner
Steam-boiler flue- tube.
Steam-boiler flues. Cleaning
Steam-boiler for heating pui'poses.
Steam-boiler heater
Steam-boiler. Sectional
Steam-boiler. Sectional
Steam-boiler. Sectional
boiler. Sectional ,
boiler. Sectional
boiler. Sectional
boiler superheating attachment - - - .
boiler. TJpright
boiler water-purifier -
boilers. Anti-incrustator for
boilers. Composition for removing scale from.
boilers, &c. Covering for
boilers. Heating and feeding water to
boilers. High-pressure alarm for
-boilers. Mud-arrester for
■boilers. Preventing incrustation in
boilers. Producing circulation in - - -
■boilers. Steam-generator attachment to
boilers- Water-purifier for
Steam-
Steam-
Steam-
Steam
Steam-
Steam-
Steam-
Steam
Steam
Steam-
Steam
Steam
Steam
Steam-
Steam
Steam
Steam-brake - - -
Steara-cyUnder lubricator
Steam-cylinders. Duplex safety apparatus for -
Steam-cylinders. Preventing condensation in .
, Steam-cylinders,
tion from
Withdrawing water of condcnsa-
Name.
J. H. Overton
CM. Mueller
M. E. Beasley and E. M. Hugen-
tobler.
I. P. Turner
G. E. NoiTis
G.W.Pine
J. C. Jones
J. C. Jones and C. T. Eeid
C.Phillips
J. L. Bogert
A. Holt
C.Godfrey
E. Wright
W. D. Adams
J. Alves
E.B.Badlam
G. B. Bravton
A. De Dion, G. T. Bouton, and C.
Tr6pardoux.
J. 0. Draper
P. F. Dundon
J.F.Gray
H. Grimm
W. F. Hatcher
S. P. Hedges
W. Kincaid
H. K. Kriebel
H. Lane
W. Malam
S. McClain ...
J. Mitchell . . .
B. F. Mohr . . .
S. T. Porter . .
K. S. Putnam.
. J. Boberts
J. Kodie
J. Eosello
L. Schutte
T. H. Sears
G. W.Shealey
G.Steele
J. Stevens
G. S. Strong
B. F. Wright
W. TJ. Fairbaim
W. S. Post and H. D. Sawyer.
C. McMillan .'....
J. C. Stead..
J. Spaulding
M. E. Herbert
J. H. Foster
E. Stewart
H. F. Allen
R. L. Walker
J . Cocker
No.
305,705
300,194
295,059
295,935
298,401
305,822
296,839
307,492
309,686
291,347
297,381
298,049
293,697
292,613
290,505
292,154
291,580
300,767
298,. 561
305,073
307,295
303,156
301,.590
308,677
298, 8S2
301,374
309,069
308,918
310,071
309,484
309,092
302,775
297,009
302,033
304,133
291,092
309,650
304,869
307,599
294,!I27
304.973
303,690
291,041
299,578
296,768
302,440
30.5,857
301,366
293,444
295,070
1 294,951
293,544
309,377
■ 305.593
310,028
302,210
308, 1 55
295,328
305,289
J. A. Hopkinson
M. S. Cabell
F. H. Pulsifer
0. Eothrock
H. A. Barnard
L. W. Chadwick...
G. A. Colby 301,964
J. E. Lewis
K. R. Zell
K.R. Zell
J. A. Stout
D. F. Coghlan
D. Hanna
S.G. Cabell
A. Wilson
G. C. Hicks
H. Stollwerck
C. W. Johnston and P. Brown.
J.C. Ridley
E. J. Hoffiiian
W. Craig
B. Davis..
E. W. Tanduzen
G. W. Taylor and J. N. Sutherland.
W. L.Parker
J. Ryan
C. W. Crawford ...
C. C. Wortbinston .
307,476
304,689
304,890
292,146
309 602
306,606
304.989
301,782
294.780
301,017
295,400
301.755
293,172
294,118
30.5,803
292,076
309,261
294,068
.304,757
292,104
309,277
Date.
May
27
Sept.
23
June 10 1
Apr.
1
Apr.
1
May
13
Sept.
30
Apr.
15
Nov.
4
Dec.
23
Jan.
1
Apr.
22
May
6
Feb.
19
Jan.
29
Jiine
3
Jan.
22
Jan.
8
June 24 I
M.ay
13 1
Sept.
16
Oct.
28
Aug.
5
July
8
Dec.
2
May
20
July
1
Dec.
9
Dec.
9
Dec.
30
Dec.
16
Dec.
9
July
29
Apr.
15
July
15
Aug.
26
Jan.
1
Dec.
23
Sept.
9
Nov.
4
Mar.
11
Sept.
9
Aug.
19 ,
Jan.
1"
June
3 !
Apr.
15
July
22
Sept.
30
July
1
Feb.
12
Mar.
11
Mar.
11
: Feb.
12
Dec.
16
- Sept.
23
Dec.
30
July
15
Dec.
2
Mar.
18
Sept.
16
July
15
Monthly
volume.
Nov. 4
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
•Jan. 15
Dec. 23
Oct. 14
Sept. 9
Julv 8
Mai'. 11
.Tune 24
Mar. 18
Julv 8
Feb. 5
Feb. 20
Sept. 30
Jan. 15
Dec. 16
Feb. 26
Sept. 9
Jan. 15
Dec. 10
1911
1835
891
78
50
572
2012
1188
100
1476
406
1878
110
1170
2039
6
1417
713
1647
771
1021
1678
341
664
125
1132
388
661
462
1973
1207
692
2189
1397
1224
1604
91
1442
760
239
714
902
1024
31
97
1099
17,52
2052
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917
743
980
1078
1700
1912
1445
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1250
1311
1139
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572
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Balanced
Compound . .
Compound . .
Compound . .
cylinder-head .
lubricator
lubricator
lubricator
Steam-distributing pipes. Automatic relief device \
for 3
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine ,
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam
Steam-
Steam
Steam
Steam-
Steam
Steam
Steam-
Steam-
Steam-
Steam-
Steam-
Steam
Steam
Steam
Steam
of
Steam
Steam
Steam-
Steam-
Steam-
Steam-
Steam-
Steam
Steam-
Steam-
Steam-
Steam-
Steam
Steam
Steam-
Steam-
engine
engine,
-engine
-engine,
-engine,
-engine
■engine
-engine
engine
engine or water-motor
engine. Oscillating
engine piston-head
engine. Portable
-engine reversing-gear
■engine reversing-gear
-engines. Condenser-head for exhaust-pipes
-engines. Inertia-recording mechanism for
gage and alarm
Electric alarm for
generating apparatus
generating apparatus
generator
generator
generator
generator
generator
goneiator
generator
generator
generator
generator
generator
Steam-generator
Steam-generator
Steam-generator
Steam-generator
Steam-generator
Steam-generator
Steam-gf nerator
Steam-generator
Steam-geueratov _
Steam-generator for sewing-machine motors, &c
Steam-generator for street-car or other locomotive en-
gines.
Stean[i-generator. Portable
Steam-generator. "Water-tube
Steam-generators.
Steam-heater
Steam-heater
Steam-heater
Steam-heater
Steam-heater
Apparatus for cleaning .
Kame.
Steam. Method of and apparatus for generating .
Steam-motor. Rotary
Steam-mufiBer
Steam-nozzle.
Noiseless .
E. H. Ashcroft .
A. Bollinger
E.Catlin
W. Golding
B. W. Grist
J. E. Guenther .
H. J. Johnson . .
D. P. Kane
M. Lower
S. "W. Ludlow . .
J. B. Pitchford .
G. E. Seiser
P. E. Sickels . . .
G. Smith, Jr
J.B.Smith
G. S. Strong
H. H. "Wesfinghouse
B. Field
H. Howaldt
C. W. Jenkins
W. L. Shcpard
H. Tabor
C. W. Boluss
"W. H. Craig
C. B. McAlvay and C. H. Christo-
pher.
G. S. Peppard
M. Ulrich
A. T. Arnold and P. F. Emory .
R. M. Bigger
H. Fleming
E. A. Marsh
W. C. Lyman. (Reissue) . . .
E. F. AVilliams
A. Portillo
S. Carley and T. McKenna.
J.H.Dale
W. A. Pentecost
B. T. Babbitt
J. "W. Bailey
C. 0. Blantenbaker and E. N. Ed-
monds.
G. F. Brott
B. S. Comstock
J. P. Forbes
E. F. Gordon and H. Hobbs .
D. M. Graham
H. Heine
T. C.Joy
F. Livet
T. F. Morrin and W. W. Scott.
0. D. Orris
C.E. Safford
M. H. Smith
T. E. Thompson
J. W.Upson
E. I. Walden
J. Walp
J. N. TVingett
L. Heinrici
F. G. Wheeler
J. A. Forbes -
C. "Ward
B. T. Babbitt. .
J. L. Boyer
W. C. Bronson.
W. J. Lane
"W. H. Lewis and 0. K. Ascher
■J. F. Pease
G. Dieckmann
T. "Wise
A. Berney
C. "W. Nason
No.
299,192
304.493
305,425
298,081
305,811
294,226
304,269
306,930
302,507
306,410
302,636
295,681
294,086
292,264
291,704
304,975
303,083
296,944
301,991
295,403
298.630
303,070
305,887
291,696
.300,619
299,161
300,166
309,918
291,279
303,387
308,567
10,497
307.612
291,769
294,195
294,119
298,024
309.282
301,325
303,910
293,222
300,446
305,300
291,185
295.542
304,195
292,822
295,775
309,727
308,429
309,651
308,388
291,959
294.291
300,418
304,477
306.985
305,307
299,607
303,566
297,649
309,283
303,912
300,207
300,376
306,270
308,039
292,546
Date.
303,781
304.986
291,762
May 27
Sept. 2
Sept. 23
May 6
Sept. 30
Feb. 26
Aug. 26
Oct. 21
July 22
Oct. 14
July 29
Mar. 25
Feb. 26
Jan. 22
Jan. 8
Sept. 9
Aug. 5
Apr. 15
July 15
Mar. 18
May 13
Aug. 5
Sept. 30
Jan. 8
June 17
May 27
June 10
Dec. 30
Jan. 1
Aug. 12
Nov. 25
July 8
Nov. 4
Jan. 8
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
May 6
Dec. 16
July 1
Aug. 19
Feb. 12
June 17
Sept. 10
Jan. 1
Mar. 25
Aug. 26
Feb. 5
Mar. 25
Dec. 23
Nov. 25
Dec. 23
Nov. 25
Jan. 15
Feb. 26
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Oct. 21
Sept. 16
June 3
Aug. 12
Apr. 29
Dec. 10
Aug. 19
June 10
June 17
Oct. 7
Nov. 11
Jan. 29
Aug. 19
Sept. 9
Jan. 8
Monthly
volume.
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271
1473
148
19t7
1880
1784
1165
1837
491
2029
1703
1692
1576
973
905
255
1320
1175
1342
833
239
2094
869
1437
1511
846
1780
329
636
1522
999
260
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1845
1741
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953
324
1298
584
1223
1323
217
1525
1690
55
1821
1525
1328
1-137
1269
1190
1956
1187
247
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1333
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851
2239
955
1300
911
1136
313
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173
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
573
InveutioD.
Steam-pipe and boiler covering
St«am-pipo conduit
Steam-pipe covering
Steam-pipejoint for rotary paper-drying cylinders, &c
Steam-pressure-gage trap
Steam-pressure regulator
Steam-trap
Steam-trap
Steam-trap
Steam-trap
Steam-trap
Steam-trap
Stcam-tiap
St«aiD-trap
Steam-trap
Steam-trap
Steam-trap. Kegistering . .
Steam. Utilizing exhaust- .
Steam- wheel
Steamer
Steamer. Grain-
Steamer. Potato-
Steamer. Vegetable-
Steel .
Steel and steely iion. Manufacturing articles of
Steel by tbe Bessemer process. Apparatus for mak
ing
Steel for reworking. Preparin g old
Steel from wrougbt-iron with plumbago. Producing .
Steel. Hardening
Steel ingots. Apparatus for treating
Steel ingots. Pouring and compressing
Steel. Manufacture of
Steel. Manufacturing wrought-
Steel-melting furnace. Open-hearth
Steolribbon. Methodof andapparatnaforhardening.
Steels. Combining
Steelyard
Steering apparatus
Steering apparatus. Ship's
Steering-gear for ships
Steering-gear for vessels
Steering mechanism. Ship
Steering mechanism. Steam
Steering-wheel
Stench-trap
Stencil
Stencil-holder
Stencil-holder
Stencil or perforating-pen
Stencil-plate
Step or ladder
Step or stoop protector
Stereoscope
Stereotype-backing powder or filling
Stereotype-block
Stereotype-matrix and making the same
Steieotype or electrotype plates. Mounting
Stereotype-plate
Stereotype-plates in the form. Device for securing.
Steieotype plates. Method of and apparatus for dry-
ing matrices for
Stereotypes. Device for locking removable
Stereotypes. Machine for grooving
Stereotyping apparatus
Still..-'-
Still for the manufacture of brandy
Still. Petroleum- t
Stirrup
Stirrup machine. "Wooden-
Stirrup. Saddle-
Stirrup. Saddle-
Stitch ripper. Lock-
Stitches. Hand apparatus for forming
Stitching-horae
Stocking and knitting the same
Stocking and manufacturing the same
Stocking-supjiorter
Stocking-supporter
Stocking-supporter
Stocking -supporter and button -hole catch.
bined
Stocking-supporter and garter
Stocking-supporter and sleere-adjnster
Stone. "Art or process of and composition for mak-
ing artificial
Stone anil maible. Manufacture of artificial
Stone. Artificial
Stone breaker and crusher
Com-
Kame.
L. Aldrich
L. F. Beckwith . . .
J. M. Ordway
M. J. Eoach
G. H. Crosby
D. C. Kellani
J. H. Blessing
G. W. Coffee
J. C. Hendry
J. Keidel
H. Lancaster
G. B. McCracken .
E. B. Morse
E. F. Osborne
W. and W. D. Puffer .
"W. Vauderman
T. J. Kieley
D. Eenshaw
H. Laliberty
J. G. "Webb
F. Burckhardt
C. F. Bower
L. M. Marr
11. Hadfield
S. Johnston
A. Davy
"W. Parkinson . ..
"W. A. O. "Wuth..
L. B.Pockwell...
G. J. Suelus
G. "W.Billings...
K. Hadfield
S. T. Wellman . . .
C. M.Ryder
J. Logan
J. J. Williamson.
AV. "W. Edmonds.
E. M. G. Brown .
C. F. Eodeen ....
J. K. Kilboum and G. Fossick .
"W. Adair
G.F. demons
"W. C . "Wilhamson and H. 0. Fladvad .
E. F. Barnes and L. C. Strickland . .
H. Pietscb
B. "Walker
J. ^V. Bennett
W. H. Perkins
J. C.Hill
E. E. Ghezzi
R. Hamnjill
J.H. Potts
H. E. Pierce
E. and A. H. Cowles
E. E. Pratt
"W..L Shaw
E. "W. Nelson
F. K. Tracy
E. E. Pratt
G. Pearce and E. Hughes
E.E.Pratt
E. E. Pratt, C. S. Partridge, and G.
E. Lloyd.
F. J. Smith
P. N. Bardo
J. M. Foy -
R. C. Clark and M. H. Warren
F. Lebmann
"W. F. Cowles and J. Wool worth- . .
S. A. Nolen
C. C. Philbrook
E. H. "Wheeler . . . :
C. Stickel
S. H. EandaU
W. Esty
E. Schilling
G. N. Buck
G. Campbell
I. V. Ford
S. E. Moore and "W. H. Mansfield. .
No.
Monthly
volume.
Date.
308.943
294,354
308,516
298,6-.;4
297,504
307,201
295,224
302,622
292.914
308.076
299,809
295,573
298,878
300,003
295,280
300,664
301,500
300,506
306,842
308,116
30.5,142
297,346
295,930
303,151
309, .'i07
302,712
301,147
300,826
309,492
294,2c3
298,662
303,150
298.642
298,028
297,610
29.5,965
303,133
295,106
308,804
300,613
292,611
305,741
300,180
304,401
301,151
304,470
308,4,57
306,639
298.853
290,327
305.590
304,128
296.055
C. F. and W. J. "Walters.
C. C.Shelby
! J. H. Trickey
294,588
300,732
308.043
298,703
295,596
300,731
296,049
296,061
309,093
297,023
291.833
308.763
298,825
300,986
294,203
295,129
29.1,423
296.492
296.084
307,141
291.173
293,363
292.406
295,146
304,718
301.745
1 ■
300,923
291.233
308,111
Dec. 9
Mar. 4
Nov. 25
May 13
Apr. 22
Oct. 28
Mar. 18
.Inly 29
Feb. 5
Dec. 2
June 3
Mar. 25
May 20
June 10
Mar. 13
June 17
July 8
June 17
Oct. 21
Nov. 18
Sept. 16
Apr. 22
Apr. 1
Auff. 5
Dec. 10
July 29
July 1
June 24
Dec. 16
Feb. 26
May 13
Aug. 5
May 13
May 6
Apr. 29
Apr. 1
Aug. 5
Mar. 11
Dec. 2
June 17
Jan. 29
Sept. 30
June 10
Sept. 2
July 1
Sept. 2
Nov. 25
Oct. 14
May 20
Apr. 8
Sept. 23
Aug. 26
Apr. 1
Mar. 4
June 17
Nov. 11
May 13
Mar. 25
June 17
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
Dec. 9
Apr. 15
Jan. 8
Dec. 2
May 20
June 24
Feb. 26
Mar. 11
Mar. 18
Apr. 8
Apr. 1
Oct. 28
Jan. 1
Feb. 12
Jan. 22
Mar. 18
Sept. 9
July 8
June 24
Jan. 1
Nov. 18
494
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828
2041
1546
1119
2012
167
125
390
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032
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1509
550
1290
1056
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1109
1838
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335
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2119
97
1716
1216
1943
875
334
2185
83
317
901
311
1426
2035
1900
871
151
101
247
1361
767
1122
552
1697
1599
196
308
1596
818
933
1597
1595
186
201
693
1418
1022
247
1091
1F99
1853
986
1366
757
229
1476
198
769
1751
1015
569
863
1831
271
898
130
4.5
393
231
557
414
309
550
46
33
100
435
323
172
173
330
415
410
150
350
280
247
304
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13
561
25
533
245
236
23
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Gazette.
437
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437
54
58
187
390
285
64
305
522
505
271
379
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66
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400
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1050
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213
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363
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942
804
698
517
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1203
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1195
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152
753
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767
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1233
533
711
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27 1233
27 39
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26
29
27
27
29
26
28
26
29
27
26
27
1 27
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[27
28
27
29
29
28
27
27
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28
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27
29
26
27
28
27
27
27
27
28
36
29
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26
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[27
28
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28
29
29
27
27
28
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27
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27
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28 9.';o
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27 1282
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H. A Daniels.
"W. Howell....
P. "W. Gates..
297,971
291.734
305,172
May 0
11
Jan. 8
907
Sept. 10
1156
27 .521
20 163
316 28 104j
574
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Stone-channeling machine
Stone-channeKng machines. Device for securing
tools in
Stone. Compound for the manufacture of artificial.
Stone-crandall. Sand-
Stone-crusher
Stone-crusher
Stone-crusher :
Stone-crusher
Stone-crusher
Stone. Cutter for dressing
Stone. Cutter for dressing
Stone-cutter's mallet
Stone-cutting machine
Stone-cutting machine
Stone-dressing machine '.
Stone-dressing machine
Stone-dressing machine
Stone-dressing machine : . -
Stone-dressing machine .'.
Stone-dressing machine
Stone-dressing machine
Stone-dressing machine
Stone-dressing machine
Stone-dressing machine
Stone-dressing machine ;
Stone-dressing machine
St one-dressing machines. Rotary cutter-head for . . .
Stone-dressing tools. Diamond-holder for
Stone-drill
Stone-drills Pin-and-hox joint for
Stone, &c. Machine for cutting cylindrical columns
from
Stone. Machine for rabheting, grooving, or molding.
Stone. Manufacture of artificial
Stone. Manufacture of artificial
Stone. Manufacture of artificial
Stone. Manufacturing artificial
Stone or huilding-hlock and making the same. Arti-
ficial
Stone. Press for molding letters from artificial
Stone. Process of and apparatus for manufacturing
artificial
Stone-saw rack
Stone-sawing machines. Saw-hanging device for
Stone-splitting tool
Stone. Treating natural and artificial
Stone vessel. Artificial-
Stones. Machine for gathering
Stool for stores. Counter-
Stool. Milking-
Stool or seat standard
Stool. Piano-
Stool. Piano-
Stool-seat
Stop. ■ Automatic
Stop-box and fresh-air conduit. Combined
Stop-motion. Automatic
Stopper :
See Bottle-stopper. Fruit-jar stopper.
Bottle and jar stop- Projector-stopper,
per. Tube-stopper.
Stopper for rubber tubes
Stopper in wash-bowls, sinks, and bath-tubs
Stopper-lock
Stopping and starting mechanism
Storage-battery
Storage-battery element
Store-service apparatus
Store-service apparatus
Store-service apparatus
Store-service apparatus
Store-service apparatus
Store-service apparatus
Store-service apparatus
Store-service apparatus
Store-service apparatus
Store-service apparalus
Store-service apparatus
Store-service apparatus
Store-service apparatus
Store-service apparatus
Store-service apparatus
Store-service apparatus. Automatic
Store-service apparatus. Drop for
Store-service apparatus. EoUer for
"W. L. Saunders ,
A. H. Bapp
H. Bening
F. Schuedrtig
T. A. Blake
T. A. Blake
T. A. Blake
T. A. Blake
H. Sxmdquist
F. Trier
F. Trier
J. Thompson
W. L. Saunders
D. Tillson
E. K. Cheney
T.H.Cook
E. isr. Gilflllan and S. P. McKel-
vey.
J. "W. Maloy
J. Mann
F. Meisel '.
W. Perkins
J. J. Pratt and H. B. StUlman.
H. A. Rife
N. J. Swayze
F. Trier
H. D. Wallace.
J. W. Maloy...
A. L. Teetdr...
T. M. Yerkes . -
D. Cameron
F. J. Fuller....
A. McDonald
B. Lande
M. McT^amara
R. C. Wittmann
M. B. Randle and B. E. Turner
O. J. E. Vogolbach, J. C. "Wieland,
and C. F. KUey.
C. A. Weller
A. A. McCandliss
J. P. Brounscorabe
P. Jaeger and J. "W. Barnes . . -
W. W. Wild
J. L. Kessler
A. S. Johnson -
B. A. Weatherhee
N. Lemire
C. D. Goodman and F. J. Smith .
H. Ocorr
H. W. Hadley
M. Piutti---
J. S Dunlap
G. W. Davisson
L. O.Howell, Jr
R. R. Pease
C. Richtmann
M. F. Deegan..
J. D. Mattison.
E. Gowdy
E. R. Knowles
W. E. Case
I. Birge
I.B'rg6
M. Clark
M. Clark
H. H. Hayden
H. H. Hayden
H. H. Havden
H. H. Hayden -
H. H Hayden
H. H. Hayden and E. L. Giles
W. S. Lamson
W Miller.
H. W. Sharpless.--
H. W. Sharpless - - -
G. M. Thompson
J. H. Goodfellow
W. S. Lamson
I. Birg6
2P9,092
291,227
300,560
298.417
296 914
308,234
308,235
308.2?6
296.79.''.
296.252
302,801
303.074
299,093
305.409
307,093
309,603
294,866
300,277
298,598
294,401
291,078
306,772
292,361
298,132
297,036
292,880
308,366
297,728
308,454
29.5.347
306,477
307,865
299,810
295 931
293.207
298.026
309,586
306.884
301,017
293,942
309,956
300.423
308,263
303,019
300,173
302,415
297,786
300,116
308,155
291,931
292,211
301,092
292,027
300,120
307,
308,
297,
301,
291,
298,
29],
300,
309,
309.
295.
300,
303.
303.
304,
292,
292,
293.
295,
295,
308
297,
303,
300,
871
,307
,425
,115
,850
348
,280
,198
19^
199
248
072
OOfi
158
317
812
923
567
442
443
641
,987
522
C81
Date.
May 20
Jan. 1
June 17
May 13
Apr. 15
Nov. 18
Nov. 18
Nov. 18
Apr. 15
Apr. 1
July 29
Aug.
May 20
Sept. 16
Oct. 28
Dec. 23
Mar. 11
June 10
May 13
Mar. 4
Jan. 1
Oct. 21
Jan. 22
May
Apr. 15
Feb. 5
Nov. 25
i\pr. 29
Nov. 25
Mar. 18
Oct. 14
Nov. 11
June 3
Apr. 1
Feb. 5
May 6
Dec. 23
Oct. 21
July 8
Feb. 19
Dec. 30
June 17
Nov. 18
Aug. 5
June 10
July 22
Apr. 29
June 10
Nov. 18
Jan. 15
Jan. 22
July 8
Feb. 5
June 10
Nov. 11
Nov. 18
Apr. 22
July 1
Jan. 8
May 13
Jan. 1
June 10
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Mar. 18
June 10
Aug. 5
Aug. 5
Sept. 2
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Feb. 12
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Dec. 2
May 6
Aug. 12
June 17
125
34
1239
338
2347
638
1357
370
1276
353
576
152
596
164
391
46
.557
86
1354
1107
295
706
194
1501
C413
1414
1826
491
1195
327
1101
178
49
857
C2.31
J 232
1721
472
2413
659
779
209
951
260
1159
323
1504
422
791
217
309
85
784
210
603
105
11.53
314
19,32
527
50
13
1048
293
512
330
03
898
241
840
224
842
224
1151
318
721
195
165
40
343
94
41
13,14
42
12
180
49
1029
283
1383
384
1384
384
74
20
29
8.9
798
219
1532
421
20
29
27
29
26
29
29
27
27
26
27
29
28
29
27
29
28
28
27
27
29
26
26
28
20
27
29
29
27
28
26
27
26
27
29
29
26
27
28
28
28
20
26
26
2fi
20
29
27
28
27
466
028
4G5
651
1071
112
468
995
11
539
.143
974
224
136
26 720
107B
lliO
594
468
1091
337
477
1076
500
224
292
1.53
498
1077
489
005
380
11
193
632
03
1097
673
673
1047
1060
480
518
823
450
476
629
1093
109.5
712
533
CO!)
122;
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inveniiona — Continued.
575
Invention.
Store-semce-apparatus track
Store-servico carrier
Storerservice carriers. Conductor for .
Store-service switch
Store-service switch
Store-service system
Store-service system
Store-service system
Store-service system
Store-service system
Store-service system
Store-service system
Store-service system
Store-service ticket
Stores. Comhined seat, drawer, step, and shelving
for
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove .
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove-
Stove
Stove-
Stove
Stove barner. Oil-
Stove. Camp-
Stove-ca.stinc
Stove. Cooking-
Stove. Cooking:-
Stove. Cooking or heating.
Stove-cover
Stove-door. Balanced
Stove-door hinge
Stove-drum
and furnace grate
and fvimace grate
and furnace grate
and furnace. Heating
and heater
and heater. Open-fire
aiul other pipes
and range. Soft-coal cook
attachment. Gasoline-
hack
boarrls. Machine for covering-
boards. Machine for covering,
burner. Gas-
Stove. Fire-place
Stove for burning trash
Stove for railway-cars. Safety-
Stove. Gas-.--.
Stove.
Stove.
Stove.
Stove.
Stove-grate
Stove-grate
Stove. Heating-
Gas-
Gas-
Gas cooking-.
Gasoline-
Heating- - .
Heating- . .
Heating- . .
Heating- . .
Hot-blast .
Hot-hlast .
Hot-blast -
Hot-blast .
.jacket
knob
Stove.
Stove.
Stove.
Stove,
Stove,
Stove,
Stove,
Stove,
Stove
Stove-
Stove. Lamp-
Stove. Lamp-
Stove-leg
Stove-lid lifter
Stove-lining. Plastic
Stove. Magazine-
Stove. Magazine hot-air-
Stove. Oil-
Stove. Oil-
Stove. Oil-
Stove. Oil-
Stove. Oil or gas
Stove oven. Cooking- . . .
Stove-pipe
IName.
No.
Date.
C. Fisher } 308,481
6. H. Spring 306, 547
A. B. ITpham
H. W. Sharpless .
F. C. Protzman . .
J.Eckert
C. A. Hamlin
W. T. Lewis
C.Mattice .-.
J. A. Miller
W. 1^. Moore
F. and J. Moses
L. W. Turner and G. J. Capewell .
D. Brazier
T. Kruse
H. Schreiner
M. T. Hvnes
T.M.Foll
A. K. Morgan
F. L. Hirschmann
I. B. Sawyer and T. Clark
.T. Ringen
J. Lane
I. Van Hageu
I. Van Hagen
I. F. Kearns
E. E. Dietz
304,585
301.631
310,149
292.475
E. L. Giles | 303,.505 Aug. 12
H. L. Lovejov j 303.531 Aug. 12
E. L.Giles..'. I 301.227 July 1
E.L.Giles 299.130 May 27
C. L. "Walker 1 306,790 Oct. 21
L. Boudreau 303,800 j Aug. 19
M. Clark ; 293,949 | Feb. 19
M.Clark ! 309,197 Dec. 16
M.Clark 309,200 > Dec. 16
M.Clark 1309,201 \ Dec. Ifi
Nov. 2.')
Oct. 14
Sept. 2
July 8
Dec. 30
Jan. 29
Feb. 5
Sept. 30
Feb. 19
Feb. 5
Dec. 2
June 17
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
"Nov. 18
Jime 24
Sept. 23
Apr. 29
Feb. 5
Sept. 16
Dec. 2
June 3
July 22
Nov. 4
Nov. 4
Oct. 7
Nov. 11
Dec. 23
May 20
May 20
Oct. 28
Feb. 5
July 22
Aug. 5
July 8
Dec. 16
July 15
July 22
Oct. 21
Feb. 19
July 15
Aug. 12
Aug. 5
Jan. 1
Feb. 12
Nov. 4
May 27
Aug. 12
Sept. 16
Nov. 18
Apr. 29
Apr. 1
Aug. 5
Jan. 1
Jan. 8
Apr. 15
Sept. 9
Dec. 23
.Tune 10
Nov. 4
July 22
Deo. 23
Aug. 5
Dec. 23
Sept. 16
.June 17
July 22
Mav 27
Sept. 16
July 8
Feb. 19
292,805
305,940
293,973
293,057
308,689
300,723
306,878
307,010
308,176
300,904
305,691
297,772
202,937
305,188
308.864
299.853
302.345
.307.604
307, n05
306,082
307,847
E. M. Sanders 309.565
G.H.Phillips 299.007
E. J.Krause 298.986
J. Laxton 307.311
J. A. Miller 293,050
G.H.Phillips 302.425
G. Wellbouse ] 303,082
C. Farrell 301,580
B. F. Myers | 309,486
J. D. Richards l 302,030
W. H. Harris
0. Rowell
J. Aldersley . .
J. Musgrave
A. and A. G. Tuerk .
W.N. Milsted ,
C. H. Huntlv
E. W. Anthony
H. C. Bascom.
L. F. Belts
.302.332
306,864
293,698
302.015
303.343
303.034
291,348
293,296
307,703
299,104
Monthly 1 Official
volume. Gazette.
B. F. Stockford 303,336
S. D. Vose I 305,411
A. J. "VVeiss 308,222
W. A. Winfree 297,C02
J. J. Airey ■ 296.101
J. F. Bennett 303.203
F. W. Gordon 291, 1£6
D. N. Jones 291,518
"W. H. Benson 296.911
J. E. Gaitley 304,925
C.T.Ham 309,713
C. P. Kemmerer 300,268
J. M. Bennett 307,022
I. M. Jacobs 302.494
E. D., H. M., and TV. C. Seavey .309,570
A. Grander '. 303,149
J. K. McLaughlin 309,723
M. C. Armour .- 30,5,265
C.T.Ham 300,601
J. B. Hovt and G. W. "Wynkoop 302.255
C. 0. Sciiwartz '. 299.426
M. C. Armour 30.5.267
J. Johnstone 301,608
J. Z. Lindlev and J. V. Elder 293,893
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576
INDEX or PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Stove-pipe conneotlon
Stove-pipo faatener
Stove-pipe holder
Stove-pipe shelf
Stove-pipe shelf
Stove-pipe thimble
Stove-pipe thimble
Stove-pipe thimble
Stove-pipe tliinible
Stove-pipe thimble and flue-stopper .
Stove-pipe ventilator
Stove-pipes. Cover for openings in .
Stove plate. Kitchen-
Stove. Railway-
Stove. Railway -car
Stove. Range-
Stove, range, furnace, &c
Stove. Regenerative hot-blast.
Stove. Self-adjusting
Stove-shelf. Automatic
Stove shelf, heater, and damper
Stove. Steam-generating
Stove-tool
Stove-top. Extension
Stove. Vapor-
Stove. Vapor-
Stove. Vapor-
Stove. Vapor-
Stoves and grates. Construction of domestic .
Stoves. Feed-regulator for oil-
Stoves. Heating and ventilating drum for
Stoves or grates. Balanced door for
Stoves. Portable reservoir for
Stoves, ranges, and fuinaces. Door for
Stoves, ranges, &c. Water-heater for
Stoves. "Water-evaporator for
Stoves. Water -heater for gasoline-
Stoves. Wick tube and raiser for oil-
Straightening, bending, and punching machine
Strap:
See Box-strap. Shawl-strap.
Hame-strap. Trunk and bundle strap.
Hitching-strap.
Strap and buckle loop
Strap attachment . -
Strap-clamp
Strap-coupling
Strap-fastener -
Strap-fastener
Strap-rounding machine.
Strap. Sealed binding- -
Sti'aw-carrier
Straw-cutter
Straw-cutter
Straw-cutter
Straw-stacker .■
Straw-stacker
Straw-stacker
Straw-stacker
Straw-stacker
Straw-stacker
Straw-stacker
Straw-stacker
Straw-stacker
Straw-stacker
Straw-stacker
Straw-stacker carriage
Straw-stacking machine
Straw stacking machine
Straw-.stacking machine
Street and lawn sprinkler. Combined
Street-cleaning machine
Street pounder or rammer
Street-roller
Street-sprinkler
Street-sweeper
Street-sweeper
Street-was lier hose attachment
Stretcher-framo
Striping. Implement for
Strontium. Manufacture of carbonate of .
Strnctuie. Portable
Stubble-cutter
Stud and ct avat-holder. Combined collar-
Stud. Shirt-
Name.
G. Laube
S. Smyth
M. V.' Garver
F. A. Gardner
W. H. Henderson -
G. Laube
A. J. Martin
L. Russell
J. L. Wilber
r. J. K;arle.skind. .
W. St. Mielcarek .
G. Rasgorshek
I'.Kohl
T. J". Lambert
A. P. Winslow . . .
J. Roy
W. Miggett -
P. L. Weimer
W. G. Showers
J. Byington
J. J! Reader
B. E. Sperry -■
J. P. Welshans
M. C. Armour and R. Galbraith . .
F. O. Earwell
E. C. Hopkins
W. E. Kauke
E. A. Lyman
H. Thompson
W. E. Eastman
.I.E. Davis
G. Wellhouse
H. L. Eisher and A. J. Hasaell . . .
W. G. Eischer
J. A. Price
C. T. Davis
J. W. Stoffel
L. J. Atwood
J. Crosgrove
E. A. ITeider.
B. F. Rice ...
E. R. Menzel
E. K. Burt . . .
J. Mclver . . .
No.
397,272
302,674
306,332
298,685
306,396
300,486
308.272
294.811
307,887
302.261
306,438
291,771
306,497
308.904
293,695
307,804
298,605
292,188
292,064
302.888
302,284
308,210
310.003
305,266
297,120
292,315
308,563
293,259
308,290
308,955
294,771
303,349
294.215
306,732
308,927
309,772
301,016
304,985
296,279
300.111
308.381
292,934
308,875
304,840
298.408
291,790
291,025
299,537
293,150
295,947
Date.
Monthly
volumei.
J. W. Ropp
A. C.Sims
E. W. Blacker
L. W. Hasselman
D. M. Cummings
E. W. Ross -
■7. N. Slaughenhaup I 292,263
L. Bowers ] 292,279
E. Brooks ! 304,903
E. F. Brown and S. M. Miller ; 291,674
H. Campbell ! 301,044
W. Decker and J. A. Marshall i 292,628
T. Maior '291.755
S. M. Miller and E. F. Brown I 299,933
A. B. and .1. N. D. Reeves 302,588
F. W. Robinson 291,088
T. H. Russell ' 304,756
H. and G. W. Stepban
J. W. Imler and D. W. Snowden
J. Buchanan
C. E. Merrifield
C. E. Merrifield
J. Jungbluth
B. Van Gaasbeek :
F. A. Voigt
C.K. Pickles
C. D. R. Perkins
J. P. Herron
O. D. Orvis and N. B. Adams
C. Gumlich, Jr
W.Keuffcl j
C. Tangonberg
E. A. Melius and J. W. De Castro ..
J. G. C. Docker !
J. P, Gu6no
E. S. Strait
B. Roede !
302,599
291,350
297,561
292,500
308,088
299,070
296,488
295,213
296.446
307,963
293,209
293,908
295,164
307,203
301,402
301,383
308,833
307,542
292,517
292,058
Apr. 22
,Tulv 29
Oct. 7
May 13
Oct. 14
June 17
Nov. 18
Mar. 11
Nov. 11
July 22
Oct. 14
Jan. 8
Oct. 14
Dec. 9
Feb. 19
Nov. 11
May 13
Jan. 22
Jan. 15
Aug. 5
July 22
Nov. 18
Dec. 30
Sept. 16
Apr. 22
Jan. 22
Nov. 25
Feb. 12
Nov. 18
Dec. 9
Mar. 11
Aug. 12
Feb. 26
Oct. 21
Dec. 9
Dec. 23
June 24
Sept. 9
Apr. 1
June 10
Nov. 25
Feb. 5
Dec. 9
Sept. 9
May 13
Jan.
.Tan.
June
Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
1742
2073
393
912
472
1273
1112
577
625
1513
527
947
600
444
1165
513
805
1461
1312
11
1542
1032
1882
1282
1546
1633
1512
629
1131
512
.521
588
1868
910
472
1593
1943
917
485
772
1259
200
412
714
.579
969
14
41
476
64
1
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5
1
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22 1593
Sept. 9
Jan. 8
804
843
June 24 | 1976
Jan. 29 ' 2054
Jan.
June 3
930
530
July 29 I 1956
20
Jan.
Sept. 9
July 29
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Nov.
May
Apr.
Mar.
Apr.
Nov.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Oct.
July
July
Dec.
Nov.
Jan.
Jan.
87
614
1974
1 410
29 2122
29 i 1876
18 1 871
1401
751
1103
697
736
559
14.52
1036
1549
424
400
338
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1908
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569
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253
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302
160
171
419
141
266
159
118
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508
351
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457
412
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308
135
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161
510
242
125
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphahetkal list of inver.tlona — Continued.
577
Invention.
Stmls, &c. Fastening for
Stuffing and pressing maclime. Combined.
Stnffing-box
■Stiitfing-box
Stuffing-box jack
Stump-extractor
Stump-extractor
Stump-extractor
Stump-extractor
Stump-extractor
Stump-extractor
Stump-extractor
Stump-extractors. Capstan for
Stump-machine
Stump-puller
Stximp-puUer
Stump-puller
Stump-puller
Stump-puller
Submarine boat
Submarine barrows. Method of and apparatus for
■working
Submarine work. Eotary plow for
Sucker-rod
Sugar and apparatus therefor. Washing raw
Sugar and sugar masses. Method of and apparatus
for mashing
Sugar. Cooling and drying
Sugar-cooling apparatus
Sagar-cooling apparatus
Sugar, &c. Depurated composite
Sugar, &c. Device for loosening
Sugar-evaporator
Sugar-evaporator
Sugar filter bags. Method of and apparatus for
sheathing
Sugar from bagasse. Process of and apparatus for
extracting crystallized
Sugar from molasses, sirups, and the juices of plants.
Extracting
Sugar liquor from the scum and mechanical impuri-
ties contained therein. Process of and apparatus
for separating raw-
Sugar-liquors, sirups, and saccharine juices. Filter-
ing and decolorizing
Sugar. Making
Sugar-making and other purposes. Arch for
Sugar. Manufacture of
Sugar. Method of and apparatus for bleaching
Sugar mixing and cooling appaiatus
Sugar. Process of and apparatus for mixing and cool-
ing
Sugar, salt, &c. Apparatus for the manufacture of. .
Sugar. Washing raw
Sun . Utilizing the rays of the
Suit for children. Combined
Suit-hanger
Sulky --
Sulphur. Apparatus for reducing
Sulphur-refining apparatus
Superheater
Superheater
Superheater for engines
Superheating-fumace
Supporter
Skirt-supporter.
Skirt and stocking sup-
porter.
Stocking-supporter.
See Abdominal sup-
porter.
Chin-supporter.
Garment-supporter.
Supporting-horse
Suppository for catarrh
Suppository. Hollow
Surface-gage
Surface-gage
( Surgical. ) Apparatus for curing deformities
Surgical case
Surgical device for relief of hemorrhoids and simUar
affections.
Surgical splint
Surveyoi's-chain handle
Surveyor's in.strument
Suspended adjustable chair and seat
Suspender and collar attachment
Suspender attachment ■
Snspender-end,
Suspender-end
Suspender-end
Suspender-end
Snspender-end
Sospender-triraming
Sivspenders
Suspenders
Kama.
A. Bauer
M. L. Edwards
W. Dingle and W. Jenkins
N. C. Tyler .<
A. K. Seaman
G. Chamberlin
A. S. Croxton
L. B. Gib.son
K. M. McMeen
J.L.Neville
J. Seitz
W. Smith
J., J. J., and H. A. Milne
A. A. Howe
C. A. Blume
G. M. Grabert and T. J. Dennis .
D. L. Grossman
J. A. Horseman
P. Zubee
J. Jopltng
J. Gates
A. yv. Von Schmidt
R. H. Black
J. H. Tucker
A. Fesca
H. E. Niese and G. Dinkel
H. E. Niese and G. Dinkel
H. E. Niese and G. Dinkel
J. Gaudolt^
J. S. Lash .
J. F. Ferguson and C. C. Post.
G. H.Grimm
J. H. Webster
T. B. Yale . .
C. Steffen...
S. M. LUUe .
F. Kleemann
A. A. Denton
C. C. Alfred
K. Trobach
0. B. and J. M. Srillman.
G. Engel
M. C. Cogswell
F. P. Taber. (Reissue)
F. 0. Matthiessen and G. Dinkel .
W. Calver
W. R. Hibbard
W. E. Ginn
M. Pavne
F. Dickert
F. Dickert
H . W . Elli cott
G. .Tones
J.C.H.Stut
G. Jones
H. C. Saraent
F. H. Hubbard
E.H.Gibbs
C. P. Fav
K. Wright
G. Aubin
M. F. W. Ohlemann .
L. Chamberlain
H. McXaushton
G. W. Dickinson
H. F. Dunham
H. S.Peck
N. G.DuBois
M. De Georgio
E. Deming
M. Marcus and H. Auisz
A. Nascber
C.C. Shelby
C. C. Shelby
J.B. Sharp
D. L. Durand
F.Kellv
No.
305,658
309,832
306,230
302,. 529
298,903
302,467
296.929
307,038
300,786
303,449
301,286
297,026
308,783
292.014
296,915
297.253
306,916
305,. 518
291,262
292,916
307,289
306.368
308.233
297,095
297.978
296,042
296,040
296,041
296,326
298,099
308.407
296,743
306,299
293,<»38
294,155
Date.
Sept. 23
Dec. 30
Oct. 7
July 22
May 20
July 22
Apr. 15
Oct. 21
Juno 24
Ang. 12
July 1
Apr. 15
Dec. 2
Jan. 15
Apr. 15
Apr. 22
Oct. 21
Sept. 23
Jan. 1
Feb. 5
Oct. 28
Oct. 7
Nov. 18
Apr. 15
May 6
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
Apr. 1
Apr. 8
May 6
Nov. 25
Apr. 15
Oct. 7
Feb. 19
Feb. 26
294,798 , Mar. 11 555
302,739
309,776
302,699
295,841
297,029
302.387
292,100
10.501
303,443
291,491
303.7.^2
301,3.56
307,679
298,734
301,222
292,292
296,175
301,074
296,176
302.945
298.8.55
301,3.55
30.5,515
303,782
309,678
305,628
305,146
291,617
301.869
303,269
296,775
309,829
301,484
.30.5, .576
298.009
300.495
264
1873
1184
1785
1304
1308
1667
707
276
1422
282
1257
1287
1722
1148
1612
309
170
1672
435
1063
1504
18
1369
1796
July 29 2153
Dec. 23 1597
Julv 29 2107
Mai-. 25
Apr. 15
July 22
Jan. 15
July 22
Aug. 12
Jan. 8
Aug. 19
July 1
Nov. 4
Mav 20
Julv 1
Jan. 22
Apr. I
June 24
Apr. 1
1906
1426
1690
1353
556
95
290.070
306.355
303,191
307,028
307,054
Ang. 5
May 20
JulV 1
Sept. 23
Aug. 19
Dec. 23
Sept. 23
Sept. 16
1
Jan. 8
Jtily 15
i Aug. 12
j Apr. 15
: Dec. 30
Julv 8
Sept. 23
May 6
Julie 17
Apr. 1
Oct. 7
Aug. 5
Octr 21
Oct. 21
Official
Gazette.
1165
1049
28 348
26
577
527
392
464
380
1887
700
I 600
j 1077 i 294
i 357 98
I 345 93
I 983 273
I 188 50
1607 1 449
i 334 i 95
I 2012
I 336
28 418
26
^^7 tot
27 727
84 25
1124
356
1610
1139 ! 312 28 ' 676
1467 i 396 i 29 : 995
1746 ( 485 I 28 ! 1158
1113 i 305 '• 28 1039
27 [ 1178
27 44
37 PAT
578
ESTDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Suspenders
Suspenders
Suspenders
Suspenders -^ -
Suspenders
Suspending device -
Suspension device
Suspension device. Spring
Suspension-jack for removing journal-boxes of cars .
Suspension- wlieel
Sweat-pad
Swing
Swing
Swing
Swing
Swing and chair. Combined
Swing and chair. Convertible
Swing and chair. Convertible
Swings and hammocks. Stand or frame for suspen-
sion of
Switch :
See Automatic switch. Eailway-switch.
Cash-railway switch. Spring jack-switch.
Electric switch. Store-service switch.
Pneumatic-tube Telephone-switch,
switch.
Switch-board
Switch-boards. Condenser and test-circuit for mul-
tiple
Switch-boards. Testing apparatus for multiple
Switch-cam and follower
Switch guard. Safety-
Switch-operating mechanism
Switch or signal operating rods. Compensator for. .
Switch-stand
Switch-stand
Switch-stand
Switch-stand —
Switch-stand
Switch-stand
Switch-stand
Switch-thread
Swivel. Chain-
Swivel for watch-chains
Swivels. Device for finishing chain-
Swivel-hook for ornamental chains
Syringe
Syringe
Syringe
Syringe
Syringe attachment
fringe. Vaginal
l-plates. Manufacture of
Table:
See Amalgamating-table. Leaf-table.
Billiard and pool Leather- scouring -ma-
table, chine table.
Candy-rolling table. Machine-table.
Coal-picking table. Paper-hanger"8 table.
Embalming-table. Peanut separating and
Eirtension-table. assorting table.
Folding table. Eecording-table.
Game-table. Kevolving table.
Gynecological and Sewing-machine table,
'surgeon's operat- Slime-table,
ing-table. Turn-table.
Ironing-table. "Writing-table.
Knockdown table.
Table
Table
Table
Table
Table
Table, bedstead, and chair. Combined
Table-knife
Table-knife
Table-leaf support
Table-leaf support
Table-leg fastening ,
Table-leg fastening
Tablet
Tablet. Information-
Tablet. Memorial and inscription
Tablet. Perforated paper
Tablet. "Writing-
Tachygraphic apparatus
Tack-drivin g implement
Tack extractor. Carpet-
Tack-machine ,
Tack machine. "Wire-
Tack or fastener
Tack. Thumb-
Name.
J. Lawrence
M. Marcus
S. Price and H. Anisz
G. E. Schellinger ,
J. A. Stuart
G. W. McGill ,
E. Snellentrop
A. S. Eontaine
J. M. Garverick
H. C. Gallup
C. H. "Wentz
A. S. and F. J. Burnham .
I. N. Forrester
J. H. Schenck
E. J. Smith
F. Eobinius
G. W. Mason
G. W. Mason ,
"W. A. C. Oaks
F. Blake 295,223
C. E. Scribner 292,865
E. Scribner
W. Ostrom
Harmer. ,( Reissue).
D. Stanwood
Johnson
Coleman
T. Richardson
W. Snow
W. Snow
"W. Snow
C. "Weir
B. Witty
Borchardt
Mauthner
Nemev
E. Waicott
F. Briggs
H. Clarke
B.Hunt
B. Laskey
A. Stiles
H. Butlin
A. Hawley
G. Brown
C. A. Fenner
E. R. Hinman
C. Kossbiel
S. "W. Maxson . . . .
C.N. "Witt
K. C. Balke
A."W.Cos;
A. "W. Cox
H. J. Goold
S. "W. Stilwell ....
H. W. Groebl
R. C. Haase
H. B. Polkinhom .
E. S. Boynton
L. Macv
W. O'Shea
R. C. "Wittraann . .
V. A. De Celada. .
M. Brock
C. C. Brown .
H. B. Chess .
No.
305.606
294,396
294.074
30t).9C3
309,321
300,100
303.674
305,583
298,298
303. .503
302,610
302,096
294,983
302,164
307,811
295,946
303,874
303,875
295,275
T. Harris
F. A. Smith, Jr.
C. F. Roper
Date.
292,866
303,317
10,478
298,036
309,027
292,897
304,034
299,176
300,911
300,912
294.100
298,537
299,614
302,509
295,577
295,843
299,336
291,690
297,263
291,364
292,381
308,238
295,755
294,757
309,535
295,007
307,962
298,601
292,084
306,894
298,829
308,753
298 967
299,874
297,931
310,133
302,774
307,705
307,129
294,803
295,137
306.904
306,671
304,700
299,340
306,609
296,475
306,431
Sept. 23
Mar. 4
Feb. 26
Oct. 21
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Aug. 19
Sept. 23
May 6
Aug. 12
July 29
July 15
Mar. 11
July 15
Nov. 11
Apr. 1
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Aug. 12
May 13
May 6
Dec. 23
Feb. 5
Aug. 26
May 27
June 24
June 24
Feb. 26
May 13
June 3
July 22
Mai-. 25
Mar. 25
May 27
Jan. 8
Apr. 22
Jan. 1
Jan. 22
Nov. 18
Mar. 25
Mar. 11
Dec. 23
Mar. 11
Nov. 11
May 13
Jan. 15
Oct. 21
May 20
Dec. 2
May 20
June 3
Apr. 29
Dec. 30
July 29
Nov. 4
Oct. 28
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Oct. 21
Oct. 14
Sept. 9
May 27
Oct. 14
Apr. 8
Oct. 14
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical Iwt of inventions — Continued.
579
Invention.
Xame.
Xo.
Tack tool. Carpet-
Tacks. Mating plumbers'
Tackle
Tag
Tag
Tag
Tag
Tag
Tag
Tag and envelope. Combined
Tag and fastener
Tag and tag- fastener
Tag and tag-fastener
Tag-attaching device
Tag-fastener
Tag-fastener
Tag-fastener
Tag-fastener
Tag-fastener
Tag-fastener
Tag for plug-tobacco, &c
Tag-holder
Tag-holder
Tag-holder
Tag-holder
Tag-holder
Tag-holder for cotton bales
Tag. Key-
Tag. Key-
Tag. ilail-sack
Tag. Metallic
Tag or label
Tag or label holder
Tag or ticket fastener
Tag or ticket. Merchandise
Tag. Pin-
Tailor's use. Combined implement for
Tallow, &c. Apparatus for testing
Tallow at a low temperature. Extracting and melt-
ing
Tallow-cup
Tally-card holder
Tan-vats. Apparatus for agitating the liquor in
Tank:
See Flushing-tank. Eefrigerating corned-
Lard and oil tank. beef tank.
Measuring-tank. Sealding-tank.
Oil-tank. Windmill-tank.
Tanks. Apparatus for removing sediment from
Tanks, cisterns, &c. Device for removing sediment
from the bottoms of
Tanning
Tanning and dressing old leather and articles of same
Tanning apparatus
Tanning composition
Tanning extracts. Making
Tanning hides
Tanning hides. Apparatus for
Tanning hides. Apparatus for
Tanning process
Tanning-wheel
Tap and reamer wrench
Tap for barrels, casks, &c
Tap. Self-closing
Tap-wrench
Tap-wrench
Tapping beer. Device for
Tapping gas and water fittings. Machine for
Tapping mains. Device for
Tape and making the same. Bias
Tar-burner
Target
Target-ball. Flying
Target. Flying
Target. Flying
Target. Flying ■
Target. Flying
Target. Flying
Target. Flying
Target. Flying
Target. Flying
Target. Flying •
Target. Flying
Target. Flying
Target. Flying
Target. Self-registering electric
Target-throwing traps. Arm for - .
Targets and balls. Apparatus for making composi-
tion flying
Targets' Trap for throwing
Targets. Trap for throwing
Tassel-blanks, &c. Machine for making
Tassel-blanks. Machine for making
G. C. Mvers 301,140
C. E. Heiss ! 297,797
K. Upton I 296,487
S. Herzherg 309.390
M. "W. and .J. D. Kase 295.557
J. F. Miller ' 30?,369
N. M. Phillips ! 303,398
J. C. St. John '298,711
E. "W. Thompson 1291,813
J.T.Dunham. (Reissue) i 10,488
M. Alshuler 309,372
G. A. Hamilton 302,563
Date.
G. Vf. McGiU.
L.D.Bond
G.N. Buck
G.N.Buck
"W. F. Jenkins
G. W.McGill
S. S. Sencenbaugh
LB. Tripp
A. Sichel
"W. Dickie .'
J.Kydd
G.fl.Scharf
E. H. TannehiU
B. H. Winchell
H. L. Ayer
F. A. Knox
J. C.Enssell
G. W. D wenger
M. Kersten
TV". P. Patton
A. Hanvev
S. C. Campbell
M. L. and J. Schwartz
O J. Cohn
C. Edlund
C. S. Higgins
H. Lissagaray and H. Leplay.
"W. E. Holder.
EL. French..
T. A.
J. E. Pattison .
J. E. Pattison
J. Eoherts
E. W. Hewitt
W. S.Wells
S. S.Eddy
E. L. P. and G. C. Coez.
L. Schnadel
E. De Solminihac
E. Spitta, Sr
S. S. Eddy
E. S. Ward
H. E. Woods
D. Lawrence
F.Hyde
M. S. Brooks
N. Sawyer
J. H. Brennan
E. J. Manville
W. S.Payne
C. H. Farmer
P.Ward
H. M. Quackenbush
J. B. Nichols
J. S. Briggs
A. H. Hebbard
J. .Jopling
G. Ligowsky
G. Ligowsky
J.G. Mole
F. .J. Moyer
E. andH. Eidge
C.F.Stock
C.F. Stock
B. Teipel ^
H. Tarwig and A. E. Spangler
J. Boone
B. Teipel
F. J. Moyer
B. Teipel
B. Teipel and A. J. Bandle .
D. Heer
D.Heer
296,766
292,093
298,549
304,071
302,495
299,154
298,629
303,471
294,691
299,753
301,132
303,381
294,931
300,182
292,196
297,270
292,954
300,212
303.755
292,632
296 180
295,799
295,752
298,555
293,857
309,718
295,184
303,282
298,367
296,986
307.325
307,323
304.958
3fr2,132
294,420
309,701
302,105
293,364
308,755
308,003
300.352
302,454
294,104
301.730
297.691
295,904
298,029
296,311
308,182
309,085
293,440
302,606
307.799
303.313
291.287
299,783
292,118
304,534
305,086
295,271
299.835
303,885
297,307
299,292
305,117
295.312
303,911
305,116
304,226
302,691
307,149
292,009
292,010
July 1
Apr. 29
Apr. 8
Dec. 16
Mar. 25
Nov. 25
Aug. 12
May 13
Jan. 8
June 10
Dec. 16
July 29
Apr. 15
.Ian. 15
May 13
Ang. 26
July 22
May 27
May 13
Aug. 12
Mar. 4
.June 3
July 1
Aug. 12
Mar. 11
June 10
Jan. 22
Apr. 22
Feb. 5
Jan. 29
Apr. 1
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
June 10
Aug. 19
May 13
Feb. 19
Dec. 23
Mar. 18
Aug. 12
Mav 13
Apr. 15
Oct.
Oct.
Sept. 9
.Tuly 15
Mar. 4
Dec. 23
July 15
Feb. 12
Dec. 2
Nov. 11
June 17
July 22
Feb. 26
Jnly 8
Apr. 29
Apr. 1
Mav 6
Apr. 8
Nov. 18
Dec.
9
Feb.
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Aug.
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June
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Sept.
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Sept.
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580
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Tassels, prills, &c., to cords. Attaching
Tea and coffee pot
Tea and coffee pot
Tea and coffee pot
Tea and coffee pots. "Wooden handle for
Tea-rnring and coffee-coating apparatus
Tea-Vettle
Teakettle :.
Tea-kettle
Tea-kettles. Swing-frame for
Tea or coffee pot ,
Tea or coffee pot ,
Tea-pot
Tedder-tooth
Teeter
Telegraph and telephone instruments. Protector for
Telegraph and telephone lines. Brace for
Telegraph and telephone poles. Cap for
Telegraph and telephone switch
Telegraph. Autographic ,
~ ' " Autographic
Autographic reed-
Automatic ,
Automatic .«
Kame.
Telegraph.
Telegraph.
Telegraph.
Telegraph.
Telegraph. Automatic andfac-siraile.
Telegraph-cable
Telegraph-cable. Compound
Telegraph cable. Submarine-
Telegraph-cables into pipes. Apparatus for drawing.
Telegraph-cables. Making
Telegraph-cables. Manufacturing a rot-proof cover-
ing for underground
Telegraph-cables. Terminal-box for
Telegraph call-box
Telegraph call-box. District-
Telegraph call-box. District-
Telegiaph. Diplex or quadruplex
Telegraph. Duplex
Telegraph escapement. Printing-
Telegiaph-key
Telegrai)h-key
Telegraph -key
Telegraph-keys. Axitomatic circuit-closer for
Telegraph-keys. Circuit-closer for
Telegraph-line. Underground
Telegraph local circuit
Telegraph or other pole
Telegraph. Page-printing
Telegraph-paper. "Winding rolls of
Telegraph-pole
Telegraph-poles. Device for attaching cross-bars to
Telegraph. Printing-
Telegraph. Printing-
Telegraph. Printing-
Telegraph. Printing-
Telegraph. Printing-
Telegraph. Printing-
Telegraph. Printing-
Telegraph.
Telegraph.
Telegraph.
Telegraph.
Telegraph.
Telegraph.
Telegraph.
Telegraph.
Telegraph.
Telegraph.
Printing- .
Printing-.
Printing-.
Printing".
Printing- .
Printing-
Printing-
Printing-.
Printing-
Printing-
Telegraph. Printing-.
Telegraph. Printing-
Telegraph. Quadruplex..
Telegraph. Quadruplex . .
Telegraph. Quadruplex . .
Telegraph. Quadruplex..
Telegraph. Quadruplex..
Telegraph. Quadruplex . .
Telegraph. Quadruplex . .
Telegraph. Quadruplex . .
Telegraph relay. Printing
E.L. Giles
J". B. Barrody
J. r. Houghton
E. Krippendorff and J. Cochran .
A. Jahont
A. Schilling
A. Haarlander
I. "W. Harlow
G.Taylor
E. B. Manning
E. B. M.anning
J. C. Milligan
IST. Plvniptbn
K. "W. Dixon
G."W.Kich
E. M. Greene
A. H. Arnold
K"o.
G. L. Broomhall
G. L. Anders
M. H. "Wilson
M. H. Wilson
B. A. Brooks
E. Anderson
T. r. Taylor
J. Absterdara
"W. E. Patter.son
P. H. Vander "Weyde.
S. F. Shelbourne
"W. R. Patter.son
W. R. Patterson
P. H. Vander Weyde .
"W. E. Patterson
C. Herrmann
"W. Fix and C. Herrmann
M. -T. O'Sullivan
G. Smith
S.D. Field
D. B. Scott
C. Borehers
C. "W. Lewis
C. Plumb
A. A. Stonebumer and J.H.Kasper.
S. .T. Spurgeon
H. A. Chase
B.E..J. Eils
G. F. Brott
H. Van Hoevenbergh
H. F. Clarke -.-.--
J. Hunter
C. H. Wagner
C. L. Buckingham and W. B. Van-
size.
C. G.Burke
C. G. Burke
G. A. Cassagnes
A. F. Johnson
W. J. McCausland
F. L. Pope and T. A. Edison. (Re-
issue.)
R. J . Sheehy
E. J. Sheehy
R. J. Sheehy
R. J. Sheehy
H. Van Hoevenbergh
H. Van Hoevenbergh
H. Van Hoevenbergh
H. Van Hoevenbergh
H. Van Hoevenbergh
W. B. Vansize and'C. L. Bucking-
ham.
W. B. Vansize and C. L. Bucking-
ham.
A. and E. Wirsching
B. E. J. Eils
B. E.J. Eils
B.E..T.Eils
G. W. Gardanier
F. W. Jones
C. Seldcn
G. Smith
G.Smith
J. E. Smith
301.492
309,682
309.783
309,788
309.060
29.5,290
302,126
298.46.5
301,403
306.271
306.272
309.725
299.848
309,443
292.2.54
297,385
308,818
303,261
306.457
292,607
305,259
309,600
296,376
293,110
295,219
293,775
300,034
297.180
294.500
309.244
292,770
292.848
308,897
304.518
299,417 i
297,540 '
291.318
303,327
307.836
297,819 I
293,979
303.956
293.105
306,057
305,906
295,905
293.927
309,332
298,975
291.435
300,341
Date.
306.055
306,0.56
307.841
295,644
299,664
10.542
307,23]
307,232
307,233
Oct.
Oct.
Nov. 11
Mar. 25
.Tune 3
Dec. 9
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
307,234 Oct. 28
292,966
293,922
293,926
304,475
306,297
300,417
304,052
307,6%
293,956
.30.5,907
305,909
298,571
302,410
309,573
291.236
297,186
306.187
Feb.
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
July 8
Dec. 23
Dec. 23
Dec. 23
Dec. 9
Mar. 18
Julv 15
Jfav 13
July 1
Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Dec. 23
-Tune 3
Dec. 16
.Jan. 22
Apr. 22
Dec. 2
Aug. 12
Oct. 14
Jan. 29
Sept. 16
Dec. 23
Apr. 8
'Feb. 5 i
Mar. 18
Feb. 19 j
June 10 !
Apr. 22 i
Mar. 4
Dec. 16
Jan. 29
Feb. 5
Dec. 9
Sept. 2
May 27
Apr. 22
Jan. 1
Aug. 12
Nov. 11 :
Apr. 29
Feb. 19
Aug. 19
Feb. 5
Oct. 7
Sept. 30 j
Apr. 1 I
Feb. 19
Dec. 16
May 20
Jan. 1
June 17
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27
26
27
29
29
[29
[26
27
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2
243
Oct.
7
344
June 17
1186
Aug.
26
1495
Nov.
4
369
Feb.
19
1518
Sept.
30
2116
Sept.
30
2119
May
13
764
July
22
1713
Dec.
23
1332
Jan.
1
274
Apr.
22
1626
Oct.
t
212
1582 423 29
1586 I 424 29
1591
1594
231
1470
1477
mil-
:425
' 426
64
406
407
70
94
325
100
I 418
I 419
587
588
215
470
359
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261
656
79
57
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931
302
371
758
549
108
392
1065
977
122
516
1041
681
1057
322
863
884
432
458
785
872
897
409
69
563
480
484
728
718
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906
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860
316
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318
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715
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33
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of invcniiona — Continued.
581
Invention.
Xame.
Sectional compound.
Telegraph signal-box. District- . .
Telegraph s.vstem. Automatic-...
Telegraph svsi em. Fire-alann-
Telegraph system. Underground.
Telegraph transmitter. Printing-
Telegraph-wire conduit
Telegraph-wire joint
Telegraph-wire protector.
Telegraph-wire supporter
Telegraph-wires. Box for laying lines of
Telegraph-wires. Conduit for underground
Telegraph-wires to posts and insulating them there-
from. Device for attaching
Telegraphs. Escapement and unison mechanism for
printing-
Telegraphs. Marking-stylus for automatic
Telegraphs. Overcoming static troubles in
Telegraphs. Preventing false signals on reversals in
qnadrnplex
Telegraphs. Printingfrom either of two type-'wheels
in printing-
Telegraphs. Eecd for harmonic
Telegraphs. Rotating the type-wheels of printing-. .
Telegraphs. Signal-box for district and fire-alarm . .
Telegraphs. Static compensator for
Telegraphs. Static neutralizer for
Telegraphs. Static neutralizer for
Telegraphs. Transmitter for printing-
Telegraphs. TTnison apparatus for printing-
Telegraphs. Unison apparatus for printing-
Telegraphs. Unison mechanism for printing-
Telegraphic and otlier wires. Coupling for
Telegraphic and telephonic apparatus. Combined. . .
Telegraphic cable
Telegraphic instruments. Circuit-closer for
Telegraphic purposes. Generating currents for
Telegraphic relay
Telegraphic relay. Polarized
Telegraphic system
Telegraphic transmission. Biples
Telegraphic transmitter
Telegraphic transmitter
Telegraiibic transmitter
Telegraphic transmitter
Telegraphic transmitter
Telegraphic transmitter for unskilled operators
Telegraphic transmitter for unskilled operators
Telegraphy
Telegraphy
Telegraphy.
Telegraphy.
Dynamo-multiples
Overcoming static disturbances in.
Overcoming static disturbances in-
Synchronous.
Telegraphy.
Telegraphy.
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone. Acoustic
Telephone and automatic fire-alarm system.
biued
Telephone and telegraph purposes. Conductor for ..
Telephone and telegraph purposes. Conductor for . .
Telephone and telegr.aph switch-board
Telephone and time system. Combined
Telephone apparatus^
Telephone' apparatus
Telephone-box
Telephone-cable
Telephone-cable terminal
Telephone call and switch box
Telephone-eall-bell switch
Telephone call-box
Telephone call-box
Telephone-case
Com-
W. B. Palmer
T.F.Taylor..
0. H. ISTorton .
S.D. Field....
S. D.Field
W. Magner
C. ilolntire
J. "W. Horner
K. C. Stone.......
T.J. Mavall
E. O. Hiidebrand
H. Cottrell
S.D. Field.
T. F. Tavlor
F. W. Jones
H. Van Hoevenhergh .
H. Van Hoevenhergh .
F. "W. Cushing
G. II. Phelps
C. H. Carter
F. W. Jones
C. Selden
C. Selden
G.B.Scott
A. A. Kmidson
W. B. Vansize
S. D.Field
H.L.Bailey
F. Tan E vs'selberghe
W. K. Patterson
J.^"ei6ng
P. H. Tander "Weyde
J. S. Lamar '-'.
W. B. Hijrvey
C. G.Burke '.
B.E. J.Eils
K. Anderson
IN'. J. Bishoprick
C . G. Spongier
E. C. Stone
E. C. Stone
T. Ames
J. IN. Farrar and C. W. Morse.
E,.K. Bovle
P. H. Vander AVeyde .
S.D. Field
C. Selden
C. Selden
P. LaCour
C.E. Allen
J. H. Cheever
A. F. Congdon
F. B. Cook and F. F. Graves
D. Drawbaugh
D. Drawbaugh
VV. Gillett..:
J. Lowth
J. Lowth
J. Lowth
J. N. Mclntire
W.E.Miller
]S^. Parks and F. J. CaUanen.
J. H. Eogers
J. H. Eogers
J. H. Eoffors
H. B. T. Strangways
No.
Date.
308,922
293.111
304,351
291,317
300,8:>9
299.992
291,211
291.478
295,073
291,371
297,397
297,677
291,705
293,112
304,100
309,751
Dec. 9
Feb, 5
Sept. 2
Jan. 1
June 24
June 10
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Mar. 11
Jan, 1
Apr. 22
Apr. 29
Jan. 8
Feb. 5
Aug. 26
Dec. 23
293,928 ; Feb. 19
308,
304,
298,
300.
291,
291.
304.
304,
304.
293.
302
306,
296,
294,
302,
300
308,
295,
305,
304,
299,
303.
295,
295,
305,
300,
754
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781
096
097
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959
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175
209
610
855
908
059
949
360
074
075
262
353
309,126
306,977
308,835
309,571
309,572
302,
306,
291,
303,
295,
293,
303,
296,
309,
309,
309,
308,
310,
301,
297.
297,
297,
297,
502
,044
684
809
983
154
629
829
474
475
470
273
068
749
166
167
168
470
W. A. West 300,422
H. E. Hu.ston 1294.238
T. D. Lockwood ! 308,566
W, .Jamieson
TV, .Jamieson
E. W. Smith
K. W. Willson
E. T. Gilliland
E. T. Gilliland
A. G.Davis
F, C, Gnillcaume
W. R. Patterson I 292
E. H. McFall i 297.
L. Townsend 293
297.
300.
305.
308.
293.
293,
295.
297.
406
2,56
025
225
161
1C2
365
688
849
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,118
E. Gray j 309,617
J, M. Oram, H. M. Sutton, and H. 292.570
Garrett. I
P. Benjamin ! 293,120
Dec. 2
Aug. 26
May 20
June 24
•Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Aug. 26
Aus:. 26
Aug. 26
Feb. 19
Aug. 5
Oct, 14
Apr, 15
Feb. 20
July 15
June 10
Dec. 2
Mar. 25
Sept. 30
Aug. 20
June 10
Julv 22
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Sept. 16
June 17
Dec. 9
Oct. 21
Dec. 2
Dec. 23
Dec. 23
.July 22
Oct". 7
Jan. 8
Aug. 19
Apr. 1
Feb. 5
Aug. 19
Apr. 15
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Xov. 18
Dec. 30
July 8
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
June 17
Feb. 20
Xov. 25
Apr. 22
Oct. ■ 7
Sept. 9
Xov. 18
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Mar. 18
Apr. 29
Feb. 5
Apr. 22
Feb. 5
Monthly
volume. Gazette.
466
414
87
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1754
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247
577
919
437
1896
2279
879
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582
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Telephone central-oiBce apparatus
Telephone-circuit
Telephone-circuit
Telephone-circuit
Telephone circuit and apparatus
Telephone circuit and apparatus
Telephone circuit-chadger
Telephone conducting-cord
Telephone cut-out
Telephone ear-piece
Telephone. Electric-hattery
Telephone-exchange apparatus
Telephone-exchange appliance
Telephone exchange. Mechanical
Telephone-exchange system
Telephone-exchange system
Telephone-exchange system i
Telephone-exchange system
Telephone-exchange system
Telephone-exchange system and apparatus
Teh'phone- exchanges. Looping-in mechanism and
operator's apparatus for
Telephone-exchanges. Metallic circuit for
Telephone-exchanges. Multiple switch-board for. . .
Telephone-exchanges. Multiple switch-hoard for. . .
Telephone-exchanges. Ifiglit-signal circuit for
Telephone-exchanges. Signal and test circuit for . .
Telephone-exchanges. Time-indicator for
Telephone-exchanges. Time-signal for toll-lines of.
Telephone-exchanges. Trunk-table for
Telephone-line
Telephone-lines. Central-oflBce instrument for
Telephone. Magneto-electric
Telephone. Mechanical
Telephone. Mechanical
Telephone. Mechanical
Telephone. Mechanical
Telephone. Mechanical
Telephone. Mechanical
Telephone. Mechanical
Telephone. Mechanical
Telephone. Mechanical
Telephone mouth and ear piece
Telephone. Operator's receiving- ,
Telephone. Pijie-
Telephone-receiver
Telephone-receiver
Telephone-receiver
Telephone-receiver
Telephone-receiver
Telephone-receiver. Automatic adjuatable double .
Telephone-receiver holder
Telephone. Eeceiving-
Telephone. Eeceiving-
Telephone. Eeceiving-
Telephone-repeater
Telephone signaling apparatus
Telephone-signaling. Magneto-electric machine for
Telephone sound-mufller
Telephone sound-reflector
Telephone. Speaking- ,
Telephone-station apparatus
Telephone-station apparatus
Telephone-support
Telephone-support
Telephone-support
Telephone-support
Telephone-switch ,
Telephone-switch
Telephone-switch
Telephone-switch
Telephone-switch :
Telephone switch-board
Telephone switch-board
Telephone system
Telephone system ,
Telephone system
Telephone system
Telephone system. G-as and magnetic
Telephone system. Metallic-circuit
Telephone systems. Spring-jack for ,
Telephone time- signal apparatus
Name.
E. T. Gilliland
C.E. Scribner
H. Tan Hoevenbergh
T. D. Lockwood
E. T. Gilliland
C. D. Haskins
M. G. Kellogg
A. Williams and J". M. Gannon
"W.E. Miller
T. D. Lockwood
T. B. Doolittle
J. Pearey ,
G.F. Shaver
J. P. Freeman
F. B. Herzog
F. B. Herzog
"W. H. Knight
H. E. Waite and S. H. Bartlett
H.H.Eldred
E. M. TTilson
J. C. and E. P. Warner.
M. G. Kellogg
C. E. Scribner
C.E. Scribner
C. H. Wilson
C. H. Haskins
A. S. Hibbard
J. Fearey
T. D. Doolittle
J. P. Stabler
T. D. Lockwood and T. W. Lane .
A. G. Holcombe
J. V. Bh'der
A. A. Knudson
A. B. Kurtz
M. Eandolph
C. Selden
H. and E. Seligman.
J. F. Sims
1. F. Tucker
F.Ware
W. L. Eichards
J. H. Eogers
G. M. Hopkins
G. M.Hopkins
T. F. Taylor
H. E. Waite
H. E. Waite
D. G. Barnard
J. N. Stewart
J. A. Maloney
C. E. Scribner
L. W. Sutton, Jr ...
D. E. Smith
W. J. Dudley
E. T. Gilliland
H. Maine
F. Delia Torre
F.Ware
E. M. Bentley
Gc. F. Durant
G. W. Fish
T. N. Tail
N. G. Warth
G. A. Wilkins
S.H. Bartlett
H. K. Goodwin
J. D. Lyle
C. E. Scribner
H.E. Waite
E. B. Hamlin. (Eeissue) .
P.J. Eousseau
C. H. Haskins
C. A. Jackson .
No.
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Official
Gazette.
F. M. Lvtleand J. A. McCoy 294,482
" "■ " 306,239
294.3.36
308,020
291,915
306,238
W. A. Jackson and W. E. Cole.
W. A. Jackson and W. E. Cole.
J. H. Eogers
E. T. Gilliland
C. E. Scribner
H. B. Lytic and J. J. Carty
293,171
306,495
291,825
304,843
307,478
298,559
306,817
298,243
308,248
292,115
299,070
302,344
302,364
30,3,714
293,206
299,603
308,315
305,021
293,196
.306,669
306,395
293,736
306,818
297,683
306,360
292,335
306,616
305.453
300,713
298,479
307,800
291,094
296,230
304,242
308,582
297,732
304,667
292,858
305,927
305,928
30.5,980
292,602
298,924
303, .553
299,288
296.420
298,783
291,602
297,724
295,913
307,290
292,022
304,413
292,881
297,909
307,106
295,531
306,296
299,300
294,297
306,050
302,330
309,791
293,198
305,552
10,508
304,135
299,926
308,165
301,603
301,604
292.857
306,240
300,143
299,562
Mar. 4
Oct. 7
Feb. 26
Nov. 11
Jan. 15
Oct. 7
Feb. 5
Oct. 14
Jan. 8
Sept. 9
Nov. 4
May 13
Oct. 21
May 6
Nov. 18
Jan. 15
May 20
JulV 22
July 22
Aug. 19
Feb. 5
June 3
Nov. 16
Sept. 9
Feb. 5
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
Feb. 19
Oct. 21
Apr. 29
Oct. 7
Jan. 22
Oct. 14
Sept. 23
June 17
May 13
Nov. 11
Jan. 1
Apr. 1
Aug. 26
Nov. 25
Apr. 29
Sept. 2
Feb. 5
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Jan. 29
May 20
Aug. 12
May 27
Apr. 8
May 20
Jan. 8
Apr. 29
Apr. 1
Oct. 26
Jan. 15
Sept. 2
Feb. 5
Apr. 29
Oct. 28
Mar. 25
Oct. 7
May 27
Feb. 26
Oct. 7
July 22
Dec. 23
Feb. 5
Sept. 23
Aug. 12
Aug. 26
June 3
Nov. 18
July 8
July 6
Fell. 5
Oct. 7
June 10
June 3
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178
277
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783
1139
271
508
595
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1392
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509
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386
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595
590
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319
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934
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 18=)4.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Coutiuued.
583
Invention.
Method of and apparatus
Transmitter for
Telephone timesisinals.
for individualizing
Tolejilione time systems,
Telei>lionc-traDSn'iitter
Teli'plionetrausmitter
Tilejihoueti ausmit ter
Telei)hone-triinsniitter
Telepbonetransmitler
Telephone-transmitter
Telephone-transmitter
Tcliiilionc-trausmitter
Tclrpliduo-trausmitter
Teleplioue-trausmitter
Teleplione-transmitter
Telephone-transmitter
Tclephone-trausuiitter
Telephone-transmitter
Telephone-transmitter
Telephone-transmitter
Telephone- transmitter
Telephone-transmitter
Teliplione-trausmitter
Teh plione-transmitter
Tel'plione-transmitter
Tilephone-trausmitter
Tele]ihone-trausmitter
Tilephone-trausmitter
Telephone-transmitter. Electric
Tele]>lione transmitter. Speaking-
Telephone transmitter. Speaking-
Telephone. Transmitting-
Telephone uses. Arm-rest for
Telephones. Conducting-cord for
Tele))bone8. Individual-call instrument for
Telei)hone3. Magneto-electric signaling attachment
for
Telephonic and telegraphic circuits. Signaling ap-
paratus for
Telephonic and telegraphic instruments. Protector
for
Telephonic apparatus
Telephonic apparatus
Telephonic apparatus
Telephonic circuits. Anti-induction device for
Telephonic-instrument support
Telephonic receiver
Telephonic receiving-instrument
Telephonic switch-hoard and connections
Telephonic transmission
Telephonic transmission. Apparatus for
Telephonic transmitter
Telephonic transmitter
Telephonic transmitter
Telephonic transmitter
Telephonic transmitter
Telephonic transmitter
T(le]>Iinnic transmitter. Electric
Tclei honically. Apparatus for communicating
Trlethermometer
Temperature. Device for regulating
T'liijierature, &c. Electric valve for regulating
Temperature of apartment,«i. Eegulator of
Temperature-regulator. Electric
T' nnieraturcs of distant rooms. Apparatus for indi-
cating
Teuuis'grounds. Device for laying out
Tennis-racquet
Tenon-boring machine
Ti non-extractor
T. nons. Tool for turning round
Tenoning and cross-gaining machine
Tension device. Thread-
T( nsion line-holder. Automatic
Tent
Tent
Tentering-machine
Terret. Harness-
Testing fabrics. Machine for
Testing-machine holder
Testing-machine holder
Testing-machine holder
Tetrahydro-parachinanisol. Production of
Theater appliance
Theater appliance. Hydraulic <
Theaters. Border-light for
Xame.
H. B. Lytle and .T. J. Carty.
C. W. Euehle
E. Berliner
H.C.Buck
S. Chadwick
J. H. Cheever
D. Drawhaugh
D. Drawbaugh
D. Drawbaugh
D. Drawhaugh
D. Drawhaugh
D. Drawbaugli
D. Drawl)augh
D. Drawbaugh
D. Drawbaugh
D. Drawbaugh
D. Drawbaugh
G. W. Drawbaugh
W. H. Eckert
C. W.Long
J. A. Maloney
.T. H. Rogers
H. E. TTaite
H. E. Waite
H. E. Waite
G. T.Woods
J. A. Maloney
T. J. Perrin
T. J. Perrin
A. F. Congdon
J. M. Fitch
M. G. Kellogg
J. P. Stabler
A. J. W. Miinch
30.1,052
291, PG6
29.'!„'J61
200,676
202,203
201,311
201,312
201,472
29.'),741
295,742
297,. 578
297,579
29a, 676
303,627
303,628
307,026
298.677
308,956
306,026
206,421
.310,151
292,603
298,923
29,3,925
308.817
296,593
303,948
307,728
303.810
308,660
301,499
306,361
304,121
292,999
291,299
306,514
309,357
310,094
308019
308,110
295,804
299,074
301,529
292,212
292,835
298,286
W. S. Davis 30.5.901
J. D. Husbands 299,073
C. A. Randall 295,805
C.A.Randall 295,806
C. A. Randall 295.807
W. B.Hale 305,812 j
W.S. Marcus 305,829,
W. H. H. Barton 30.5.499!
J. M. Halsted 295,384 j
W. S. Johnson 301.059 \
J. Morwitz 309,728 !
C. A. Tucker 302,215
W. R. Comings 294,201
L. S. Fairbanks .
A. A. Connolly .
T. J. Perrin
T. J. Perrin
T. F. Taylor
H. Van Hoevenbergh
J. Tregurtha and C^ T. Loring.
C. A. Randall
J. D. Husbands
E.W. Smith
"W. H. Eckert
J. F. Mehren
H.Clay
No.
Date.
299,561
H. N. Covell - 299,625
A. T.Greenough and "W.H.Boardman.! 293,573
W. "W. Ho.sler 1293,880 ,
O. Hendrick 295,170!
C. Howind ' .30.3,432 ]
J. R. Thomas ' .302,363
E. A. Scholfield | 303,325
M. Randolph I 307. 589 ;
S. B, Holabird i 302,535
S. Marvin ' 300,993 i
0. E. Drown 1295.155
H. F. and L. A. Townsend ' 297,033
E. Morrison and J. P. Herron | 292.130
A. H. Emery ' 306,730
A. H. Emery ' 308.659
A. H. Emery 308.9.i7
Z. H. Skrau'p ! 308.286
W. Hanlon 293.324
R. Gwinner. .1. Kautsky, C. Dengg, } 296 ■->66
and F. Roth. 5 ' '"
J. T. Preddey ,298,888
June 3
Aug. 5
Jan. 15
Feb. 12
Apr. 8
Jan. 22
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
May 13
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Oct. 21
May 13
Dec. 9
Sept. 30
Apr. 8
Dec. 30
.J.iu. 29
May 20
May 20
Dec. 2
Apr. 8
Aug. 19
Nov. 4
Aug. 19
Dec. 2
July 8
Oct. 7
Aug. 26
Feb. 5
Jan. 1
Oct. 14
Dec. 16
Dec. 30
Nov. 11
Nov. 18
Mar. 25
May 20
July 8
Jan. 22
Feb. 5
May 6
Sept, 30
May 20
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Sept. 23
Mar. 18
June 24
Dec. 23
Jnl.y 15
Fel). 26
June 3
Feb. 12
Feb. 19
Mar. 18
Aug. 12
July 22
Aug. 12
Nov. 4
July 22
June 24
Mar. 18
Apr. 15
Jan. 15
Oct. 21
Dec. 2
Dec. 9
Nov. 18
Feb. 12
Apr. 1
May 20
Monthly
volume.
71
216
1079
1002
987
1488
.373
374
570
1780
1782
2151
21.54
901
955
9.56
1293
903
514
2270
668
2074
2025
1209
1212
325
889
1354
407
1176
106
549
427
1590
275
357
621
1056
2005
782
897
1862
1398
582
1505
71
423
2109
1396
1664
1866
1868
2000
2020
1590
1321
1995
1.528
1449
1851
159
1015
1419
1045
689
1656
559
228
1879
1907
1026
1430
1388
908
104
516
1127
719
494
1168
18
60
301
276
277
418
105
105
160
495
495
587
588
251
261
262
346
251
135
629
185
556
564
341
342
85
246
375
112
(322
J 323
28
149
114
435
75
101
f IfiS
) 164
5 281
)282
(538
) 539
214
245
518
398
(1.59
il60
423
20
(113
)114
585
398
518
518
519
555
560
440
368
551
415
403
505
39,40
279
392
288
189
454
1.54
64
515
525
(283
1284
393
389
241
242
27.28
136
Official
Gazette.
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29
29
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27
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26
i 27
29
I 2^
I 26
27
26
26
26
28
28
28
29
28
27
he
ll&l
934
495
208
025
197
290
67
67
102
1109
1170
428
428
704
643
643
258
705
799
1264
132
1126
391
770
771
7.58
176
716
445
683
717
107
79
765
492
65
122
912
1113
526
.555
1184
805
113
292
456
606
1232
805
1185
1185
1185
1212
1216
1128
1080
1312
1006
280
786
949
627
705
1029
588
324
563
412
365
1296
1026
233
266
27
26
29 ! 184
29 i 717
29 1 800
192
;i38
I 139
327
29
26
1 27
599
572
93
762
584
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Theaters. Changeable scenery for
Theatrical appliance
Theatrical plays. Scenery for
Therapeutic apparatus. Electro-
Thermo-electrical pad
Thermo-reservoir
Thermometer
Thermometer and barometer mold. &c .
Thermometer. Balanced
Thermometer. Clinical
Thermometer. Clinical
Thermometer. Clinical metallic
Thermometer magnifying device
Thermometers and weather-glasses.
Thennoscope
Case for .
Thermoscope. Electro-magnetic
Thermostat
Thermostat
Thermostat
Thermostat
Thermostat
Thickness-gage .
Thill. Carriage-
Thill
Thill-
Thill
Thill.
Thill-
Thill-
Thill-
Thill-
Thill-
Thill-
Thill-
Thill-
Thill-
Thill-
Thill-
clamp . . .
coupling
coupling,
coupling
coupling,
coupling-
coupling-
coupling
coupling,
coupling
coupling,
coupling-
coupling,
coupling,
coupling
ThUl-coupling
Thill-
ThiU-
Thill
Thill-
Thill
Thill-
Thill-
Thill-
Thill-
Thill-
Thill-
ThiU-
ThiU-
Thill-
Thill-
Thill-
Thill-
Thill-
ThUl-
Thill-
Thjll-
Thill-
Thill-
Thill-
Thill-
coupling.
coupling ,
coupling
coupling -
coupling
coupling.
coupling .
coupling
coupling -
coupling.
coupling -
coupling ,
coupling.
coupling
coupling.
coupling
coupling
coupling.
coupling.
coupling.
coupling.
coupling.
coupling.
coupling.
coupling.
Thill-coupling. -
Thill-coupling. .
Thill-coupling- .
Thill-coupling -
Thill-coupling- -
ThiU-eoupling-.
Thill-coupling .
Thill-coupling-.
TUill-coapling -
Thill-coupling- -
Thill-coupling.-
Thill-coupling--
Thill-coupling- .
Thill-coupling .
Thill-coupling- -
Thill-coiTpling--
Thill-couplings.
Thill-conplinsis.
Thill-holder --;..
Thill-loop for harness
Thill-support -
Thill-support for vehicles . .
Thimble
Anti-rattler for .
Anti-rattler for .
Name.
L. W. Seavey
J. "W. Sherman
E. L. Eees
C.L.Clarto
S. C. Kram
E. D. Newton
H.Gath
"W. Somerville
P. a. Eussell
J. Barry
J. J. Hicks
W. B. Eowle
H. C. Kirk, J. T, Brayton, H. E. :
Wader, and M. Oulehen.
E.P.Haff :
H. .7. Haight
H. J. Haight
W. J. P. and Gr. L. Kingsley
M. D. Porter
A. K. Eider
A. W. Tubbs
E. E. Wilder and J. P. Clark
E. Morrison and J. P. Herron
G. .J. Frey, I. Hefner, and J. S.
Miller.
H. K. Forbis -.-
,T.F. Albee
E. P. Alexander
C. W. Ament
J. A. Aston
E. B. Avres
E. L. Baker
i^. E. Baker
A. 0. Bonsteel
•T. A Bragaw
E. S. Buzby
E. Cameron
M. E. Campanv
W.J. Card . :..
J. W. Cams
S.Craig
J. C. Dietrich
L. .J. Dresser
E. E. Earnest
E. H.P.Ellis
B. Fahrney
J.M.Fulton
H. E. Gamble
J. A. Green
J. S. Hendrickson
J. Herron
E. H. HolUster
E. Hoxle
S, Hubbell, Jr
W. Johnston
H. W. King
J. H. Koons
S. D. Lecompte
T. A. Mayes--
O. C. Mehurin
P. P. Musser
B. F. Par.sons |
P. D. Peck
A. B. Perine - |
G. W. Eossman and J. E. Strever ..i
L. D. Eundell and P. Tan Valken-
burgh.
W. S- Shanahan
W. S. Shanahan
G.E- Smith
G.E. Smith
F. M. Stevens
H. H. Stevens
C.E. Struck
C. T. Stuart
H. Temple---
0. Tower
S.B.Ulm -
C. M. Westcott
H.M.Wheeler
F. A. Wittich ,
W. H.Wright
E. Yeiser - -
J. Jf. Berrv
J. M. Haas -
J. W. Evan.s and A. H. Vemay
A. C. Davison -
A.B. Smith -
J. V. Eeams
M. Dfemme
No.
Date.
292,689
296,467
301.276
305,894
310,140
299.252
294,732
296.793
292,764
304,896
309,050
294,729
307,775
306,014
302,908
307,543
303,862
296.058
294,405
308,293
308,120
293.131
304,721
308,149
305,991
300.750
296,103
301.201
306,047
303,413
294, 107
298,439
305,890
299,4G0
295,348
298,942
309,762
300,045
299,912
297.356
209,917
300.057
299,062
305 581
291-588
29.T ICO
300,. 597
308.896
.306,749
303.851
293,173
297.261
309,959
309,469
309.962
299,. 556
305.095
293.341
293.006
302,519
207.442
306.347
296.787
297.297
29.5.440
305.342
.304.140
305.539
296.794
301.530
299.696
307,350
305,642
293.379
291.552
299,443
296,805
308,026
298.810
306,372
293.218
300.251
291.315
301.691
309. 8P0
304.3.58
29'' 355
Jan. 29
Apr. 8
July 1
Sept. 30
Dec. 30
May 27
Mar. 4
Apr. 15
Jan. 29
Sept. 9
Dec. 9
Mar. 4
Nov. 11
Sept. 30
Aug. 5
Nov. 4
Aug. 19
Apr. 1
Mar. 4
Nov. 18
Nov. 18
Jan. 15
Sept. 9
Nov. 18
Sept. 30
June 24
Apr. 1
Julv 1
Oct' 7
Aug. 12
Feb. 26
May 13
Sept. 30
May 27
Mar. 18
May 20
Dec. 23
June 10
June 3
Apr. 22
June 3
June 10
May 20
Sept. 23
Jan. 8
Mar- 18
June n
Dec. 9
Oct. 21
Aug. 19
Feb. 5
Apr. 22
Dec. 30
Dec. 16
Dec. 30
June 3
Sept. 16
Feb- 12
Feb. 19
Julv 22
Apr. 22
Oct. 7
Apr. 15
Apr. 22
Mar. 18
Sept. 16
Aug. 26
Sept. 23
Apr. 15
Julv 8
Juiie 3
Oct. 2S
Sept. 23
Feb. 12
Jan. 8
May 27
Apr. 15
Nov. 11
May 20
Oct. 7
Fob. 12
June 10
•Tan. 1
Julv a
Dec. 30
Sept. 2
Apr. 22
Monthly
volume.
CO
fi
2130
720
262
2102
2063
1616
472
1127
2246
796
639
469
478
2248
37
169
1242
199
86
1133
909
1391
572
943
2220
1622
250
168
7
668
1718
611
2096
1875
1277
1230
1580
687
505
1849
.510
099
1381
1684
729
10.32
1403
434
932
1232
510
1732
1829
IIFS
1833
67
1051
739
14.50
1856
1956
410
1122
1771
1382
1378
1615
1637
1129
584
269
1751
1761
794
678
1852
1142
790
1072
438
580
964
378
' 790
1747-
95
1849
593
199
71
583
553
464
132
317
623
218
169
131
5 131
)132
624
12
f 45
j 46
^ 47
I 48
341
58
23
309
249
389
156
258
616
445
73
45
3
183
472
172
582
539
354
348
430
186
(133
\ 134
502
135
100
394
468
205
285
386
116
247
338
1^5
470
492
321
403
17
287
197
402
508
534
110
316
481
383
382
441 I
4.53
318
160
67
469
490
213 ;
192 I
.533 I
323
216
301
117
152
261
106
216
471
30
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365
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
585
Invention.
ThimWe
Thimble. Sewing-
Thrasher
Thrasher and clover-seed Imller. Combined grain- . .
Thrasher and ootton-oiieii er. Pea-
Thrasher and hnller. Clover
Thrasher and separator. Combined
Thrasher and separator. Grain
Thrashers or sejiarators. Eecleaning att4>chment for.
Thrashing and cleaning machine
Thrashing and sep.arating grain, peas, &c. Machine
for
Thrashing-machine
Thrashing-machine
Thrashing-machine
Thrashing-machine
Thrashing-machine
Thrashing-machine
Thrashing-machine
Thrashing-machine
Thrashing-machine
Thrashing-machine
Thrashing-machine
Thrashing-machine
! band-cutter !
i band-cntter i
Thrashing-machine band-cutter and feeder ,
Thrashing
Thrashing-
machine 1
machine 1
• and feeder.
• and feeder.
Thrashing
Thrashing-
machine
machine
band-ctitter
band-cntter
and feeder,
and feeder.
Thrashing-machine band-cutter and feeder
Thrashing-machine band-cutting and feeding attach- J
ment. 5
Thrashing-machine beater
Thrashing-machine belt-holder
Thrashing-machine l)olt-r( el
Thrashing-machinc-cylinderteetb. Blank forforming.
Thrashing-machine dnst exhauster and conveyer
Thrashing-machine dust-fan ^
Thrashing-machines. Feed-regulating device for. .
Thrashing-machine grain-feeder and b.and-cutter. . .
Thrashing-machine grain-separator
Thrashing-machine grain-spout
Thrashing-machine grain spreader and feeder
Thrashing-machine hoisting apparatus
Thrashing-machine stra-w-carrier
Thrashing-machine stra^r-carrier
Thrashing-machine straw-carrier
Thrashing-machine straw-stacker
Thrashing-machines. Clover-hulling attachment for.
Thrashing-machines. Self-feeding and band-cutting
attachment for
Thrashing-machines, &c- Spike-fastening for
Thrashing peas, beans, &c. Machine for
Thiashing-tooth
Thread cutter and holder
Thread. Machinery for stretching and smoothing
sewinc-
Threads^ yams, &c. Dressing compound for
Ticket-case —
Ticket-case
Ticket-case
Ticket-case
Ticket-holder
Ticket-holder
Ticket-holder
Ticket. Mileage-
Ticket. Pin-
Ticket. Railway-
Ticket. Railway-
Ticket registering, st.ainping, and cutting device —
Tickets. Apparatus for checking and ascertaining
the issue of
Tidv-fastening device
Tidy-holder..'
Tie:
See Bale-tie.
Belt-tie.
Cross-tie.
2fame.
H. M. Guild
E. r. McCartney
A. H. Cl.ark
C. H. Horton. (Reissue) .
C. H. Simmons
C. A. Bikle
J. Davis
A. J. and J. H. Marshall.
H.Campbell
W. H. Parrish
A. Swingle
No.
J. A. Beam ,
J. Buchanan ,
W. H. and .T. Butterworth, Jr
M. J. Foster
n. and C. Frank
A. T. Ilawley
A. J. Ho.ag
J. M. C. Jones
D. Lippy
D. Lippy
G. "W. Morris
C. Shirley
B. Driller .
B. Driller..
E. T. Knight
J. A. and F. H. Marsh.ill .
J. A. and F. H. Marshall .
F. M. and R. E. Monger . .
C.B.Scherer
R. and F. Garrett and J. D. Ellis -
.J. Tolk'fson
L. P. Barnes
J. Christian
D. Logan
M. Hamm
A. W. Lockhart .
O. C. Y.an Xess . -
P. L. ^'ash
L. H. Couklin . . .
.7. T. Va'kins -
J. H. Carlile . . .
M. J. Gessner .
E. Huber and F. Strobel.
I. .Starr
D. D. and P. J. Sprague .
A. L. Gates
S. S.Barr
G. S. Bricker and TP". B. Shoemaker.
B. F. Archer
■T. Christian
E. Jerauld, Jr
J. E. Tynan
J. S. TTattles
P.Abbott
A. K. Burdick
W. E. Chatterton
G. A. Mnnson and W. F. Smith .
P. H. Murphy
J. H. Stewart
C. W. Walters
C.TT.Reift'
T. P. Miirston
C. J. Knapp
Ar. E. .J. Riley
J. G. Crawford and E. F. Poland
"VP. M. Riddell and H. Wickens . .
308,891
293,262
291,151
10.48,5
293,098
297,104
308,06.j
302,010
290,922
290,441
295,305
296,111
297,562
292,731
293,570
304.816
293,019
293,876
296,015
293,755
299,408
310,072
299,862
293,1.55
307,381
305,394
292.C07
309,074
303,584
300,645
297.781
306.555
292. .530
308,135
292.498
304.267
295,185
291.430
295,668
291.986
306.666
307,435
297„594
293,881
305,979
298,2511
298.196
296.109
304,162
300.429
308,136
293.254
397,542
299,704
297,217
292,789
297,349
302,208
303,448
308,105
300,172
303.048
303.052
304.529
303.322
309,823
308,705
Date.
Dec. 9
Feb. 12
Jan. 1
Juno 3
Feb. 5
Apr. 22
Nov. IS
July 15
Apr. 15
Apr. 8
Mar. 18
Apr. 1
Apr. 29
Jan. 29
Feb. 12
ept.
\-h.
Fell. 5
Feb. 19
Apr. 1
Feb. 19
May 27
Dec. .30
•Tune 3
Feb. 5
Oct. 28
Sept. 16
.Jan. 29
Dec. 9
Aug. 12
June 17
Apr.
Oct.
Jau.
Nov.
Jan.
Aug.
Monthly
volume.
430
634
171
.548
396
1521
846
1200
1296
690
1222
262
2123
2183
1012
682
298
1415
153
1252
1816
1974
448
480
1795
1434
2106
6G6
876
Mar. 18
.Jan.
Mar.
Jan'.
Oct.
Nov.
Apr.
Feb.
Sept.
May
May
Apr.
1482
2407
672
1925
928
1875
1761
10C4
515
1689
1225
827
21
2170
1420
2201
376
295
1 ! 260
Apr. 22
Feb. 5
Apr. 22
July 15
Auff. 12
Nov. 18
June 10
Au£r. 5
Aug. 19
Sept. 2
Aug. 12
Dec. 30
Dec. 2
H. H. Schneider .
F. F. Tnckrich . .
303 2,34 Aug. 5
308.583 Nov. 25
Necktie.
Package-tie.
Railway-tie.
Aug. 26
1646
June 17
1202
Nov. 18
928
Feb. 12
624
Apr. 22
2088
June 3
279
114
109
49.50
146
108
420
230
330
360
190
340
76
579
609
278
187
82
391
44
C346
\ 347
522
5 529
) 530
C 116
ill7
129
483
C3t;6
^397
586
179
(239
^240
(241
C407
H08
6.57
176
539
254
523
486
f293
i294
145
468
341
(218
)219
6,7
592
<392
) 393
611
100
76
75
450
329
255
ICO
569
1676
15
1842
1442
707
893
856
211
985
319
553
1655
164
441
1.543
i 456
4
(500
I \ 501
' 401
I 194
244
231
59
i 269
'• 69
152
450
43,44
120
419
Official
Gazette.
Tie for securing bags, bales, &c
Tie-loop
Tile and apparatus for the manufacture thereof. ?
Rooting- >
Tile and brick machines. Cutting-table for
W. Gibson
E. Crocker
C. Schlickeysen
J. C. McKenzie .
29
26
26
27
26
27
29
28
27
27
26
27
27
26
26
28
26
26
27
[26
27
lad
98
27
29
21;
27
27
27
26
[27
28
28
29
27
28
28
28
28
29
29
28
29
291,184 Jan. 1 216 60
307,441 Nov. 4 32 9
309,568 Dec. 23 1323 ^ 3^
291,616 Jan. 8 [ 772 210
784
558
33
1025
514
306
546
235
259
136
1062
.53
423
419
627
952
496
704
31
676
89.5
1108
1007
526
354
1095
405
832
021
1214
476
131
375
561
368
800
1032
92
1154
236
159
374
432
705
1250
597
581
52
110
1161
.561
556
410
973
332
445
364
279
592
554
1090
494
648
875
562
1047
730
537
690
26
29
3!^
377
29
968
26
145
.586
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiuued.
Invention.
Tile and sewer pipe machines.
Tile. Artistic
Tile. Decorative
Tile for grates. Jamb-
Tile. Illuminating-
Tile. Illuminating-
Tile-kiln
Tile-ldin
Tile-laying machine
Tile-lajing machine
Tile-laying machine
Tile-laying machine. Drain-. .
Tile-machine
Feeder for.
Tile-machine
Tile-machine
Tile-machine
Tile-machine
Tile-machine
Tile-machine
Tile-machine
Tile-machine
Tile-machine
Tile machine. Drain-
Tile, &c. Making
Tile-mill table
Tile-mills. Revolving table for
Tile-mold
Tile mold. Drain-
Tile or block for finishing inside walls
Tile or brick for floors, &c
Tile. Ornamental..-
Tile-perforating machine and perforated drain -tile.
Drain-
Tile, pipe, and sewer protector
Tile. Eoofing-
Tiles. Constructing and fastening
Tiles from concrete. Mold for forming
Tiles. Manufacture of mosaic and other
Tilting-chair
Tilting-chair
Tilting-chair
Timber and lumber stamp
Timber. Fire-proof
Timber. Machine for framing
Time-check register
Time-controlling system. Electric
Time-detector. Electric
Time-detector. Watchman's
Time-detector. "Watchman's
Time-detector. "Watchman's electric
Time-indicating apparatus
Time-indicator and block-signal. Automatic .
Time-lock
Time-lock
Time-lock
Time-lock
Time-locks. Unlocking attachment for
Time-piece
Time-piece for operating mechanical devices. .
Timepiece mechanism
Time-piece. Twenty-four-hour
Time-pieces. "Winding-indicator for
Time recorder and register. Watchman's
Time-recording device
Time-iecoiding system. "Watchman's electric
Time-register. Automatic
Time-.«ignals over lines employed for other purposes.
Apparatus for distributing
Tin cans. Utilizing
Tin from tin scraps. Apparatus for the separation of.
Tin. Process of and apparatus for crystallizing
■ Tinner's fire-pot
Tinsmith's roller
Tipping and balancing mechanism
Tire and felly. Wheel
Tire-setting apparatus
Tire-tightener
Tire-tightener
Tire-tightener
■ Tire-tightener
Tire-tightener
Tire-tightener and jack. Combined
Tire-upsetter
Tire. Vehicle- wheel
"Tire. Wagon-wheei
Tobacco. Apparatus for resweating and coloring . . .
Tobacco box and cutter. Combined
Tobacco-caddy. Sheet-metal . - '.
Tobacco. Compound for treating
Tobacco-cui'ing apparatus
' Tobacco-curing furnace
Name.
J.S. Smith
G. De Pestetics
S. Van Campeu -
J. V. Mcolai
J. Jacobs
J.Mark
L. C. Farnam
J. W. Smith
C. A. Barnes
J. T. Graves and B. F. Belt
J. P. Walls and W. G. Engle
I. Webster
F. M., M. G., M. J., and M. L. Har-
ris.
P.H.KeUs
W. Lewis
M. ^S^'olan
J. W. Peufield
J.S.Smith
J. S. Smith
J.S.Smith
J. S. Smith
W. J. Woolley
C.J. MeiTill ,
J. S.Smith
J. S. Smith
J. S. Smith
J. Grant
C.B.Hewitt
J. Austin ,
T.C. Smith
E. G. Jones
H.P. Stafford
R . B. Morrison
B. F. Powers, G. E. Needham, and
J. Hayes.
W. Booth
J. P. Grant
J. Larman jat
J. W. Kenna
H. Parry
E. Seelig
L. Thrush and L. Wilson
W. H. Dolman
W. J. Bley
C. D. Sogers
W. F. Gardner
A. Lasmoles
W. Bauer
J. B. T.irbox
C. G. Spenaler
C. H. andC. W. Thompson
E. F. Bard and G. G. Wagner
M. C. Hawkins
H. F. Newbury
E. aridH. C. Stockwell
E. andH. C. Stockwell
H. P. Pruim
P. G. Eu.ssell
J. A. Lakin
J. Lindauer
H.C.Fick
E. Heunscli
W. W. Le Grande
J. Keller and J. F. Perlbach.
G. W.Davis
G. W. Foster
F.Waldo
No.
296
293
298,
305,
297,
294,
309,
309,
304.
29.5.
308.
305,
298,
293,
298,
300
292,
291
293
296,
308,
294,
300
295,
294
300
298,
297,
292,
300
307.
293
,236
,636
,921
,756
,806
,647
,836
986
,776
119
536
363
850
473
002
278
251
793
804
477
710
342
8-2
298
519
909
847
995
887
.521
395
106
B. F. Mechling
J. H. Kolb
C. E. H. M. Habenicht
"W. C. Winebrenner ,
L. F. Beals
P.Dietrich ,
P. W. McGuire
J. Jones
H. C. Bates
W. Campbell
T. M. Ferguson
S. McCay
E. EuflSn
E. McCloskey and A. E. Tozier ,
J. Nyce
C.J.' Clarke
P. Gendrou
A. A. Schupinsky
C.S. Bird
E. H. Striker
E. D. Wells
S. Horowitz and M. Eagendorf . . .
W. F. Coulter
292.035
296,616
297,491
305,303
294,475
294,391
299,846
303,462
294,936
293.721
309.021
308.993
307,287
308.416
305.882
293 684
298 906
308.532
300,833
296.,561
297,623
293,815
293,816
292 5,-3
304,281
298,988
309.306
309,384
307,043
303,298
297.939
294,371
297.248
296.6.53
298,221
308,902
300,599
307,368
303,415
306,814
292,028
301,37!
296,306
295,979
301.3.50
296,987
309,164
294.895
297,947
293,630
2941461
309,569
293,404
298,255
305,364
309,054
301,864
Date.
Apr.
Feb.
May
Sept.
Apr.
Mar.
Dec.
Dec.
Sept.
Mar.
Nov.
Sept.
May
Feb. 12
May 6
June 10
Jan. 22
Jan. 8
Feb. 19
Apr. 8
Dec. 2
Feb. 26
June 24
Mar. 18
Mai'. 4
June 24
May 20
May 6
Feb. 5
June 17
Oct, 28
Feb. 5
Jan, 15
Apr. 8
Apr. 22
Sept. 16
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Jtine 3
Aug. 12
Mar. 11
Feb. 19
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
Oct. 28
Nov. 25
Sept. 30
Feb. 19
May 20
Nov. 25
June 24
Apr, 8
Apr, 29
Feb, 19
Feb, 19
Jan, 29
Anc. 20
May 20
Dec 16
Dec. 16
Oct. 21
Aug, 12
Monthly
volume".
421
1090
1207
1924
2433
381
1673
1860
642
975
1473
1401
1119
903
53
1O02
1558
972
1320
737
172
2026
1785
1215
222
1817
1114
46
132
1311
1813
405
1278
918
2014
1328
170
67
431
725
723
1205
605
566
1660
1312
2087
1149
1189
1465
1725
850
2200
1336
1337
1997
1801
1286
992
1088
1317
525
Apr. 29 2592
Mar. 4 i .''8
Apr. 22 i 1714
Apr. 8 i 9fi0
118
302
341
535
665
106
454
501
175
257
401
389
314
244
14
271
436
272
366
203
45
555
487
338
02
497
313
12
36
360
489
110
358
257
5.50
367
47
17
112
199
202
334
19
1»9
4:6
3"8
579
321
335
399
471
2:-6
6C0
371
371
556
491
3f6
2f2
291
352
C143
)144
711
U
465
270
OflScial
Gazette.
May
6
338
88
Dec.
9
441
117
June 17
1407
3S7
Oct.
28
1777
478
Aug.
12
670
184
Oct,
21
1030
270
Jan,
15
1271
3.55
July
1
385
105
Apr.
8
526
147
Apr.
1
101
31
July
1
.351
97
Apr.
15
1374
379
Dec,
9
787
210
Mar.
11
682
190
Apr.
29
2600
713
Feb.
19
1084
300
Mar.
4
154
42
Dec.
23
1325
358
Feb.
12
8.-.0
224
May
6
382
101
Sept
16
1403
Dec.
9
643
170
July
15
1019
278
o
27
20
27
28
27
26
29
29
28
26
29
28
27
26
27
27
26
26
26
27
29
26
27
26
26
27
27
27
26
27
80
648
770
1197
481
894
10.50
1085
943
1003
670
1089
752
e07
537
1116
301
180
f88
l-!6
730
819
l-i73
lOvO
867
1279
751
536
4r,7
11^3
29 I 357
26 515
26
27
27
28
26
26
27
28
26
26
29
29
29
29
28
26
27
29
27
27
37
26
26
26
28
27
29
I^
27
26
27
27
27
S9 i
27 I
£9 I
28 ;
29 i
26 '
28
27 ;
27 ,
28
27
29
26
27
26
26
29
26
27
246
183
397
io;6
8-8
841
1004
.595
961
669
817
810
331
642
1229
659
766
674
1261
168
4.i7
6P0
690
387
f04
784
869
918
262
557
512
836
340
191
500
786
1200
3.51
584
206
244
72
105
21
66
273
855
953
514
647
856
969
594
599
28 1089
29 837
28 200
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
AJphabelical list of i«fe»<ioH8— Continued.
587
Invention.
Name.
So.
Tobacco-cntter
Tobacco cutter. Plug-
Tobacco-grranulating machine .
Apparatus for heating and moist-
Finishei-plate for plug- .
Follower-screw for
Tobacco-hoister
Tobacco-houses.
cuing
Tobacco in licorice. Apparatus for dipping
Tobacco. Machine for attaching tags and labels to
plug-
Tobacco. Machine for making and affixing tags to !
plug- \
Tobacco machine. Plug-
Tobacco-mold
Tobacco-])ipe
. Tobacco-pipe
Tobacco-pipe
Tobacco-pipe ,
Tobacco-plants. Shears for cutting ,
Toba oco. Plug- '.
Tobacco-press
Tobacco presses
Tobacco-presses,
Tobacco-resweater
Tobacco-sweater
Tobacco-transporting rack
Toboggan
Toe- weight
Toilet-bracket
ToUet-case
Toilet-case
Toilet preparation. Liquid
Tombstone
Tombstone picture-case
Tombstone picture-case
Tongs - ,
Tongs for lifting spools of fence- wire
Tongs for pickles, fruits, &c
Tongs. Grappling-
Tongs. Metal ,
Tongs or wrench. Pipe ,
Tongs. Pipe-
Tongs, &c. Store- ,
Tongs. Tinner's ,
Tongs. Tinner's
Tongs. Window-
ToDgue-rest
Tongue-support
Tongue-support
Tongue-support
Tongiie-snpport
ToDgue-support
Tongue-support
Tongue support. Wagon,
Gr. A. Priest i 298,404
H. Windisch 309,594
M. Shirk ! 308,101
300,091
292,965
Date.
E. B. McCormick.
M. Tobin .
E. F. Maffrand
If. B. Hieatt.^nd E. E. Heam.
Wagon- .
Wagon- .
Wagon- .
Wagon- -
Tongue support.
Tongue support.
Tongue support.
Tongue support.
Tool".
Tool. Carpenter's combination-
Tool. Carpenter's combination-
Tool. Combination-
Tool. Combination-
Tool. Combination-
Tool. Combination-
Tool. Combination-
Tool. Combination-
Tool. Combination-
Tool. Combination-
Tool. Combination-
Tool. Combination-
Tool. Combination-
Tool. Combination-
Tool. Combination-
Tool for grasping and holding articles.
Tool-handle °
Tool-handle
Tool-handle
Tool-handle
Tool-handle
Tool-handlo
Tool-handle •
Tool-handle. Blacksmith's .
Tool-handle fastening
Tool handle. Ratchet-
Tool head and handle
Tool-head eye
Tool -head eye
Tool-holder
Tool-holder
Tool-holder
Tool-holder
E.H.Peck
W. W. Wood
J. M. GastoD
M. Bittenhoefer
J. O. Kibov
G. W. Smoot
A.J. Woltt'
C. Xagley
J. and C." A. Iforburn
F. P. Jacksou and J". W. Skinner . .
A. Sichel
J.P.Parker
B. Martin
G. Brownstein
W. Sternberg
"W. F. Hutctiins
Q. M. Touugs
C. Lindner
H. O.Berg
F. Ficke
W. H. Bicksier'.".'..'.'.'.'.'.'.'."' ■.".'.".. ■
S.B.Miller
H. A. HoUoman and W. E. Green .
W. Strong
W.E. Wood
W.A.Hardin
S. Poole
CD. rpham
"W. W. Winegar
E. F. and G. A. Barnes
ET. S.Pullman
F. H.Eobie
W. A. List
H. O. Reese
A. McMillen
J. Fisher
F. Brechting.
K". .Johnson
D. Eead
S.B.Eeid
J. AT. Schwarzel
G. F. Wingate
J. Bower .t
J. T. Dougine '.
A. H. Gleason
W. .Johnson
W. P.Martin
J. A. Sherman
P. O.King
S. W. Osborn
H. K. Austin
J. H. Beazlev
J.F. Call..;
G.B. Gable...
G. and H. H. Hibberd
G. andH. H. Hibberd
A. E. Lytle
J. A. Morrell
F. W. Ritchie
295,780
299,541
306,948
301,197
301.585
299,357
.302,412
295,006
291.561
298.768
i 301.914
I 302,337
I 294,690
j 304,5.52
1 302.011
: 207.668
298.2.52
I 302.492
303.098
May 13
Dec. 23
K^ov. 13
Monthly Official
volume. I Gazette.
B.
Oct.
Feb.
29'>..567
293.222
293.563
.305,272
296,431
298.089
291,106 i
297.736
296. .5.59
294,147
309,808
307.248
307.163
295.885 I
304.669 I
302.267
309.359 ■
302,924
297,308 1
307,090
302.409
296,021
300.798
303,284
302 303
297.745
295.237
591,332
293,751
299,238
298,421
303.861
307..321 [
.305,993 1
302.229
302097
304.5-:0
301.319
304.320
292.168
299.488
303.666
Mar. 25
June 3
Oct. 21
July
JiUv
Mav
JiUr
Mar.
Jan.
May 20
Julv 15
•JulV 22
Mai-. 4
Sept. 2
Jiuy 15
Apr. 29
Mav 6
July 22
Aug. 5
Mar. 25
Mar. 18
Feb. 12
Sept. 16
Apr. 8
Mav 6
Jan. 1
Apr. 29
Apr. 8
Feb. 26
Dec,
Oct.
Oct.
Mar.
Sept.
Julv
Dec.
Aug
Apr. 22
Oct. 28
July 22
Apr. 8
June 24
IS'ov. 18
July 22
Apr,
Mar,
Jan.
Feb. 19
May 27
May 13
Aug. 19
Oct: 28
S-pt. 30
Julv. 22
.Julv 15
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
.Jan. 22
Mav 27
Aug. 19
30
28
28
25
2
22
16
29
18
1
576
1363
889
75
330
1833
48
1188
162
656
1749
1718
910
689
1017
1082
1618
424
358
1201
2262
379
1820
274
1562
1117
1010
1292
679
157
116
2355
847
1777
1759
1618
1502
1975
493
1519
1059
57
1865
1398
1712
923
1679
1125
1571
2366
1137
394
1249
1601
591
1241
1710
2222
1471
1305
307
46
47
1438
1906
999
C159
il60
367
(242
J 243
19
63
510
12
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J 317
42. 43
182
503
470
249
195
284
297
445
118
99
331
616
100
498
75
433
308
278
J. Schofield .and H. W. Carter I 310,152 Dec. 30 2074
W. G. Thompson 292,184 Jan. 22
E.Walker 1291.620 Jan. 8
G. H. Ziph i. 301.039 .June 24
J. Goodrich 308,356 > ov. 25
C.L.Bellamy 292.620 .Jan. 29
C.Carleton | 309.4.38 Dec. 16
J.P..Johnson ! 293,095 Mav 13
J.A.King 294.633 Mar. 4j
J.B.Sargent '.303.8,37 Aug. 19 !
H. H. Trenor 308.934 Dec. 9!
G. W. Wright 303.478 Aug. 12 '
W. E. Whittleton 1304.769 Sept. 9'
T. A. Sweet 1291,956 Jan. 15
C. Hermann 304 102 Aug. 26
H. H. Trenor 303,766 Aug. 19
H. H. Trenor 306.191 Oct. 7
H. H. Trenor 306.192 Oct. 7
E.L.Hartm.inn 296.332 Apr. 9
C. D. Hawlev 296.167 Apr. 1
M. C. .Johnson 302,496 .Julv 22
A.Mercer 296,989 Apr. 15
1458
1006
1971
1224
2045
1150
924
358
1269
482
747
635
1137
1.566
1121
218
218
557
325
1823
1376
187
41
32
640
2.35
488
474
430
400
547
136
420
282
18
507
373
469
2.58
4.59
306
432
644
313
110
345
459
167
341
458
616
408
361
86
14
15
403
549
273
556
557
409
281
544
335
569
310
257
99
352
129
204
173
330
429
308
58
.53
155
92
499
380
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39
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27
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28
28
26
23
38
29
29
27
27
23
27
643
976
553
15
484
1180
929
339
.32
127
833
336
992
130
733
212
316
901
833
235
449
598
354
505
1130
1041
626
1069
134
557
24
466
168
775
1066
323
302
1204
908
299
912
467
368
283
330
184
1253
599
303
468
1045
71
676
856
647
696
339
1254
290
255
873
824
824
283
911
650
1126
285
186
1308
625
394
930
709
890
701
794
600
942
229
760
673
39
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Ad.iustable. . -
Coinbination.
Cutting-oif- . .
Tool-holder
Tool-holder
Tool-holder
Tool-holder.
Tool holder.
Tool holder.
Tool. Machinist's
Tool-stock
Tool-stock
Tool stock or handle
Tools \>y electricity. Apparatus for operating
Tools to handles. Securing -
Tooth. Artificial '.
Tooth-crown. Artificial
Tooth-crown cap. Artificial metal
Tooth-crowns. Apparatus for constructing artifi-
cial
Toothpick device
Tooth. Spring-
Top. Spinning-
Tops. Propelling device for spinning-
Topographical representation or model
Torch
Torch
Torch and hattle-ax. Comhined
Torch. Campaign-
Torch. Coal-oil
Torch. Signal-
Torpedo
Torpedo. Marine
Torpedo placer. Railway-
Torpedo. Railway-
Torpedo. Submarine
Torpedo. Suhmarine
Torpedo. Submaiine
Torpedoes. "Water-proof wafer for
Towel-holder
Towel-rack and clothes-bar
Towels, napkins, &c. Machine for folding
Tower
Tower
Tower and mode of erecting the same. Skeleton iron
Tower. Skeleton
Tower. Skeleton
Tower. Skeleton
Tower. Skeleton
Tower. Skeleton
Tower. Skeleton
Tower. Skeleton iron .
Tower. Skeleton iron .
Towing canal-boats
Toy ,
Toy
Toy
Toy
Toy
Toy
Toy
Toy
Toy
Toy
Toy
Toy
Toy
Toy
Toy
Toy
Toy
Toy
Toy
Toy
Toy -
Toy. Advertising-
Toy. Alphabetical
Toy and advertising medium .
Toy bank . .
Toy banks.
Toy boat . . .
Safe-lock for.
Toy building
Toy building
Toy building-block .
Toy bnilding-block.
Toy building-block
Toy dart
Toy doll
Tov. Educational .
Name.
E.D.Moss
J. P. Parkes
R. J. Schemmel
r. B. Bowman
O.B. Shine
C. E. Billings
r. I. Getty and F. Dickinson .
D. E.Dwyer
D. F. DwVer. (Reissue)
R. A. Small
C. J. Van Depoele.
D. H. Murphy
E. P. Brown
A. E. Matteson
M. Rynear
A. E. Matteson
J. Hoffman - .
A. Shellman
J. B. Broome
N. D. Hauver
C. L. Anderson
A. J. Duncan
J. A. McPherson
A. Wolf
J. Dunlap and E. Riedel.
Z. Davis
J.Hall
C. Pilgrim
J. H. E. Tuck
G-. W. Metcalfe
J. H. Beviiigton
J. W. Gr.iydon. (Reissue) .
J. W. (Jraydon. (Reissue)
J. W. Graydon. (Reissue) .
C. Nelson
G. .T. L. Janes
J. T. Foster
C. Chambers, Jr
J. S. Adams
J. S. and F. IT. Adams
J. S. Adams ,
J. S. Adams
J. S. Adams
J. S. Ad-ims
J. S. Adams
J. S. Adams
J. S. Adams
J. S. Adams
J. S. Adams
E. B. Haves
.J. O. Belknap
D. Block
F. W. Carpenter
C. M. Crandall ,
J. A. Crandall
J. A. Crandall
C. Diener
L. F.Fallon
J. M. Jones
L.Keller
J. E. A. McAllister
A. Ohlert
M. Raughtigan
"W. B. S.iles
A. Trunk
W. Vosel
C. A. Volko
J. A. Ward
J.G.Webb
A. Wilhelm
J. W. Worcester
R. Albrecht
J. A. Crandall
E. S. Burridge and N. R. Marsh-
man.
H. C. Hart and J. W. Cross
I. E. Zetterman
W. A. Wright
W.S.Reed
No.
292,938
291,531
299,424
296,310
306,539
292,784
293,647
302,898
10,547
299,428
307,884
291,851
291,978
297,704
305,238
297,703
298,087
291.946
307,264
306,483
298,812
304.919
299,411
309,370
305,377
306,004
296,352
291,853
297,648
292,029
298,935
10,525
10,526
10,527
299.837
304.934
292,294
297,673
294,343
296,375
297,333
297,331
297,334
297,335
297,337
297.338
306.374
294,344
297,336
302,400
302,230
306,464
298,446
294,590
296,530
298,289
296.941
292,798
305,079
297.134
300.097
303.946
290.351
299.015
295.083
308,045
299,703
295,845
299,604
299,608
295,138
29.3,394
298,290
296,724
296,689
307.250
301,846
296,783
296,784
294,589
294.607
W. S.Recd
CM. Crandall
C. W. Frost
E. H. Snow 298.633
F. E. Vandercook ! 306,559
H. A. GoflFe 1294.868
E. A. Cooper and F. Sibley 304,179
Date.
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Jan; 8
May 27
Apr. 8
Oct. 14
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
Aug. 5
Dec. 30
May 27
Nov. 11
Jan. 8
Jan. 15
Apr. 29
Sept. 15
Apr. 29
May 6
Jan. 15
Oct. 28
Oct, 14
May 20
Sept. 9
May 27
Dec. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 30
Apr. 15
Jan. 8
Apr. 29
Jan. 15
May 20
Sept.
23
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Sept.
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Jan.
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Apr.
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Feb.
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Apr.
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Apr.
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Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Oct. 14
Feb. 26
Apr. 22
July 22
.Tuly 22
Oct'. 14
May 13
Mar. 4
Apr. 8
May 6
Apr. 15
Feb. 5
Sept. 16
Apr. 22
June 10
Aug. 19
Apr. 8
May 20
Mar. 11
Nov. 11
June 3
Mar. 25
June 3
June 3
Mar. 11
Feb. 12
May 6
Apr. 15
Apr. 8
Oct. 28
July 8
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
May 13
Oct. 14
Mar. 11
Aug. 26
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Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
589
Inventiou.
Toy.
Toy.
Toy.
Toy.
Toy.
Toy electric railway
Toy gnn
Toy gun
Toy gnn
Toy horse. Trnndling
Toy locomotive
Toy locomotivea, cirriages,
tion of nieclianism to
Toy. Meclianical
Mechanical
Mechanical
Mechaiiical
Mechanical
Mechanical
Toy money-bo.'c
Toy money-sate
Toy mortar
Toy mortar
'J'oy. Musical
Toy musical instrument
Toy or ornament
Toy pistol
Toy pistol
Toy pistol
Toy. I'rismntic
Toy. Prismatic
Toy revolTia? bell
Toy savings-bank
Toy savings-bank ,
Toy scale
Toylarget
trucks, &c. Applica-
Toy whistle
Toy work-bench
Trace-ad.juster
Trace attachment
Trace-bearer for pad-skirts . .
Trace-carrier
Trace-carrier
Trace-carrier
Trace-carrier
Trace-caiTier
Trace-carrier
Trace-cockeye attachment - . .
Trace-fast eiier
Trace-fastener
Trace-hitch
Trace-holder
Trace-hook
Trace-hook. Spring
Trace or shaft carrier
Trace-trimming
Trace-trimming machine
Tracheotome
Tracings. Making copies of .
Track cleaner. Car-
Track-clearer
Track-clearer
Track-clearer
Track-clearer
Track-crossing apparatus
Track-fastener
Track or road-bed
Tracks and switches. System of .
Traction-engine
Traction-engine , .
Traction-engine
Traction-engine
Traction-engine
Traction-engine
Traction-engine
Traction-engine
Traction-engine
Traction-engine
Traction-engine
Traction-engine
Traction-ensine
Traction-engine
Traction-engine
Traction-engine
Traction-engine
Traction-engine
Tr.tv tion-engine
Traction-engine
Traction-engine
Traction-engine
Traction-engine
Name.
M. Bttcou
J. L. Joyce
G. L. Miller
L. Stockman
E. J. B. Whitaker.
E. R. Ives
(Reissue) .
G. Cole
E. C. Barton and H. Thomass
W. S.Reed
D. L. Rice
R. H. Ricker
R. H. Ricker
R. H. Ricker
A. C. Rex
E. T. Gibson
A. "W. Partrick
S. B. Pratt
W. A. Gay
"W. H. Frost
P. E. Arencibia
A. H. Dean and C. A. Hotchkiss . -
A. Gilman
D. Peters
S. S. Butler
S. S. Butler
W. Goodfellow
C. M. Crandall
C. G. Shepard and P. Adams, Jr. . .
J. F. Lawrence
A. H. Hoffman, "W. F. Lloyd, and
J. H. Block.
H. C.Swan
A. Pfaendler
F. Lohr
W. M. and S. E. Smither
S. D. Taylor
L. T. Anderson
J. C. Glaser and C. A. Cummings ..
W. M. Smither
W. M. Smither
H. Tav
J. M. Scott
G. H. McDole
N. M. Habberstad
R. E. Lindsay
D. A. Foster
W. Standing and F. J. Swaine
O. Lampe
I). P. Ferguson
M. B. Carey
J. M. Basinger
W. Gordon and J. W. Dodge
D. L. Russell
P. H. Mandel
J. G. Holden and J. E. Coe
E. B. Bishop
W. Dunbar
"W. T. Gi-untler
T. S. Manning
H. Aiken
J. Forshey
S.Grithn
G. H. Sampson..
A. P. Broomell .
H. M. Cormack.
H. Deckmann - -
F. L. Fairchild .
A. H. Hafley ...
A. .7 Hoag
H. H. Hudson
S. E. Jarvis
N"., J. J., and E. Johnson
0. "W. Kelly and L. F. Dieter .
O. W. Kelly and L. F. Dieter.
F. F. Landis
H. B. Larzelere
C. J. Leach and A. Olds
H. B. McMurrav
B. F. Mohr ....".
TV. S. Owings
J. F. Palmer
J.F. Palmer
J. F. Palmer.
E. Penney and W. H. Snyder.
F. TV. Robinson
W. L. Shepherd
No.
295,473
299,796
303,580
299,436
10,480
303,934
302,050
303,972
294,076
302,523
300,799
300,800
309,879
306,775
30.5.587
300.634
300,638
292.645
.301,711
303,607
294,4.50
2117,379
306,422
301,501
301,502
298,575
298,830
302,039
300,875
292,652
291,548
292.350
306,105
304.965
300,918
294,9.52
304,522
293,807
297,864
299,035
304,240
292,171
291,890
301,612
295,378
303,676
292,922
303.632
308,132
296.110
297,787
300,285
294,485
298,088
297,910
298.295
301,815
302,576
308,298
308,483
294,126
301,526
307,265
291,300
303,497
303,828
302,841
303,516
300,869
294,877
307,771
Date.
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June 3
Aug. 12
May 27
May 13
Aug. 19
July 29
Aug. 26
Feb. 26
July 22
Juiie 24
June 24
Dec. 30
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Sept. 23
Juno 17
Juno 17
Jan. 29
July 8
Aug. 19
Mar. 4
Apr. 22
Oct, 14
Julv 8
July 8
May 13
May 20
July 15
June 24
Jan. 29
Jan. 8
Jan. 22
Oct. 7
Sept. 9
June 24
Mar. 11
Sept. 2
I'eb. 19
Apr. 29
May .20
Aug. 20
Jan. 22
Jan. 15
July 8
Mar. 18
Aug. 19
Feb. 5
Aug. 19
Nov. 18
Apr. 1
Apr. 29
June 10
Mar. 4
May 6
Apr. 29
May 6
Julv 8
July 29
Nov. 18
Nov. 25
Feb. 20
July 8
Oct. 28
Jan. 1
Aug. 12
Aug. 19
July 29
Aug. 12
June 24
Mar. 11
Nov. 11
300,403 ; Oct. 14
307.398
294,794
3U0.271
292,924
296,802
302,153
291,075
293,005
293.000
293,067
301,829
300,.397
299,427
Oct. 28
Mar. n
.June 10
Feb. 5
Apr. 15
Julv 15
Jan
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Teh. 5
Feb. 5
July 8
June 17
May 27
Monthly
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1941
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1635
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inverJions — Continued.
Indention.
Traction-engine
Traction-engine bearing
Traction-engine reaper attachment . .
Traction-engines. Steering-gear for .
Tractionanotor. Electrical
Traction-wheel
Traction-wheel
Traction-wheel
Traction-wheel
Traction- wheel
Traction-wheel
Traction- wheel
Train-signal .^
Train-signal. Electric
Trains. System of communication with moving .
Tramway
Tramway and car
Tramway. Overhead
Tramway. Suspended
Transit-instrument with solar attachment -
Transit. Surveyor's and engineer's
Transom-lifter
Transom-lifter
Transom-lifter
Transplanter
Trap :
See Animal-trap.
Anti-siphoning trap.
Ball-trap.
Bee-trap.
Bottle-trap.
Burglar-trap.
Ely-trap.
Grease-trap.
Hog-trap.
In sect- trap.
Mole- trap.
Mouse-trap.
Overflow-trap.
Plumber's trap.
Eain- water tr.ap.
Eat-trap.
Safety fluid-trap.
Sewer-trap.
Sink-trap.
Steam-trap.
St^am-pressnre-gage trap
Stench-trap.
Valved trap.
Vermin-trap.
Waste-pipe trap.
"Water-trap.
"Water-closet trap.
Name.
Trap.
Trap.
Trap and overflow for wash-basins, water-closets,
&c. Combined
Trap clearer. Basin-
Trap for lavatories, &c
Trap for sinks, &c
Trap for wash-stands, &c
Trapeze. Kevolving double
Traveling-bag.
Traveling-bag.
Traveling-bag.
Traveling-bag.
Traveling-bag clasp
Traveling-bag handle and handle-cap . . .
Traveling-bag handle-connection
Traveling-bags. Safety attachment for.
Tray
Tray. Dumer-
Trav. Dinner-
Tray. Glass wator-
Tray-machine
Tread-power
Treadle and crank movements.
Treadle attachment
Treadle. Foot-
Treadle mechanism
Treadle mechanism
Treadle-motion
Treadle-motion
Treadle-motion
Treadle-power
Tree:
See Gig-tree.
Tree-chair. Portable
Tree-guard
Tree-protector
Device for poising. .
Tree-protector
Tree-protector
Tree-protector
Tree-protector
Trees. Device for felling.
Trees. Device for felling.
L. C. Taber
r. F. Landis
"W. Kimmel
A. P. Broomell
W. E. Ayrton and J. Perry..
W. M. Beindorf
E.Huber
S. Lanceskes
I. C. and F. T. Michael
D. M. Osborne
D. Payne
J. A. istout
M. F. Parish and S. J. Munn
L.W. Lindley
G.E. Fullerton
A. H. Rowan
M. C. Campbell
K. Cartwright
"W.F.Ely
L. E. Gurley
T. L. Nixon
S. A. Bishop
A. E. Brand
F. A. Cortis
E. A. Gross
A. J. Conway . .
E. S. McClellan.
C. L. Eiker
J. E, Kelsey
C. F. Pike
H. Friedrich
C.F. Pike
E. J. Leamy
M. Schmickl
M. Schmickl
M. Schwerin
C. A. Zinkand
"W. J. Large
P. "Waldschmitt
M. Schwerin
F. A. Nickerson
J. B. Higbee
H. DoutteU
F. Neumiiller, J. P. "Whedon, and
E. M. PerhAcs.
A. H. Heisey
M. E. Benjamin
E. Kilboum
J. H. "Whitney ,
H. B. Springstein
J. H. Elvers
H. Leeming _
J. Pasfield
J". F. Dyer
D. P. Foster
J. Kayser
G. A. Greene
C. Moore
F. Ashley
B. J. Downs
A. H. Hatmaker.
F. R. Hogeboom .
T. J. Longacre . .
F. H. Merrill
P.Miller
P. Miller
No.
Date.
294,930
294,793
303,860
298,169
292,529
304,598
303,286
.308,905
301,743
303,588
302,020
309,417
297,438
302,505
302,475
299,681
309,689
308,553
304,714
304,313
293,667
305,274
309,599
291,695
293,652
304,177
309,395
292,055
303,858
301,458
298,841
302,585
300,487
299,272
306,530
304,758
298,050
298,481
300,667
305,341
292,940
300,472
304,805
296,043
294,231
297,662
298,094
292,969
301,766
305,332
296,854
292,573
301,810
299,921
291,200
294,224
395,100
303,908
306,007
309,046
293,463
304,835
304,343
306,850
308,187
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Aug. 19
May 6
Jan. 29
Sept. 2
Aug. 12
Dec. 9
July 8
Aug. 12
July 15
Dec. 16
Apr. 22
July 22
July 22
June 3
Dec. 23
Nov. 25
Sept. 9
Sept. 2
Feb. 19
Sept. 16
Dec. 23
Jan. 8
Feb. 19
Aug. 26
Dec. 16
Jan. 15
Aug. 19
July 1
May 20
July 29
June 17
May 27
Oct. 14
Sept. 9
May 6
May 13
June 17
Sept. 16
Feb. 5
June 17
Sept. 9
Apr. 1
Feb. 26
Apr. 29
May 6
Feb. 5
July 8
Sept. 16
Apr. 15
Jan. 29
July 8
June 3
Jan. 1
Feb. 26
Sept. 16
Aug. 19
Sept. 30
Dec. 9
Feb. 12
Sept. 9
Sept. 2
Oct. 21
Nov. 18
Monthly
voliime.
P.
718
547
1240
262
1923
420
510
445
861
882
1211
1125
1950
1835
1797
252
1480
1496
565
36
1124
1294
1371
868
1108
1666
1100
1302
1238
492
1108
1953
1273
1637
641
618
111
663
1512
1377
206
1257
670
180
1885
2254
164
238
888
1369
1207
1983
948
515
236
1878
1057
1297
2240
636
893
708
74
1068
11
200
201
151
152
340
341
67
538
539
116
139
118
234
242
243
334
302
532
533
502
492
62
400
407
408
154
12
313
314
354
369
243
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inrentions — Continued.
50t
Invention.
Name.
No.
Trellis-hook
Trestle
Trestle. Adjustable.
Tricycle
Tricycle
Tricycle
Tricycle
Tricycle
Tricycle
Tricycle
Tricycle
Tricycle
Tricycle
Tricycle
Tricvcle
Tricycle
Tricycle
Trimmer:
See Hedge-trimmer.
Heel-trimmer.
Sewing • m a c li i n e
trimmer.
Trimming. Dress-
Trimming fabric
Sole-edge trimmer.
Wick-trimmer.
Trimming fabrics. Device for
Trimming fabrics. Mechanism for .
Trimming show-box
Triturating-machine
Trolling-hook
Trough :
See Animal-trough.
Trowel
Truck '.
Truck
Truck
Truck
Truck and elevator. Barrel
Truck and step-ladder. Combined .
Tnick. Baggage-
Truck. Basket-
Truck. Binder-
Truck. Car-
Truck. Car-
Truck. Car-
Truck. Car-
Truck. Car-
Truck. Car-
Truck. Car-
Truck. Car-
Truck. Car-
Truck. Car-
Track. Car-
Truck. Car-
Track. Car-
Truck. Car-
J. Jndd i 294.240
.T. F. Langlais 304.207
E. Owen t 300 887
F. C. Atherton i 295 894
A. Brown , 294.7.53
J. F, Gumming ' 30.'i 0.53
D. E. Dutrow. i 29,5,801
.T. Gowdev ' 300,3.59
0. TT. Guiiiaiid ' 302.:i98
J. Kelling, .Jr., and L. S. Isham ... .1 302,498
W.J.Lloyd I 295,257
M. P. McMahan 298,994
N. Merrill 291.376
F. Von PaLstring 301,307
"W. Spence and E, C. Thompson 296,039
F. "W. Vossmer 309,667
6. T. Warwick 309,325
A. Hirsch
W. P. Jennings
A. Wright
R. J. Walker
S. G. Bernstein and M. Simonson. .
F. E. Boericke and G. Goll
N. A. Dickinson
Track.
Track.
Track.
Car--
Car-.
Car-.
Truck. Car-.
Truck.
Track.
Track.
Truck.
Track.
Truck.
Truck.
Track.
Truck.
Track.
Track.
Truck.
Track.
Track.
Track.
Track.
Truck,
Track.
Track.
Track.
Car-
Changeable gage-
Freight-
Hand-
Hand-
Hand-
Hand-
Hand-
Hand-
Hand-
Hand-
Hand- ....
Harvester-
Harvester-
Harvester-
Harvester-
Harvester-
H. A. Peace
M. j. Barron and J. F. CuiTen
W. C. Mavor
H. Metsker
J. H. Tiffany
H. E, Gilchrist
A. H. Barnes
W. L. Armentrout
L. T. .Tones
J. C. Smith
S. A. Bemis
E. TJ. Benedict
C. E. Candee
E. L. Cleveland
J. B.Fish
J. K. Hicks
J. E. Mason
J. H. McClure and G. F. Murdock.
A. E. McConnell
W. H. Montz
A. T. Peirce
A. J. Pitkin
T. H. Eoberts
A. Shedlock .^
G. W. Simonds
D. S. Stimson
G. T. Wa.shbum
A. Westlake
W. Whilev
G. W. Bemis. Sr
S.Lutz
J. Annin
J. Burleigh and J. G. Abbott .
J. L. Dowing
Hook-and-ladder .
Piano-
Eailway-..
Truck. Railway- . .
Track. Safety car-
Track. Safety car-
Track. Safety car-
W. W.Hughes
M. A. Metzger and F. Schilling
J. S. Nelson ,
G. H. Rausch
C. F- Stremel
W. C. Wren
A. B. Barker
S. M. Barnes
H. Clayton
R. Haiiiilton
A. E. Potter
E.F. Steck
0. E. Brownell
C. L. Hardeman and A. L. Gervin.
L. S. Zachariasen
S. Brown
J. Den^chaud, Sr
J. Dinfchand, Pfere
298,691
299, 985
295,139
301,413
293,844
296.816
295,369
307.981
309,919
294,142
300.788
297.876
298,459
298,336
306.993
305,007
293,282
299,510
309,185
299,7.^5
307.017
296.545
299,786
294.140
296,988
293,763
291.382
300,795
304,558
301,008
309,657
299,026
304.372
309.266
292,454
304,054
305.271
302.855
305,880
292,790
294,211
308,362
303,657
300,496
292,680
294,, 525
292.609
305.415
306.997
291,878
292,219
292.851
307,816
306,381
302,727
296.904
297.061
(303,131
303,713
Dat«.
Feb. 26
Aug. 26
June 24
Apr. 1
Mar. 11
Sept. 16
Mar. 25
June 17
July 22
July 22
Mar. 18
May 20
Jan. I
July 1
Apr. 8
Dec. 23
Dec. 16
May 13
June 10
Mar. 11
July 1
Feb. 19
Apr. 15
Mar. 18
Nov. 11
Deo. 30
Feb. 26
June 24
Apr. 29
May 13
May 13
Oct. 21
•Sept. 9
Feb. 12
June 3
Dec. 16
June 3
Oct. £1
Apr. 8
.Tune 3
Feb. 26
Apr. 15
Feb. 19
Jan. 1
June 24
Sept. 2
June 24
Dec. 23
May 20
Sept. 2
Dec. 16
Jan. 22
Aug. 26
Sept, 16
July 29
Sept. 30
Feb. 5
Feb. 26
Nov. 25
Aug. 19
June 17
Jan. 29
Mar. 4
Jan. 29
Sept. 23
Oct. 21
Jan. 15
Jan. *2
Feb. 5
Nov. 11
Oct. 14
July 29
Monthly
volume.
518
465
489
1
140
273
535
302
466
500
(321
^322
368
125
81
C264
) 265
393
269
255
;i63
I 164
277
117
380
326
361
501
995
1939
1114
1701
1826
1164
1291
440
299
943
1455
1020
921
1003
436
1377
1155
1303
733
1781
1774
1670
2507
633
498
1245
941
665
201
480
486
457
i 686
i 180
1 135
' 332
I 2.57
] 178
9 [ 3, 4
823 ! 218
312 179,80
1283
824
365
1772
1375
1264
456
1676
365
1934
1443
1336
109
926
1817
1498
1290
2294
2085
16
1863
1233
990
1285
2121
228
2033
1462 ,
1249 I 333
1094 305
1.513 j 425
88 I 24
146
147
343
227
93
486
379
350
128
458
101
534
(390
) 391
381
34
245
(506
i507
412
353
630
578
4
(508
J 509
.337
(270
}271
353
590
65
565
405
537
453
2140
Apr. 15 I 1275
Apr. 15
Aug. 5
Aug. 19 j 1053
1461
314
123
588
589
354
355
404
87
(288
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787
1274'
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1017
1198
1147
333
355
1049
786
80
57
188
993
904-
708
1046
1008
81
697
234
1077
516
1070-
774
1251
49&
654
629
249
1001
563
922
869
979-
255-
164
990-
774
273
678
82
1252
884
1300
990
794
835
889
350
748
1069
442
1228
445
789
627
648
1178
408
868
393
1107
250
212
294
459
476
90
416
2.55-
289
513
660-
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Truck. Safety car-
Truck. Shifting-
Truck-skid for railway-cars
Truck spring. Car-
Truck. Stove-
Transfer-
Warehouse-
Side bearing for car-
To'wer-pipe attachment for.
Truss-plate for car-
Truck.
Truck.
Trucks.
Trucks.
Trucks.
Trunk .
Tmnk .
Trunk .
Trunk
Trunk
Trunk
Trunk
Trunk
Trunk
Trunk
Trunk
Trunk
Trunk
Trunk
Trunk
Trunk-catcli
Trunk desk attachment.
Trunk-follower
Trunk-handle
Trunk-lid lifter
Trunk-lock
Trunk-lock
Trunk-lock
Trunk-lock
Trunk-lock
Trunk-lock
Trunk or box fastener . .
Tmnk or box fastener . .
Trunk or bnndle strap - .
Trunk or case. Sample.
Trunk, packing-case, &o 5
Trunk-roller and corner-piece
Trunk. Salesman's sample-
Trunk-stay
Trunk-stay
Trunk-stay
Trunk-strap fastener
Trunk-straps. Tightening device for
Trunk tray -bolt
Trunks, boxes, &c. Comer-stay for
Ti-unks, portmanteaus, &c. Manufacturing material
for making
Truss
Truss
Truss
Truss
Truss
Truss
Truss
Truss
Truss
Truss
Truss
Truss
Truss
Truss. Hernial
Tub:
See Butter-tub.
Coal-tub.
Tub and box fastener .
Tub. Self-dumping...
Tub-trussing machine.
Tube:
See Hose-tube.
Mining-tube.
Pneumatic tube.
Gathering-tub.
Mash-tub.
Pneumatic dispaitch-tube.
Sampling-tube.
"Well-tube.
Tube-corrugating apparatus
Tube-cutter
Tube-expander
Tube-stopper
Tube- welding apparatus
Tubes and pipes. Machine for bending .
Tubes. Apparatus for screw-threading
Machine for forming taper
Machine tor threading and cutting ott'
Method of and apparatus for corrugating .
Manufacture of
Well-
Name.
W. Lane
P. H. McWilliams .
A.E.Kiel
G.B.Milne
J. G. Arnold
J. H. Whiting
S. Tavlor
J. F. Wallace
J. K. Day
S. A. Bemis
J". Biederman
J. B. Duauid
J. T. Dupont and W. J. Cooke
A. R. Earl
O. B. Gaston
H. E. Gilson
C. Giinsel
A. Kroesing
W. J. Large
W. 0". Large
P. Loewe
J. K. Milnor and H. H. Gerhardt. .
J. O. Niles
E. H. Ransom
E.Wilson
J. Wayland
L. Garrick
T. W. Adams
T. Gingras
J. K. Milnor
E. W. Brettell
G. Crouch and H. Ahreud
E. A..Tudd
F. W. Mix
M. C. Ogden
E. T. Starr
E. W. Brettell ....•.....;
W. B. Coulter
M. R. Dowlin
H. W. Mattoni
G. Mortimer, T. B. Moore, and )
J. H. Woodman. ;
A. V. Romadka
A.Dodd
J. E. Ladd
J.E.Ladd
C. D. Sigsbee
G. E. Marvine
N. K. Pearson
J. S. Topbam
P. T. Perkins
O. Jacobi
D. S. Armer
r. Breitscheid
O. G. Darling and H. A. Schulz . . .
O. G. Darling and H. A. Schulz .. .
J. T. Egan
H. A. Estabrook
J. Fenerstein
E . Howe
L. T. J. Lubin
J. B. Mayer
J. F. SToone
D. S. Peters
D. L. Snediker
W. L. Tucker
W. H. Blake, 2d .
C. P. Lattemoor .
M. Corcoran
No.
Date.
308,776
296.865
305,199
295,417
309.121
310,008
309,365
305,492
297,919
309.510
301,082
298,453
302,117
296.395
305,069
293,005
305.385
291.607
296.976
297,814
300.378
301.623
294,260
295.808
298.146
292,967
.307,188
304,772
309.999
305:013
301.559
300,850
297,938
296.345
301,625
308,212
298,279
301.098
304,917
296,030
309,239
291,230
294,594
291,203
302 744
298.789
305.092
303,039
295,464
296,444
295,015
295.472
309,518
293,230
293,231
300.454
303,630
295.240
294,321
301,504
296,342
291.391
300, f 80
308,809
296,300
300.942
297,609
294,764
S. Fox 297,372
N. P. Towne 295,307
J. H.McGraw | 292,027
G. Washington ; 309,368
J. Sadler 305,239
E. P. FoUett 3.01,106
H. B. Feldmann
Tubes.
Tubes.
Tubes.
Tubing.
Tubing.
Tubular boiler
Tubular boiler.
Upright .
291,842
G. W. Knapp 299,404
W. and J. Maiden and E. Fletcher..' 301,613
C. E. Emery and A. H. Gentner . . . . i 297,244
T. B. Sharp '307,993
J. M. Duncan and E. 0. McNair \ 303,423
A. D. Davis ' 30.5,802
R. Henry and H. B. Taylor ' 294,875
Dec. 2
Apr. 15
Sept. 16
Mar. 18
Dec. 9
Dec. 30
Dec. 16
Sept. 23
Apr. 29
Dec. 16
July 1
May 13
July 15
Apr. 8
Sept. 16
Feb. 5
Sept. 16
Jan. 8
Apr. 15
Apr. 29
June 17
July 8
Fel). 26
Mar. 25
May 6
Feb. 5
Oct. 28
Sept. 9
Aug. 5
Sept. 9
July 8
Jane 24
Apr. 29
Apr. 8
July 8
Nov. 18
May 0
JulV 1
Sept. 9
Apr. 1
Dec. 16
Jan. 1
Mar. 4
Jan. 1
July 29
May 20
Sept. 16
Aug. 5
Mar. 18
Apr. 8
Mar. 11
Mat. 18
Dec. 23
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
June 17
Aug. 19
Mar. 18
Feb. 26
July 8
Apr. 8
Jan. 1
June 24
Dec. 2
Apr. 1
June 24
Apr. 29
Mar. 11
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
Dec.
Sept.
July
Jan.
May
July
Apr.
Nov.
Aug.
Sept.
Mar.
Monthly
volume.
o.
274
1224
1196
13.58
729
1887
1065
1580
2564
1237
7
627
1325
641
1017
282
1425
755
1360
2440
1138
714
1917
1869
231
233
1528
638
158
948
621
1744
2590
577
717
1033
415
29
833
166
891
267
313
240
2157
1045
1044
200
1413
695
843
1426
1249
595
595
1232
958
1140
1999
554
573
466
1793
317
515
1850
2184
513
1869
1236
1269
1069
1243
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1036
27 j 1811
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22 1708
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30 ! 1986
11 I 656
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328
377
196
509
284
437
703
334
3
178
C3fi6
I 367
176
278
78
395
213
376
667
310
196
526
519
60
64
408
174
44
259
172
476
710
161
197
281
111
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226
48
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75
87
66
592
292
285
56
291
191
394
338
1.56
157
337
262
314
547
151
159
131
490
83
143
507
596
143
508
341
355
286
340
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
593
luveiillou.
Tubular drill
Tnck-marker
Tug
Tng aud buckle. Hame-.
Tug and trace-fastening.
Tug and trace. Hame- . .
Tug. Automatic shaft-. .
Hame- .
Shaft-
Tng-boat. Steam-traction .
Tug-clip
Tug for harness.
Tug. Hame-
Hame-
Hame-
Hame-
Hame-
Harness-
Harness-
Harness shaft-
Shaft-
Shaft-
Shaft-
Tu2 slide. Harness-
Tug. Thill-
Tug. ThUl-
Tuning-fork
Tunnel-inlet. Submerged
Tunnels and shafts. Process of and device for the
construction and repair of
Tunnels. Constructing
Tunnels. Device for constructing
Tunneling-machine
Tug
Tug.
Tug.
Tug.
Tug.
Tug.
Tug.
Tug.
Tug.
Tug
Tunneling-machine .
Turbine wheel
Turbine wheel
Turn-table --
Turn-table. Horse-car
Turn-tables of dredges, &c. Brake for
Turning gun-barrels and other articles of irregular
form. Machine for
Turaing-machine
Turning tool. Metal-
Turning wrist-pins. Machine for
Turret or tool-support
Tuyere
Tuyere
Tuyere
Tuyere and attachment therefor
Tuvore-pipe
Tuyere-stoppers. Device for operating
Tuyere-stoppers. Device for operating
Twine-adjuster
Twine-carrier
Twine-cutter
Twine-holder
Twine-holder
Twine or cord holder
Twine while being tied. Apparatus for compressing
balls of
Twist-driU
Twist-drill grinder
Twi.stdriUs. Device for manufacturing
Kama.
Twist-drills. Machine for clearing
Twist-drills. Machine for grooving - - •
Twisting and winding machines, &c. Stop-motion
mechanism for
Twisting and winding machines, &c. Stop-motion
mechanism for
Type
Type-case -•
Type-case
Type case. Supplemental leader-
Type-cases. Supplementary cell for
Type-distributing machinery
Type-holder
Type-lock. Gralley
Type-locking device
Type. Machine for setting and obtaining impres- >
sions from >
lYpe. Manufacturing elastic-faced
Type-matrices. Machine for dressing
Type-matrix holder and gage
Type-mold
Type-rubbing machine
Type- writer
Type-writer
38 PAT
A. SoderstTom
A . Johnston
G. C. Eastman
W.G. Slater ,
C. C. Schwanerand H. S. Bollinger
G.Rupp ..
J. T. Watson
D. W. Cooke
S. A.WaU
P. McFaddin
C. Hostert
M. E. Lasher
E.G.Latta
T. L. Rivers
I. H. Tubbs
L. A. Blood
S.H. Haas
S. E. Davies
C. "W^ Haas
A. C. Smith and R. J. Diehl .
P.B. Swick
J.G.MUler
C. B. Herrick
H. L. Norris
S. B. Butterworth ,
J. A. Cole
J. C. Goodridge, Jr
D. C. Haskin .
D. Shaw
H. S. Craven
T.English....
J. Humphrey . . .
L. B. Swartwout.
C. B. Finley
C. F. BoUwitt .--
J. K. Howe
C.A.King
A. T. Booth
F. H. Richards
D. W.Pedrick
J. Birkenhead
F. W. Gordon
J. F. Harlv
E. P. H. Martin
J. M. Hartman
F. W. Gordon
H. "W. Oliver. Jr
H. W. Oliver, Jr. (Reissue)
H.D.Risley ,
H. W. and'C. H. Prindle ..-.
C.Drake
TV. B. Bisbee
R. Melvin
R. W. Howard - . - -
J. Rutherford
G. H. Burroughs. - -
S.A.Hand
G. R. Stetson
G. R. Stetson and F. Buchter.
A. R. Arnold
J. Bovd
J. Boyd.
H. H. Thorp
A. A. de Calonne
W. Piel
H. Marshall and R. E. Sparrell .
P. W.Wiley
D. Revuolds
E.C.iBell
J. E. .Tohnson
C. A. Dirr
O. M. Peterson
R. H. Smith
J. G.Pavyer
J. G. Pavyer
G. R. Bacon
G. S. Eaton and J. W. Lyon . - .
T. A. Edison
G. W.K.Yost
No.
Dat«.
302,292
307,721
29,3,C42
296,472
308,931
297,538
296,899
295,231
294,704
293,052
307,046
304.944
294,243
297,634
297,474
305,567
294,872
309,529
300.865
308,999
297,727
293,903
309.853
309,733
299,956
300,576
303,506
300,469
301,927
307,379
307,278
309,227
307,881
301,874
305,278
302,336
297,418
300,943
307,227
308,925
303.975
29.5..')40
295,548
292.668
299,536
294,123
2n9,.'i72
10.498
305 110
307,798
307,271
305.786
301.621
303.641
302,211
302.235
302,726
302,600
309,259
301.322
303,209
303,210
307,417
303.129
296.350
301.909
292,392
306.283
294.355
304.432
306,006
306,423
306,784
306,855
303,542
309,596
300,452
295,990
295,469 .
July 22
Nov. 4
Feb. 19
Apr. 8
Dec. 9
Apr. 22
Apr. 15
Mar. 18
Mar. 4
Feb. 5
Oct. 21
Sent. 9
Feb. 26
Apr. 29
Apr. 22
Sept- 23
Mar. 11
Dec. 23
.Tune 24
Dec. 9
Apr. 29
Feb. 19
Dec. 30
Monthly
Tolome.
o.
nee. -M
.June 10
June 17
Aug.
12
.June 17 1
July
15
Oct.
28
Oct.
28
Dec.
16
Nov.
11
.Tnlv
15
Sept.
16
July
22
Apr.
22
June 24 1
Oct.
28
Dec.
9
Aug.
26
Mar.
25
Mar.
25
Jan.
29
June
3
Feb.
26
June
3
Jnlv
15
Sept.
16
.\ov.
11
Oct.
23
Sept.
30
July
8
Aug.
19
July
15
Julv
22
July
29
July
29
Dec.
16
Julv
1
Aug.
5
Aug.
5
Oct.
28
Aug.
5
Apr.
H
July
15
.Tan.
22
Oct.
7
Mar.
4
Sept.
2
Sept.
30
Oct.
14
Oct.
21
Oct.
21
Aug.
12
Dec.
23
June
17
Apr.
1
Mar.
18
1552
398
1097
729
477
2083
1269
1129
440
336
1321
865
1897
2223
1993
1671
6.53
1267
1764
572
2346
1446
1637
1.535
572
1378
780
1253
1095
1790
1655
877
616
1033
1297
1617
1922
1851
1578
469
1395
1.523
1533
2107
39
1746
88
1460
1070
507
1643
1961
712
970
1446
1479
2139
1977
915
317
411
413
1838
311
581
1077
1733
324
19
184
2239
509
981
1071
820
1366
1228
118
1420
C428
H29
110
304
201
127
568
3.53
C3n
)3I2
122
92
353
234
520
604
.545
464
182
343
481
1.50
638
400
460
417
153
381
214
343
301
482
483
440
441
442
2.33
169
282
355
C444
\ 445
525
508
422
125
386
421
425
586
11
481
22
406
292
139
437
544
196
265
402
410
588
C542
)543
C242
)243
87,88
111
Official
Gazette.
496
86
162
295
483
88
5
55
621
C137
^138
259
C283
)284
225
368
336
35
393
J 28
29
26
27
29
27
27
1 26
26
26
29
28
26
27
27
28
26
29
27
29
27
26
29
29
27
27
28
27
28
|29
V29
29
29
28
.28
1 28
27
27
29
29
28
26
26
26
27
26
27
28
28
29
29
28
28
28
28
28
28
}-
^29
28
28
112 28
29
28
27
28
26
29
26
28
28
[29
29
[29
28
29
27
27
26
304
444
649
144
793
409
254
1043
904
504
263
987
796
441
393
1145
948
958
1269
811
465
710
1055
1007
1040
1194
606
1171
215
353
329
880
492
203
1070
316
379
1285
316
791
729
1123
1126
405
928
770
9,36
282
1031
471
327
1205
137
645
280
292
416
887
60
531
532
362
513
116
211
334
60
833
850
1257
100
198
216
612
976
1166
25
noo
594
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphahelical list of inventions — Contiuued.
Invontion.
Typp-writins and type-matrix-making machine .
Type- writing machiue -
Type- writing raacliine
Type-writing machiue
Type- writing machine
Type-wiiting machine
Typewriting machine
Type- writing macliine
Type- writing machine
Type-writing machine
Type- writing machine
Type-wri ting
Type-writing
Type-writing machine
machine
machine
Type-
Type-
Type
Type
writing
writing
writing
writing
machine
machine .
machine .
machine .
Type- writing machine
Type- writing machine
Type- writing machine
Type-writing machine. Visit-recording
Type- writing machines. Line-indicator for
Type- writing maclunes. Line-indicator for
TTmhrella
TJmbrella
Umbrella
TJmbrella and parasol
Umbrella and parasol frame
TTmhrella and parasol rib
Umbrella. Caniage-
TJmbrella-catch
Umbrclla-framo
UmbrcUa-fiamo rivets. Machine for inaltingand in- )
serting 5
Umbrella-frames. Device for attaching the ribs and
braces of
Umbrella or parasol
Umbrella-runner
Umbrella-runner
Umbrella-runner
Umbrella-stand
Umbrella-stick
Umbrella-tie
Umbrella tip-cup
Umbrellas and canes. Hand-protecting attachment
for
Undergarment
Undergarment
Undergarment-pattern
Underground conductors. Condnit for
Underground conduit. Accessible
Underground conduits. Device for laying condvict- )
or-wires in )
Underground conduits. Mode of and mechanism for
forming
Undergroimd-line conduit
Underground wire-conduit
Underground wire-oonduit
Universal joint
Universal lubricator
Unwinding attachment for spools and bobbins
Unwinding thread from .spools or bobbins. Device for .
Tjpholsterihgijurposes. Machinery for curling fibers
for
Upholstery-filling
Upper —
Urinal
Urinal
Urn. Coffee- :
Urn. Hot- water
Urn or percolator. Individual coffee
Vacuum-brakes. Air-ejector for
Vacuum-pan
Vacuum-pan
Vaginal irrigator
Valve :
See Sewer-gas valve.
Valve
Valve
Valve
Valve
Valve
Valve
Valve
Valve C. S. Haskell and W. B. Fleming
Name.
M. H. Dement
J. A. Ambler
W. J. Earron
J. W. Cole
M. H. Dement
M. H. Dement . .
M. H. Dement
M. H. Dement
M. II. Dement and A. W. Granvillo.
D. "VV". Dodson
No.
■W. H. Gilman and D. E. Kempster.
E.J.Hall
G.H. HerringtonandD.G. MUlison.
E. Lambert
H. Orpen
H. B. Richardson
K. J. Sheehy
C.E. Tiltoii
:ior>,045
2".'-., 47.5
:i0!),.3-s
301,480
301,467
301,488
3n2,(;54
307,445
209,754
309,780
298, .576
299,785
306,761
297,086
2')2,854
304,403
i 306,295
I 302,178
309,272
G. W. N. Tost and W. H. Bracy . . . , 304,770
F. B. Herzog ! 307,301
E. S. Belden \ 307,104
C. G. Tinsley 1 293,087
E. B. Brook -. I 302,187
E. X. Wagner ...
J. A. Whitcomb .
K. Geisler
M. C. Stone
G. "W. Cohen - - - .
A. Carrara
A. T. Meyer
E. Wright
G. G. Saxe
C. D. Lathrop .-.
D. M. Eedmond .
M. Nial
302,123
291,104
304,076
298.944
297,281
29.5,140
291,090
292,325
307.987
295,042
E. M. L. BlaquiSre 301,200
E. G. Charageat 29.5,.351
.1. B. Wilson 293,549
J. B. Wilson ! 303,353
E. K. Hazelton 1 307,193
F. J. Kaldenberg 303,646
230,132
W. J. Chambers
J. Matzenbacher .
E.Koss
298,219
295'586
L. Daunhauser i 2!'8,8.32
S. Bosenthal.
J. M. C. Chenivesse
D. H. Dorsett
W. K. Piatt and G. A. Aldrich .
W. P,yle
H. Howson
294/07
297 570
30^^04
309,091
303,749
291,849
T. L. Smith 297,463
T. L. Smith 293..533
T. L. Smith 297,462
R. H. Gleason 308,355
J.Potter
C. E. Wilkinson -
T. K. Nichols . . .
O. C. Flick
J. L. Wells and H. Weston
S. Marvin
I. Davis
A. B. Pullman
C. H. Peters
T.MUler :
T. D. Mowlds
L. P. Lawrence
L. M. Campi
J. D. Edwards and L. P. Haubtman.
A. Palmer
C. B. Andrews...
J. H. Blessing . . .
S. Bradbury, Jr. .
T. Clancey
J. M. Goldsmith .
J. M. Goldsmith.
J. M. Goldsmith.
293,781
307,890
304,747
308,351
301,
297,
301,
293.
294,
301
307
.300
299
307,
295,
,779
,823
,219
,275
,660
,511
,.571
,870
112
635
,270
302,464
300,8.36
308,461
307,-525
291. .500
293,240
297,986
300,468
Date.
July 29
Oct. 7
Mar. 18
Dec. 16
July 8
July 8
July 8
July 29
Nov. 4
•June 3
Dec. 23
May 13
June 3
Oct. 21
Apr. 15
Feb. 5
Pept. 2
Oct. 7
July 15
Dec. 16
Sept. 9
Oct. 28
Oct. 28
Feb. 19
July 15
July 15
Jan. 1
Aug. 26
May ■ 20
Apr. 22
Mar. 11
Jan. 1
Jan. 22
Nov. 11
Mar. 11
July 1
Mar. 18
Fob. 12
Aug. 12
Oct. 28
Aug. 19
Apr. 1
Jlay 6
Mai-. 25
Jlay 20
Mar. 4
Apr. 29
Sept. 30
Dec. 9
Aug. 19
Jan. 8
Apr. 22
Feb. 12
Apr. 22
Nov. 25
Feb. 19
Nov. 11
Sept. 9
Nov. 25
July 8
Api-. 29
July 1
Fell. 12
Mar. 4
July 8
Nov. 4
June 24
May 27
Nov. 4
Mar. 18
Monthly
volume.
2047
3
1430
1079
.533
536
.538
2049
39
331
1602
771
364
946
1488
91
223
339
1404
933
036
1683
ir03
11.54
1419
1.3^5
113
1.5.31
1232
17.50
1004
89
1646
742
874
172
1280
985
.592
l.'^33
978
286
335
1586
1100
210
2139
2112
090
1099
1047
1981
906
1979
1223
1286
6''2
601
1217
903
2450
185
6.57
398
5(i2
205
1776
14.50
286
1186
562
1.2
395
289
144
145
145
562
10
85
C435
I 430
216
93
(2.52
\ 253
412
25,26
65
92, 93
(388
> 389
(217
! 174
15 450
I 4.51
401
322
:>95
369
32
420
349
475
277
20
400
;203
I 204
'239
46
f354
I 355
270
163
409
207
81
439
?m
59
.583
586
186
(301
J 302
293
541
264
.541
335
( 356
^357
173
104
[ 333
I
245
j 670
50
176
111
153
58
484
414
76,77
328
July 22 1782 488
Juno 24 ' 1730 472
Nov. 2,5 ! 1364 372
Nov. 4 i 142 38,39
Official
Gazette.
Jan. 8
Feb. 12
May 0
622 175
607 161
27 8
28
29
26
29
28
28
28
28
29
27
1 29
27
27
1 29
27
26
28
29
^28
1 29
28
?29
29
26
28
28
26
28
27
27
26
26
20
1 29
26
28
1 26
26
28
29
28
27
27
26
27
20
27
28
29
^28
26
27
26
27
29
1 26
29
28
29
28
27
28
26
20
28
29
27
27
29
26
28
27
29
29
26
26
27
June 17 j 1252 5 3^3
27 1171
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inveHlioiis — Contiuucd.
595
Invention.
V;ilvr
Valve
Valve
Valve
Valvp
V.alve
Valve
Valve
A'alvp
Valve
Valve-
Valve
Valve.
Valve,
Valve,
Valve,
Valve
Valve,
Valve
Valv.-
Valve
anil (^hest.. Piston
and cock
and ftcar for steam engines .
and miitjlev. Safety-
anil union -
anil valve-ca.se
apparatus for steam engines and pumps
Balance puppet-
lialance slitlo-
Balanced
Balanced
Balanced rotary
Balaiiet d rotary
Balanced rotary
Balanced rotary
Halanced lotarv
Valve. Balanced .slide- . .
Valve. Balanced slide- .-
Valve. Balanced slide- . .
Valve. ■ B. danced slide- .-
Valve. Balanced slide- . -
Valve. Balanced slide- . -
Valve.
Valve,
Valve,
Valve-
Valve.
Valve,
Valve.
Valve,
Valve.
Valve,
Valve,
Valve
Valve
Valve
Valve
Valve
Valve
Valve
Valve.
Valve,
Val ve-sear .
i-cear
Balanced slide-
Balanced slide- '-
Balanced slide-
liody-niillinji machine
Check-
{!heck-
Check-
Combined clieek and stop ,
("ombincd check and stop
Ensine-
Fhiid-actnated
for dnplex engines. Steam-actnated
for cnjiinery and vessels
fill' leijulatiiig the supply of liquids
for steara-enKiiie cylinders. Eolief-
lor sleam-traiis. Equalizing-
for the feed-pipes of steam-boilers. Relief -
for traps of wash-basins
Gate
, Gat e-
Val
Valve
Valve-
geai-
Valve-gear
Valve-
Valve
f Valve-
I Valve
IValve
I Valve
{Valve-
[Valve
[Valve
Valve
Valve
(Valve
I Valve
( Valve
I Valve
A^alve
Valve
t Valve
[Valve
I Valve
[Valve
gear
■gear
gear
gear
■gear
gear
gear
gear,
■gear,
-geai-
■gear
gear
gear
■gear
■gear,
■gear,
■gear,
■gear,
■gear,
■gear,
■gear.
Engine . -
Engine - . .
for engines .
for engines.
Keversing .
for puppet- valve engines
for reversible engines
for reversing engines
Reversing
Reversing
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Steam-engine
Valve-gear. Steara-engine.
Valve-gear. Steam-engine.
Valve. Globe-
Valve. Governor-
Name.
C. .Tenkins
J. Kroog
■T. S. Leng
S. Steiiibergei'
E. R. Tomlinson
T>. P. Davis
J. Mittelstenscheid and A. Memm.
ler.
A. C. and A.F. Dumke
■T. M.Coale
T. 11. Maxwell .
C. A. MacDonald
H. Tenting
A . "Wanich
W". T. Reaser. (Reissue)
W. W. Lewis -
M. .T. McGinn
IT. C.Behr
n. C. Behr
H. C. Behr
.T. L. Bogert
R. H. Fletcher
n.'C. Behr
J. BeWsher
L. J.M.Bovd -
TT. Howaldf
P. McDennott
W. A. Pearson
W.G.Smith
A. AVelch
D. A. Woodbury
F. H. Richards
J. H. Blessing
•T. TT. Blessing. (Reissue) .
C. Jenkins
.T. K. Blessing
J. H. Blessing
ir.C. Behr
W. Boorman
M. W. Hall
J. E. Jerrold and C. L. Burgermeis-
P. .T.'Catterall and E. Birch
L. B. Carricaburu
T. B. T>avis
W. G. Wolfe
('.. W. Garland
J. Arthur
J.H.Strehli -
H. F. Arabos
,T. Bond, Jr
W. F. Class and E.G. Schwan . . . -
G. M. Conway
F. A. Gardner
.T. T. Halsey
A. B. Landis
.1. P. McCook -
•T. Ralstin .-
E. Slmv
.T. W. Tavlor
L. Windhurst
L. C Lugmayr
F. C . SImonds
E. W. Aitken
R. A. .Tohnston and J. H. Crosby.
H. F. Frisbie
R. W. Aitken
W. Culhertson
E. T). McLean
ISf. R. Moore - . -
B.Arnold
T. Barber
L. B. Carricabura
O. F. Howard
L. Skinner
G. S. Strong
"W. D. Thomas . .
E. E. McCaunon .
J. Tate
No.
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:ini,
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:in.^,
:«!(;.
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29(),
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291,
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S-21
st;r,
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722
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:H)9.4I8
292,()04
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298 OKf
294. 21o
:in.'-).].34
:i{)0.7.'i<)
2!*9,9.'i0
:toi'99n
:i04„-?3S
299.904
29,^.tI2
297. "22
:<(W.477
299.090
294.900
10 487
293 328
298. oni
300.837
30.5,133
294.3.'j9
I Valve-grinder H W. Burleigh
Valve grinder. Globe- - J- E. Doyle
Valve indicator. Slide- T. E. Gleason
Valve. Marine safety- <'• "W- Richardson i „„„ ,.,„
Valve mccUanism...: i D. T. EUis 1298.738
.301,303
300.373
101.800
307.177
301,908
300. H24
300.012
299 P99
299,. 594
297,056
307,009
309 333
298,828
291,47fi
294,873
308,079
309.480
304,854
301,528
307.238
300,03(1
307.128
307.99.=)
303.785
303.C44
302.835
310,113
300,349
295,033
308,917
298.438
307,898
303,700
297,997
302,950
304,972
293,686
292,340
301,774
297,063
293,723
307,538
297,007
Date.
Feb.
July
May
Dec.
Sepl. 23
Oct. 7
Sept. 30
Apr. 8
Apr. 15
Jan. 1
July 15
Dec. 16
.Tan. 29
l"'cli 12
Aug. 19
Nov. 4
Sept. Ifi
Si'pt. U!
Sept. 10
May 0
Feli. 26
Sept. 10
.lune 24
Jiuio 10
July 15
Sept. 2
l\Iay 20
ISIav 13
Apr. 22
Aug. 12
May 20
Mar. 11
•lune 10
Feb. 12
May 0
June 21
,Scpt. 10
Mar. 4
July I
June 17
.ruly 15
Oct'. 2rt
.ruly 15
• Tune 24
S, pt. 30
.rune 3
.lune 3
Apr. 29
Oct. 21
Dee. 16
May 20
Jan. 1
IMar. n
Nov. 18
Dec. 16
Sept. 9
July 8
Oct. 28
June 10
Oct. 28
Nov. 11
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
July 29
Dec. 30
.Tune 17
Mar. 11
Dec. 9
]\Tav 13
Nov. 11
Aug. 19
May 6
Aug. 5
Sei>t. 9
Feb. 19
Jan. 22
July 8
Apr. 15
Feb. 19
Nov. 4
Apr. 15
May 20
Monthly
volume.
725
960
1136
1868
18B6
141
2167
821
1467
02
1074
1120
2020
1062
1247
92
1090
1091
1093
127
1808
1095
1629
506
1174
67
1303
L97
1797
745
I41G
753
1078
725
125
1731
1094
23
365
1134
1012
i;>io
1144
1714
2247
4.99
122
2247
1275
10-27
1095
571
654
859
1203
740
.581
1605
673
1460
7.53
1142
973
2272
2031
1102
864
461
609
641
1042
47
89
901
1152
1664
896
1464
1207
163
1394
986
194
260
319
503
521
36
601
226
406
18
294
(.302
\ 303
564
294
343
24
298
299
299
32
510
C300
) 301
417
1!)1
324
22.23
<371
) 372
197
488
203
404
210
294
194
31 32
473
300
6
C 100
i 101
309
276
404
316
468
62!
129
30
C61I
^612
340
(271
J 272
306
(161
\ 162
182
234
326
203
159
427
183
.390
205
313
266
622
.544
299
2".7
122
172
175
286
12
27,28
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) 246
C321
J. 392
464
243
244
405
334
44
385
274
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27
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27
26
27
26
^27
29
^2o
27
^26
26
29
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28
28
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27
29
29
28
28
28
29
27
26
29
27
29
28
27
28
^28
J 26
26
28
27
26
29
27
.574
ie:<
756
1087
1182
26
1243
164
291
14
210
92.'.
392
635
(;9fi
387
1034
1035
1035
.551
790
1036
1244
1038
229
828
788
one.
355
599
809
9(;i!
1130
.573
.551
1262
1035
83:i
08
1149
199
305
224
12.59
1-2.59
1015
942
446
254
906
747
102
948
.548
940
962
113
320
1057
29.t
519
670
646
437
1118
1145
984
790
6.50
497
658
5.36
472
993
660
320
172
290
669
400
277
596
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Coutinued.
Invention.
Name.
No.
Date.
MontWy
volvime.
a,
w
Official
Gazette.
Valve-motion. Steam-engine
Valve-motion. Steam-engine
Valvemuffler. Safety-
Valve-operating device
Valve. Oscillating
Valve. Oscillating
Valve. Piston-
Valve. Piston-
Valve. Piston-
Valve. Piston-
Valve. Pop safety-
Valve. Pressure-regulating
Valve. Puppet-
Valve. Puppet-
Valve. Kegulator-
Valve. Reversible globe-
Valve. Kotary
Valve. Kotary
Valve. Safety-
Valve. Safety-
Valve. Safety-
Valve. Safety-
Valve. Safety-
Valve. Safety-
Valve. Safety-
Valve. Safety-
Valve. Safety-
Valve. Safety-
Valve. Safety-
Valve. Safety-
Valve. Safety-
Valve. Safety-
Valve. Safety-
Valve. Safety-
Valve. Safety-
Valve. Safety-
Valve. Safety-
Valve. Safety-
Valve seat. Slide-
Valve. Slide-
Valve. Slide-
Valve. Slide-
Valve. Slide-
Valve. Steam-
Valve. Steam-
Valve. Steam-
Valve. Steam-actuated
Valve. Steam-actuated
Valve. Steam-actuated
Valve. Steam-actuated
Valve. Steam-actuated
Valve. Steam-actuated ;
Valve. Steam-actuated
Valve. Steam-actuated
Valve. Steam-actuated
Valve. Steam-actuated
Valve. Steam -actuated
Valve. Steam-actuated
Valve. Steam-actuated
Valve. Steam-engine
Valve. Steam-engine
Valve. Steam-engine reversing-
Valve. Steam throttle-
Valve. Stop-
Valve. Stop-
Valve. Stop-
Valve. Stop-
Valve. Stop-
Valve. Straight-way
Valve. Straight-way
Valve. Straight-way
Valve. Straight-way
Valve. Straight- way
Valve. Straight- way
Valve. Straight-way
Valve. Straight- way
Valve. Throttle-
Valve. Trap-
Valve. Triple
Valve. "Water-cooled
Valve with relief attachment for fountains or other
vessels under pressure. Draft-
Valves. Apparatus for testing safety-
G.S. Strong
&. S. Strong
H.G. As&ton
N. P. Otis and R. C. Schmidt .
J. Musgrave
C. G. Toense
E. De Palacios
W.W.St. John
H. H. Westiughouse
H. Whiting
r.H.HiUs
G. W. Pearsons
H.F.Prisbie
W. A.Pendry
T. J.Kieley
J". H. Kennedy
G.H.Poor
P. Schumann
H.G. Ashton
H.G. Ashton
H. G. Ashton
H. G. Ashton and R. Gould. . .
W. 0. Barr
J. H. Blessing
M. Castelnau and C. Michelet
J. O. Cheever
G. H. Crosby
G.H. Crosby
G.H. Crosby
T. Palk and A. Frazier
T. roster
E. Lunkenheimer
J. Sargent and M. Warren . . .
A. Schmid
R. J. Thomas
J. Vandercar
J.White
H. C. Wilder
H. J. Johnson
I. De Graff.
K.Doty
E. P. Monroe
H. F.Shaw
R.N.Pratt
R.lSr.Pratt
D. H. Thorpe
L. B. Carricaburu
L. B. Carricahuru
L. B. Carricaburu
W. Craig
G.E.Dow
G.E. Elliott
T. E. Elinn
M. S.Harlow
J. A. Meurling
D. E. Nisbet
W. Royce
E. Smedley
J. H. Vaile
J. Bond, Jr
G. S. Strong -
H. W.Robie
A. H. Morrison
J. H. Blessing
D. Kennedy
C. E. Murdock
A. Rappold
C. E. Senna
S. W.Hoag, Sr
T.Holland
J. Homan
R. Hughes
P.B. Page
J. T.Paget
W.Scott
A. B. Rohney
E. Lunkenheimer
J. J. Lawler
A. S. Lasley.
J. Hanlon
L.W. Puffer
G. W. Richardson
304,970
304, n71
209.503
306,097
309,558
301,408
307,750
308,007
303,084
292,778
306,686
297,441
298,194
299,006
292,232
303,021
304,751
309,654
291,126
301,079
303,252
306,208
305,416
304,290
310,031
293,948
306,385
306,386
306,387
308,479
303,273
304,271
305,966
303,754
293,685
301,938
306,447
306,508
300.372
297,682
304,186
293,975
292,261
291,770
292,353
292,185
303,703
303,704
303,705
292,541
309,610
298,681
306,475
301,982
304,344
295,669
309,0911
304,465
298,919
307,008
304,974
294,155
304,443
294,357
301,724
291,218
293,355
301,761
301,367
300,973
305,078
291,479
296,046
302,209
302,434
301,282
301,823
306,268
307,122
300,602
308,576
Sept. 9
Sept. 9
June 3
Oct. 7
Dec. 23
July 1
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
Aug. 5
Jan. 29
Oct. 14
Apr. 22
May 6
May 20
Jan. 22
Aug. 5
Sept. 9
Dec. 23
Jan. 1
July 1
Aug. 12
Oct. 7
Sept. 23
Sept. 2
Dec. 30
Feb. 19
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
Nov, 25
Aug. 12
Aug. 26
Sept. 30
Aug. 19
Feb. 19
July 15
Oct 14
Oct. 14
June 17
Apr. 29
Aug. 26
Feb. 19
Jan. 22
Jan, 8
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Jan. 29
Dec. 23
May 13
Oct. 14
•July 15
Sept. 2
Mar. 25
Dec. 9
Sept. 2
May 20
Oct. 21
Sept. 9
Feb. 26
Sept. 2
Mar. 4
July 8
Jan. 1
Feb. 12
July 8
July 1
June 24
Sept. 16
Jan. 1
Apr. 1
July 15
July 22
July 1
July 8
Oct. 7
Oct. 28
June 17
Nov. 25
897
899
4
83
1305
429
435
766
258
2265
851
1955
292
1306
1531
183
606
1440
142
3
469
240
1463
7
1915
1509
458
458
460
1384
495
1786
•2184
1106
1150
1108
537
691
1133
2288
1681
1541
1573
946
1683
1459
1037
1039
1041
1943
1387
908
573
1163
74
1691
701
228
1205
1274
904
1791
194
20
833
255
759
881
375
1887
1027
579
183
1443
1744
272
962
311
1452
1411
1534
C243
)244
C244
^245
1
21
116
121
209
71
627
225
534
75
372
429
50
166
390
41
2
127
65
405
2
516
416
124
124
C124
^125
378
136
488
606
303
321
304
144
180
309
623
458
425
439
265
C468
)469
410
<284
)285
285
286
C542
J 543
^374
) 375
252
C151
J 152
322
25
468
189
66
C339
)340
5 339
^340
247
490
57
5
227
72
202
239
103
519
281
163
53
401
478
74
261
84
388
C388
1389
417
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27
29
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28
29
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28
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29
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29
28
28
28
28
26
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29
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27
27
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26
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^26
26
^28
28
28
^26
^29
27
1 29
28
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1 27
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alpliabetical list of inventiom — Continued.
597
Invention.
Name.
Valves. Chnck for holding gate-
Valves. Device for operatiug
Valves. Link-motion for engine-
Valves of steam-cylindera. Operating
Vaives. Operating
Valves upon their rods. Adjusting and securing
slide-
Valved trap
Vamp-marker
Vapor and gas generating furnace for locomotives, \
&c. " 5
Vapor as a motor power. Liquid for and process of
generatiug a compound
Vapor-burner
Vapor-burner
Vapor-burner
V.npor-burner
Vapor-bumer
Vapor-burner
Vapor-burner for lighting purposes
Vapor burner. Petroleum-
Vapor-burner safety attachment
Vapoiizer for greenhouses
Vaporizing hydrocarbon oils. Process of and appara-
tus for
Varnish
Varnish. Leather and cloth
Vat:
See Chip-vat. Fermenting- vat.
Dye- vat.
Vat or kettle for reducing or treating animal or vege-
table matter.
Vault. Bank-
Vault-cover. Man-hole
Vault-cover. Ventilating
Vault. Grave-
Vaults. Man-trap for
Vegetable-cutter
Vegetable-cutter
Vegetable-cutter
Vegetable-cutting machine
Vegetable-slicer
Vegetable-sUcer
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle-body
Vehicle-body corner-iron
Vehicle-brake
Vehicle-brake _.
Vehicle-brake
Vehicle-brake
Vehicle-brake
Vehicle-brake
Vehicle-brake
Vehicle-brake
Vehicle-brake
Vehicle-brake
Vehicle canopy-holder
Vehicle dash-board
Vehicle drag-brake
Vehicle. Hand-power
Vehicle. Hand-power
Vehicle head-block
Vehicle. Jump-seat
Vehicle-platfoi m gear
Vehicle propt-lledby compressed air
Vehicle. Eoad-
Vehicle rub-iron
Vehicle-runner
Vehicle running-gear.
Vehicle rnnning-gear
Vehicle running-gear
Vehicle running-gear
Vehicle running-gear
Vehicle running-gear
Vehicle running-gear
Vehicle running-gear
Vehicle running-gear
Vehicle running-gear
Vehicle running-gear
Vehicle running-gear
Vehicle running-gear
Vehicle running-gear
Vehicle running-gear
Vehicle running-gear
Vehicle running-gear
Vehicle running-gear
Vehicle running-gear
Vehicle running-gear
Vehicle sand-band
Vehicle-seat
Vehicle-seat -
Vehicle-seat
No.
A. Weber 300,927
J. Reichmann 300,131
T. J. Walden \ 307,245
E. L. Keese I 294,807
F. M. Ludlow 299,079
"W.E. Wiley 301,416
■W. H. "Willson I 300,740
J. G. McCarter 1310,065
H. F. Hayden j 295,.392
"W". L. Lowrey '296,197
i
D. E. Bangs \ 292,616
M. L. Best 1 .307,167
Z. Davis I 296,147
Z. Davis .
,T. B. "Wallace and G. Myers .
H. "Wellington
H. S. Belden
W.H.Peck
R.S.Kelsey
"W. W. Carman
H. F.Hayden
J". A. Shephard ;
TV. C. Gifford...
T. Swanton.
J". T. Hough and J". A. Harper. .
C. E. Emery
C. E. Fiirman
M. F. Brown
S. Cranston
E. Bartb and 0. Spilger
G. W. Stover and E. A. Sellers .
C. L. Williams
P. J. Dames
S. Kraushaar
M. Keichert
T.HiU
J. Price -
H.P.Colby
D. P. Ferguson
F. Bierv
H. M. and J. M. Crippen
J. T. Dillehav
C. "W. Fox and W. A. "Wenmoth. . .
J. C. Herman
A. E. Herman
J. R. Miles and J. K. Baldridge . - -
"W. "W. jSTewcorab -
T. J. Scott -
E. B. C. WiUison
H. Eichling
T. H. Mader
C. Trim
T. A. Davies
T. A. Davies
S. H. Steward
F. A. Sands
C. C. "Wilson
D. S.Troy
F. J. H. Axtbrd
J. H. Blackmore
"W. H. Strayer and W. H. Planck. .
T.J. AUisdn
E. L. Bennett
E. Berry
J. M. Bradley
H. W. Chamberlain andF. G.Harris.
S. M. Chester
K. "W. Davis
W. A. Dawson
J. J. Delotter and J. H. Snyder
M. Frear
W. W. Grier
J.B.Howell
H. Mankel, Jr
C. M. Mnrcb
J. L and C. F. !Kissen
R. C.Parvin
B. C. Seaton
B. C. Shaw
J.P.Smith
E. "Whitmore
F. S.Kolfe
F. R. Alderman
J. Hanser
G.B.Haskell
306,003
295,315
304,387
306,125
,308,.573
295,651
305.145
295,550
305,636
297,515
295,508
294,626
304,515
302,476
309,025
304,180
293,300
301,935
296,261
291,305
296,7.57
298,623
307,546
297,714
294,852
302,552
297,490
302,471
295,740
309,217
295.123
304,430
300,884
302,861
30.=«,997
307,.307
2n9,630
299,236
305,487
296,936
296,937
301,770
309,805
299,892
300,290
303 201
304,160
292.383
304,397
304.000
303,258
297.747
298,946
305.99S
309,607
292,900
302,114
303.831
296,406
302,400
308.972
294,742
293,907
297,439
291,. 542
309,576
304.573 )
307,510 '
304,239 j
302,371 I
309,782 1
295,754 !
Date.
Monthly
volnme.
CO
June 24
June 10
Oct. 28
Mar. 11
May 20
July 1
June 17
Dec. 30
Mar. 18
Apr. 1
Jan. 29
Oct. 28
Apr. 1
Sept. 30
Mar. IR
Sept. 2
Oct. 7
Nov. 25
Mar. 25
Sept. 16
Mar. 25
Sept. 23
Apr. 22
Mar. 18
Mar. 4
Sept. 2
July 22
Dec. 9
Aug. 26
Feb. 12
July 15
Apr. 1
•Jan. 1
Apr. 15
May 13
Nov. 4
Apr. 29
Mar. 11
July 29
Apr. 22
July 22
Mar. 25
Dec. 16
Mar. 11
Sept. 2
June 24
July 29
Dec. 9
Oct. 28
June 3
May 27
Sept. 23
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
July 8
Dec. 23
June 3
June 10
Aug. 5
Aug. 26
Jan. 22
Sept.. 2
Sept. 2
Aug. 12
Apr. 29
May 20
Sept. 30
Dec. 23
Feb. 5
July 15
Aug. 19
Apr. 8
July 22
Dec. 9
Mar. 4
Feb. 19
Apr. 22
Jan. 8
Dec. 23
Sept. 2
Nov. 4
Aug. 26
July 22
Dec, 23
Mar. 25
1835
798
1615
,573
1406
439
1615
1966
1328
365
2041
1595
302
2235
1236
132
122
1530
1666
1112
1535
1755
2050
1477
349
300
1798
611
1675
692
1104
459
366
1089
827
176
23-26
628
1907
2012
1793
1780
864
980
182
1788
2305
570
1776
165
1600
1575
1312
1314
890
1629
479
1021
397
1644
17-23
144
4-22
476
2368
1235
2228
1382
149
1322
1204
652
1709
532
481
1451
19.51
666
1338
385
123
1749
1668
1606
1795
502
214
429
159
401
118
443
527
5 370
)371
567
401
87
620
343
40
32
416
462
305
426
406
97
84
492
160
457
185
303
129
103
306
231
49
633
174
524
549
C490
H91
495
230
269
54
488
633
150
477
42
459
435
364
364
242
442
126
276
107
449
480
43
117
131
645
3.50
618
373
40,41
365
330
181
469
139
134
402
533
189
360
106
33
478
4,58
436
499
Official
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1283
1080
322
934
807
81
1236
1106
1082
70
394
302
59
1250
1063
839
23
687
1149
1039
1126
1100
402
1109
888
871
350
819
780
568
216
87
66
22i
690
402
462
943
376
396
349
1169
878
1004
850
1274
444
811
351
950
855
1125
261
262
171
1025
1013
1119
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775
332
841
894
548
469
775
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470
258
688
129
335
803
912
711
385
126
970
887
392
795
326
1020
1172
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ESTDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alpliabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Karae.
Vehicle-
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehiclfe
Vehicle
Vehicle.
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle,
Vehicle,
Vehicle.
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle-
Vehicle
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle-
Vehicle-
Vehicle-
Vehicle-
Vehicle-
Vehicle-
Vehicle-
Vehicle
Vehicle-
Vehicle-
Vehiclo
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle-
Vehicle-
Veliicle
Vehicle-
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle-
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle-
Vehicle-
Vehicle-
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehiole-
Vehicle-
Vehicle-
Vehicle-
Vehicle
Vehicle-
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle-
Vehicle-
Vehicle-
Vehicle-
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vchiclo-
Vehicle-
Vehicle-
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle.
Vehicle-
Vehiclc-
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle-
Vehicle
seat
seat
scat loct
seat lock '.
seat lock
seat spring -
seats. Shifting-rail for.
shifting-rail
Side-har
Side-har
Side-har
. Side-har
Side-spring
Side-spring
Side-spring
Side-spring
side spring
side spring
Skeleton speed-
spindle
Spring-
Spring-
Spring-
Spring _
spring
-spring
spring
spring
spring
spring
spring
spring
spring
-spring
spring . - -
spring
spring
spring -
spring
spring
-spring
-spring
-spring -
-spring
-spring
-spring
-spring
-spring -
spring
-spring
spring
-spring
spring
-spring
spring
-spring
-spring
•spring
■spring
spring
-spring
spring
spring
-spring
-spring
spiing
spring
spring
spring
spring
spring
spring
-spring
-spring
-spring - _
-spring
spring
spring
spring
■Spi'lDg
-spring
spring attachment .
spring conpling. . . -
spring coupling
spring- seat
stake-holder
Throe-wheeled - .
top
top
top
top
top prop
top prop
A. M. Plimpton
J.Walton
J.K.Gray
!F. J. Newacheck
A.E. Steel
W. K.D.Allen
P. B. Fuller
J. Knapp
H. W. Moore
C. W. Saladee
J. Taylor
G. A. TVeyland and L. Roeder - -
D. Buckler and E. N. Pelzer
Z. M. Howell
B. M. Soule
W. J. Wayne
H. W.Peli
W. Shinnick
T. H. Brown
C. E. Murray
J. B. Armstrong
P. Englehart
M. G. Huhhard
n. A. Mover
G.L. Artz
C. W. Barenfanger
C. A. Behlen
C. A. Behlen
G. E. Blaine
C. 0. Bradley
J. M. Bromley
J. P. Callan..'
E. P. Carter
W. E. Corlett...
R. H. Comett
P. E. Denise and J. W. Bender..
J. D. Dorsey
W.H. Doyle
W. S.Everett
J.G.Gay ,....
J. Gelvin
L. A. Gormley
J. W. Henney
J. Herhrand
E. J.Hess -
A. L. Hopiinger
J.Howell
S.Hunt
R. S. Hunzeker
R. S. Hunzeker
E. A. Isham
P. J. Kern
S. T). Lance
S. W. Ludlow
T. Lunsdon
G. B. Malette
G. W. Morris
R. Mulholland
S. E. Oviatt
L. Pentz
J. Percy
C. W. Saladee
C. W. Saladee
C. W. Saladee
C. W.Saladee :...
C.W. Saladee
H. J. Schild
H.J. Schild
D. P.Sharp
W. H.ShoU -
E.S.Smith
S. G. Smith
T.B.Stone..
G. W. Stowe
C. L. Thomas
L A. Timmis -
W. Van Anden
W. Van Anden. (Reissue)
G. W. Warren
J. W. Wetraore.---
M. A. Winget
P.Hchert..
H. W. Pell
C. R. and J. C. Wilson
L. Warren ■-
L. D. Fuller
W. S. Dilatush and J. R. Drake
F. A. Korizek
T. B. McCnrdy
J. Sebastian
E. Warren
K. K. Parker
E.N. Pelzer
No.
292,94.T
308,113
302,839
291,389
308,104
292,151
309,941
294,788
298,016
298,123
298,516
302,013
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305,193
303,333
309,423
295,277
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297,348
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299,191
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions— Contimieil.
599
Invention.
Vehicle-
Veil icle
Vehicle
Veliicle
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
A'ehicle.
Vehicle.
top prop
tops. Hood for
toision-spiinj;. .
tui'uinggear
Two-wheeled
Two-wheeled .
Two-wheeled .
Two-wheeled .
Two-wheeled .
Two-wheeled
Two-wheeled .
Two-wheeled .
Two-wheeled .
'J'wo-wheeled .
Two-wheeled .
Two-wheeled .
Two- wheeled .
Two-wheeled .
Two-wheeled .
Two- wheeled .
Vehicle. IVo-wheeled .
I
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Two-
Two-
Two
Two
Two
Two-
Two-
Two
Two-
Two-
Two-
Two
Two-
Two-
wheeled -
wheeled .
wheeled .
wheeled .
■wheeled .
wheeled .
wheeled .
wheeled .
wheeled .
wheeled .
wheeled .
wheeled .
wheeled .
wheeled -
Vehicle. Two-wheeled .
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Vehicle.
Two
Two
Two
Two-
Two
Two
Two
Two
wheeled .
wheeled .
wheeled .
wheeled .
-■wheeled .
wheeled .
wheeled .
wheeled -
Vehicle. Two-v7heeled .
Vehicle. Two-wheeled .
Vehicle. Two-wheeled .
Vehicle. Two-wheeled - .
Vehicle. Two-wheeled . .
Vehicle. Two-wheeled ..
Vehicle. Two-wheeled - .
Vehicle. Two-wheeled . .
Vehicle. Two-wheeled . .
Vehicle. Two-wheeled ..
Vehicle. Two-wheeled ..
Vehicle. Two-wheeled . .
Vehicle. Two-wheeled . .
Vehicle. Two-wheeled..
Vehicle iimhrella-holder. .
Vehicle- wheel
Vehicle- wheel
Vehicle-wheel
Vehicle-wheel
Vehicle-wheel
Vehicle-wheel
Vehicle- wheel
Vehicle-wheel
Vehicle-wheel
Vehicle- wheel
Vehicle-wheel
Vehicle-wheel
Vehicle-wheel
Vehicle-wheel
Vehicle-wheel
Vehicle- wheel
Vehicle-wheel
Vehicle- wheel
Vehicle-wheel
Vehicle-wheel
Vehicle-wheel clip
Vehicle-wheel saud-haud -
Vehicle-wheel sand-band.
Vehicle- wheel sand-baiid-
Vehicle-wheel .spindle
Vehicles. Breeching for.
Vehicles out of cai-tracks
Vehicles. Propelling
Vehicles. Itemovable runner for
Device for turning .
Vehicles. Storm-protector for F. P.Stone 305,486
Kame.
F. Schreidt
C. T. Shreve
P.J. Kern
F. Bremernian
J. (-'. Bach
.T. A. Bilz
J. C. Blocher
H..r. Biuhn
W. M. Buchnan
B. Burr
L.F.Castor
L.S. Clark
L. S. Clark, O. G. Franks, and G. T.
Baiighinan.
W.Clucas
F. Coleman
J. ( lonstant
.T. S. Creighton and J. Ta.ylor
A. Davis '
F. Doherty and E. L. Sies
L. Donley
AV. S. Frazier
. Stolp.
W. S. Frazier and M. G.
H. P. Garland
J. G. Gay
T. J. Gibbons
W. T. Goodman
H. Greenfield
G. E. Gnerne
W. M. Haniiltou
C. S. Harper
W. F. Heath
H. H. Heeh and .T. F. Schonert . .
E. P. Hincks and G. H. Johnson
A. Hofmann
J. Howell
M. G. Hubbard .
G. W.Kerr
F. A. Knox
J. D. Libey
F. L. Perry
F. L. Perry
F. L. Peny
W. C. Pitiier...
J. D. Kobertson
C. W. Saladee ..
C. "W. Saladee ..
C. W". Saladee ..
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F. Sargent and K. D. Farrell . - -
Schelp, Jr
Sehelp, Jr
P. Southard
Starkey and G. W. Crowther. . .
Tooniey
E. P. Trucsdell
. Vandercook
D. Weisell
A.Flovd
. C. Bai-r
E.Bell
J. Bush
E. Butler
Dietrich
M.Dillard
L.P. Fish
Huber
Huher
L. Kirkbride
A. Powers
E. Pratt
Schad and G. Hoifman
L. Schrnben
J. and J.M. Smith
D. Smith
. L. Smith
H. Stein
E. Tower
B. Woodard
Meloy
"W. Hitchcock
P. Poindexter
. Kaphael
. Holloway and T. L. Clevenger.
Hutchinson
H. Macdonald
S. Moore
Deetz
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303,832
303,428
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293,572
293,323
291.725
297, .599
294,617
292,913
305,187
307,943
308,162
304,268
293.474
303,738
300,377
301,516
301,627
303.041
307,329
297,451
294,079
298,412
298,413
298,
298.
293,
291,
304.
306,
294,
294.
297,
297,
309,
309.
292,
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Date.
July 15
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Nov. 4
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Apr. 22
May 27
Dec. 9
^an. 29
Aug. 19
Aug. 12
Apr. 15
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Jan. 8
Apr. 29
Mar. 4
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Sept. 10
Nov. 11
Nov. 18
Aug. 20
Feb. 12
Aug. 19
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July 8
July 8
Aug. 5
Oct. 28
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Jan. 15
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Oct. 7
Mar. 11
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Apr. 29
Apr. 22
Dec. 10
Dec. 30
Jan. 29
Apr. 8
June 3
Dec. 2
Juno 10
Jan. 1
Feb. 20
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
May 13
Mav 13
Dec. 2
Dec. 23
Au£. 12
July 1
Oct. 28
May 13
Jan. 15
Nov. 18
Jan. 1
Dec. 2
Mar. 11
July 29
Jan'. 15
June 24
Apr. 8
Sept. 23
Feb. 12
Sept. 2
Sept. 23
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99
708
927
397
225
1292
201
1154
578
899
1125
600
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alplmbetical list of inventions — Continued.
InTention.
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velo cip ede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede «
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede , *.
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede
Velocipede attachment
Velocipede-bearing
Velocipede foot-rest
Velocipede. Ice-
Velocipede. Ice-
Velocipede. One-wheeled
Velocipede-pedal
Velocipede-treadle
Velocipede. "Water-
Velocipede- wheel
Velocipedes. Ball-bearing for
Veneer
Veneer-hacking
Veneer-cutting machine
Veneer-cutting machine :
Veneer-cutting machine
Veneer-press
Veneering wood, &c
Vent for oeer-harrels
Vent for heer-casks. Air-
Ventilating and trimming grain. Process of and de-
vice for
Ventilating apparatus
Ventilating apparatus
Ventilating apparatus
Ventilating apparatus
Ventilating bow-windows
Ventilating buildings
Ventilating marine vessels
Ventilating mining shafts and tunnels
Ventilating sewers
Ventilating test-stations of underground cables
Ventilating water-closets, urinals, drains, &c. Ap-
paratus for
Ventilation
Ventilation
Ventilation for buildings ,
VentUation of barrels and boxes
Ventilation of soil and waste pipes
Ventilator :
See Car-ventilator. Stove-pipe ventilator.
Feed-bag ventilator. Waste-pipe ventilator.
Hat-ventilator. "Window-ventilator.
Ship-ventilator.
VentUator
Ventilator
Ventilator
VeutUator ,
ITarae.
A. M. Allen .
li. Beaupain .
C. Bemhard .
J. Cardona...
D. Crowley
D. Crowley
G-. L. O. riavidson .
G. De Beaulieu
J. A. Deering
E. r. Ellis and G. A. Korman ...
P. J". Pay
E. 0. Fletcher
C. F. Hadley and A. H. Overman. . .
C. Harvey and W. Paddock
E. T. andD. Higham
T. Humber
F. "W. Jones
J. Knous
E. G. and A. C. Latta ...
"W. A . Loreiiz
C. Loser
R. B. Ltinsford
T. Millward and C. Leni.
M.S. Peck
A. Pesenecker
H. Racine
C.F.Riley
C. A. Rodine and .1. G. Malmgren
C. Sandford and P. S. Kinne
C.M.Schaflfer
C. M. Scbaffer
E.E. SeU
E.R. Settle
S. If. Silver
J. M. Staples . -
S. "W. Taylor
J.C. Tennent
A. E. "WaUace
J. "W. Woodruff. .•
F. J. W. Dopp and G. Wolff.
J". C. Garrood
W. Kresslv
E. H.Funk
P.A.Snyder
B. G. Berlinahausen
A. J. Philbrick
P. Gendron
E.F.Steele
E. C. F. Otto
J. White
A. Dickman and M. Heintz . .
L. H. Cremers
J. H.Costello
C. W. and A. S. Gage
N. E. Ranger
A. Newell
G. O. Boynton
F. H. Mewes
F. A. Mans
W. H. Xewton
W. Lord
J. Sellwood and S. J. Harry .
H. N. AVickersham
H. N. Wickersham
C.S.Foos
F. A. Pilling
J. M. J. Barton
W. Phillips
W. M. Green
W. R. Patterson
T.Rowan ^
M. B. Stafford .
M. B. Stafford .
H. Vollweiler. .
J. W. Brook . . .
P. D. Pike ....
N"o.
Date.
294,178 Feb. 26
29.5.333
302,090
302,098
295.150
296.C80
295,364
303. rai
309.933
305.061
301.702
307,757
292,908
303,513
305,925
305.690
296.8,37
307,120
234,641
298.217
303 ,530
305 698
307.133
304 023
216.776
309.740
292,179
304,960
303,753
291,781
297,300
305,968
300,516
293,366
293
309.
292.
299,
293.
297.
295,
293,
295,
302,
299,
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792
355
544
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429
481
243
643
725
409
577
507
.513
295.499
296,634
304,887
305,305
291,322
292,444
306,209
294,805
301,230
309.245
297,296
294,820
297.189
302,064
297,225
310,079
,T. M. Ayer 291,666
C . Muller 297,707
C. MuUer 301 ,258
W. E. Roach ; 305,236
Mar. 18
July 15
July 15
Mar. 18
Apr. 8
Mar. 18
Aug. 19
Dec. 30
Sept. 16
July 8
Nov. 11
Feb. 5
Aug. 12
Sept. 30
Sept. 23
Apr. 15
Oct. 28
Mar. 4
May 6
Aug. 12
Sept. 23
Oct. 28
Aug. 26
Apr. 15
Dec. 23
Jan. 22
Sept. 9
Aug. 19
Jan. a
Apr. 22
Sept. 30
June 17
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
Dec. 9
Jan. 29
June 3
Feb. 19
Apr. 22
Mar. 18
Feb. 19
Mar. 18
July 15
June 3
Jan. 22
May 6
May 20
Dec. 16
June 17
Jan. 1
Sept. 23
July 8
June 10
Oct. 14
June 17
Sept. 2
July 29
July 8
July 8
Mar. 18
Apr. 8
Sept. 9
Sept. 16
Jan. 1
Jan. 22
Oct. 7
Mar. 11
July 1
Dec. 10
Apr. 22
Mai-. 11
Apr. 22
July 15
Apr. 22
Dec. 30
Jan. 8
Apr. 29
July 1
Sept. 16
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volume.
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1186
1450
372
331
810
1829
1466
1458
1109
1546
1452
883
1104
961
1775
2186
1307
775
970
712
2154
471
1368
1701
1033
1023
1457
1235
149
1680
147
1049
1055
1343
188
1478
.528
953
792
1588
160
1942
557
.564
1403
938
785
1404
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1806
243
570
197
899
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587
1629
1269
1089
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
601
iDvention.
Ventilator
Ventilator and chimney. Combined.
Ventilator and damnef. Combined . .
Ventilator-cap
Vermin-destroyer
Vermin-trap
Vessel and apparatus for cntting channels in Tvater-
ways.
Vei<sel-ballast
Vessel for containing aerated liiinids
Vessel for containing and transporting liquids. ..
Vessel for containins liquids
Vessel for dispensinj; fluids
Vessel for liquids
Vessel havintr divided hull
Vessel. Marine
Vessel. Metallic
Vessel. Navigable
Vessel. Xon-ueat-conducting
Vessel or reservoir for liquids or other materials.
Vessel. Sea-going
Vessel. Submarine -
Vessel. Tilting
Vessels. Air-port for
Vessels, <S:c. Apparatus for closing
Vessels. Apparatus for filling
Vessels. Attachment of lips and spouts to
Vessels. Attachment of lips and spouts to
Vessels. Balancing di^vioc for
Vessels. Cover for water-ports of
Vessels. Device for loading
Vessels. Device for unloading
Vessels of enameled sheet-iron. Attaching spout« to
Vessels with phosphate-rock, &c. Loading
Victual-carrier
Vine and fruit-tree protector
Vinegar. Apparatus for the manufacture of
Vinegar. Manufatturing
Violets of Paris. Sulpho-conjugated
Violin-case
Violin tail-piece -
Vise
ITajne.
Vise.
Vise
Vise
Vise
Vise
Vise and lathe. Combined
Vise and ring-bender. 'Watch-maker's hand-
Vise attachment
Vise attachment
Vise attachment
Vise. Bench- -
Vise. Bench-
Vise. Bench-
Vise. Bench-
Vise. Carpenter's
Vise. Carpenter's
Vise- jaw attachment '■
Vise-jaws. Die for making
Vise. Pipe-
Vise. Sliding-jaw
Vocal culture" Device for aid in
Voltaic batteries. Automatic feeding apparatus
for
Voltaic battery -
Voltaic battery. Primary and secondary
Voltaic pile -
Vulcanized fiber and like material. Treating
Vulcanizers. Device for regulating heat in
Vulcanizing and celluloid apparatus
Vulcanizina-he.at regulator
Wafer. Adhesive
Wagon and lifting jack
Wagon-bed ■
AVagon-bodies. Device for removing
Wagon-body
Wagon-body
Wagon-body attachment
AVagon-body fender - -
Wagon-body lifter
Wagon-bolster
Wagon-bolster
AVagon bolster-plate
AVagon-bolster spring
Wagon-bolster spring
Wagon-bolster .spring
AVagon-bolster spring
Wagon-box
Wagon-box strap
J.G.Slater
W. F. Matthews
F. E. fiogeboom and G. O. Wool-
cocks.
J.M. Bing
H. C. Wofford and L. A. McCord. . .
H. T. Windt
J. Gates
E. P. Hickey
J. P. Ha,skins
D. W. Norris
W. T. Salie
P. Hartmann
B. J. Downs
J. David
A. M. G. S6biUot .
A. O'Hara
R. B. Condon
H. M. Hanmore...
M. .T. Walsh
J. Gartner
J.H. L. Tuck
W. Zimmer
J.F. Folmer
E. Loinert
M. L. Best
J. C. Milligan and E. Mouhot
E. Monhot and .J. C. Milligan.
K. Sehaum
A. K. Woodward
C.Miller
J. H. Tenbert
F. G. Kiedringhans
F. Brotherhood
E. Burgess
E.D. HiU
A. "Wecker
V. Michaelis
A.F. PoirrierandD. A. Rosenstiehl
H. Kleineick
J..J. Smith
A . L. Adams
W. H. Cloud
H. A. Hyle
A. Montant
C. Eiggs
W. M. Whiting
J. E. McMillan
C. B. Enbert
C.H.Eddy
T. E. King
W. Vanderman
M. G. Lewis
M. G. Lewis
W. H. Northall
J. Thomson
J.F.Miller
J.F.MlUer
E. A. GalbraitU
J. Cain
A. H. .Tarecki
W. H. Xorthall
C.L.Mitchell
F. L. Pope
-So.
295,061
291,919
307,194
302,091
306.041
293,609
30c',153
300,471
297,992
297,032
296,788
308.070
301.576
295,153
293,793
299,073
307,438
296,955
291,655
299,128
297,647
295.849
292.640
300.987
297,058
298,2aa
298,308
308.435
303.354
304,947
304,581
302,223
298,444
305.790
308.1.59
300.928
292,125
297,844
308.077
300,149
305.037
295.334
294,736
300,388
289.777
299.889
292,342
297,853
297,360
303,647
303,345
294,137
303, 2P9
Date.
298.225
292.874
297.282
304,220
307,453
298,285
296,333
292.135
291,071
293.272
N. Basset 304.897
A. DeKhotinsky 302,623
A. Schroeder..: 296,464
F. Tavlor 302,795
F. H.Chidestev 300.952
G. P. Eishel. (Reissue) 10,442
F. H. Chidcster 300.9.53
A. Spitzli 301.176
E. Is^etzlv 306.854
W. T. Schenck 300,110
W.H.Lowe 307,864
C . F. Folsome 297,370
E.C.Sawyer 308.806
A.A.Holt 303.161
C. L. Haubeil - 304.524
0. Slagle 310,090
Z.A.Benell 309.286
N. Faught 292,424
L. J. Brandow 295,225
Z.A.Benell 301,552
G.E. Blaine 304,066
J. E. Calhonn 299.518
B. G. Meinikheim 294.249
F.Lanz 292.019
D. H. Finch and W. H. Ifattraas . . . 306,820
Mar. 11
Jan. 15
Oct. 28
July 15
Sept. 30
Feb. 12
Nov. 18
June 17
May
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Apr.
22
Apr.
15
Nov.
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July
8
Mar.
19
Feb.
19
June
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Nov.
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Jan.
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Nov.
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Aug.
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Sept.
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July
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May 13
Sept. 30
Nov. 18
June 24
Jan. 15
Apr. 29
Nov. 18
June 10
Sept. 16
Mar. 18
Mar. 4
.Tune 17
May 20
June 3
.Tan. 22
Apr. 29
Apr. 22
Aug. 19
Aug. 12
Feb. 26
Aug. 12
Mav 6
Feb. 5
Apr. 22
Aug. 20
Nov. 4
May 6
Apr. 8
Jan. 15
Jan. 1
Feb. 12
Sept. 9
July 29
Apr. 8
,Tiily 29
June 24
Jan. 29
June 24
Julv 1
Oct. 21
Oct. 7
Nov. 11
Apr. 22
Dec. 2
Aug. 5
Sept. 2
Dec. 30
Dec. 16
Jan. 22
Mar. 18
July 8
Aug. 26
June 3
Feb. 26
Jan. 15
Oct. 21
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volume.
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1146 319
1534 409
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1255
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644
1024
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30
1330
821
1473
2236
1917
2005
1900
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339
449
1337
593
869
394
14C0
615
1967
954
1836
1383
2473
857
825
974
1283
475
11.53
1027
477
1667
2482
1834
979
582
1705
528
345
110
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51
422
558
1396
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651
797
2013
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1032
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634
292
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231
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316
287
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679
504
267
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470
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29 308
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376
265
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831
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398
1295
288
590
612
647
570
988
889
282
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1206
506
1283
266
490
548
1085
1013
1073
910
1153
733
1013
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491
366
647
368
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464
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790
380
606
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268
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242
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602
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alplial)eUcal list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
"Wagon -Ijrake
Wagon-brake
Wagon-brake
Wagou-brake
Wagon-brake
Wagon-brake
Wagon brake
Wagon-brake ,
Wagon-brake
Wagou-brake
Wagon-brake
Wagon-brake .
Wagon-brake
Wagon-brake
Wagon-brake
Wagon-brake
Wagon-brako
Wagon-brake
Wagon-brake
Wagon-brake. Automatic
Wagon brake. Hay-
Wagon-brake lever
Wagon-brake lever
Wagon-brake lever
Wagon-brake lever
Wagon. Bnokboard-
Wagon. Buckboard-
Wagon circle-iron
Wagon-dasber
Wagon. Display- •
Wagon draft attacbment
Wagon. Dumping-
Wagon. Dumping-
Wagon. Dumping-
Wagon. Dumping-
Wagon. Dumping-
Wagon. Dumping-
Wagon. Dumping-
Wagon. DumiDing-
Wagon. Dumping-
Wagon for moving heavy objects
Wagon for transporting sugar-cane
Wagon front gear
Wagon-hound coupling
Wagou-.iack
Wagon-ljack
Wagon-iack
WagoD-.iaok
Wagon-jack
Wagon-^'ack ,
Wagon-jack
Wagon-jack
Wagon-jack-
Wagon-jack
Wagon-jack
Wagon-'iack
Wagon-jack , - .
Wagon-jack and tire-tightener. Combined
Wagon jump-seat
Wagon jump-seat
Wagon-lock ,
Wagon. Lumber-
Wagon. Lumber-
Wagon-polo attachment
Wagon. Eoad-
Wagon. Road-
Wagon. Road-
Wagon running-gear
Wagon running-gear
Wagon i-unning-gear
Wagon ranning-gear
Wagon running-gear
Wagon running-gear
Wagon running-gear
Wagon running-gear
Wagon running-gear
Wagon running-gear.
Wagon running-gear
Wagon running- gear
Wagon running-gear ,
Wagon. Sail-
Wagon-seat
Wagon-seat
Wagon-seat
Wagon shoveling-board
Wagon. Side-bar
Wagon-skein
Wagon. Spring-
Wagon. Spring-
Wagon. Spring-
Wagon . Spring-
Wagon-spring
Wagon spring and gearing
Kame.
B. F.Bali
W. Benthin
C.F.Best
A. J. Branbam
J. K. Hedgcock
J. Hocking
.J. Hocking and C. R. Jones
L. L.James
S.W.Lee
E. J. McFarland
W. Parks and S. M. Smith
L.G.Peel .-.
M. T. Preston
J.D.Russell
G. Seibert
T. W. Southard
T.J. vSparks
A.J. Steele
J.D. Tufts
P. W. Moldeuhauer
J. A. Putt-
^Y. Cardwell
T. J. Davies
A. Dougherty
E. J.Miles '.
C. B. Haynes
W. Lockwood
J. Massey
E. Myricic
LM.Hofieman
J. H. Buening and H. Klug
T. W. Boyce and C. Frische
W. C. Bryan
L.C.Dees -
F. A. Graff and L. C. Hippie
H.Hild
W. and J. H. Leonhardt.
R. D. Shackleford . . -
T. S. Stewart
L. Zlnkand and A. HoiTerberth —
A. Bartholomew
T. Bueno, Jr
G. T. Wilson
T.W.Brian
L. Barrette
W. G. Bougbton
W. H. Bruce
G.B.Clark
W. H.Gray
D. B. Kinn'e
G. La Rock
J. F. Lindsey
T. Maxon
W. K. Mottram and J. A. Mundy
N.Smith
H. C. Torrey
L. F. Week's
M. W.Coon-.--
J. F. Fowler
C . H. Strat ton
G.R.Peare
0. Kinsley '.
R. M. Williamson -
A. T. Hawk and J. W. Scott
J. S. Dennv - - -
M. G. Hubbard
C. Schumacher
A. J. Beach
A. J. Beach
R. C. Blackwell
W. H. Fanning
P. Gendron
J. Moses
J. Moses
H. S. I^ekson
S. Perry and D. A. Sprague .
J. B. Sprv and T. Barry
A. H. Todt
H. W. Whitney
A. Womack
J. A. Aspiuwall
P. J. Kern
A. Miller
S. Moore ■
J. I. Plummer
G.D. Selby
C. Pierce .'
D. Buckler and E. N. Pelzer.
W. R. Isbell
G. P. Thompson
T. P. Yates
C.Falle.sen
J. Allan
No.
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphuhellial lint of iiivciilioim — Continued.
603'
Invonlioii.
I
Wasou. Spnus-l)oai'(l
"Waaon. S])iiti^-buar(l
Wajron si)riuur-soat
Wasoustandaid
Wagon-staiidard .
Wagon-staiidai (1
WagoD. Sugardniiipi)!;;'
AVagou-thimble skeiu
Wagon-top
Wagon-top frame
Wagou- wheel. Heavy
Walk or ])avenient. JJiuli
Wall-papiT exhibitor
WaU-]iapt'r exhibitor
\V^all-pa])er. Manufactiiro of
AVaU-])aper, papei' boaid, & c
Wall-paper-triunning niacliiue -
\Vall-])apers. Manulaoliiie of colored
AVall-jirotector
Wallet, poitt'-nionnaie, &c
Walls. Itemedy against dry-rot and dampness in - . .
AV^aidrobe-hooli . . T .'
' Wardrobo-liook
Wann air fnruaee
Warming-pan
Warming the upper rooms of buildings. Api)aratus
for
Warpiug-maehine
Warping-machine
Wasli-benrh
Wash-bench and stop-ladder
AVa.sh-board
AVash-board
Wash-stand
Wa.sh-stand and dressing-case
Washer-
Nnt-locli washer.
Slate-washer.
AVheel-washer.
AVindow-washer.
Centrifugal machine
Ma-
Hec Bottle-washer.
Floor and window
washer.
Nnt-wasber.
Washer
AVasher-cutter
Abashing and drying textiles,
for
AA'ashiug and scouring knit and other goods.
chine adapted to
Washing compound
AV'ashing-machine
AV'ashing-machine
AYashing-uiachine
AVashiug-uiachine -•
AVusbing-matbiuc
AYashing-machiue
AA^ashiug-maehine
AVa.shing-iua chine
AVashing-niachinc -
AV'asliing-uiachine
AVashing machine
Wasliiug-machine
AVa.shing-machine
AVashiug-macbine
Washingmachiuc
AVashing-machinc
Washing-machinii
Washiug-machiue
AVashingniachinc
AVashing-machinc
AVasbiug-macliine
AA''ashing-uiacbine
Washiug-machiue
AVashing-machiBe -
AA'ashiug uiachine
A\'as]ihig-niachiuc
AVasliing-Muicliiuc. IJoiler
AVasbiuguiacbiue. (!vlinder
AVashiiig-machiue. Pouudcr
AVashiii", table-cutlery, &c. Machine for
A^'astc-i.icUcis, &c. Cylinder lor
A\^istc pipe trap
Waste-iiipo v<!ntila( or
Watch
Name.
J. C.F. narris
II. L. Slierwood
J. Hodgess ....
S. Moore and L. C. Burling
.T. M. Kobcrts and B. W. Case
W. S. Young
J. I). Edwaids aud L. F. Uanbtman
A..r. Beach
C. R. Parks
F. M. Maban
A\^D. Orcutt
Tj. ]v. Sassiuot
F. T. For.saith
F. H Shepherd
(>. K. Birge
II. W. Johns
J. M. Sf aides
A. Bonlay
1). C. Millett
T. J . Ford
A.Kotho
('.A. Kuhluian
V. H. Thurston
J. AVaLsh
J. BLir.'ou
.T. S Ueizer
F. Bcrekmaus
(;. S. Follansbee
H. Bremer
J. S. Nelson
ir. audJ. ]*. Lufher
A. AVhife
A. F. Tanner
AV. D. Bradt
0. F. Garvey
J. Pvath.-..l --
J. Chevanne, E. Bruyas, and J. P.
Balme.
n. AV. Scott
A.E. Eboads
E. AY. Allen and E. A. Kibbe
L. Christiansen
P. &crardy and AY. AY. Eote
S. Gray -
K. E. Hanger
A. E. nerbein
C. Hoffman
J.
A
AY
J. G
Hollingswovth
Jackson
C. Krieg aud J. T. Albin
Lee
AVatcb
AYatch-balance Couipcnsatiou .
AYatch-bow fastening
AYatch-case -
Watch-case-
AVatcb -case
\Vatc-li-(-ase
\\'at(-b-i-ase
AVatch-case
Watch-case -
Watch-case
Maisouneuve
Maitin
Neal
Nelson
Ni'wman
AY. Palmer
. P.ivk and J. S. Parker . . -
Pelmulder -
PoUmiller
11. Pottortr
a. Powers
AY. Rhoadcs
H. Schug
Smith
Tnmbow
. U. Tbui-numd
Small
T. Roots
E. Wctniore
. Tathani and \V. T. Heap.
(;. Ilargrave
Pcrssou
1). Lcger
P(
ct.
E. Hart...
A. Bai-nes
Fabvs
No.
295,0^5 i
29ti 245 I
-.ioi.rstj I
309, 8«6 i
:i08,eoi>
:!0:i.906
29(i.544
294.(W
307,978
304,015
301.144
305,243
305,381
291,099
304.492
300,374
305.484
3(11 953
292,i;47
308.959
307,055
290,696
300,294
301,022
308,121)
291,510
305.502
295.7^5
293,847
290,!:09
309.721
29t,102
306.663
304,407
C.K. Giles
C. W. Harman aud H. G. Skidraoro.
C. A\'. Harman and H. G. Skidmore.
.T. I,amout
J. Macber
D. O'Hara
I D. O'Hara
299,977
296,219
305,049
305,245
296,452
300,204
292.734
:'02,532
301,357
302,129
302,401
291,512
292,314
295,401
293,890
"02.572
303,442
300.992
309,732
305,324
298 013
305,841
299,159
304.. 554
297.949
298.775
296.017
2SW5,943
300,646
295,065
301,075
295,462
306.356
295,199
298.530
302,298
302,728
294.503
293,042
293.779
293.169
309,018
301,440
293,860
293,869
298,197
297,421
307.968
297,.533
298,015
Date.
Mar. 25
May 0
Jul'v 15
Dec. 30
Dec. 2
Aug. 19
Apr. 8
Fob. 20
Nov. 11
Aug. 2fi
July 1
Sept. 16
Sept. 10
Jan. 1
Sept. 2
June 17
Sept. 23
July !•'>
Jan. 22
Dec. 9
Oct. 21
Apr. 8
Oct. 7
June 24
Nov. 18
Jan. 8
Monthly
volume.
1044
370
11V2
1714
309
1295
823
1570
731
1449
93
1248
1421
105
269
1134
1568
1122
1554
518
1334
1012
338
1951
916
627
P
539
250
177
Jan. 8
Jan. 22
Mar. 18
Feb. 19
,Tiilv 2T
Aug. 12
Juue 24
Dec. 23
Sept. 16
May 13
Sept. 30
May 27
Sept. 2
Apr. 29
May 20
Apr. 8
Apr. 1
June 17
Mar. 11
June 24
Mar. 18
Oct. 7
Mar. IS
May 13
July 22
Julv 29
Mar. 4
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
Feb. 5
Dec. 9
July 1
Fel). 19
Feb. 19
May 6
Apr. 22
Nov. 11
Apr. 22
May 13
628
1632
1340
1430
i9,':8
699
1907
1535
13.57
815
2034
1508
361
2603
1025
919
60
1484
909
2013
1410
419
1085
714
1.566
2141
207
323
1284
507
001
468
1390
1407
290
1927
721
2078
817
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177
J 178
457
373
395
5:i2
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525
417
375
229
.-63
433
100
713
286
2.57
17.18
408
249
556
390
112
298
202
430
589
! 58
89
3,56
134
158
126
380
389
70
526
198
560
1 229
Sept. 23
1594
441
Mar. 25
1787
490
Feb. 19
1381
381
Apr. 1
381
108
Dec. 23
1510
412
Feb. 20
1712
471
Oct. 14
823
218
Sept. 2
158
48
June 10
594
159
Apr. 1
394
112
Sept. 16
992
272
Sept. 16
1250
342
Apr. 8
705
Oct. 7
237
63
Jan. 29
2189
010
Julv 22
1876
514
Jnly 1
358
98
July 15
1340
370
Jnly 22
1704
467
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26
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26
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20
27
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26
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26
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1058
7.54
700
164
741
516
738
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1061
1093
22
860
1150
1124
220
301
800
205
202
62
1304
559
119
1129
1170
698
73
1004
765
158
845
1043
76
1016
1061
139
43
420
364
67
261
334
119
314
1084
707
381
590
1290
1007
1081
088
1219
837
884
514
735
183
14
1214
9r2
1316
1097
78
1036
670
307
416
864
501
682
530
816
80
701
703
582
380
513
408
689
604
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM. THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
■Watch
•Watch
Watch
Watch
Watch
Watch
Watch
Watch
Watch
Watch
Watch
Watch
Watch-
Watch
Watch
Watch
Watch
Watch
Watch
Watch
Watch
Watch
Watch
Watch-
Watch-
Watch-
Watch-
Watch
Watch
Watch-
Watch-
Watch
Watch
Watch
Watch-
Watch-
Watch
Watch
Watch
Watch
Watch
Watch
Watch
Watch
Watch
case
case
case
case
case
case hezel
case bows. Fastening for
case center
case centers. Machine for turning .
case centers. Making
case centers. Manufacture of
case hinge
case hinge
case .ioint
case lining
case. Open-faced
-case pendant
case pendant
case spring
case spring
-case spring
case spring
•case spring
cases. Die for forming
clasp. Pocket
crystal cabinet
dial
dust-proof box and case combined .
hair-spring
kev
mainspring
mainspring-barrel
mainspring-fastening .
mainspring- winder . . .
maker's pliers
movement
-movement
movement box
-plate
■protector attachment .
-regulator
■regulator
■regulator
Self-winding
spring holder
Watch. Stem-winding
Watch. Stem- winding
Watch . Stem- winding
Watch. Stem winding and setting
Watch stem winding and setting device
Watch stem winding and setting mechanism .
Watch. Stop-
Watch. Stop-
AVatch. Stop-
Watch. Stop-
Watch-winding device
Watch-winding mechanism
Watch-winding mechanism
Watch winding-stem
Watch winding-.stem
Watch. Stop-
Watches and clocks. Applying colors to enamel
dials for
Watches. Device forholding the stem in the pendant
of ST em -winding
Watches. Device for protecting balance-wheels of . .
Dust-proof cap for.
Hair-spring-regulating pin for
Jewel-support for the balance-staffs of
Stem-holding device for . . .'.
Watchman's electric recorder
Water and gas pipes. Automatic electric shut-off
for
Water and steam meter
Watches.
Watches.
Watches.
Watches.
Water and waste pipe
Water. Apparatus for the purification of
Water. Apparatus for indicating the velocity or \
measuring the ilow of " j
Water. Apparatus for purifying hard
Water by passing trains. Meohanism for raising. . .
Water-closet ".. ..
Water-closet
Water-closet
Water-closet
Water-closet
Water-closet
Water-closet
Water-closet
Water-closet
Water-closet
Water-closet
Tifame.
D. O'Hara
D. O'Hara
C. Schuetz
H. G. Skidmore
H. Gr. Skidmore and C. W. Harman
E. C.Ktch
D. Grlickman
J. C. Dueber
C. V. Woerd
J. C. Dueber
J. C. Dueber
D. O'Hara
F. Rapp
E. J. Quigley. (Reissue)
C.K.Giles
E. C. Pitch
D. O'Hara
D. O'Hara
W. H. Eitz Gerald and G. C. Smith
E. H. Jenkins
E. J. Qiiigley
E.. J. Quigley
C. W. Thiery
T. Mueller. .'
H. E. Willard
C. H. Daugherty
G. E. Hart
O.K.Giles
C. A. Wilms
G. Newton
D. H. Church
D. A. A. Buck
J. Hav
A. E. Robbius
C. W.Little
D. A. A. Buck
H. B. Mears
E. A. Locke
G. E. Hart
J. C. Grimmell
A. C. Clausen
E. J. Eoux and L. TJ. Eatio
G.I. Tuttlc
H. Von der Heydt
C. H. Morgan. E. J. Watson, and H.
W. Willson.
A. C. Droz
G.E. Hart ..-.
G. E. Johnson
D. H. Church
A. Bourgeois- Weber
H. M. Haines
O. E. Domon
E. J. A. Dnpnis
H. A. Lugrin
S. C. Scott
C. W. Harman and H. G. Skidmore.
O. E. Hinklin
R.F. Mitchell
W. E. Dennison
J. J. Wood
A. Aubert
H. Abbott
A. W. Miller
E. J. Arrick
C.Kistler
G. E. Johnson . . .
W. Ware
G. T. Baughmau.
J. Redding
T. P. Hughes
A. C. Christensen
J. J. Herbert
A. R. Leeds
G. E. Deacon
O. Shannon
E. Zinsmaier and M. Burt .
N. Barry, Jr
E. Baud'e ■ '..
W. Bunting, Jr
P. Connolly
E. B. Han-son
C. Hariisou
K. Hartmann
S. M. Howard
J.Kelly
W. H. McAndrews
O. J. McGaun
So.
309,158
309,354
296,631
298,509
301,928
299,369
300,706
297,976
301,314
295,156
299,119
.303,881
301,156
10,517
293,861
304,264
298,396
298.616
297,123
294,390
306,9,54
306,955
308,445
300,109
303,688
291,308
293,170
308,840
294,833
303,060
295,485
293,142
303,157
308,090
301,731
293,143
296,204
293,040
293,018
297,.516
293,420
291,780
308,448
293,691
308,320
307,027
293,108
302,737
295,484
302,975
308,409
305,1.59
307,925
302,749
303,058
294,446
296,170
292,838
304,623
303,096
206,663
309,909
293,267
302,700
300.088
305,821
294,168
302,087
299,011
305,595
305,893
304,930
296,337
305,433
304,462
301,420
293,935
294,385
307, .520
296,822
308.3.58
293,734
304,000
295,010
292,918
307,668
306,092
Date.
Dec. 9
Dec. 16
Apr. 8
May 13
July 15
May 27
June 17
May 6
July 1
Mar. 18
May 27
Aug. 19
July 1
Aug. 26
Eeb, 19
Aug. 26
May 13
May 13
Apr. 22
Mar. 4
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Nov. 25
June 10
Aug. 19
Jan.
Eeb. 5
Dec. 2
Mar. 11
Aug, 19
Mar. 18
Eeb, 5
Aug. 5
Nov. 18
July 8
Eeb. 5
Apr. 1
Eeb. 5
Eeb. 5
Apr. 22
Eeb. 12
Jan. 8
Nov. 25
Feb. 19
Nov. 18
Oct. 21
Eeb. 5
July 29
Mar, 18
Aug. 5
Nov. 25
Sept. 16
Nov. 11
July 29
Aug. 5
Mar. 4
Apr. 1
Feb. 5
Sept. 2
Aug. 5
Apr. 8
Dec. 30
Eeb. 12
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inverJiona — Continued.
605
Invention.
Water-closet
AVatercloset
Water-closet
Water-closet
Water-closet and other bowls and pipe-connections
therefor
Water-closet and preserving the seals of the traps
therefor.
Water-closet and similar structures
Water closet and trap
Water-closet and trap
Water-closet attachment ,
Water-closet attachment
Water-closet hpsins. Adjustable support for.
Water
Water-
Water-
Water-
Water
Water-
Water-
Water-
Water-
Water-
Water-
Water-
Watm-
Water-
Water
Water
AVatei'closet supply apparatus.
-closet basins. Detlector for .
closet Ijowl
closet bowls. Drip-pan for . -
closet cistern
-closet cistern
closet cistern
closet cistei-n attachment
closet connection
closet connection
closet finshing apparatus
-closet funnel ot railway-cars -
closet headrest
closet joint
closet. Portable
-closet-seat cover
closet shield
Water-closet trap
Water-closet valve
Water-closet valve
AVater-closet valve
Water-closet valve
Water-closet valve
Water-closet valve
Water-closet ventilating attachment
Water-closets. Attachment for operating cistern-
valves for
Water-closets, &c. Flushing apparatus for
Water-closets, &c. Supply- valve for
Water-closets, &c. Valve for
Watercolumn indicator
Water-consumption. Method of and apparatus for
detecting the rate of
Water-cooler
Water-cooler
Water-cooler
Water-cooler
Water-cooler •.
Water-cotiler
Water-cooler and refrigerator
Water-cooler and refrigerator
Water-crane for supplying locomotives
Water-elevator t
Water-elevator
Water-elevator
Water-elevator
Water-elevator
Water-elevator
Water-elevator
Water elevator and carrier
Water elevator and carrier
Water-elevator. Compressed-air
Water from the earth. Procuring
Water from the earth. Procuring
Water-gage for all tinds of generators. Automatic. .
Water-gage. Safety
Water-gate
Water-gate for mUls, canals, &c
Water-grate. Rocking
AVater mains and pipes. Apparatus for removing in-
(^nistations from
Water-meter
Water-meter
Water-meter
Name.
C.F.Pike
J. L. Eoxburgh and W. Glover .
J. Semple
G. E. Waring, Jr
.J.E.Boyle
J. P. Hyde
H. C. Weeden
S. G. McFarland....
J. A. O'Brien
J. W. Birkett
L. H. Burnett
H. C. Weeden
J. Keid
J. Milliken ....
Q. S. Backus .
J. Demarest . . .
J. Demarest . . .
J. Demarest . . .
J. Folev
H. C. Weeden .
H. C. Weeden .
J. E. Boyle . . . .
I. H. Congdon .
W. Cummings .
C. F. Pike
C. C. Nash
D. O. Cowen . . .
L. Brandeis
H. Dawson
S. G. McFarland -
J. Demarest
J. Demarest
W. J. Hearn
W. Smith....... -
H. A. Tobey
P. White -.■
M. S. Clark
D. Burrows
H. C. Weeden
H. C. Weeden
W.Scott
F. .J. Bort and J. Allen .
B. S. Church
.7. 0. Brnokbank
W. A. Hawthorn
E. B. Jowett
J. E- Welling
J. E. Welling
C. P. Wisloh
J. W. Barnum
C. S. Richman
A. K. Mansfield
S. Anderson
D. S. Bovakin
G. Lobb and W. Strader
J. F. McCalmont
W. I. Rorick
C. H. Tise
A. Van Ness
R. .T. Foster and J. W. Collie . . .
.J. M. Williams
.1. K.Leedv
W. D. Andrews
W. D. Andrews
J. B. Leffevre and P. Renaux . . .
F. Hardie
F. Ogden
,T. S. Redline
W. L. Gilmore and T. Fleming .
E. H. Keating
.T. B. Erwin.
B. Fitts
A. Frage"- . -
Oscillating
Oscillating
Piston
Rotary
R. Fraser and W. Clark .
N. Seibert
C. W. Van Alstine
Water-meter .
Water-meter .
Water-meter .
Water-meter .
Water-meter.
Water-meter.
Water-meter.
Water meter. ,
Water-motor " i J. H. Culver .
F. Walker . .
L. H. Nash .
L. H. Nash
W. E. Park.
F. Stitzel .
No.
298,310
302,592
300,90.5
303,599
291,140
299,792
308,935
302,666
304,353
299,333
293,305
298,804
307,226
306,940
307,256
292,160
292,901
298,4.52
306,072
297,321
299,605
291,139
292,472
305,375
302,583
302,351
296,141
305,141
301,868
302,667
292,159
303,712
303,846
301,932
295,691
299,888
307.526
299,341
299,606
300,540
297,455
306,129
302,620
309,
291.
29H,
291,
298.
290.
305,
300.
304,
309.
298.
30r<.
291,
298.
309,
307,
297,
299
298.
306,
306,
302.
307.
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306.
304.
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249
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803
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298
503
176
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634
304,808
299,213
297,922
309,340
297,301
291,647
302,179
300,629
300,630
293.506
297.092
305,575
Date.
May 6
July 29
June 24
Ang. 12
Jan. 1
June 3
Dec. 9
July 29
Sept. 2
May 27
Felj. 12
May 20
Oct. 28
Oct. 21
Oct. 28
.Tan. 22
Feb. 5
May 13
Oct. 7
Apr. 22
June 3
Jan. 1
Jan. 29
Sept. 16
Julv 29
July 22
Apr. 1
Sept. 16
July 15
July 29
Jan. 22
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
.Julv 15
Mar. 25
June 3
Nov. 4
May 27
June 3
Jnne 17
Apr. 22
Oct. 7
July 29
Dec. 9
.Tan. 8
May 13
Jan. 8
May 6
Apr. 1
Sept. 16
.Tune 17
Sept. 9
Dec. 30
Mav 13
Nov. 18
.Tan. 8
May 20
Dec. 23
Oct. 28
Apr. 22
May 20
May 20
Oct. 21
Oct- 21
Jniv 15
Ocf. 28
Feb. 12
Oct. 7
Aug. 26
July 29
Sept. 9
May 27
Apr. 29
Dec. 16
Apr. 22
Jan. 8
July 15
.Tuue 17
.Tune 17
Feb. 12
Apr. 15
Sept. 23
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295
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1287
352
1302
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiaued.
Invention.
Water-motor
Water-pipe. Straight ----
Water-pipes against freezing. Protector for
Water-pipe-i. Hydraulic cushion for
Wa' er-proof circular -
Waterproof cloth . Slanufacturing gossamer
Water-proof fabric -
Water-proof. Rendering goods and fabrics
Water-proof. Substance for rendering fabrics ... —
Waterproofed textile fabric
Waterproofing and preserving buildings. Compound
for
Waterproofing cellars, &c
AVaterprooting composition
Wa( 01 proofing .starched fabrics -
Water. Piopelling machinery by
Purification of
Purifyin'Z
Purifying - - -
Purifying
Water-pmifying apparatus
Water. Piirifying hard
Water-raising apparatus
Water-raising apparatus
Water-supply apparatus
Water-supply for cities
Water-supply for cities and towns -
Wa' er-trap
Water- tube boiler
Water-tube boiler
Water-tube boiler
Water-wheel
Water.
Water.
Water.
Water
Wa<er-wheel
Wat er-whocl
Watci'- wheel
Water-wheel governor . .
Watei -wheel governor . .
Water-wheel. Jet
Water-wheel regulator. .
Water-wheel. Turbine .
Water-wheel. Turbine .
Water-wheel. Turbine.
Water-wheel. Turbine
Water-wheel. Turbine .
Water-wheel. Turbine .
Water- works. Inlet-pipe for
Waters. Purifying canals and basins connecting
with tidal
Watering stock. Tank for
Wave-power
Wave-power
Wax. Burnishing-
Wax. Composition for sealing-
Wax-extractor
Waxed tapers and coated strings. Machinery for
manufacturing
Weaner. Calf-
Weaner. Calf-
Weaner. Calf- -
Wear-hook for back-pad billets -
Weather-board gage -
Weather-brard gage
Weat her-boaid gage - ■
Weather-board gage
Weather-boarding. Fire-resisting
Weather-strip
Weather-strip
Weather-strip
Weather-strip
Weather-stiip
Weather-strip -
Weather-strip
Weather-strip
Weather-strip
Weather-strip
Weather-strip
Weather-strip
Weather-strip
Weather strip
Weatherstrip
Weather-strip - - -
Weather-strip
Weather-strip
Weather-strip
Weather-strip
Weather-strip
Weather-strip , , , , , . . , , .
Name.
A. C. Harvey. .
.T. y. B-nuett . .
P. E. Jay
J. Story'
L. (;. Lawton . . ,
F. E. Hall
E. E. Hall
n. S. Eoibes . . .
L. P. Converse .
I. E. Williams .
B. De Nise
J. J. Schillinger
A. Mink
K. H. Bue! and H. L. Brevoort.
C.E.Biiell
A. R. Leeds
C. B. Dudley
I. S. Hyatt.'.
W. Tweeddale
R. D' Heureuse
a. H. Nott.-
T. Arthur
T. Arthur
E. Norton -
B.C. Creffier
n. C. Cregier
W. J. English
M. Fleisher
E. .1. Moore -
E. J. Moore ,
T. M. Elenniken and T. ^Y. Graham.
E. HewROn
J. H. Ingram
J. Kellams
C. E. Gibbs
J. Morton
A.J.Gould
C. F. Thayer.
J. Bech6 --
A. A. De Loach
W.M. Mills....
I. Sherck
E. W. Stubbs .
A. N. Wolf --
W. H. Hean....
A. J. L. Loretz .
F. J. Brown
W. Filmer
T. Mayes
G. W. Hastings . . .
G. W. Coddington.
J. D. Enas ---
G. W. Coddington -
M. J. Ahlgrim
S. FoiTester
H.B.Straut
0. A. Dean -.-
W. J. D vcr and T. W. Maxev . -
D. H. Finch .: '..-.
J. T. Shank
E. D. Stacey and W. K. Tance .
P. Toglio -
G. W.'Bell -
W. D. Bennett
G. Burkhardt
G. l^urkhardt
J. Couturier
J. A. Cozad -
W. J. Doveis
D. S. Early
J.R.Fogg
D. Gibbons
E. E.GJllett
J. T. Hall
J. H. Hummel -
D. B. Kingsbury
W. R. IJizer ...'
D. D. Mayfield
1. Paddock
E. W. Philbrook -
D. C. Potter and J. Stone
No.
291,340
298,6.57
299,392
300,917
305,011
299,638
309,4.''>6
298,306
29.5,113
296,263
295, .'52.')
299,425
265,881
3r)3,616
304,072
298,101
291,167
293.740
295,890
302,326
304.123
293,997
308,819
308,625
291,1.58
291,159
293,438
304,090
305,401
309,352
293,238
292.431
303,642
298,477
307,758
292,673
291,894
297.873
306,571
302,242
293,904
295,590
294,929
300,823
304,318
299,559
304,165
303,143
291.758
306,486
307,746
308,9.58
303,984
P. E. Reynolds
J.F.Rowlett
J. J. Smith and F. H. Schwartz.
291,660
309,843
297,870
309,379
307,927
298.682
302,638
302,792
297,730
308,735
300,939
293,413
302,095
300,849
303,919
301,221
305,683
294,776
296,158
295,537
301, .362
293,738
301,501
292,120
304.213
292.040
,305,471
294,267
299,089
297,636
309,413
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Jan. 1
May 13
May 27
June 24
Sept. 9
June 3
Dec. 16
May 13
Mar. 11
Apr. 1
Mar. 25
May 27
]Mar. 25
Aug. 19
Aug. 26
May 6
Jan. 1
Feb. 19
Mar. 25
July 22
Aug. 26
Feb. 26
Dec. 2
Dec. 2
Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Feb. 12
Aug. 26
Sept. 16
Dec. 16
Feb. 12
Jan. 22
Aug. 19
May 13
Nov. 11
Jan. 29
Jan. 15
Apr. 29
Oct. 14
July 22
Feb. 19
Mar. 25
Mar. 11
June 24
Sept. 2
June 3
Aug. 26
Aug. 5
Jan. 8
Oct. 14
Nov. n
Dec. 9
Aug. 26
J,an, 8
Dec. 30
Apr. 29
Doc. 16
Nov. 11
May 13
July 29
July 29
Apr. 29
Dec. 2
June 24
Feb. 12
July 15
June 24
Aug. 19
July 1
Sept. 23
Mar. 11
Apr. 1
Mar. 25
July 1
Felj. 19
July 8
Jan. 15
Aug. 26
Jan. 15
Sept. 23 j
Feb. 26 !
400
807
1791
1827
946
176
1174
531
969
461
1502
1832
1971
936
1.527
171
192
1228
1980
1605
1.593
1.568
327
52
180
182
866
15.50
1439
1050
604
1792
972
658
445
2114
nio
2503
695
1488
1446
1589
717
1712
45
69
1650
327
933
.585
431
.517
1400
827
1681
2501
1081
674
909
2031
2209
2350
205
1847
838
1304
1743
1307
188
1808
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313
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364
1227
551
1378
1717
1284
1554
1925
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113
243
515
499
258
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317
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Apr. 29 ! 2225
Dec. 16 ; 1131
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527
419
45
340
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441
435
433
86
15
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53
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266
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310
686
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C400
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440
200
C467
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17,18
450
90
262
1.36
389
231
4.57
685
289
184
252
.556
607
639
53
507
227
300
476
362
50
504
146
90
419
100
339
1,50
386
468
359
428
528
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301
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1203
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753
5.59
36
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1205
313
706
741
758
708
34
34
600
7.58
1096
911
5.52
345
646
659
460
406
215
490
135
294
710
11.36
960
12.50
824
933
770
516
172
114
4.57
800
731
154
10.52
495
917
504
706
397
427
465
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595
254
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247
1122
801
809
442
924
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,, 1884.
Ali)hubetical lint of invenUons — Contiuued.
607
Inventiou.
Woatihci-s'rip ,
Weather-strip
Weather-strip lor wiiidow-sashes
Weavers' harness. Machine for makinj:
Weavers' shuttles, picker-sticks, fee. Machine for
truinff
Webhin K
^ame.
Wedges. Machine for making
Weed-cutter
Wei'ding-niachino
Weigher and register. Grain
Weigher. Automatic grain-
Weighing and supplying apparatus
Weighing-machine
Weighing-machines. Electric automatic recording ?
a]>l)aralns for S
AVeights and measures. Manufacture and propor-
tioning of
Welding hoileis, &c. Device for
Welding compound
Well and pump foi- procuring water from the earth .
AVell and pumpint; mechanism foi- the same. Tnhe-.
Well and leservoir fov procuring water from the earth
AVell-boring and diiUing machine
AVell-boring apparatus
Well boring machine
Well-boring machine
Well-cleaner
W^ll-cleaner. Automatic
\7el' diff'ter
Well-drill -
Will-drilling apparatus ,
Well drilling apparatus for oU, gas, or water
WolI-drilUng machine
ATell-drilling machine
Well-drilling machine
WelUdrilling machine
Well-drilling rig
AVcll-polos. Clamp for holding .
Well-.sinking machine
Well-tube
Well-tubing. Drill for sinking
Wells and oil-hearing rock and tube therefor.
tracting oil from oil-
Weils, Sec. A pparaWis for digging
Ex-
A\''ells. Ap))aratus for use in connecting and discon-
necting drill-rods in Artesian
Wells. Apparatus used in sinking
Wells. Bailer for cleaning oil-
Wells. Pipe-lifter for oil-.
Wells. Point or strainer for drive-
Wells. Regulating the flow of Artesian and gas
Wells. Tool for raising sucker-iorts from
Wliarf-dvop _
Wlicat-cleaner
Wlieat cleaning and grading machine
AVheat-gradina machine
Wheat. Machine for degerminating and scouring. . .
Wheat, &.C.. Machine for trimming or smutting
Wheel :
See Band-wheel.
Bicycle- wheel.
BuHing-wheel.
Car-wheel.
Carriage-wheel.
Current-wheel.
Emery-wheel.
E.scapement-whecl.
Fifth-wheel.
Fly-wheel.
Gear-wheel.
Harvestorgrain-
wheel.
Iron wheel.
Locomotive- wheel.
Paddle-wheel.
Wheel
Wheel
AVhecl
Wlieel .
AVheel .
Wlieel
A"nieel
AVIieel
Wheel .
Paper wheel.
Paper friction-wheel.
Polishing- wheel.
Propel 1 in g- wheel .
Self-lubricating wheel.
Steam-wheel.
Steering-wheel.
Suspcnsiou-whcel.
Tanning-wheel.
Traction-wheel.
Turbine wheel.
Vohicle-wbeel.
Velocipede- wh eel .
Wagon-wheel.
AVatei-wlieel.
Wheelbarrow-wheel.
G. W. Snyder . . .
I). Warnoek
G. P. Kasck
-T. S. Winsor
S. C. Gardner
E. F. Spencer
A. M. Bumham
R. Ford
J. B. Ladd
G. D. Band
T. L. Easley
H. E. Smyser
E.Wolner
W. H. Beehler. .
C. A. L. Totteu.
S. Allev
.T. 8. Wilkins
W. D. Andrews
M. T. Chapman
AV. D. Andrews
F. Dearmin
J. W. Hanuiiett
W. AV. Curtis
A7. Velte
F. T. I^eitsch
A. AVright
R . A nderson
F. T). Parker
S. Wherland
Westinghouse, Jr
AV. E. Brown .
J. Conner, Jr., and H. A. Otto.
L. Nelson
L. C. Weltner
■J. G. Martin
B. Wheeler
.T. B. Crucial
E. Gogin
M. T. Chapman.
W. Richards....
J. Shilling, Sr .
C. J. Cronin ...
W. J). Andrews
•T. S. Jloody
S. K. and J. B. Duff
A. D. Cook -
J. J. McTighe and J. G. Beale.
ivr. Xewton
H. AVinter
S. Bernlieisel
M. Forder
N. C. Gauntt
W. E. Sergeant ;
W. Lauhoff. (Reissue)
R. Adams . .,
R. T. Bisliop.
R. S. Carr ...
No.
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P. H. Cummins
R. Ell wood and H. H. Staugaard
.T.I. Hoke
G. W. Howell
G. W. Howell
L. Luppen
299,328
293,117
29-1,179
301.032
306, FOO
30n,!^2(l
306,801
295,621
292,485
292,
299,
300
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292,
295,
306,
307
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606
837
300,222
.307,572
299,306
29.5,413
299,887
309.769
305,916
309,927
308,522
307,343
300,588
306,799
298,876
2!)2.6.30
.304,617
310 006
299,254
30<»,812
309,6,'^4
.309,216
310,131
309,. 574
10,451
299,711
293,019
300,046
307,021
299,120
308,160
293,2.51
303,853
303,329
Date.
Doc. 23
Feb. 12
.Tuly I
Oct. 7
Apr. 8
Sept. 16
Apr. 29
Occ. 16
May 20
Mar. U
Mar. 18
Apr. 15
Mar. 4
May 27
Feb. 5
Feb. 26
.Tune 24
Oct. 21
Dec. 30
Oct. 21
Mar. 25
.Tan. 29
.Tan. 29
May 27
Oct. 7
Sept. 30
•Tan. 29
Mar. 11
Oct. 21
>fov. 4
.Tan. 8
.Tune 10
Nov. 4
May 27
Mar. 18
•Tune 3
Pec. 23
Sept. 30
Dec. 30
Nov. 25
Oct. 28
Oct. 14
Oct. 21
May 20
.Tan. 29
Sept. 2
Dec. .30
May 27
Dec. 23
Dec. 23
Dec. 16
Dec. 30
Dee. 23
Feb. 26
Monthly
volume.
1314
805
109
357
839
1387
2124
1167
1 133
950
1307
M24
450
1707
424
1827
1961
1000
1789
1002
1630
1856
2190
1678
81
2290
2039
877
990
248
1028
925
206
1687
1352
475
1.589
2130
1791
1446
1740
721
999
1150
2056
440
1967
1618
1637
1474
863
2052
1336
2033
.Tune 3 286
Feb. 19 1070
June 10 ! 688
Oct. 21
May 27
Nov. 18
Feb. 12
Aug. 19
Aug. 5
1288
1463
955
620
1234
437
361
216
28
96.97
233
385
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} .581
3I(>
318
2."i9
.362
391
5 125
) 126
C490
498
265
482
265
4.51
^518
\ 519
611
481
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634
567
240
262
68, 69
287
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I 250
58
484
376
125
432
.590
( 482
i 483
395
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190
264
3J3
572
121
.527
465
445
399
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3.59
557
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\ 187
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419
261
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>339
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27
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589
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167
1086
423
933
■i.55
998
1070
282
906
875
518
783
K'06
202
1072
203
1143
364
420
869
16
1269
39.3
986
200
416
189
1102
408
870
1087
1012
1017
1236
1072
671
345
140
202
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898
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859
1627
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878
1121
970
821
974
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
Invention.
Name.
Wheel
Wheel
Wheel
Wheel
Wheel
Wheel
Wheel
Wheel
Wheel
Wheel
Wheel and axle coupling.
Wheel-locking device
Wheel or pulley
Wheel or pulley
Wheel or pulley
Wheel-rack
Wheel rim and tire adjuster.
Wheel washer. Vehicle- . . .
Wheels. Device for truing .
Wheelbarrow
Wheelbarrow .
Wheelbarrow
Wheelbarrow
Wheelbarrow
Wheelbarrow
Wheelbarrow and sled. Combined .
Wheelbanow. Folding
Wheelbarrow-frame
Wheelbarrow- wheel
Wheel barrow- wheel
Wl;i Setree
Whiffletree
Wbiffletree
Whiffletree
Whiffletree
Whiffletree
Whiffletree
Whiffletree
Whiffletree and neck-yoke ferrule. . .
WTiiffletree and trace-holder
Whiffletree-clip
Whiffletreeclip
Whiffletree-coupling
Whiffletree-coupling
Whiffletree coupling-plate
Whiffletree-hook
Whiffletree-hook
Whiffletree-hook
Whiffletree-hook
Whiffletree-hook J
Whiffletree-hook
Wbiffletree. Spring-
Whiffletree tug-fastener
Whip
Whip
Whip
Whip .
Whip and rein holder. Combined .
Whip-holder
Whip-holder
Whip mount or button
Whip-rack
Whip-socket
Whip-socket
Whip-socket
Whip-socket
Whip-socket
Whip-socket
Whip-socket, oU-can, and wrench. Combined .
Whips. Making
Whist-marker
Whistle
Whistle. ---
Whistle. Steam-
Whistles. Operating wind-
Wick-raiser
Wick raiser and trimmer for lanterns
Wick-trimmer
Wick-trimmer
Wick-trimmer
Wick-trimmer
Willow-stripping machine
Wind-engine
Wind-engine
Wind-engine
Wind-engine
Wind-engine
Wind-power
Wind-wheel . .
Windlass
Windlass ,
J.B.Neff
J. V. Eowlett . . - .
D. Tice
S. T. Williams . . .
S. T. Williams . . . .
S. T. Willlims. . . .
S. T. Williams. ...
S. T. Williams.. --
S. T. Williams...
S. T. Williams....
A. B. Carter
W. L. McDougall.
H. H. Fulton
H. H. Fulton
E. B. Martindale .
H. W. Ransom
.1. R. Bumey
B. Masterson
E. F. Maul
J. Annin
.T. Annin
J. and K. Bean . . .
P. H. Cummins . . .
.T. Graves...
F. A.Rich
F. B. Kondall ....
L. H. Goodwin . . .
A. M. DeGrav ...
W. J. Brace
.r. D. .Tervis
E. R. Annable
H. H. E. Bery . . . .
H. Clark....'.
J. Graves
0. Olney
H. Rorebeck
J. Whitcomb
M. F. Wood
P. S. Crawford . . .
G. G. Wickson....
R. S.Clark
R.S.Clark
W. T. Hine
O. Vanorman
D. H. Liddy
W. H. Best
M. E. Hamilton- . .
T. Kohn
.T. Raucevan
S.Ryder
.r. B. Williams
C.B.Morse
J. A. Little
S. Baker
A. C. Rand
C. Spitzenberg . . .
E. M. Turner
Whip and line holder. Combined H. B. Pitner
J. H. Huntress
S. J. Boswell
H. Schobv
W. O. Daniels .'
W. P. Kellogg
F. A. Bradley
W. F. Dinse
J. B. Gordon and M. J. Cunningham
A. Searls ?
•T. L. Thomson
J". Weathers
C. L.Bard
C. Sniti^enberg
C. W. Stearns
F. G. Farnham
E. E. Swett
J. Einig
A. Maurise
G. W. Sanford
T. M. McLeod
R. Hoffman
R. Hoffman
R. Hoffman ,
T. Redihough
W. Barry
D. H. Bausman
C. H. Cramer
P. D. Graham
C. Leavitt
H. R. Stevens
C. S. Garrigus
R. N. Rockwell
F. A. Grater
L. W.Post
Ko.
293,498
300,737
292.072
300,293
305,727
305,769
305,770
305,771
305,772
306,450
301,478
293,051
294,730
297,514
305,703
293,783
304,608
296,029
306,502
30.5,878
305,879
301,473
307,020
307,455
307,591
299,798
293,007
306,813
309,193
30.5,313
297,960
294,356
296,275
295,866
304,231
295,811
297,734
306.988
305,745
301,652
307;914
307,915
292,012
295,601
294,644
294,958
300,252
306,838
300,893
305,404
296,265
308,425
307,125
297,962
297,006
306,702
308,017
299,163
307,305
293,303
298,627
293,954
299,797
292,977
298,.356
307,110
292,061
294,824
291,856
304,062
306 701
304,370
303,139
299,497
304,511
.305,213
298,779
309,481
303,431
303,849
307,547
306,774
306,210
299,325
294,309
302,246
307,312
305,114
299,127
292,057
296,161
309,314
Date.
Monthly
volume.
Feb. 12
June 17
Jan. 15
June 10
Sept. 23
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Oct. 14
July 8
Felj. 5
Mar. 4
Apr. 22
Sept. 23
Feb. 19
Sept
2
Apr.
1
Oct.
14
Sept
30
Sept
30
July
8
Oct.
21
Nov.
4
Nov.
4
June
3
Feb.
5
Oct.
21
Dec.
16
Sept
16
May
6
Mar.
4
Apr.
1
Mar.
25
Aug.
26
Mar.
25
Apr.
29
Oct.
21
Sept.
30
July
8
Nov.
11
Nov.
11
Jan.
15
Mar.
25
Mar.
4
Mar.
11
June 10
Oct.
21
June 24
Sept.
16
Apr.
1
Nov.
25
Oct.
28
May
6
Apr.
15
Oct.
14
Nov.
11
May
27
Oct.
28
Feb.
12
May
13
Ij'eb.
19
June
3
Feb.
5
May
13
Oct.
28
Jan.
15
Mar.
11
Jan.
8
Aug.
26
Oct.
14
Sept.
2
Aug.
5
May
27
Sept.
2
Sept.
16
May
20
Dec.
16
Aug.
12
Aug.
19
Nov.
4
Oct.
21
Oct.
7
May
27
Mar.
4
July
22
Oct.
28
Sept.
10
May
27
Jan.
15
Apr.
1
Dec.
16
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931
1603
1320
1026
1874
1938
1939
1940
1940
542
526
335
470
2050
1833
1290
428
165
607
2084
2085
518
1287
52
232
378
283
1019
833
1341
2
19
479
1947
1742
1872
2353
1240
1911
748
659
660
1254
1604
377
751
964
1054
1797
1442
464
1324
1458
3
1.393
869
780
1513
1687
695
830
1516
377
250
520
1436
1308
593
1055
1508
868
106
324
1935
297
1213
1030
1205
688
1230
177
970
243
1703
36
1496
1696
1074
1472
1304
318
1004
252
439
369
276
523
539
.539
539
540
145
142
92
131
560
512
C357
^3,58
119
48
160
.578
578
140
344
14
64
97
79
270
220
371
1
5
133
537
475
520
640
330
532
205
180
180
351
444
105
209
261
279
491
400
130
.361
389
1
384
229
214
434
4.52
185
232
418
96
68
141
384
365
164
295
415
229
33
90
551
83
331
288
.326
189
337
49
257
65
489
10
1414
415
4.55
294
422
364
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
609
luvention.
Windlass .
Windlass .
Windlass.
Windlass.
Windlass.
Windlass.
Windlass.
Windmill .
Windmill .
Windmill .
Windmill .
Windmill .
Windmill .
Windmill .
Windmill .
Windmill .
Automatic power-
Capstan-
Ship-
Ship's
Well-bucket
Windmill
Windmill
Windmill
Windmill
Windmill
Windmill
Windmill
Windmill
Windmill
Windmill
Windmill
AVindmill
Windmill
Windmill
Windmill
Windmill attachment
Windmill-gearing
Windmill shifting apparatus .
Windmill-tank
Windmill-tanlc
Window
Window
Window
Window
Window
Window
Window
Window
Window
Window
Window
Window
Window
Window
Window
Window-
Window-
Window-
Window-
Window-
Window
AVindow
Window.
Window-
Window-
Window-
AVindow-
Window-
Window
Window-
Window
Window-
Window-
Window-screen .
and door button
and door button
and door button
l)Kad fastener
bead fastener
bead fastener
bead fastener
cleaner
cleaning chair
guard
protector. Area-
raising aud lowering device .
Safety-
screen .
screen .
screen .
screen .
screen .
screen .
screen .
screen .
screen .
screen .
Window-screen
Window-screen
Window-screen
Window-screen
Window-screen
Window-screen
Window-screen
Window-shade
Window-shade
Window-shade
Window-shade attachment
Window-shade bar
Window-shade bar
Window-shade bractet
Window-shade fixture
Window-shade fixture
Window-shade fixture and roller .
Window-shade hanging
A\'"iudow-shade. Magnetic
Window-shade pull
39 PAT
W.Smith
G. "W. Zeigler and G. W. Graves .
R. G. Cheney
B.G.Luthef
A. Amiro
J. A. Whiting
W. W. Palmer
G. M. Beard
Numo.
H. Bensmann
J. G. Benster
W. N.Bryan
J. B.Foster
A. Martin
J. E. Millard
C. Morehonso
G. W. Orcutt and J. A. Wood
M. W. Palmer
G. H. Pattison
I. W. Russell
E. B. Saunders andG. .T. Bentley...
E. J.Schrock ..
C. S. Sellers
J. O. Stayner
G. M. T.iylor
H. M. Underwood
J. Warwick and W. C. Westaway . .
C. W. White
0. E. Winger
O. E. Winger
O. E. Winger
F. Witherspoon
G. W.MiUer
C. W. Roberts
L. M. Hoskins
H. R. Stevens
H. R. Stevens
E. R. Crofut aud C. L. Gribbie ....
C. C. Davis
E. D. Mann
A. Matuska
J. B. Montague, .1. T. Booker, and
E. C. Dinning.
J. H. Press
N. P. Sandeliu
A. Shmiedel
W. D. Smith
W. 0. Tucker
A. Arens
E. Kempshall
E. B. Newcorab
W. H. H. Barton
D. C. McGregor
H. F. Nenmeyer
E. W. Talbot't
L. H. Hubbard
A. Dormitzer
G.W.Clark
J. F. Smith
H. W. Strong
F. O. Thiem
A. L. Benedict
N. .T. Bishoprick
G. W. Boynton
A. Brown
A. L. Clark
H. K. Cotton
T. W. Dowling
J. A. Grove -
S. R. Hazen
G. W. Henry
E. E. Masters ■.
W. H. Munn
S. E. Parrish
iT. K. Proctor
G. L. Reynolds
M. Roberts
G. A. Thompson
H. E. Wilier
W. F. Morgan and G. Kauffmann
.T. E. Phillips
E. v. Whitaker
C. Geertz
H.L. Judd
H.L. Judd
J. F.Miller
A. Schmackers
N.Slinirland
D. Blocb and P. E. Malmstiom . . .
W. S. Holland
H. D. Winton
J.Day
No.
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■301,863
:<09,477
299,048
304,152
298,883
299,327
293,704
300,212
304,904
298,570
299,563
309,077
303,585
309,645
303,882
308,375
302,285
304,130
291,783
308.205
299.860
300. X61
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294,943
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304,454
294,624
297,468
298,793
295,362
304.183
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300,105
303,392
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299,432
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292,152
294,474
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293,277
291,549
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291,222
297,892
300.062
291,197
296,291
301,622
294,278
296,473
294,338
295,396
302,616
294,449
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Dec. 23
Aug. 19
Nov. 25
.Tnly 22
Aug. 20
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June 3
.Tune 10
Mar. U
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Mar. 11
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Feb. 19
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Apr. 29
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Aug. 26
Dec. 23
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June 10
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May 27
Sept. 23
Jan. 22
Mar. 4
Apr. 8
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Aug. 19
Mar. 4
Nov. 25
Aug. 12
Feb. 12
June 3
June 17
Oct. 7
Mar. 23
Sept. 16
June 17
Jan. 8
Apr. 29
Jan. 22
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Mai-. 18
May 27
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
luveution.
Window-shade pull
Window-shade rollers. Gudgeon for
Window-shades. Apparatus for operating
Window-shades. Device for operating
Window-shades. Device for operating
Window. Store-
Window. Ventilated show-
Window- ventilator ■.
Window ventilator. Show-
AVindow- washer
Window-washing seat
Windows. Apparatus for supporting persons and )
things in front of 5
Wine and cider press platform
Wine and cider press rack
Wine, beer, &c. Purifying
Wine. Obtaining spaikling
Wire. Annealing
Wire. Annealing
Wire. Apparatus for galvanizing and coating
Wire. Apparatus for galvanizing barbed
Wire. Apparatus for niannfaeturiDg imitation
twisted
Wire. Attachment for receiving and collecting )
looped and cut 3
Wire ball
Wire. Barbed
Wire. Barbed
Wire. Barbed
Wire. Barbed
Wire-barbing machine
Wire-barbing machine
Wire-barbing machine -.
Wire-barbing machine
Wire-barbing machine
Wire-barbing machine
Wire-barbing machine
Wire-barbing machine
Wire-barbing machine
Wire-barbing machine
Wire-barbing machine
Wire-barbing machine
Wire-barbing machines. Take-up for
Wire-bending machine
Wire-carrier
Wire-cleaning apparatus
Wire-cleaning apparatus
Wire-cleaning machine
Wire-cloth. Labeled
Wire-cloth. Manufacture of painted
Wire-cloth. Shuttle for weaving
Wire-cloth stretcher
Wire-cloth stretcher
Wire-coating preparatory to drawing . . ,
Wire. Coiling
Wirc-coUing machine
Wire-coUing machine
Wire-coiling machine
Wire-coiling machine
Wire-coUing train for galvanizing apparatus.
Wire coils from annealing-pots. Appara t us for with-
drawing
Wire. Compound
Wire. Compound
Wire cordage. Machine for making
Wire-covering machine
Wire-crimper
Wire-cutter
Wire cutter and shaper
Wire-cutting machine
Wire-cutting machine
Wire-cutting machine
Wire. Device for handling spooled barb-
Wire-drawing apparatus
Wire-drawing apparatus
Wire-drawing. Coating compound for. . .
Wire-drawing. Lubricant for
Wire-drawing. Preparatory coating for .
Wire fabric '
Wire-galvanizing apparatus
Wire-galvanizing apparatus
Wire-galvanizing apparatus. Wipe-box for .
Wire gate
Name.
W. Lang
.1. Munger
It. S. Whittier
V. Blank and T. J. Anthony
V. Blank and T. J. Anthony.
L. C. Bailey '. .
S. E. Hyndman
W. Scbarnweber
G-. W. Eichwine
J. F. Bentz
W. G.Howe
F. W. Bruener
K. E. Boschert
K. E. Boschert
K. D'Heureuse
H. Crot
H. KeiT
E. Tucker, Jr
B.A.Grant
F. Cricli
J. Spruce
W.Wilson, Jr. ..
T. M. Worcester.
C. B. Brainard...
T. H. Morgan . . -
A . J. Upham
A. iT. tJpham
G.C.Baker
C. B. Brainard. --
E. W. Brainerd .
J. H. Coon
T. H. Dodge
P.P.Hill
D. C. Stover .
D. C. Stover .
D. C. Stover .
D. C. Stover .
P. A. Tenell
H. M. Vaughan
G. Case
C. E. Beamau
G. W. Belford
G. W. B. Ellis and E. L. Warren . . .
G. W. B. Ellis and E. L. Warren . . .
T. H. Bunidge
C. Swiuscoe
C. E. and T. H. Wiekwire
G. F.Wright
.T. Mannins
L. W. IS'ewton
B. F. Aiken, .Jr.. C. W.Newhall, Jr.,
and G. W. B. Ellis.
F. L. Brynnt and A. H. Frost
C . W . H. D a V
E. W. Durkee
A. H. Frost and F. L. Bry.ant
L. Wildermuth
F. Crick
P. LafTey
F. Cbillingworth and P.G.Russell.
W. Paul and T. J. Wood
G. L. Brownell
H. Splitdorf
M. M. Jones
E. St«vons
B.E.B.aU
D. Houghton
D. Houghton
W. H. Savage
W. T. Burrows
.T. M. Bnisson
309,4.S9
309,509
291,979
300,403
29H.177
299,033
293,134
298,974
299,791
298,240
290,273
309,688
H. L. Eawsou 1 308,379
A. F. Hovle 297,131
B. F. Aiken, Jr., C. W. Newhall, ' 303,691
Jr., and G. W. B. EUis.
V. D. Kenerson and C. N. Howe 297,006
W. W. Worcester 302,307
F. Crich 301,571
F. Crich 301,572
F. Crich 306,675
No.
299,483
298,611
296,494
295,901
301,5.54
293,216
293,028
307,338
297,008
305,041
310,057
303,980
304,495
304,494
309,609
308,.5fl4
291,358
308,447
296,742
303,710
300,741
300,547
302,461
298,440
302,275
294,827
305,350
295,513
292.467
309,758
292,200
299,524
298,204
295,208
298,131
301,. 532
301,533
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305,
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296,
296,
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306,
671
960
500
551
806
.573
263
Date.
May 27
May 13
Apr. 8
Apr. 1
.July 8
Feb. 12
Feb. 5
Oct. 28
Apr. 15
Sept. 16
Dec. 30
Aug. 26
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Dec. 23
Dec. 2
Jan. 1
Nov. 25
Apr. 15
Aug. 19
June 17
June 17
.July 22
May 13
.July 22
Mai-. 11
Sept. 16
Mar. 25
.Tan. 29
Dec. 23
J.an. 22
June 3
May 6
Mar. 18
May 6
July 8
July 8
Apr. 22
Dec. 23
Jan. 29
Apr. 1
Mar. 11
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Mar. 11
May 6
Aug. 26
June 3
Sept. 16
July 1
May 6
Apr. 8
June 24
Jan. 8
Apr. 8
Apr. 15
.July 8
Oct. 7
Dec. 16
Dec. 16
Jan. 15
.June 17
Apr. 1
May 20
Feb. 5
May 20
.June 3
May 6
Apr. 1
Dec. 23
Nov. 25
Apr. 22
Aug. 19
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.July 22 I 1575
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Alphabetical lint of inventions — Continued.
611
Invention.
Wire gathering and disbursing machine .
Wire holder and carrier.-.'.
Wive. Imitation twisted
Wire. Ingot for gold-plated
Wire machine. Barb-
Wire machine. Barb-
Wire machine. Barb-
Wire machine. Barb-
Wire machine. Barbed-
Wire machine. Barbed-
Wire. Machine for coloring covered .
Wire. Machine for making barb-
Wire. Machine for making baibed . .
Wire. Machine for making looped . .
Wire-rolling machinery
Wire. Making
Wire. Manufacture of compound . . -
Wire-netting
Wire-netting
Wire or to wires. Machine for applying metal pieces i
toa - .;
Wire preparatory to drawing. Coating for
Wire-reel
Wire- reel
Wire-reel spool
Wire rods. Apparatus lor making
Wire rods. Apparatus for rolling
Wire-rope clamp
Wire rope or cable
Wire ropes or cables. Compensator for
AVire screen to the frame of screen-doors. Machine
for attaching the
Wire spool. Barbed-
Wire. Spooled market-
Wire-spooling machine
Wire springs. Machine for bending
Wire springs. Machine for forming conical
Wire-atraightener
Wire-straightening machine
Wire-straightening machine
Wire-stretcher
AVire-stretcher
AVire-stretcher
Wire-stretcher
Wire-stretcher
Wirestrctcher
Wire-stretcher
AVire-stretcher
Wire-stretcher
Wire-stretcher
Wire-stretcher
Wire stretcher. Gang-
Wiie-stretching device
Wire twisting and spooling machine. Barbed-
Wire-twisting machine
Wire-twisting machine
AV^ire with metal. Apparatus for coating
Wire- working
Wire wrapping or covering machine
AVires, &o. Device for stringing
Wires. Machine for manufacturing bottle-
Wood-bimdling machine
AVood -bundling machine -
AVood. Composition lor staining and preserving . . .
Wood corners. Manufacture of solid
Wood fiber. Machine for making
Name.
Wood -filling composition -
Wood grinding composition
Wood, &c., incombustible. Composition for render-
ing
AVood, marble, &o. Fixing colors or designs in
Wood. Method of and machine for ornamenting
Wood ornamentation
Wood ornamentation - -
AVood-poli-shing composition
Wood-polishing machine
Wood. Preserving
Wood-preserving compound
M. M. Culver and M. W. Beach .
W. P. Stewart
■T. Spruce
L. L. Burden
6. Griescho
S. M. Kane
G. H. Lasar
S. Thompson
G. H. Lasar
A. Matteson .
W. H. Sawyer .
J. S. Stephen . ,
L. E. Sunderland
W. Wilson, Jr
W. H. Jackson. Jr
C. S. Hall and E. J. Watson .
I. A. and M. D. Kilmer
A. G. Hulbert
A. G. Hulbert
0. P. Briggs .
W. E. Rice
H.C.Pratt
L. Rivers
.T. M. Young
F. H. Daniels
W. Morris
H. K. Tayloi-
M. W. H'azelton . .
R. B. Ireland
O. D. AVolcott
J. AV. Nadelhoffer
A. B. Malin
T. S. Bayles
G. Dentgen
G. W. Fishering . .
H. Borchardt
C. Angstrom
C. Angstrom
W. D. Amis
F. H. Bissell
F. H. Bissell
W. H. and J. W. Bliss
A. B. Ferdinand
W.G. Garth
T. Huston
H. Mcintosh
C. S. Older and L. L. Deering .
L. E. Sunderland
W. C. AVatkins
J. H. andE. L. Cole
W. Young
C. C. HiU
J. Ayres and A. C. Decker .
M. A. Penney
L. Williams ".
W. W. Worcester
C. Conner
S. McAuliiie
M. V. B. Ethridge
L. H. Converse
D. A. Greene
S. Cabot. Jr
I. G. S. Cleland
P. H. Holmes
M. Kunz -
M. Kunz
L. Gimenez and .T. Yrigoyen .
G.H.Smith ...-.-
C. Wagner
.T. P. .Jamison
.J. F. McClain ...
M. Kunz
.T. Casev
AV. W. Robinson
H. C. Dorr
No.
.100,677
300,813
299,285
294,722
303,83i?
301,127
294,885
.'105,865
296, 190
206,339
293,095
295,068
293, .538
300,550
298,977
293,011
309 4(18
295,251
302,845
301,9.55
291,938
294,070
302,591
292,610
292,794
291,923
300,408
301,888
308,673
301,844
299.836
294,740
293,842
309,295
292,799
299,615
293,212
293.213
294,716
304,693
,305,420
293,406
.302.389
291.710
298,385
307.669
298,881
291,9.55
301.189
297.,501
304,888
299.542
294.748
291,765
296,094
302,306
298,179
305,946
298,362
302.895
294,125
297,, 568
291,032
291,848
302,742
302.741
30,5,174
303,276
291,436
299,984
307,483
302,743 I
300,844 I
294. G70 '
293,955 ;
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Mar. I
Aug. 19
July 1
Mar. 11
Sept. 30
Apr. 1
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Feb. 5
Mar. II
Feb. 12
.June 17
May 20
Feb. 5
Dec. 16
Mar. 18
July 29
.July 15
15
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June 17
.July 15
Deo. 2
July 8
June 3
Mar. 4
Feb. 19
Dec. 16
Feb. 5
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Fob. 12
Mar. 4
Sept. 9
Sept. 23
Feb. 12
July 22
Jan. 8
May 13
Nov. 4
May 20
Jan. 15
July 1
Apr. 22
Sept. 9
June 3
Mar. 4
Jan. 8
Apr. 1
July 22
May 6
Sept. 30
May 13
Aug. 5
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.Jan. 1
Jan. 8
July 29
July 29
Sept. 16
Aug. 12
Jan! 1
June 10
Nov. 4
July 29
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26
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26
27
26
26
26
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1 28
26
28
26
27
29
27
1 26
28
27
28
27
26
26
27
28
27
28
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28
26
27
26
1 26
28
28
28
26
27
29
28
27
26
26
161
1256
865
908
690
16
951
1224
68
113
513
992
620
1190
782
494
937
1048
440
220
225
898
386
393
446
222
1156
206
720
189
1002
911
697
896
448
947
547
547
907
924
1108
594
:i31
165
639
431
760
228
30
400
971
929
913
174
49
309
577
1242
634
460
771
425
7
192
419
418
1046
553
94
1046
386
419
1263
899
724
612
rNTDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of inventions — Contiaued.
Inventiou.
"VVood-spKtting machine
tVood-splitting machine
■Wood-steaming apparatus
"Wood, &c. Tool for finishing surfaces of
Wood. Uniting -
"Wood-worker's dog
"Wood- working machine
■Wood-working-machine knife
Wood-working machinery. Device for conveying
and precipitating dust arising from
Wooden hox
Wooden ping
Wooden trays. Machine for making
Wooden tubing. Smoothing the inner surface of .
"Wool burring and cleaning machine
Wool-cleaning machine
Wool-cleaning machine
Wool-drier
Wool-drier
Wool-drier
Wool-drying machine
Wool. Machine for removing carbonized extraneous
matter from
Wool opening and cleaning machine
Wool opening and cleaning machine
Wool-press
Wool, &c. Process of and apparatus for scouring and
washing
Wool. Kemoving vegetable fiber from
Wool. Separating and purifying certain compounds
of the scourings of
Wool- washing machine
Wool- washing machine
Wool- washing machine
Wool washing, scouring, and burring machine.
Carpenter's
Work-bench
Work-bench.
Work-box.-.
Wrapper-folding machine
Wrappings. Means for assisting persons in putting
on outside
Lever-wrench.
Monkey-wrench.
Pipe- wrench.
Batchet- wrench.
Tap-wrench.
Tap and reamer wrench.
Wrench :
See Adjustable wrench.
Bung-hush wrench.
Carriage- wrench.
Chain-wrench .
Expanding wrench.
Jar- wrench.
Jaw-wrench.
Wrench
Wrench
Wrench
Wrench
Wrench -
Wrench
Wrench
Wrench
Wrench
Wrench
Wrench
Wrench
Wrench
Wrench
Wrench
Wrench
Wrench
Wrench
Wrench
Wrench
Wrench
Wrench
Wrench
Wrench
Wrench
Wrench
Wrench
Wrench
Wrench and gage for gas-service-pipe cocks.
bined
"Wrench and pipe-tongs. Combined
Wrenches. Making the screw and head for
AVringer :
See Clothes-wringer. Mop-wringer.
Writing. Device for holding and guiding the fingers
in
Writing-instrument. Combination
Writing-table
Yarn. Apparatus for producing roping for making ?
Torirgated or clouded j
Com-
jSTanie.
A. Fuchs
W. T. McClo.skey
L. Keofl
J. Y. Simon,"*
A . H. Walker ....
J. Forbes
K. n. Andrews . . .
S. J. Shinier
D. D. Drummond-
H. Wood
H. I. Fancher
N. E. Brown and W. B. Willcox. .
M. F. AV^ilcox
F. G. and A. C. Sargent.
A. FrayssS
F. G. and A. C. Sargent .
E. S. Jennings
F. G. and A. C. Sargent.
F. G. and A. C. Sargent .
F. G. and A. C. Sargent .
A. Bailly
S. E. Parkhurst .
S. R. Parkhurst .
D. F. Brooks . . - .
E. Patry
E . Paraf- Javal
J. A. W. Borchers.
E.G. and A. C.
F. G. and A. C.
H.C. Walker...
.J. E. Sinclair . - .
M. Creichton . . .
C. A. Williams .
H. S. Dickson ..
W. B. Howe - . - .
G.Sutton
Sargent
Sargent ,
W. C.Baskin
J. H. and F. L. Coes. .-
L. Coes
J. Combs
D. M. De Silva
J. Du Shane
B. Elmore
W. P. Heffron
J. Houlehan
O. A. Lee
J. Lussier
F. W. Merrick
F. G. O.sborn
D. R. Porter
D. B. Porter
H. Beber
H. A. Renter
S. Robinson
B. Ross
F. Schmemann
J. H. andT. C. Sexton.
H. Simon, Jr
J. A. Stanton
J. D. Stanton
E. H. St. John
B. F. Stockford
N. W. Vandegrift
T. F. White
A. G. Bayles
D.Witt
M. E. Campfield .
I. Bergman .
S. Blitz
M. E. Lenril. . .
W. F. Prosser .
No.
£92.644
:i0n.09!)
305,344
300, .''"^fi
294,777
299,190
296,077
301,223
297,654
293,726
304,166
29.5,703
299,016
292,295
293,788
307,116
306,529
307,873
302,287
307,161
30-2,669
309,978
203.941
309,312
306.346
299,904
291,089
293,789
304,767
292,809
291.881
300.178
304,914
294,470
30.5,406
291,
301
301
299,
296,
296,
304,
309.
308.
294,
308.
300.
309.
291
291
305,
307,
299,
296,
297,
302,
300
294,
305
305
306
298,'
297.
310,
129
680
681
962
540
942
807
389
561
642
968
717
084
933
934
961
413
165
877
640
166
145
413
3.52
027
439
043
209
019
305,495
303,385
304,255
300,440
294,886
292,582
Date.
Jan. 29
June 10
Dec. 2
Sept. 16
Juno 17
l^lar. 11
May 27
Apr. 1
July 1
Apr. 29
Feb. 19
Aug. 26
Mar. 25
May 20
Jan. 22
Feb. 19
Oct. 28
Oct. 14
Nov. 11
July 22
Oct^ 28
July 29
Dec. 30
Feb. 19
Dec. 16
Oct.
June
Jan. 1
Feb. 19
Sept. 9
Feb. 5
Jan. 15
June 10
Sept. 9
Mar. 4
Sept. 16
Jan. 1
July 8
July 8
June 10
Apr. 8
Apr. 15
Sept. 9
Dec. 16
Nov. 25
Mar. 4
Dec. 9
June 17
Deo. 9
Jan. 15
Jan. 15
Sept. 30
Oct. 28
May 27
Apr. 15
Apr. 29
July 15
June 10
Mar. 4
Sept. 16
Sept. "
Oct.
May
Apr.
Dec.
9
14
0
22
30
Sept. 23
Aug. 12
Aug. 26
Jiuie 17
Mar. 11
Jan. 29
Monthly
volume.
2074
7,57
IfO
1379
1332
.527
1.544
218
189
2245
1211
1651
1733
1319
1610
1299
1444
640
605
1546
1499
2066
1850
1500
1001
408
494
88
1300
631
110
1098
867
828
162
1443
147
777
778
578
818
1319
672
1093
1510
375
529
1580
682
1161
1162
2179
1833
1515
1238
2229
1388
822
95
1388
963
528
104
1665
1902
1583
634
1765
1216
673
1995
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204
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383
305
147
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400
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213
1.55
226
366
184
292
412
104
138
433
183
324
324
605
495
435
346
606
385
222
25
385
263
142
27
4.53
513
438
173
482
332
188
(555
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Official
Gazette.
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27
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26
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26
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28
29
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26
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499
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776
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791
310
684
291
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490
303
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720
901
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1097
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9.52
386
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of inventions — Continued.
013
«
I
Invention.
Yarn . Apparatus for treating skein-
Yarn Machine for scouring and cleansing woolen .
Yam-reel
Yoke attachment. Neck-
Yoke center. Neck-
Neck-
Neck-
Yoke center.
Yoke center.
Yoke. Neck-.
Neck- .
Neck- .
Neck- .
Neck-.
Neck- .
Neck- .
Neck- .
Neck- .
Neck- .
Neck- .
Ox-
Yoke.
Yoke.
Yoke.
Yoke.
Yoke.
Yoke.
Yoke.
Yoke.
Yoke.
Yoke.
Yoke.
Yoke plates. Die for forming neck-
Zinc for batteries
Zinc from galenas carryinf; silver and metallic oxides
and snlpuides. Separation of
Zinc sulphide anhydrous. Making ,
Zylonlte and otherplastic compounds from a cylindri-
cal block. Cutting sheets of
Name.
W. T. Booth
L. A. Upson. (Keissue)
G. Layng
T. C. Magg8
v. J. Heilraan
J. H. Hill
J. H. Osborne
A. S. Bailey
M. Dakiu ,
C. K. I'urey
N. Hiatt.-'.
M. D. Letteer and S. V. Barlow
M. V. Longsworth
M. V. Longsworth
J. J. Looney
S. D. Mehew
C. Slniman
0.1). Zellner
J. March
I. C. Peterson
H. J. Brewer
P.B.Wilson
T. Macfarlane .
E. ICipper
No.
301,555
10,439
•292.438
29G,59-2
30(1,07-1
307,303
304.060
299,193
294.447
303,427
290.960
307,474
29!, 748
290,589
293,970
303,655
302,787
292,880
300.501
309,873
291,286
305,031
296,858
299,803
Date.
July 8
Jan. 29
Jan. 22
Ai>r. 8
June 10
Oct. 28
Sept. 2
May 27
Mar. 4
Aug. 12
Apr. 15
Nov. 4
Jan. 8
Apr. 8
Feb. 19
Aug. 19
July 29
Fcli. 5
Oct. 14
Dec. 30
Jan. 1
Sept. 9
Apr. 15
June 3
Monthly
Offi(
volume.
Gaze
d
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^
fl
£17
cno
2266
627
2fi
1801
502
20
888
246
27
725
196
27
1686
451
29
484
134
28
1548
444
27
138
36
26
084
188
28
1334
370
27
79
21
29
924
259
26
885
245
27
1535
423
26
988
270
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2201
606
28
131
36
26
606
160
29
1720
406
29
336
95
26
966
28
1212
27
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98
27
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119
434
347
170
1067
335
907
844
853
587
266
385
171
176
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648
426
467
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61
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244
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I
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF DESIGNS.
Design.
I
Advertismg-card
Actor's shield
Agricultural fork
Air-compressor frame
Air-grate or ventilator
Album leaf. Photographic-
Atomizer
Ax-blade
As box or case
Axle-yoke
Badge
Badge
Badge
Badge
Badge
Badge
Badge
Badge
Badge
Badge
Banner
Basque. Lady's
Basque. Lady's .'..
Basque. Lady's
Billiard-table
Biscuit-cracker
Boot and shoe calk
Bottle
Bottle
Bottle
Bottle
Bottle
Bottle. Caster-
Bottle or flask
Bottle-stopper
Bottle- tap handle
Bottle. Toilot-
Box
Box
Bracelet
Bracket
Breastpin
Breastpin
Breastpin
Buckle
Burial-casket
Burial-casket
Burial-casket
Burial-casket handle
Burial casket knob
Button. Sleeve-
Button. Sleeve-
Button. Sleeve-
Cabinet. Toilet-
Cage or dish
Calendar
Calendar
Candles. Ornamentation of.
Cane-handle
Cane or umbrella handle
Cape
Car-seats. End frame for . . .
Card. Back of a game-
Kama.
P. E. Housh
C. E. Wakhou ,
J. H. Smith
C. Beseler
S. H. Lighten
S. Meers
D. Tetlow
C. C. Brooks
O.S. Rixford
H. K. Porter
L. W. Bunde and W. H. Upmeyer .
T. C. Hudson '.....
S. James
C. H. Scanlau
A. C. Schmidt
L. Souther
A. P. Speucer
W. D. Stinson
E. S. Strait
E. S. Strait
S. W. Johnson
C. O'Hara
L. Tullv
L. Tully
A. Wagner
J. Hartman
E. V. Mundy
H. A.Chalvin
M. "W. Michell
W. K. Miller
C. H. Eoyce and C. H. Allen
R. B. Sticknev
W. H. Lum ..'
J. K. Cummings
C. A. Tatum
J. M. Abbott
J. P. Pray
W. H. Coleman
J. L. and D. M. Somers and W. H.
Atkinson.
J. A. Charnley
D. A. Clarke.
T. W. Foster
E. C. O Connell
I. Rice
M. >f . Judd
I. G. Hatcher
1. G. Hatdier
L. K. Smedes
A. Vogt
"W. H. Hutchinson
F. F. and J. C. Bioren
F. F. and J. C. Bioveu
C. Mandeville
E. Bourne
S. A vres
R. Mace
C. S. Nathan
F. Baumer
M.Ford
W. W. Whitmyer and H. T. Black. .
E. S. Strait
H.S. Hale
L. L. Smith
No.
Card. Back of a playing- E. R. Eavenson.
Card. Christmas-
Cards. Ace of spades for playing- .
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
R. Sneider
A. Binkert
J. W. Bassett.
A. Beaumont .
J. B. Campbell.
J. B. Campbell.
J. B. Campbell.
H. Christie
H.Christie
15,409
15,013
14,544
15,551
15,618
14,961
14,598
15,157
14,935
14,971
15,293
1.5,159
15,307
15.118
15,609
15,481
15,U)1
15,478
15,309
15,449
14.846
14,917
15,031
15,581
14,834
1.5,006
15.490 \
15.491 5
14,837
15.620
15.213
15,496
15,59.1
15,619
14,925
15,120
15,253
15,115
15,158
15,119
14.566
15.186
15.533 ?
15.534 5
15,638
15.110
14,600
14,987
15.341
14,563
15,033
15.014
14,897
I 15,003
15,209 I
15,063 '
15.429
14.582
I 14,819
j 14.995
15,390
1 15,363
15..310
1.5.0,13
14.991
( 14,810 1
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t 14.816 )
14,992
14,957
14,836
14,.5.51
to
14
14,677
15,452
15,507
15,315
15,364
Date.
I,.551 1
to >
l,.554 ) :
Oct. 21
May 20
Jan. 8
Nov. 18
Dec. 16
Apr. 15
Jan. 29
July 22
Apr. 1
Apr. 22
Aug. 19
July 22
Aug. 19
July 1
Dec. 9
Oct. 21
July 15
Oct. 21
Aug. 19
Oct. 7
Mar. 4
Mar. 25
May 27
Nov. 25
Feb. 20
May 20
Oct. 28
Mar. 4
Dec. 16
Aug. 5
Oct. 28
Dec. 2
Dec. 16
Apr. 1
July 1
Aug. 19
July 1
July 22
July 1
Jan. 29
Aug. 5
Nov. II
Dec. 23
July 1
Feb. 5
May 6
Aug. 26
Jan. 22
May 27
May 27
Mar. 25
May 20
Aug. 5
June 17
Oct. 7
Jan. 29
Feb. 26
Mav 13
Sept. 9
Aug. 26
Aug. 19
June 10
May 6
Feb. 26
May 6
Apr. 15
Mar. 4
Jan. 22
Official
Gazette.
S
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Feb. 19
Oct. 14
Nov. 4
Ann. 211
Aug. 20
615
29
27
26
29
29
27
26
28
27
27
28
28
28
28
29
29
28
29
28
29
26
20
27
29
26
27
29
26
29
28
29
29
29
27
28
28
28
28
28
26
28
29
28
26
27
28
26
27
27
26
27
28
27
29
26
26
27
28
28
28
27
27
26
27
27
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20
29
29
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177
722
111
539
867
211
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636
287
636
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178
190
177
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827
1115
822
620
740
722
279
827
867
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279
698
867
1
2
036
2
287
357
455
453
953
2
441
525
720
278
822
821
1115
722
450
1139
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357
740
627
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616
INDEX or PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of designs — Continued.
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Cai-pet
Carpet
Carpel
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
A. Cochran . .
F. E. Cory . . .
E. A. Crowe .
A. Dauby.
H. Davis . .
E. Fajoii . .
E. Fajon..
E. Eajon . .
E. Fisher .
E. Fisher .
E. Fisher .
E. Fisher .
K. Fisher .
E. Fisher .
E. Fisher .
J. L. Folsoin . . .
J. L. Folsom . - .
J. L. Folsom . . .
J. L. Folsom . - .
J. L. Folsom . . .
J. L. Folsopi . . -
J. L. Folsom . . .
J. L. Folsom...
J. L. Folsom . . .
J. L. Folsom . . .
E. C.Frost
B.C. Frost
E. C. Frost
W. J. Gadsby . .
AV. J. Gadsby. .
W. J. Gadsby. .
W. J. Gadsby..
W.J. Gadsby..
J. B. George . . .
J. B. George . . .
A. L. Halliday .
A. L. Halliday .
A. L. Halliday.
A. H. Halliday.
A. L. Halliday.
54^
69)
A. L. Halliday
A. L. Halliday
A. L. Halliday and \V. MoCallum . . .
A. Heald
A. Heald
O. Heiuigke.
O. Heiuigke.
O. Heiuigke
H. Horan . . .
S 14,529 ?
) 14,530 3
( 14.83'.' )
I 14,840 5
C 14,678
< to
t 14,703
5 14,926
} 14,927
C 15,317 }
i 15.318 5
14,531
15,164
15,188
C 14,705
< to
( 14,716
14,898
( 15.165
] to
( 15,170
C 15,190
< to
t 15,200
( 15,319
] to
( 15,321
C 15,365 I
I 15,366 5
15,377
( 14,642
] to
t 14,663
( 14,717
< to
( 14,755
14,841
C 15.254
< to
( 15.269
( 15,299
< to >
( 15,306 )
( 15.322 )
] to [
f 15,340 )
( 15,404 )
] to ^
f 15,407 )
15,430
( 15,484)
] to [
i 15,486 )
15,.508
14.899
15,202
C 15.530 \
\ 15,531 3
14,569
14,664
14,867
< 15.203 )
\ 15.204 )
5 15,631 ^
\ 15,632 5
15,392
15,434
5 14,573 (
i 14,574 5
I 14,668 )
] to [
I 14,671 >
f 14,843 )
i 14,844 5
C 15,207 (
) 15,208)
15,454
to
15,458
15,.'>]0 I
15,511 )
15,540
14,882
15,270
15.652
14,868
to
14,873
15,459
to
466
15,488
14,759
C 14,868 1
\ 14,873)
( 15
Jan. 1
Mar. 4
Feb. 19
Apr. 1
Aug. 26
Jan. 1
July 29
Ailg. 5
Feb. 19
Mar. 25
July 29
Aug. 5
Aug. 26
Aug. 26
Sept. 2
Feb. 12
Feb. 19
Mar. 4
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Aug. 20
Sept. 16
Oct. 7
Oct. 28
J^ov. 4
Mar. ,25
Aug. 5
Nov. 11
Jau. 29
Feb. 12
Mar. 11
Aug. 5
Dec. 23
Sept. 9
Oct. 7
Jan. 29
Feb. 12
M ar. 4
Aug. 5
Oct. 14
Nov. 4
Nov. 11
29
Mar. 11
26
Aug. 19
28
Doc. 30
29
Mar. 11
Oct. 14
Oct. 28
Feb. 19
26
26
26
27
28
26
28
28
26
26
28
28
28
28
28
26
26
26
28
28
28
28
29
29
29
26
28
29
26
26
26
28
29
28
29
26
26
96
28
29
29
1
827
641
726
1
371
455
641
1115
372
455
726
726
814
546
641
827
636
630
726
1011
1
279
370
1115
455
453
357
546
919
455
953
919
1
357
546
827
456
26
29
29
26
87
370
453
919
636
1044
919
279
641
UNITED STATES PATENT OKFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of dtatf/ws— Continued.
617
Design.
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet..
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet. -
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet..
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Caipet
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
(.'arpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
C.irpet .
(^'arpet .
t 'arpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
fJrapet .
(Jaipet -
Carpet.
(Carpet .
f^arpet
Cai-pet
f!arpet
Carpet
Carpet .
( Carpet
Carpet
Carpet .
Name.
H. Horau .
H. Horan
H. Horan .
H. Horan .
H. Hunt .
H. Hunt .
H. Hunt .
H. Hunt,
H. Hunt .
H. Hunt .
W. L. Jacobs
W. L. Jacobs .
W. L. .Jacobs .
N. Komori
SI. K. Loudou .
M. R. Loudon.
M. K. Loudou
J. Lyall
W. McCalluui
W. MoCallum.
W. McCalluiu.
W. McCallnm.
J. McManii . . .
.J. McMauu
J. ilcMann . . .
J. McMann
D. McTST^air
D. McNair
D. McNair
T>. Mcl^air
D. McNair
D. McNair
T. E. Meagber
D. G. MelviUe .
D. G. MelTille .
D. e. MelviUe .
D. G. Melville, .
Melville .
Melville . .
D. G.
D. G.
D. G. Melville .
D. G. MelviUe .
J. Merry
.r. S. Meyer
J. S. Meyer
.r. S. Meyer . . . .
H. Mitchell . . . .
J. B. Neil
H. North
H. North. .
H. North..
H. North .
T. Onslow .
J. Pegel . . .
.7. Pegel.
E. Poole
E. Poole .
E. Poole .
E. Poole .
E.Poole..
E. Poole .
No.
i 14
] to
( 15.5S
14,903
to
909
15.535
539 i
5 15,553 X
) 15,554 5
15,614
to
15.010
14,845
14,887
< 15,409 \
) 15,410 1
( 15,435)
\ to [
( 15,440 >
1.5,487
1.5,585
14,874 )
to [
14.881 )
14,951
C 15.441 J
( 15,447 S
5 15.572 )
} 1.5,573 5
14.610
14,761
15.514
5 1.5,541 /
) 15,542 5
S 14.611 )
\ 14.612 5
5 14,702 ^
\ 14.763 i
1,5.272
15,308
5 14,764 ;
\ 14,705 5
14,913
15,342
15,.543
14,533
15,076
1.5,210
15,249
15,005
5 1.5,634 /
\ 15,635 i
14,766
14.585
14,673
14.848
1.5,077
1.5,175
1.5.212
5 15,603 \
\ 15,604 5
15,630
14,767
14.547
14,849
15.180
14.931
15.378
14,769
C 14,914 (
\ 14,915 5
15,344
15,523
to
15,525
15.276
14.853 \
14.854 5
15,379
to
i,382
( 15,523 1
] to [
( 15,525 )
5"
( 15,
f 14.770 1
t 14,773 )
E. Poole
14.932 )
14.933 5
14,970
15,181
15,214
15,346
to
15,348
15,544
545
Date.
Mar. 25
Nov. 11
Nov. 18
Dec. 16
Mar. 4
Mar. 18
Sept. 16
Oct. 7
Oct. 38
Dec. 2
Mar. 11
Apr. 8
Oct. 7
Nov. 25
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
Nov. 4
Nov. 11
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
Aug. 19
Aug. 26
Fob. 19
Mar. 25
Aug. 26
Nov. 11
Jau. 1
Official
Gazette.
( 15,
i 15,
Feb. 19
Apr. 1
Apr. 22
July 29
Aug. 5
Aug. 26
Nov. II
I
iS
26
29
29
29
26
26
28
29
29
29
26
27
29
29
26
26
29
29
26
28
28
26
28
29
26
June 17
27
Aug
5
28
An-
12
28
Dec.
9
29
Dec.
23
29
Feb.
19
26
.fan.
29
26
Fob.
12
26
Mar.
4
26
June 17
27
Jul V
29
.28
Aug.
5
28
Dec.
9
29
Dec.
23
29
Feb.
19
26
.Jau.
15
26
Mar.
4
26
July
29
28
Apr.
1
27
Sept.
2
23
Feb.
19
26
Mar.
25
26
Aug.
26
28
Nov.
4
29
Aug.
19
28
Mar.
4
26
Sept.
2
98
1
27
27
28
28
28
29
1115
453
539
867
827
1021
1011
279
697
919
104
1
619
441
641
370
453
441
641
636
136
641
1116
726
453
1
1140
456
546
777
953
641
358
.546
327
1140
372
4.56
777
953
641
205
827
372
1
814
642
1115
726
370
6;;<;
827
26 642
1
303
372
456
726
453
618
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alphabetical list of designs — Contiimed.
Design.
Kame.
So.
Date.
Official
Gazette.
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet.
Carpet
Carpet .
Carpet
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet
Carpet.
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet.
Carpet
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet
Carpet .
Carpet .
Carpet
Carpet ,
Carpet
Carpet .
Carpet
Carpet. Kag
Caster-frame
Center-piece
Chain. Ornamental.
Chain. Watch-
Chair
Chair
Chair- frame
Charm
Chenille
Cbenille-eord
Chenille fabric
Chenille pendant
Chum-frame
Cigar-cutter case
Cloak. Girl's
Cloak. Miss's
Clock and inkstand
Clock.case
Clock-case
Clock-case
Clock-case
Clock-case
Clock-case
Clock-case front
Clock-case front
Clock-frame
Clock-front
Cloth
Clothes-drier
Coat. Child's
F. F. Kicker .
F. F. Kicker .
O.Tlighter . . .
0. Kighter .
O. Kighter .
F. A. Kngen .
E. G. Sauer . .
E. G. Saner . .
E. 6. Saner . .
E. G. Saner. .
E. G. Sauer .
F. E. Smith .
F:E. Smith.
H. Smith....
S. Smith . . . .
S. Smith . . . .
S.Smith ....
J. G. Speck .
T. J. Stearn.s.
T. J. Steai-ns.
T. J. Steams.
T. J. Stearns.
T. J. Stearns.
F. C. Swann .
C. W. Swapp
C. W. Swapp.
C. W. Swapp
C. W. Swapp
C. "W. Swapp . . . .
L. W. Valentine .
L. W. Valentine .
L. W. Valentine .
G. C. "Wright
G.C.Wright
H.Thiele
M. B. Schenck
V. Dini
C.Edge
C.K.GUes
C. J. Bruschke
F. F. Parker
A. G. Hofstatter
C. S. Pine
C. A. Schmidt
C. F.Grahl ,
.T. Ferguson
.T. Loeb
T. Dickman and J. W. Elliott
L. C. Fairchild
C. Shiels
M. Kavanagh
W. D. Davies
A. O. Jennings
A. 0. Jennings
S. B. Jerome
J. B. McCarty
A. H. Merrill
C. Votti and G. C. Newman
W. D. Davies
S. C. Spring
J. Schweizer
W. M. House
H. L. Einstein
G. W. Rhines
C. O'Hara
( 15,' 450 \
i 15,451 5
14,623)
to \
14,629 )
14,775
14,5f9)
to }
14,593 )
14,630)
to }
14,634 )
15,349 )
to }
15,358 )
15,279 )
to [
15.983 )
14,776
14,9.36 }
14,937 >
15,360
15,450
15,451
15.548 )
15.549 i
14.636 \
14.637 5
15,515
15,467
14.777 )
14.778 }
14,938
15,361
15,286)
to >
15.289 )
14.596 I
14.597 3
15.182
15,222
15,284
15.641
14,939 )
to \
14.942 )
14.779 )
to \
14,801 )
15,223 i
to >
15,235 )
15,369 )
to }
15,375 >
15,546
15, .568
14,806
14,923
15,526
14,599
to
14,601
15,183
1,5,290-
15.131
14,550
15,389
14,978
14,975
15.670 (
15.671 5
15,072
14,549
14,954
15,113
15,189
15.039
15.046
14,817
14.635
15,574
15,127
15,558
15,571
15,559
14,532
15,161
15,673
15,126
15,500
14,955
14,886
14,568
15,427
14,618
Feb. 5
Feb. 19
Jan. 29
Feb. 5
Aug. 26
Aug. 19
Jan. 29
July 29
Aug. 5
Aug. 19
Dec. 23
Apr. 1
Feb. 19
Aug.
Aug. 26
Nov. 11
Nov. 18
Feb. 19
Mar. 25
Nov. ^
Jan. 29
July 29
Aug. 19
July 8
Jan. 15
Sept. 9
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
Dec. 30
June 17
Jan. 15
Apr. 8
July 1
Aug. 5
June 3 1
June 10
Feb. 26 I
Feb. 5 I
Nov. 25 '
July 8 1
Nov. 18 I
Nov. 25 i
Nov. 18 I
Jan. 1
July 22
Dec. 30
July 8
Oct. 28 ,
Apr. 8
Mar. 18
Jan. 29
Sept. 23
Feb. 5
26
26
26
26
28
Aug.
19
28
Feb.
19
26
Apr.
1
27
Aug.
26
28
Oct.
7
29
Nov.
11
29
Feb.
5
26
Nov.
Oct.
4
14
29
29
Feb.
19
26
Apr.
Aug.
1
26
27
28
28
26
28
28
28
29
27
26
28
28
29
29
26
26
29
26
28
28
28
26
28
27
27
29
27
26
27
28
28
27
27
26
26
29
28
29
29
29
26
28
29
28
29
27
26
26
28
26
442
642
358
442
726
636
642
1
726
1
453
442
370
87
642
1
726
636
358
372
456
636
953
1
642
450
726
453
540
642
1116
370
358
372
636
99
2U6
915
417
417
1044
1139
206
104
2
456
920
1035
740
442
620
9fi
539
619
539
1
289
1044
95
280
104
1021
357
1106
442
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alpliahcfiml lint of deniyiiK — Contiuued.
619
Design.
Coat. Lady'.s .
fJoffee-pot ."
CofBn-haudle . .
Coffin ornament
Coffin -plate
Coffin-screw
Coffin-screw
Coffin-screw
Coffin-screw escutcheon
Coffin-tablet
Collar and cuff
Collar. Horse-
CoUar. Lady's
Cornice. Curtain-
Corset
Corset
Costume. Child's
Child's
Child's
Child's
Girl's
Girl's
Girl's
Girl's
Girl's
Girl's
Girl's
Girl's
Girl's
Girl's
Lady's
Lady's
Lady's
Lady's
Lady's
Lady's
Lady's
Lady's
Lady's
Lady's
Lady's
Lady's
Costnme.
Costume.
Costume.
Costume.
Costume.
Costume.
Costume.
Costume.
Costume.
Costume.
Costume.
Costume.
Costume.
Costume.
Costume.
Costume.
Costume.
Costume.
Costume.
Costume.
Costume.
Costume.
Costume.
Costnme.
(Costume.
Costnme. Lady's .
Costume. Lady's .
Costume. Lady's .
Costume. Lady's .
Costume. Lady's
Costnme. Lady's .
Costume. Lady's .
Costume. Lady's .
Costume. Lady's .
Costume. Lady's .
Costume. Lady's .
Lady's .
Miss's .
Miss's. .
Miss's -
Miss's .
Miss'.s .
Miss's -
Miss's -
Costume.
Costume.
Costume.
Costume.
Costume.
Costume.
Costume.
Costume.
Costume. Miss's
Costume.
Costume.
Costume.
Miss's
Miss's
Miss's
Cracker or biscuit
Cribbage-board. Ornamentation of a
Cross -
Cultivator-linife
Cultivator-plate
Cultivator-teeth. Standard for
Curry-comb
Curry-comb back
Curtain
Dial
Dinner or tea set
Dinner, tea, and table ware
Dipper
Dish
Dish
Dish
Dish.
Dish
Kame.
L. Tnlly
H. C. liice
T. S. Powers
S. C. Lewis
E. H. and J. H. Eldridge.
"W.M. Smith
W.M.Smith
W. E. Stevens
W.M.Smith.
O. McCarthy
E. Piebes
A.J. Phillips
S. Loewenstein
J. S. Latns
•T. Bowers
W. H. Ramsey
C.O'Hara
C. O'Hara
C.Shiels
F. Wiight
M. Kavanagh
C.O'Hara
J. Q.Eeed
C. Shiels
C. Shiels
C.Shiels
L.TuUy
L. Tully
L. Tully
F. Wright
M. M. Cheeseman
M. M. Cheeseman
M. Kavanagh
M. Kavanagh
M. Kavanagh
C. O'Hara
.T. Q. Reed
J. Q. Reed
J. Q. Reed
J. Q. Reed
J. Q. Reed
J. Q. Reed
S.J. Shiels
S.J. Shiels..-.
S.J. Shiels ...
S.J. Shiels..-.
S.J. Shiels-...
S.J. Shiels. ---
L. TuUy
L. Tully
M. Turner
M. Turner
M. Turner
M. Turner
M. Kavanagh .
M. Kavanagh .
M. Kavanagh .
C. Shiels
S. J. Shiels-...
S. J. Shiels . - .
S.J. Shiels
Dish-cover I G. Vogt
S.J. Shiels
S. J.Shiels
L. Tully
M. Turner
A. J. Medlar
E. Daggett
(Jr. Wagner
I. A. Packard
W. H. Pennock
>r. P. and J. W. Lehr
J. W. Gridlev
W. P. Kellogg
J. Sweeney
J. Scott.--
J. Barlow and J. Moses
J. Edwards
W. C. Freeman
W. H. Brlnton and J. H. Reaper.
C. E. Havilaud- - .
C. E. Hav0and
T. Haviland
C. F. Lauber
No.
14,833
14,934
1.5,.'j(i2 }
15,563 5
15,601
14,641
15,044
15,672
15,499
15,043
14,989
14,675
15,677
15,015
15,415
14,535
15,215
14,586
15,621
14,824
15,106
15,633
14,. 548
15,578
14,822
14,921
14,999
14,805
15,102
15,506
15,370
15,125
15,139
15,091
1.5,243
15,.561
14,820
14,022
14,890
15,023
15,150
15,495
1.5,564
14.828 }
14.829 5
15,024 )
to >
15,020)
15,101
15.497 I
15.498 5
1.5,565
15,642 }
1.5,043 5
14,894
15.029 ?
15.030 5
14,895
15,104
15,504 {
1.5,505 S
15,582
15,090
15,244
15,5(:0
15,594
14.830
14,892
14,922
15,027 (
15,0-J8 5
15,579
14,803
14,832
15,211
1.5,310
15,482
14 990
15,591
15,148
14,572
14,960
15,000
15,448
14,808
15,598 i
15,051
15,650
14,758 !
15.629 I
15.630 J
15,600
14,609
15,122 !
H^
Date.
Feb. 26
Apr. 1
Nov. 18
Dec. 9
Feb. 12
June 3
Dec. 30
Oct. 28
June 3
May 6
Feb. 12
Dec. 30
May 27
Sept. 16
Jan. 8
Ang. 5
Jan. 29
Dec. 16
Feb. 26
June 24
Dec. 23
Jan. 15
Nov. 25
Feb. 26
Mar. 25
May 13
Feli. 19
Jime 24
Oct. 28
Aug. 26
July 8
July 15
June 24
Ang. 12
Nov. 18
Feb. 26
Feb. 5
Mar. 18
May 27
July 15
Oct. 28
Nov. 18
Feb. 26
May 27
June 24
Oct. 28
Nov. 18
Dec. 23
Mar. 18
May 27
Mar. 18
June 24
Oct. 28
Nov. 25
June 24
Aug. 12 I
Nov. 18
Dec. 2
Feb. 26
Mar. 18
Mar. 25
May 27
Nov. 25
Feb. 19
Feb. 26
Aug. 5
Aug. 26
Oct. 21
Mav 0
Dec. 2
July 15
Jan. 29
Apr. 29
May 13
Oct. 7
Feb. 26
Dec. 9
June 10
Dec. 30
Feb. 19
Dec. 10
Dec. 9
Feb. 5
July 1
Official
Gazette.
26
27
29
29
26
27
29
29
27
27
26
29
27
28
26
28
20
29
26
27
29
26
29
26
26
27
26
27
29
28
28
28
27
28
29
26
26
26
27
28
29
29
26
27
29
29
29
26
27
26
27
29
29 !
27 I
28
29
29
26
26
26 I
27 I
29 1
26
26
28 1
28 ;
29
27
29
28
26
27
27
29
26
29
27
29
26
29
29
26
28
740
1
539
777
546
920
1044
280
920
.525
546
1044
821
1019
ni
4.59
358
867
740
1242
953
200
620
740
1116
627
642
1242
280
722
95
199
1242
547
539
740
442
1021
821
196
279
540
740
821
1242
280
540
953
1022
822
1022
1242
280
620
1242
546
539
698
74U
1021
1116
8-.'l
620
642
740
456
72G
178
525
698
196
3,57
417
627
1
740
777
1035
1044
041
i-Ci7
777
441
2
620
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of ilcKif/ns — Continued.
I
Design.
Dish. Covered
Dish. Earthenware
Dish. Earthenware
Dish for table-ware
Dish-handle
Dish-handle
Dish-handle
Dish . Vegetable-
Dish. Vegetable-
Dish. Vegetable-
Dish. Vegetable-
Door hanger. Sliding- .
Dress. Lady's
Dress. Lady's
Drinking-vessel
Drip-pan
Ear-ring
Ear-ring
Ear-ring
Ear-ring
Ear-ring pendant.
Ear-ring pendant.
Ear-ring pendant.
Envelope
Envelope
Eshibiting-stand .
Eyeglass-holder . .
Fan
Pender
Finger-ring
Finger-ring
Fire-back plate
Fire-escape clamp
Fire-iron stand and coal- vase. Combined .
Fire-place
Fire-place front
Fire-place heater
Fire-place lining
Fire-place lining
JFire-place niche
Floral oi-naments. Foundation-frame for .
Floral piece. Foundation-frame for a
Floral stand
Flower-frame
Fork
Fork or analogous article
Fork, spoon, &c
Fountain
Fringe
Fringe
Fringe
Fringe
Fringe-heading
Fringe or tassel block
Fringe-pendant
Furniture back ftame
Gas and lamp globe
Grate
Gem for finger -rings
Gem-setting
Gem-setting
Gimp
Glove
Grate. Fire-place
Hair-pin
Hammer or hatchet. Claw.
Hand-bag frame
Handkerchief L
Hardware. Ornamentation of
Ornamentation of
Ornamentation of builders'
Ornamentation of builders'
Ornamentation of builders'
Hardware,
Hardware.
Hardware.
Hardware.
Harness-breeching ring
Harness-mounting .
Harness ornament.
Harvester-cover . . .
Hatchet
Hearth-plate
Hinge
Hinge. Blind-
Hosiery
Inkstand-frame . . .
Insulator
Jacket. Miss's - - .
Jeweliy-pin
Jewelry-pin
Name.
J. Heap
E. Chetrwynd
E. Havilaind
C. E.Haviland
!R. Delinieres
C. E. Haviland
G. Vogt :
H. Alcock
J. Heap
J. S. McMahou
J. Willetts
E. Y. Moore
0. O'Hara
S.J. Shiels -
J. K. Gordon and W. Kerredge .
C. "Woehrle
T. W. Foster
T. W. Foster
J. B. Van Houteu
J. B. Van Houton
J. B. Van Houten
J. B. Van Houten
J. B. Van Houten
J. Koehler
R. Sneider . .'
H. B. Sommer
S. M Griswold
F. Gillette
J. H. White . -
"W.S.Dolbey
H. Huestis -
G. B. Norton
E. H. Kevnolds
G. Eussell
W. H. Wilkinson
J. A. Read and J. E. McMeuomay .
W. H. Jackson and J. H. Haukinsou
J. Lauschke
J. A. Read
J. A. Read
H. F. Reed
H. F. Reed and S. Keller
A. Le Moult
N. Steffens
H. C. Hart
A. F. Jackson
A. F. Jackson
J. Moore
H. Goldthorp
W. Wlberlev
J. Zebley . . .'.
J. Zeblev
C. Weinberg
W.SmUh
T. Abbott
F. Ma.«.set
H. G. McFaddiu
J. McLean
D. Goldsmith
W. E. Dutemple
S. K. Merrill
I. H. Leiter
E Rey.ssier uiid 0. G. Gottschalk .
J. E. McMeuomay
J. D. Oi)peiiheinier
N. B. Allvu
L. B. Prabar ..
H. B. Wilson
J. J. Kennedy
A. Langerfeld
C. H.Beebe
F.Keil
A. Langerfeld
H. C. Maxwell
S. and O. Wiener
D. C. Lnckwood
W. H. Hill
W. S. Skinner
J. A. Read
W. E. Sparks
C. G. Shepard and P. Adams, Jr. .
G.E.Nye
W. R. Walkley
S. Oakman
L.Tully
T. W.Foster
T. W. Foster
No.
C 14i856 \
i 14,857 5
14,604
15,063
14,948
15,627
15,111
15,628
15,045
14,640
15,145
13,308
15,362
14.889
15,130
14,827
1.5.154
15,570
15,532
15,599
14,856
14,857
14,859
to
14,862
14,858
14.863 I
14.864 5
14,924
15,654
14.993
15,480
15.172
15,112
14,676
15,403
14,967
15,345
14,560
15,162
LI, 153
1.1,042
15,008
15,414
15,418
15,493
14,620
14,984
15.092
15,285
14,946
14,947
15,586
15,271
15,637
15,.'5S4
1.5, 105
15,086
15,483
15,395
1,5,419
15,163
14,912
15,273
14,546
15 205
15,064
14,818
14,952
14,588
15,580
15,475
15,422
15,592
15,569
14,536
14,969
14,884
14,928
14,888
14,584
15,152
14,998
14,575
15,567
15,417
15,012
14,595
14.982 \
14.983 J
14,807
14,674
14,802
15,049
15,050
1.5,143
C 14^946 \
i 14,947 5
Date.
C 15,'049 ?
\ 15,050 5
Feb. 5
June 17
Apr. 8
Dec. 16
July 1
Dec. 16
June 3
Feb. 12
July 15
Aug. 19
Aug. 26
Mar. 18
July 8
Feb. 26
July 22
Nov. 18
Nov. 11
Dec. 9
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Mar. 25
Dec. 30
May 6
Oct. 21
July 29
July 1
Feb. 12
Sept. 16
Apr. 22
Aug. 26
Jan. 22
Julv 22
July 15
June 3
May 20
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Oct. 28
Feb. 5
Apr. 29
June 24
Aug. 19
Apr. 8
Dec. 2
Aug. 19
Deo. 23
Dec. 2
June 24
June 17
Oct. 21
Sept. 9
Sept. 16
July 29
Mar. 25
Aug. 19
Jan. 15
Aug. 5
June 17
Feb. 26
Apr. 8
Jan. 29
Dec. 2
Oct. 21
Sept. 23
Dec. 2
Nov. 18
Jan. 8
Apr. 22
Mar. 18
Apr. 1
Mar. 18
Jan. 29
Julv 15
May 13
Jan. 29
Nov. 18 I
Sept. 16 '
May 20 I
Jan. 29 |
Apr. 29 I
Feb. 19 I
Feb. 12
Feb. 19 1
June 10
July 15
Official
Gazette.
t?
26-
27
27
20
26
29
27
26
28
28
28
26
28
26
28
29
29
29
26
26
26
26
26
29
27
29
28
28
26
28
26
28
28
27
27
28
28
29
26
27
27
28
27
29
28
29
29
27
27
29
28
28
28
26
28
26
28
27
26
27
26
29
29
28
29
29
26
27
26
27
26
26
28
27
26
29
28
27
26
27
26
26
26
27
28
441
1139
104
867
2
867
920
546
195
636
726
1021
99
740
287
540
453
777
828
828
828
828
1116
1044
525
177
372
o
546
1011
-303
726
277
287
196
920
722
1012
1012
279
442
417
1242
636
104
697
636
953
697
1242
114U
178
919
1012
371
1115
636
205
455
1139
740
104
358
697
177
1105
698
540
111
303
1021
1
1021
357
19U
627
357
540
1012
722
358
417
642
546
642
1035
195
I
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alpluibetical list of designs — Continued.
621
Design.
•lowelrv-rosette ...
Knife-blade
Knife-handle
Kuit shirt
Knitting burr blade
Knittins-machine frame
Lace pin
I,anibre,qnin
Lamp
Lamp-bracket
Lamp-chimney
Lanjp-chimney
Lamp-chimney
Lamp-fixture
T>amp frame
Lamp-globe
Lamp-harp
Lamp-reservoir
Lamp-stand
Lantern
Leather. Ornamentation of.
Leather. Ornamentation of .
Letters. Capital
Link-lifter
M agnesia block
Match-safe
Medicine-case
Mirror- frame
Mitt
Mitt
Mitt
Mitt. Lady's
IMohaiT' plu.sh
Molding
Molding
Molding
Monnmcnt
Music-stand
Musical-instrument case
Xail-trimnier
i^ewel-post
N ewol-post
Xewel-posti
Newel-post
Oilcloth.
OU cloth.
Oilcloth.
Oil cloth .
Oilcloth .
Oilcloth.
Oil-cloth.
Oil-cloth.
Oilcloth.
Oil cloth .
Organ-case .
Organ-case
Organ-case
Organ-case
Organ-case
Organ-case —
Ornamental ring -
Ornamental stand
Ornamentation of cotton, silk, or other fabrics
Ornamentation of textile and other fabrics
Overcoats. Ornamentation of boys'
Overskirt. Lady's
Overskirt. Lady's
Packing-case
Pail. Ornamentation of a
Paper .
Kama.
J. r. Chatellier .
C. T. Grosjean . .
G. W. Kom
S. Conde
L. Kavanaugh
(i . E. Nye and E. Tredick
H. Marcus
J. Q. Eeed
W. J. Patterson
K. Christesen
G. W.Blair
E. Kaye
W. J. Patterson
G. Sieckenbergor
W. A. Hull
J. J. Kittel
T>. W. Parker and L. F. Giiswold
W. A. Hull
I. G. Dabney
E. Billingham
J. W. Kimball
E. H. P. Mehl
C.Schaffer
11. Smith
W. Griscom, Jr
J. E. Lockwood and A. Bryant .
D. Dick ■
F. Masset
A. G. Jennings
W. P. Jennings
W. P. Jennings
"W. P. Jennings
G. Botticher
L <>. Hatcher
"W. Smith
A.Togt
A. J.Nellis -.
T. Hertwig
M. Gaily
J. P. Pray
H. Textoi-
H. Textor
H. Textor
H. Textor
C. T. and V. E. Meyer .
C. T. and V. E. Meyer.
C. T. and V. E. Meyer .
C. T. and V. E. Meyer .
C. T. and V. E. Meyer .
G. T. and V. E. Meyer.
C. T. and V. E. Meyer .
C. T. and T. E. Meyer .
C. T. and V. E. Meyer .
C. T. and V. E. Meyer.
L. K. EuUer
Paper. Note-
T.Hill
T. Hill
C. W. Newman
J.E. Volz
J. F. Volz.-
D. Heer
B. P. Cooper and I. Cohen . .
T. Hardcastle
A. Hirscli and H. M. Marx .
H. J. Schloss
S. J. Shiels
L. TuUv
H. TT. Wilson
S. W. Willard
S. W. Wilson
W. A.Pike
No.
M,704
13,67fi
14.929 \
14.930 5
14,99(i
15,587
15,474
14,583
14,621
14,821
14,838
I. '5,384
1.5,470
14,587
1.5,061
1.5,408
15,506
1.5,640
15,653
1.5,187
14,865
15,074
: 15,472 I
15,473 j
15,011
15,608
14,842
1.5,518
15,388
15,248
14,579
: 14,580 I
14,5615
14,910
14,672
15, .597
14,988
14,893
15.032
15,022
15,147
14,900
1.5,041
11.943
14,986
15,135
15.503
r 14,537
to
( 14,542
; 14,556
> 14,557
; 14,613
to
( 14,616
; 14,850
to
! 14
: 15,016
to I
! 15,021 )
; 15,0.54)
to >
I 15.057 )
; 15,078 }
i 15,079)
: 15,176
to
[ 15,179
: 15,519
to
' 15,522
4,850 1
to >
4,852 )
79 >
: 15,431
to ;
' 15,433 !
15,007
1.5,037
15,040
15,596
15,624
15,489
15.423
14.979
14,902
15,479
15,133
14,639
14,896
15,311
14.974
15;010
Date.
OeBcial
Gazette.
Feb. 19
Deo. 30
Apr. 1
May 13
Dec. 2
Oct. 21 ,
Jan. 29 i
Feb 5 I
Feb. 26
Mar. 4
Sept. 9
Oct. 21
Jan. 29
June 10
Sept. 16
Nov. 18
Dec. 23
Dec. 30
Aug. 5
Mar. 11
June 17
Oct. 21
May 20
Dec. 9
Mar. 4
Nov. 4
Sept. 9
Aug. 12
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Mar. 25
Feb. 12
Dec. 9
May 6
Mar. 18
May 27
Mav 27
July 15
Mar. 25
June 3
Apr. 1
Apr. 29
July 8
Oct. 28
Jan. 8
Jan. 22
Feb. 5
Mar. 4
May 27
June 10
June 17
July 29
Nov. 4
Dec. 30
Oct.. 7
May 20
June 3
June 3
Dec. 2
Dec. 16
Oct. 28
Sept. 28
Apr. 29
Mar. 25
Oct. 21
July 8
Feb. 5
Mar. 18
Aug. 19
Apr. 22
May 20
2fi
29
27
27
29
29
26
26
26
26
28
29
26
27
28
29
29
29
28
26
27
29
27
29
26
29
28
28
26
26
26
26
29
27
20
27
27
28
26
27
27
27
28
29
26
26
26
26
27
27
28
29
29
29
27
27
27
29
29
29
28
27 ]
26 I
29 '
28
26
26
28
27
27 ,
641
1044
6^7
697
177
3.57
442
740
827
919
177
3,58
1035
1011
540
953
1044
4.55
919
1139
177
722
778
827
370
919
546
3.57
357
1115
546
777
,525
1022
822
821
195
1115
920
1
417
100
280
111
277
441
827
821
1035
1140
372
370
1044
1
722
920
920
698
867
279
110.5
417
1113
177
99
442
1022
636
303
722
622
INDBX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of designs — Continued.
Design.
Xame.
No.
Date.
Official
Gazette.
Paper. Ornamentation of
Papei - weight
Paper, &c. "Writing-
Parasol-lining
Pen- wiper -
Pencil-case
Pencil-case or similar article
Pendant
Pendant
Pendant
Pendant
Pendant
Pendulum
Piano-case
Piano-case
Pin or other like article of jewelry
Pipe mouth-piece
Polonaise. Lady's
Polonaise. Lady's
Polonaise. Lady's
Polonaise. Lady's
Polonaise. Lady's
Polonaise. Miss's
Pulley base-plate
Radiator pipe. Steam-
Range. Cooking-
Range. Cooking-
Reel
Register-front
Register-front
Rem -holder
Rocker bracket. Spring-
Rocking-chair
Rug.
Rug
Rule. Right-line measuring-.
Salt and pepper box ,
Salt and pepper box
Sand-band cap
Sash-fastener-
Sash-fastener frame
Satchel
Satchel-body
Scale frame. "Weighing-
Scarf .
Scarf.
Scarf.
Made-up .
Made-up .
Scarf. Made-up.
Scarf. Man's . . -
Sconce-frame .
Sconce-frame
Screen for a heater
Screw. Coffin-
Sewing-machine bed-plate and arm.
Sewing-machiue cover
Sewing-machine cover
Sewing-machine stand
Sewing-machine table
Sewing-machine. Ornamentation of a
Sewing-machines. Ornamentation of . .
Sewing-machines. Ornamentation of . .
Shade-holder
Shade-pull
Shade-pull -
Shade-pull
Shaft, Sleigh-
Shoe-clasp tongue
Shoe or slipper
Shoo. Rubber
Siding
Skirt.
Skirt.
Skirt.
Skirt.
Skirt.
Skirt.
Skirt.
Skirt.
Skirt.
Skirt.
Skirt,
Skirt.
Lady's
Lady's w^ilking-. . .
Lady's walking-. . .
Lady's walking-. . .
Lady's walking- - .
Lady's walking- . -
Lady's walking- . .
Lady's walking-. . .
Lady's walking- . .
Lady's walking- . - .
Miss's walkings . . .
Miss's walking- . -
Slipper-upper
Soap. Cake of
Sole. India-rubber outer
Spoke-socket . - ;
Spoon
B. Dash
C. T. Woodbuy
R. "W. Bainbridge
A. Lyon
L. Kahn
L. "W. Fairchild
E. Todd
M. Bernhard
B. Dreyfus
B. Dreyfus
B. Dreyfus
B. Dreyfus
S. C. Spring
A. (xunther
H. Sohmer
"W. R. Dutemple
M. Dittenhoefer
C.O'Hara
C. O'Hara
C. O'Hara
J". Q. ileed
M. Turner
L. Tully
R. M. Rose.
J. B. Arci and J. Chapman .
"W. E. Parfitt
I. A. Sheppard
A. Helmus and I. Dreyfuss -
A. Namur ".
A . Namur
J. N. Stevenson
J . "W. Kenna
E."W01iams
A. Petzold
W. T. Smith and J. Ferguson -
F. Westcott
C. Casper
L. Casper
.L S. Newland
R. Bumey
"W. E. Sparks
M. F. Langfeld
J. C. Hacker
M. F. Koch -
T. J. Flagg
T.J.Flagg
T. J.Flagg
T.J. Flagg
T.J.Flagg
J. C.Miller
A. Patitz
A . Namur
W. E. Stevens
L. K. Fuller and A. "Wagner.
P. L Donate
A. "W. Myers
I N. Poe
E. Parmly
G. A. Squire
W. Haehnel
W. Haehnel
W. B Stewartson.
H. L. Judd
L. G. Turner
L. G. Turner
J. XT. Blose
J. L. Thomson
C. B. HatOeld
E. B. Preston
J. C. W. Strover..
C. O'Hara
C. O'Hara
C.O'Hara
J. Q. Reed
S. J. Shiels
S.J. Shiels
S.J. Shiels
S. J. Shiels
S.J. Shiels
L. Tullv
S.J. Shiels
M. Turner
M. L. Hiller
J. H. KeUer
A. A. Brooks
G. Minohin
C. T. Grosjean —
15,087
15,123
15,583
15,160
14,968
14,965
15,060
15,109
14,567
15,140
15,529
1.5,612
15,.547
15,052
15,250
15,236
15,552
14,5,59
15,367
15,590
14,920
14,534
14,804
15,216
14,883
15,426
15,623
15, 146
15,275
15,343
15,595
15,073
1.5,252
f 15,575)
\ to S
( 15,577)
15,383
15,251
14,545
14,565
15,625
15.312
14,972
14,760
15,088
15,393
( 15,294 )
] to [
( 15,296 )
15,141
15,201
C 15.297 )
\ 15,298 3
15,142
14,981
14,619
15.274
15,428
15,171
14,602
15,094
i 14,543
! 1.5,639
: C 15,217 )
] to [
: ( 15,221 )
14,958
' 15,005
I 14,638
14.847
1.5,156
15 394
15,527
15,626
14,901
14,774
15,359
14.918
14.617
15,606
15.494
14,. 562
14.823
14,826
15,100
15,132
1.5,001
14,825
15,103
14,605
14,607
15,185
14,558
15,675
June 24
July 1
Dec. 2
July 22
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
June 10
July 1
Jan. 29
Julv 15
Nov. 11
Dec. 16
Nov. 11
June 10
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
Nov. 18
Jan. 22
Aug. 26
Dee. 2
Mar. 25
Jan. 1
Feb. 19
Aug. 5
Mar. 18
Sept. 23
Dec. 16
July 15
Aug. 19
Aug. 26
Dec. 2
June 17
Aug. 12
Nov. 25
Sept. 2
Aug. 12
Jan. 15
Jan. 29
Dec. 16
Aug. 26
Apr. 22
Feb. 19
June 24
Sept. 9
Aug. 19
July 15
Aug. 5
Aug. 19
July 15
Apr. 29
Feb. 5
Aug. 19
Sept. 23
July 29
Felj. 5
June 24
Jan. 8
Dec. 23
Aug. 5
Apr. 15
May 20
Feb. 5
Mar. 4
Julv 22
Sept. 9
Nov. U
Dec. 16
Mar. 25
Feb. 19
Aug. 26
Mar. 25
Feb. 5
Dec. 9
Oct. 28
Jan. 22
Fob. 26
Feb. 26
June 24
July 8
May 13
Feb. 26
June 24
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
Aug. 5
Jan. 22
Dec. 30
27
28
29
28
27
27
27
28
26
28
29
29
29
27
28
28
29
26
28
29
26
26
26
28
26
28
29
28
28
28
29
27
28
29
28
28
26
26
29
28
27
26
27
28
28
28
28
28
27
26
28
28
28
26
27
26
29
28
I
37 i
27 1
26
26
28
28 1
29
29
26
26
28
26
26
29
29
26
26
26
27
28
27
26
27
26 I
26 I
28 1
26 '
29
1242
2
697
287
303
303
1035
2
357
195
453
867
453
1035
546
.546
539
277
726
698
1116
I
642
456
102]
U05
867
195
636
726
698
1139
546
620
814
546
205
357
867
726
303
641
1242
919
636
195
455
636
195
417
442
636
1105
372
441
1242
111
953
456
211
722
442
827
287
919
453
807
1115
642
72(i
1116
442
778
279
27R
740
740
1242
99
627
740
1242
441
441
4.55
277
1044
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabeikal lUt of demgn^ — Coutiuued.
623
Design.
Xuiue.
Spoon-handle i A. Dominick..
Spoon or analogous article E. B. Towle
Spoon or fork H. W. Haydeu
Spoon or fork H. W. Hayden
Spoon or fork : A. F. Jackson
Spoon or fork handle i C. S. Bikeman
Spoon or fork handle I C. T. Grosiean
Spoon or fork handle i G. W. Hull . . .
Spoon or fork handle G. B. Kellcy . -
Spoon or fork handle ' M. H. Kinsley
Spoon or fork handle | A . A. Sparry'. -
Spoons and table- ware j H. Ghee
Spoons, forks, &c. Handle of "
Spring clip or tongs ,
Square. Drawing-
Stationery-case
Statuary. Group of
Statuary. Group of
.Statue
Stocking
Stockings. Press-board for
Stove
Stove. Box-
Stove. Coal-
Stove. Coal-oil
Stove. Cooking-
Stove. Cooking-
Stove. Cooking-
Stove. Cooking-
Stove. Cooking-
Stove. Cooking-
Stove. Heating-
Stove. Heating- ,
Stove. Heating-
Store. Heating-
Stove. Heating-
Stove. Heating-
Stove. Oil-
Stove. Oil-
Stove or range. Cooking
Stove. Parlor-
Stove. Parlor-
Stove. Parlor-
Stove. Parlor-
Stove. Parlor-
Stove. Parlor-
Stove. Parlor-
Stove. Parlor cooking-
Stove-pipe. Pire-clay
Strainer. Milk-
Table-ware
Table-ware
Table-ware
Table-ware. Ornamentation of .
Table-ware. Ornamentation of .
Tag holder or fastener
Tapestry border
Tapestry border
TeiTy cloth
Tobacco. La.yer of
Tobacco-package
Torch. Campaign-
Toy
Toy money-box
Toy savings-bank
Toy savings-bank
Trimming
Tiimming
Trunk-locks. Ornamentation of .
Trunk-strips. Clamp or loop for .
Type
T^Tie
Type
Type
Typo.
Type.
Tvpe.
Type.
Type.
Tvpe.
Type.
Type.
Type.
Tvpe.
Tvi>r.
Type.
Font of
Font of
Font of
Font of
Font of printing- .
Font of printing- .
Font of printing- .
Font of printing- .
Font of printing- .
Font of printing- .
Font of printing- .
Font of printing- .
G. 'Wilkiuson
F. M. Maynard
L. S. Thompson
J. F. Tannatt
J. Eogers
J. Rogers
A. Z. Boda
K. M. Appleton
S. Appleton
J. Dwyer
H. C. Bascom and C. A. Hodges...
H. C. Bascom and C. A. Hodges. . .
R. S. Oliver
H. C. Bascom, T. S. Heister, and C.
A. Hodges.
H. C. Bascom, T. S. Heister, and C.
A. Hodges.
H. C. Bascom and C. A. Hodges . . .
H. C. Bascom and C. A. Hodges - . .
H. C. Bascom and C. A. Hodges . - -
W. M. Gartshore
H. C. Bascom
H. C. Bascom and C. A. Hodges . . .
H. C. Bascom and F. Ritchie
N. Braver
W. C. Higgins
A. S.Phelps
R. Ham
G. "W. Swett
F. 'W. Copeland
H. C. Bascom
H. C. Bascom and T S. Heister
H. C. Bascom and T. S. Heister. . . .
H. C. Ba.scom and C. A. Hodges . . -
H. C. Bascom and C. A. Hodges . . .
H. C. Bascom and F. Ritchie
TV. P. Warren, G. G. Wolfe, and R.
Scorer.
H. C. Bascom
R. M. Francy
J.M Gill
J. Barlow and S. M. Alpaugh
C. E. Haviland
M. Redon
C. A.May
E. Mountford and C. A. May
W. E. Preble
E. G. ■Nuffer
E. G. Kuffer
C. Whitman
W. W. Wood
C. W. Guerrant
F. C. Goodwin
E. L. Morris
W. S. Reed
C. G. Shepard and P. Adams, Jr. . .
C. G. Shepard and P. Adam.s, Jr. . .
G. F. Gminder
A. Menges
G. S. Barkentin
S. Hermann
C. H. Beeler, Jr
D. W.Bruce
H. Ihlenburg
J. West .
J. Graham .
H. Ihlenburg
J. K. Rogers .
J. Wp.st.
C. H. Beeler, Jr.
.1. M. Conner . . .
G. Giesecke
G. F. Giesecke- -
J. Graham
J. Gnildenstine .
C. E. Hever
C. E. Heyer
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1.5,144
15.617
14,9U
14,608
15,134
14,603
1.5,644
15,588
14,373
14,994
14,594
15,607
14,809
15,136
15,137
14,555
15,292
15,402
15,009
15,397
15,468
15,138
15,399
1,5,401
14,945
1.5,385
15,380
15,387
15,184
15.613
15,059
14.966
14,956
15,528
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) 15,649 5
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15,647
15,398
15,400
15,646
15,002
Date.
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Gazette.
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15,391
1.5,6,51
14,528
15,089
1.5.099
14,960
14.962
15.622
15,095
15,097
15,291
1,5.107
15.424
15,206
14.835
14.953
15,085
1.5.155
14.665 X
14.666 5
15,149
1.5,124
15,071
15,108
15.034
1.5,038
1.5,045
15,237
15,425
14,964
15.610
14,.564
1.5,110
14,H85
14,571
14,667
14,757
14,949
14,959
June 10
Sept. 16
June 3
July 8
Nov. 4 i
June 10 I
July 15
Dec. 16
Mar. 25
Feb. 5
July 8
Feb. 5
Dec. 23
Dec. 2
Apr. 22 1
May 6
Jan. 29
Dec. 9
Feb. 2fi 1
Julv 15
July 15 \
Jan. 22 ,
Aug. 19 ;
Sept. 16
May 20
Sept. 16
Oct. 21
July 15 ;
Sept. 16 :
Sept. 16 1
Apr. 8 !
Sept. 9
Sept. 9 ,
Sept. 9 ■
Aug. 5 I
Dec. 16 \
June 10 '
Apr. 22 I
Apr. 8 I
STov. 11 1
Dec. 30 !
Sept. 16 !
Dec
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Dec. 30
May 13
Dee. 30
Sept. 9
Dec. 30
Jan. 1
June 24
.June 24
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Dec. 16
June 24
June 24
Aug. 19 1
June 24 I
Sept. 23
Aug. 5
Feb. 26
Apr. 8
.June 17
July 22
Feb. 12
July 15 i
Jul.y 8 i
June 17 I
Julv 1 i
June 3 !
June 3 ;
Dec. 23
Aug. 12 ;
Sept. 23
Apr. 15
Dec. 9
Jan. 29
.July 1
Mar. 18
.Tan. 29
Feb. 12
Feb. 19
Apr. 8
Apr. 15 .
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1115
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697
303
525
3.58
778
740
195
195
277
636
1011
722
1011
177
195
1011
1011
104
919
919
919
4.55
867
1035
303
104
453
1044
1011
1044
1011
1011
1044
627
1044
919
1044
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1242
211
211
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1242
1242
636
1242
1105
456
740
104
1140
287
546
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1139
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920
920
9.54
546
1105
211
778
3.57
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357
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624 IlsnOEX of patents issued from the U. S, patent office, 1884.
AlpJiahetical list of designs — Continued.
Design.
Type.
Type.
Type.
Font of printing- H. Ihlenburg . . .
W. W. Jackson .
Font of printing- . .
Font of printing- - .
Type. Font of printing- . -
Type. Font of printing- . .
Type. Font of printing- . .
Type. Font of printing- . .
Type ornaments . . - «
Type ornaments. Font of.
Type. Printing-
Type. Printing-
Type. Printing-
Type. Printing-
Type. Printing-
Type. Printing-
Type. Printing-
Type. Printing-
Type. Printing-
TJmbrella or parasol. Ornamentation of an
Undersliirt s. Ornamentation of
TTpholstery-band
Upholstery fabric
XJphoI.stery fabric
Upholstery fabric .
Upholstery fabric
Upholstery fabric
Upholstery fabric
Ventilator-cap
Vinaigrette
Voltaic-battery frame
Wagon-stake
Wail ornamentation . - .
Wall-paper.
Wall-paper .
Wall-paper -
Wall-paper.
Wall-paper
Wall-paper
Wall-paper
Wall-paper
Wall-paper
Wall-pocket
Watch-case
Watch-case
Watch-case
Watch-case . .
Watch-movement .
Wine-glass
Work-box. Lady's
Wrap. Child's.!..
Wrap. Lady's
Wrap. Lady's
Wrap. Lady's
Wrench
Name.
W. W. Jackson . .
J. Gr. Meugel, Jr .
J. K. Rogers
J. K. Rogers
E. C. Ruthven . . .
H. Ihlenburg
G. F. Giesecke . . .
H. Brehmer
H. Ihlenburg
A. Little
No.
J. K. Rogers
J. K. Rogers ^
J. K. Rogers
H. H. Thorp
H.H. Thorp
H. H. Thorp
W, A. Drown
S. A. Swenarton and H. M. Keiser.
H. C. Lees
C. Baildon
J. Hartley
D. B. Kerr .
D.B.Kerr
E. G. Nuffer ...
E. G. Nuffer ...
J. J. Mooney. ..
H. F. H. Bothe.
J. E. Evans
C. H. Bowers ..
R. J. Chapman -
P. Groeber.
P. Groeber.
P. Groeber .
P. Groeber.
A. Leisel.
A. Leispl-
A. Le Prince
A. Le Prince
A. Le Prince
W. H. Mile.s, Jr.
J. F. Boyer
J. C. Dueber
■T. C. Dueber-...
H. Untermeycr .
G. Perregaux . . .
G. Otto
W. C. Monohon.
M. Turner
C. O'Hara
S. J. Sbiels
S.J. Shiels
J. A. Greene
14.576 ?
14.577 5
14,578
14,950
15.655 ?
15.656 5
14,963
15,277
14,891
15,555
14,570
15,004
15.556 }
15.557 5
15,602
15,080
to
15,084
15,117
15.476 I
15.477 5
15.501 }
15.502 5
15,550
15,580
14,944
14,985
15,471
15,314
15,509
15,411
to
15,413
15.512 }
15.513 5
15,096
15,098
15,416
15,611
15,453
15,313
15,516
15,065
to
15.070
1.5414
15,173
15,238
to
15,242
15,174
15,245
15,246
15,075
15,093
15.247
14,768
14,866
14.976
14,977
14,997
15,121
14,919
15,058
15,492
14,831
14,916
14,561
14,855
14,756
Date.
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Apr. 8
Dec. 30
Apr. 15
Aug. 19
Mar. 18
Nov. 18
Jan. 29
May 20
Nov. 18
Dec. 9
June 17
July 1
Oct. 21
Oct. 28
Nov. 11
Nov. 25
Apr. 8
Apr. 29
Oct. 21
Aug 26
Nov. 4
Sept. 16
Nov. 4
June 24
June 24
Sept. 16
Dec. 16
Oct. 14
Aug. 26
Nov. 4
June 17
Julv 1
July 29
Aug. 12
July 29
Aug. 12
June 17
June 24
Aug. 12
Feb. 19
Mar. 11
Apr. 29
May 13
July 1
Mar. 25
June 10
Oct. 28
Feb. 26
Mar. 25
Jan. 22
Mar. 4
Feb. 19
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1044
211
636
1021
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357
722
.539
777
1140
177
280
453
620
104
417
177
726
370
1012
370
1242
1242
1012
867
87
726
370
1139
372
546
372
546
1139
1242
546
642
919
417
627
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1116
1035
279
740
1115
277
828
641
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF TEADE-MARKS.
Title.
Ale and stout
Ale aud stout
Ale. porter, and beer
Ales, wines, and liquors
Alloy having the appearance of nickel .
Alloy having the appearance of nickel .
AUov resembling silver
Ammonia
Animal-trap
Anvils
Baking-powder
Baking-powder
Bak iiig-powder
Baking-powder
Baking-powder
Baking-powder
Balm for chapped hands, fevers, and aU diseases of the skin.
Balsams, lotions, and liniments
Banjos
Banjos, banjo cases and strings, and other trimmings
Bats, Indian clubs, &c. Base-ball
Bats, Indian clubs, &c. Base-ball
Bedsteads. "Wardrobe-
Beef extract called "Viande C. Pavrot"
Beer
Beer
Beer and other malt and alcoholic Uquors
Beer. Lager-
Beer. Lager-
Belt-dressing and leather-preservative compound
Bicah'ium acid lactate
Biscuit, wafers, and crackers
Biscuits ;
Biscuits '.
Biscuits, crackers, and wafers
Biscuits, crackers, or cakes
Biscuits or crackers
Bitters
Bitters
Bitters
Bitters
Bi t tei-3
Bitters
Bitters
Bitters
Bitters
Bitters
Bitters
Bitters
Bi t tors
Bitters
Bi tters and cordials. Stomach-
Bitters. Gin-
Bilters. Stomach-
Blacking and preparations for polishing boots
Blacking and preparations for polishing boots
Blankets
Kleacliiug compounds and soap :
Bluing -
Bluing in leaves. Packages of laundrv
Bolting-cloth
Bolting cloth for milling purposes
Boot aud shoe pegs
Boot and shoe pegs - - -
Boot and shoe uppers. Material for plumping and softening
Bool-polish
Boots and shoes. Dress
Boots and shoes. Mens heavy
Bool s aud shoes of all descriptions
Boots, shoes, and slippers of all kinds ----
Boots, shoes, belts, aud other leather articles. Preservatives
and polishes for
Bosom forms -.
Botauic tiavorer for improving the food and health of poul-
try and domestic animals.
Bottles. Glass
Braids ami buttons
JJraids. Mohair, silk, and mixed silk aud mohair
Brand V
Name.
No.
Ihlers &Bell
Ihlers &Bell ,
Long Island Brewery
Donuellv Bros ."
J. B. Fitch
J. B. Fitch
Silver Metal Manufacturing Com-
pany.
San Francisco Gas LightCompany . .
E. P. Peacock '..
P. "Wright & Sons
Bothin Manufacturing Company
J. H. Brown
Chariu Manufacturing Company
Oriole Baking Powder Company
"W. Pre.scott
Queen City Chemical Company
J. H. If ewingtou
A . Hotiniann
G. C. Dobson
J. F. Siratton
A. J. Reach & Co
A. G. Spalding & Bros
Spiegel & Co
J. rerr6
A. Kreiss
E. W. Voigt
Grande Soci6t6 Fran9aise de Distil-
leiies, Malteries, et Brasseries.
Williamsburgh Brewing Company .
"WiUiamsburgh Brewing Company..
A. T. Parson & Co
Avery Lactate Company
Holmes & Coutts '
•J. Beatty & Co
Johnston Bros
Holmes & Coutts
W. G. Wilson
E. J. Larrabee &Co
L. E. L. Arp
"W. fl. Burt
Cook & Bernheimer
D. Dick
E. Eising & Co
W. C. Hnrd
P. Lotz
W. C. Oesting
Picon &Co
T. Ktpke
T. Kipke
J. G. B, Siegert & Hijos
.J. X. "Walls
W. C. Walsh
Touquin Bitters Co
X. L. Sagar
J. U. Uoltzermanu &Co
E. Brown &. Son
E. Brown & Son
\V. Avrps &. Sons
A. H.Hall
G. X. Kogers
Troy Lauuiirv Machinery Company.
C. Schinulor-Escher
C. Schindler-Escher
W. ilint
Kearsarge Peg Company
S. A. White ".
X\ Y . K e 1 ley
C. H. Uow.ard
Pin uTee & Smith
Field, Xnayer (fcCo
A. J . Cammeyer
J . S. Foote . - -
K. Harvey
X. Bowick
H. Martin
Dicckerbod', Katfloer &. Co .
\V. Scblitte cfc Co
Veuaiiie & Hevman
11,279
11280
11,528
11.373
11.201
11,202
11,801
11,037
10,947
10,968
10,973
11,263
11,264
11,717
11,108
11,719
11.406
11,216
10,969
11,009
11,159
11,160
11,192
11,291
10,845
11,537
11,104
10,867
11,479
11,821
11,099
10,873
11,676
11.684
11,744
10,9.56
10,950
11.544
10.924
10.881
11.288
10,975
10.841
11.612
10,877
11,718
10.849
11.050
11.720
11 399
11,747
11,594
ll.:«7
11,732
11.699
11.700
11,675
11,754
11.321
11560
10 931
11,247
11.048
11,146
11 250
11 027
11.634
10,«48
11 813
11,313
11,725
11 650
11.629
11,022
11,484
11,822
11,380
Date.
June 24
June 24
Sept. 30
Aug. 3
May 27
May 27
Dec. 16
Nov. 11
Feb. 19
Feb. 26
Mar. 4
Juno 17
June 17
Nov. 25
Apr. 15
Nov. 25
Aug. 12
June 3
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
Mav 6
May 6
May 20
July 1
Jan. 8
Sept. .30
Apr. 15
•Tan. 22
Sept. 9
Dec. 23
Apr. 15
Jan. 22
Nov. 18
Nov. 18
Dec. 2
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Oct. 7
Feb. 12
Jan 29
July 1
Mar. 4
Jan. 8
Nov. 4
Jan. 22
Nov. 25
Jan. 8
Apr. 1
Nov. 25
Aug. 5
Dec. 2
Oct. 28
Aug. 5
Dec. 2
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
JNov. 18
Dec. 9
July 15
Oct. 7
Feb. 12
June 10
Apr. 1
Apr. 29
Oune 10
Mar. 18
Aov. 11
dan. 8
Dec. 23
July 8
Dec. 2
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
OScial
Gazette.
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29
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26
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27
27
28
26
28
27
26
28
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27
26
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29
26
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27 i
29 I
28 I
29 '
29 I
28 1
29
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27
27
27
27
26
29
26
29
28
29
29
29
40 PAT
Mar. 18 26
Sept. 16 28
Dec. 23 29
Aug. 5 1 28
625
1242
1242
1192
456
822
822
868
4.54
642
740
828
1140
1140
620
212
620
546
920
828
920
526
526
722
2
112
1192
212
273
920
9.54
212
278
540
540
698
642
642
2
546
3.58
2
828
112
370
278
620
112
2
620
456
698
2ao
456
698
620
(>20
540
778
196
2
546
1U36
2
418
lo:i6
1022
4.i4
112
954
100
698
454
4.53
1022
1012
9.)4
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INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOil THE
Alphahetical list of trade-marks — Contiuued,
Name.
No.
Branrly. Cherry
Brandy. Cognac
Brandy. Cognac -
Bread in loavos
Bricks, stove-linings, and certain other articles made wholly
or in part from fire-clay. Fire-
Brushes and combs
Brushes. Hair, clothes, tooth, nail, and shaving
Brushes. Hat-
Burning-fluid
Bustles
Butter, cheese, and other dairy products
Button-fasteners
Buttons and studs. Sleeve and collar
Buttons and studs. Sleeve and collar
Buttons. Molded, cast, and turned
Buttons. Bubber
Caohoua
E Pernod
J. Denis, H. Mouni6 & Co .
Gautier Frferes
M. and H. A. Iliohan
F. A. Ostrander
Cake. Prepared icing or frosting for
. Calf 's-foot .jelly
Campaign light
Candy, cakes, drops, balls, and dice. Stick
Candy drops. Cough-
Candy. French and other fine
Canned corn
Canned corn
Canned corn and other vegetables, fruits, lobsters, fish, and
meats.
Canned fish, oysters, fruits, meats, and vegetables
Canned fruit and vegetables
Canned fruits, vegetables, fish, and meats
Canned fruits, vegetables, fish, meat, and poultry
Canned provisions '
Canned provisions
Canned raspberries, strawberries, cherries, and other fruits, .j
Canned roast mutton '
Canned roast turkev [
Canned salmon. Hermetically-sealed I
Canned soups, meats, and fish
Gaps, cartridges, primers, wads, and shells for small-arms. . . j
Car. Sleeping and drawing-room
Cards. Picture-
Cards. Playing- j
Carpet !
Carpet-stretchers j
Carpet- warp
"W. L. Vennard
Gr. Bossange
G. Bossange
J. S. Parkison
E. E. Hodson
C. E. Marvin and E. A. Cammack. .
J. K. Krieg & Co
Howard & Son
Howard & Son
Ostheinier Brothers
Novelty Rubber Company
B. H., J. F., and B. H. Douglass, Jr
J. E. Wood
H. and E. Humbert
Masten & "Wells
Darby & Co
A. C. Meyer .'
Darby & Co ,
C. P. 'Mattocks
C. P. Mattocks
C. P. Mattocks
Carpets, rugs, and mats. Certain
Carpets, rugs, oU-cloths, and mattings
Cartridges adapted for breech-loading fire-arms.
Cartridges for breech-loading fire-arms.
Cartridges for breech-loading fire-arms.
Cartridges for breech-loading fire-amss .
Casters, catches, and braces, and similar hardware. Trunk
and furniture
Castor-oil
Cement
Cement for cementing iron surfaces together
Cements
Ceramic designs adapted to be framed. Certain
Chains, bracelets, buttons, and other articles generally de-
scribed by the term jewelry.
Champagne
Champagne
Champagne
Champagne
Champagne
Chenille. Embroidery-
Chocolate
Cigarette-paper
Cigarette-paper
Cigarette-papers
Cigarettes
Cigarettes
Cigarettes
Cigarettes
Cigarettes and smoking-tobacco
Cigarettes, cigars, cheroots, and smoking and chewing to-
bacco.
Cigars
Cigars
Cigars
Cigars
Cigars
Cigars
Cigars
Cigars
Cigars
Cigars
H. J. Horn & Co
Knowles & Anderson
Davis, Baxter & Co
Davis, Baxter & Co
Pralt &Co
ScoUay Meat Packing Company . . .
Knowles & Anderson
C. P. Mattocks
C. P. Mattocks
J. Hume
Germania P.i.cking Co
TTnion Metallic Cartridge Company .
Mann's Boudoir Car Company ......
Selchow & Eighter !
J. Gang
Heckmondwike ManufacturingCom-
pany.
Cooper & Thompson
Mount Ida Manufacturing Com-
pany.
J. Crossley & Sons
Bates, Keed & Cooley
Winchester Kepeating Arms Com-
pany.
"Winchester Kepeating Arms Com-
pany.
"Winclii ster Repeating Arms Com-
pany.
"Winchester Repeating Arms Com-
pany.
S. M.'Michelson & Co
Allen <fc Hanburys
Knight, Bevan Si Sturge .
J. H. Carrington
J. B. White & Brothers..
J. G. & J. F. Low
Carter, Sloan & Co
C.Graef
Luy ties Brothers
A. Roederer
A. Roederer
L. Sombom &Co
H.Manl & Co
J. Collier & Sons
L. Lacroix, Jr
J. Schnabl & Co
L. Lacroix. Jr
W. S. Kimball & Co
Kinney Tobacco Company .
Kinney Tobacco Company .
Kinney Tobacco Company .
Kinney Tobacco Company .
Kinney Tobacco Company .
S. Azcano y Meana
C. H. Brenaman & Co
Estabrook & Eaton ....
J. Fernandez
Fitzpatiick & Draper
Fitzpatrick & Draper
"W. L.Fleming
Follett & Schorn
E. H. Gato
r.Glahn
11.254
10,9^!l
11,831
11,376
11,824
11,266
11.413
11,029
10,856
11.707
11,253
11,014
11.092
11.755
11,7.59
11,023
11,753
11,842
11.806
11,530
11,200
11,123
11.091
11.195
11,207
11,819
10,826
11.021
11,500
11,300
10,888
10,890
10,844
11.208
11,206
11.493
11,071
10,967
11,270
11,306
11,013
11,354
11,828
11,686
11,781
10.871
11,642
11,251
11,540
11,641
11,271
11,598
11,787
11,119
11,623
11,795
11,224
11,729
11,818
11,379
11.473
11,742
11,257
10,895
11.572
11,558
11,391
11,234
10,914
10.915
11.076
10,913
11,332
11,135
11,256
10,980
11,631
10,823
ll,6f0
11,328
10,834
11,706
11,103
Date.
June 10
Mar. 11
Dec. 30
Aug. 5
Dec. 23
June
Aug.
Mar.
Jan.
Nov.
Jnne
Mar.
Apr.
Dec.
Dec.
Mar.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Sept.
May
Apr.
Apr.
May
May
Dec.
Jan.
Mar
Sept.
July
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
May
May
Sept.
Apr.
Feb.
June
July
Mar.
July
Official
Gazette.
27
26
29
28
29
27
28
26
26
29
27
26
27
29
29
26
29
29
29
28
27
27
27
27
27
29
26
26
28
28
26
26
26
27
27
28
27
26
27
28
2G
28
Dec. 30 i 29
Nov. 18 I 29
I
Dec. 16 29
Jan. 22 26
Nov. 11 I 29
1036
920'
1044
456
954
1140
54fi
1116
206
62«
1036
1022
212
778
778
1022
778
1044
863
1192
822
304
212
822
822
954
1022
1106
lOO
358
358
112
822
822
1012
104
740
1140
100
1022
288
1044
540
8G8
278
454
June 10
27
1036
Sept. 30
28
1192
Nov. 11
29
454
June 17
27
1140
Nov. 4
29
370
Dec. 16
29
868
Apr. 22
27
304
Nov. 4
29
370
Dec. 16
29
868
June 3
27
920
Dec. 2
29
698
Dec. 23
29
954
Aug. 5
28
456
Sept. 9
23
920
Dec. 2
29
698
June 17
27
1140
Jan. 29
26
358
Oct. 14
29
88
Oct. 7
29
2
Aug. 5
28
450
June 10
27
1036
Feb. 5
26
442
Feb. 5
26
442
Apr. 8
27
104
Feb. 5
26
442
July 15
., 28
190
Apr. 22
27
304
Jnne 17
27
1140
Mar. 4
26
828
Nov. 11
29
454
Jan. 1
26
1
Nov. 18
29
540
July 15
28
196
Jan. 1
26
1
Nov. 25
29
620
Apr. 15
27
212
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of trade-marks — Coutiuued,
()27
Title.
Cigars
Cigars
Cigars
Cigars
Cigars
Cigars
Cigars
Cigars
Cigars
Cigars
Cigars '.
Cigars. ...
Cigars
Cigars
Cigars
Cigars
Cigars
Cigars
Cigars
Cigars
Cigars
Cigars and cigarettes
Cigars and cigarettes
Cigars and cigarettes
Cigars and cigarettes
Cigars and cigarettes
Cigars and cigarettes
Cigars and cigarettes
Cigars and cigarettes
Cigars and cigarettes
Cigars and cigarettes
Cigars and smoking and chewing tobacco
Cigars, cigarettes, and manufactured tobacco
Cigars, cigarettes, and mannfactnred tobaccos
Cigars, cigarettes, and smoking and chewing tobacco
Cigars, cigarettes, and smoking and chewing tobacco
Cigars, cigarettes, and smoking and chewing tobacco
Cigars, cigarettes, and smoking and chewing tobacco
Cigars, cigarettes, and smoking-tobacco
Cigars, cigarettes, and smoking-tobacco
Cigars, cigarL'ttes, and smoking, chewing, and plug tobacco .
Cigars, cigarettes, cheroots, chewing-tobacco, and snuff
Cigars, cigarettes, .smoking and chewing tobacco, .and snuft'.
Cigars. Havana
Cigars. Havana
Cloth for covering bnrial-caskets
Clothing. Youths', boys', and children's
Clover -blossoms and fluid and solid extracts therefrom.
Pressed
Coats, overcoats, pants, and vests. Men's, youths', boys',
and children's ready-made
Cocoa
Cod-liver oil
Cod-liver oil. Lanman & Kemp's pure
Coffee and coffee-extract preparations
Coffee and spice mills
Coffee. Koasted
Coffee. Roasted
Coffee. Roasted
Coffee roasted or otherwise prepared
Coffees
Coffees
Coffees of all kinds
Coffees, teas, and spices
Collar sweat-pads. Horse-
Coloring material for drugs and chemicals, and for the arti-
cles colored thereby
Compound. Liquid purgative
Condition-powders
Copies of writings, drawings, and other delineations. Appa-
ratus for producing facsimile
Cordial
Cordial for diarrhea
Cordials and liquors
Cordials and liquors
Cordials and liquors
Cordiais ^rd liquors
Cordials and liquors
Cords, lines, twines, and ropes
Cornmeal
Coisets
Corsets. Flexible hip-
Corsets. Stiffening ribs or bones for
Cotton cloths
Cotton goods, both brown and bleached, plain and twilled . .
C. Gross &. Co
G. H. Harvey and O. S. Parker . - .
Haskell & Adams
J. Jacobs
J. Meade
C. Palacio & Co
C. Palacio & Co
G. Paulsen
J. Powell
I. Rattray & Co
Reid, Murdoch & Fischer
Reid, Murdoch & Fischer
Reid, Murdoch & Fischer
R. Rendueles
R. Rendules
C. C. Saums
Thomas & Bro
Tremain, Davis & Co
C. A. Tale & Co
C. A. Yale Cigar Manufacturing Co
C. A. Yale Cigar Manufactui-ing
Company.
Herman Bros
J. McGovern
H. Segnitz & Co
H. Segnitz &Co
H. Segnitz & Co
H. Segnitz &. Co
H. Segnitz & Co
H. Segnitz & Co
J. C. Sullivan
J. C. Sullivan
G. TV. Cochran & Co
G. Fuchs
G. Fuchs
Bendheim Bros. & Co
W. E. Braman & Co
G. W. Cochran & Co
G.Fuchs
Jacoby &; Bookman
Kanfmann Bros. & Bondy
H. Field
F. W. Feigner & Son
H. Breitwfeser & Bros
Grommes & Ullrich
Grommes & TTllnch
E. H. Vanlngen & Co
Stern Bros. & Falk
D. Needham's Sons
C. N. Oehm&Son
J. Collier <fe Sons
Allen & Hanburys
Lanman & Kemp
G. W. Earhart
H. H. Coles
Austin, Nichols & Co
C. Breun
Ricker & Lee
F. H. Le«cgett & Co
D. Nicholson
D. Nicholson
W. F. McLaughlin
D. Nicholson
CO., F., andG. "Wiggins
C. Lowe and J. Gill
California Fig Syrup Company
S. Jennings
W. F. B. Massey-Mainwaring
J. E. A. Lanouette
A. E. Laycock
Les H6ritiers de Marie Brizard et
Roger. M. B. Glotin, Achard &
Glotln.
Les Hferitiers de Marie Brizard et
Roger, M. B. Glotin, Achard &
Glotin.
Les H6ritiers de Marie Brizard et
Roger, M. B. Glotin, Achard &.
Glotin.
Les H6ritiers de Marie Brizard &
Roger, M. B. Glotin, Achard &
Glotin.
Luvtics Brothers
J. P. Tolm-in
I. C. Woodward and C. H. Crofut. - .
T. C. Bates
E. Leonard
F. T). Marckwald
Hyde & Burton
Laconia Company
Official
Gazette.
No.
Date.
>
1^
11,203
May 27
27
822
11,064
Apr. 1
27
2
n,525
Sept. 30
28
1192
11,835
Dec. 30
29
1044
11,149
Apr. 29
27
418
10,964
Feb. 26
20
740
11,187
May 13
27
628
10,929
Feb. 12
26
546
11,065
Apr. 1
27
2
11,557
Oct. 7
29
o
10,983
Mar. 4
26
828
11,066
Apr. 1
27
2
11,196
May 27
27
822
11,510
Sept. 23
28
1106
11,240
June 10
27
1036
11,008
Mar. 11
26
920
11,422
Aug. 19
28
636
11,423
Aug. 19
28
636
11,342
July 15
28
196
11,435
Aug. 19
28
636
11,580
Oct. U
29
88
11,278
June 24
27
1242
11,555
Oct. 7
29
2
11,034
Mar. 25
26
1116
11,067
Apr. 1
27
2
11,068
Apr. 1
27
2
11,069
Apr. 1
27
.->
11,110
Apr. 15
27
212
11,241
June 10
27
1030
10,985
Mar. 4
26
828
11,056
Apr. 1
27
2
11,228
June 10
27
1030
11,213
June 3
27
920
11,314
July 8
28
100
11,417
Aug. 19
28
636
11,481
Sept. 16
28
1012
11,646
Nov. 11
29
4.54
11,480
Sept. 9
28
920
11,511
Sept. 23
28
1106
11,0.32
Mar 25
26
1116
11,418
Aug. 19
28
636
11,132
Apr. 22
27
304
11,211
June 3
27
920
11,550
Oct. 7
29
2
11,731
Dec. 2
29
698
11,579
Oct. 14
29
88
11,577
Oct. 14
29
88
11,015
Mar. 18
26
1022
11,282
June 24
27
1242
10,894
Jan. 29
26
.358
11,596
Nov. 4
29
370
1-!.810
Dec. 16
29
868
11,012
Mar. 18
26
1022
11,701
Nov. 25
29
620
11,751
Dec. 9
29
778
11,601
Nov. 4
29
370
11,095
Apr. 15
27
212
11,281
June 24
27
1242
11,469
Sept. 9
28
920
11,470
Sept. 9
28
920
11,797
Dec. 16
29
868
11,471
Sept. 9
28
920
11,453
Aug. 26
28
726
11,573
Oct. 14
29
88
10,974
Mar. 4
26
828
11,093
Apr. 15
27
212
11,157
May 6
27
526
11,364
July 29
28
372
11,392
Aug. 5
28
456
11,105
Apr. 15
27
212
11,106
Apr. 15
27
212
11,107
Apr. 15
27
212
11,252
June 10
27
1036
10,9.33
Feb. 12
26
546
11,210
May 27
27
822
10,940
Feb. 12
26
546
11,227
June 10
27
1036
10,829
Jan. 1
28
2
11,179
May 13
27
628
11,786
Dec. 16
29
868
11.789
Dec. 16
2it
868
628
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FROM THE
Alphabetical list of trade-marks — Continued.
Title.
Name.
No.
Date.
Official
Gazette.
o
Hi
Cotton goods, both brown and bleached, plain and twilled . .
Cotton goods, both brown and bleached, plain and twilled. . .
Cotton goods, both brown and bleached, plain and twilled- . .
Cotton goods, both brown and bleached, plain and twilled. . .
Cotton goods, both brown and bleached, plain and twiUed. . .
Cotton sheetings and drills. Brown
Cotton yarns and braids
Cough and croup sirup
Couch-remedies
Cough-sirup
Cough-sirup
Cough sirup
Crackers
Crackers, biscuits, wafers, and cakes
Crackers, biscuits, wafers, and cakes
Crackers, biscuits, wafers, and similar articles
Crackers. Milk-
C rockery- ware, china, and porcelain
Culinary pots, kettles, stew-paus, &c
Cutlery
Cutlery and certain edge-tools
Cutlery and cutting implements for manual use
Dandmff-cure
Denims, tickings, awning-cloths, and plain white goods
Dentifrice
Dentifrice
Dentifrice
Dentifrice
Disinfectant, deodorizing, and antiseptic compound or prepa-
rntion.
Disinfectants
Disinfectants and moth-destroyers
Disinfectants, deodorants, and antiseptics
Disinfecting and destroying insects. Certain chemical com-
position for
Dress fabrics. Certain
Drilling and sheeting
Drugs and chemicals
Dye'stutfs used chiefly for wools
Dyes
Certain
Dyes.
Dyes.
Dyes.
Dyes.
Dyes.
Dyes.
Dyes.
Dyes and chemicals used in dyeing.
Dyes. Package-
Package
Package
Package
Package
Package
Package
Package-
Dyspepsia cure
Earthenware
Edge-tools. Certain
Edge-tools. Certain
Electrical purposes. Conducting- wires for
Elixir of phosphates and calisaya. Compound
Embrocation
Embroidery-cotton
Embroidery-silk ~,
Emulsions, oils, medicines, and lubricants. Composition of
petroleum and mustard-seed oil, forming
Extract of stillingia and sarsaparUla. Compound
EstTacts and perfumes for the toilet
Jlxtracts of leaves, barks, and woods for tanning and dyeing
£
Extrait d' Absinthe •
I'ace-cream
^ace-wash or lotion for preserving and beautifying the com-
plexion.
faucets, bibs, cocks, stops, &c. Self-closing
leathers in a clean and odorless condition
iJ'elt used for hammers and action parts in pianos and organs
I'encing. Barbed
iTertilizer -
Pcrtilizers ■
fertilizers
Tertilizers
Fertilizers. Phosphate
Eover-drops - - • -
File holders and cases of shelving for the same. BiU or paper
Files, straw-knives, grass-hooks, saws, sickles, and scythes-
Fire-extinguishers. JcCand-grenade
Fire-extinguishers. Hand-grenade
Fire-extinguishers. Hand-grenade
Fire-place fixtures
Float-logs
Flour
Flour
Flour -
Flour
Flour
Laconia Company
Popperell Manufacturing Company
Pepperell Manufacturing Company
Pcpperell Manufacturing Company
Pepperell Manufacturing Company.
Root &. Tinker
Dollfus-Mieg &Co
N. K. Mansfield
Kerry. Watson & Co
A. C. Meyer
N. F.Philo...: :
J. M. Sparks
J. B. Kuger & Sons
F. A. Kennedy Company
F. A. Kennedy & Co
Holmes & Coutts
G. Young - . . -
A. Shaw & Son ,
Capital City Malleable Iron Com-
pany.
Koeller & Schmitz Cutlery Company .
E. M. Dickinson
F. W. Beckmann
Speicher Dandruff Cure Corap.any ..
Falls Company
J. n. Hamilton
F. S. Hanf ,
Morley Bros
J. S. Tyree
C. Marchand & Co
C. F. Hilker & Co.
W. H. H. Childs . -
Sanitas Company .
A. M. Jacobs
Shaen & Fithian
A. Bernhoimer
W. S. Powell
H. D. Dupee
W. M. Townloy
Guinon, Picard & Jay ,
Dunn & "White
F. A. Eansom
F. A. Kansom
F. A. Eansom .*!
F. A. Ransom
F. A. Kansom
F. A. Eansom
F. A. Eansom
J. M. Daniels
Eid e ways
Collins Company
Collins Company
Ansonia Brass and Copper Company .
T. B. "Wheeler
"W. Edwards & Son
H. E. Frankenberg
J. Pearsall&Co
G. F. Senter
S. I. Johnston
J. H. "Winkelmann
Actten-Gesellschaft Fiir Farbholz-
Fabrikate.
E. Pernod
I.Hubert
F. "W. Coulson
Meyer SnifFen Company
L. H. Everts
A. Dolae
Buck-Thorn Fence Company
I. L. Lofland
"V. Cushwa
C. Mever, Jr
J. D. Simmons
Shroff & Co
W. Feickert
E. "W. "Woodruff
"W. K. and H. K. Peace
Harden Hand Grenade Fire Extin-
guisher Company.
Harden Hand Grenade Fire Extin-
guisher Company.
Harden Hand Grenade Fire Extin-
guisher Company.
C. L.Page
J. Spencer &Co
J. Z. Eby and E. Eeist
J. Z. Eby and E. Eeist
J. Z. Eby and E. Eeist
Eckhart & Swan
S. .Jacoby
11,790
11.660
11,661
11,662
11.663
11,668
10.83.5
n.CB.5
11,03.3
11,304
11 125
ii.ra2
10,954
11,007
11.258
11.459
11,697
11,534
11,779
11,333
11430
10,909
10.978
11,724
11,551
10,840
11.220
11,323
11,304
11,509
11.780
11,768
11,652
11.4.51
11.010
11, 117
11,.549
11,161
11.331
11,.522
10,934
10.935
10,936
10,937
10,938
10,939
11,255
11,404
11.576
11,344
11,403
10,870
11,299
11,723
10,839
11.183
11,458
10,887
11,276
11,464
11.283
11,610
11,389
10,906
10,911
11,168
11,350
11.302
11,362
10,928
11.016
11,111
11.383
11.151
11,018
11,431
11,432
11,505
11,533
11,284
11,502
11.503
11,.504
11,301
11,217
Dec. 16
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
Nov. 11
Jan. 8
Nov. 18
Mar. 25
Aug. 5
Apr. 22
Nov. 18
Feb. 19
Mar. 11
June 17
Sept. 2
Nov. 18
Sept. 30
Deo. 16
July 15
Aug. 19
Feb. 5
Mar. 4
Dec. 2
Oct. 7
Jan. 8
June 3
•July 15
July 8
Sept. 23
Dec. 16
Dec. 9
Nov. 11
Aug. 26
Mar. 18
Apr. 22
Oct. 7
May 6
JulV 15
Sept. 30
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
Feb. 12
June 10
Aug. 12
Oct. 14
July 22
Aug. 12
Jan. 22
July 1
Dec. 2
Jan. 8
May 13
Sept. 2
Jan. 29
June 24
Sept. 9
June 24
Nov. 4
Aug. 5
Jan. 29
Feb. 5
May 6
July 22
July 8
July 29
Feb. 12
Mar. 18
Apr. 15
Aua. 5
Apr. 29
Mar. 18
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Sept. 23
Sept. 30
.June 24
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
July 8
June 3
29
29
29
29
29
29
26
29
26
28
27
29
26
26
27
28
29
28
29
28
28
26
26
29
29
26
27
28
28
28
29
29
29
26
27
29
27
28
28
26
26
26
26
26
26
27
28
29
28
28
26
28
29
26
27
28
26
27
28
27
29
28
96
26
27
28
28
28
26
26
27
28
27
26
28
28.
28
868
454
454
454
454
454
112
540
1116
456
304
540
642
920
1140
814
540
1192
868
196
636
442
828
698
2
112
920
196
100
1106
868
778
454
726
1022
304
2
526
196
1192
546
546
546
546
546
546
1036
516
88
287
546
278
2
698
112
628
814
358
1242
920
1242
370
456
358
442
526
288
100
372
546
1022
212
4.56
418
1022
636
636
1106
28 ! 1192
27
28
28
28
28
27
1242
llOfi
llOfi
1106
100
920
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
AljpTiabetical list of trade-marks — Continued.
629
Title.
ItTame.
No.
Fleur
Flour
Flour and all flour mill products.
Flour. Family
Family
Wheat-
']'
Wheat-
Flonr.
Flour.
Flour.
Flour.
Flour.
Flour.
Flour.
Flour.
Floar.
Flour.
Flour
Wheat-
Wheat-
Wheat-
Wheat-
Wheat-
Wheat and rye
Wheaten
WTieaten
Wheateu
Fluid preparation for use either internally as a medicine or
externally as a liniment.
Food and suhstitute for milk for calves, foals, and other
young animals. Cooked
Food for infants
Food for infants. Milk-
Food for infants. Milk-
Food made from grain. Article of
Food prepared from choice hard wheat. Cereal
Forks. Agricultural
Fruit-butters, preserves, jellies, and mince-meat
Fuel-kindlers
Garters or hose-supporters
Gas-cocks. Lock
Gelatine. Powdered
Gin
Gin
Gin
Gin
Gin. wines, and distilled liquors
Glass. Decorative
Glass. Plate-
W. Listman
W. N. Haxall
D. Brainard
E. H. Readshaw
J. Boyd, Jr., &Co
J. A. "Colo
M. A.Cole
P. H.Copland
Holt&Co
S. B. I'ierson's Sons
A. Gilbert, Jr., and C. H. Jones.
Holt & Co
Holt & Co
S. B. Pierson's Sons
C. A. Togelcr Company
T. Bowick
Glassware
Glaze for furniture
Gloves
Gloves
Gloves and mittens, and glove or mitten leather.
sheep, calf, dog, and other leather
Gloves. Kid
Glucose and its compounds ■
Buck,
Glue and cement. Liquid
Glue. Liquid
G lue. Powdered
Gold-leaf
Grape-.juice. TTnfermented
Grape vines. Niagara white- - -
Grapes and their products. California
Grease-traps
Grinding and polishing implements of corundum or emery...
Gan. Sporting- .'
Gunpo w der
Hair-crimping composition
Hair-bleaching compound
Hair-grower
Hair. Preparation for promoting the growth of the
Hair-tonic. Oriental
Hair- wash
Hamburg edgings and insertings, Swiss embroideries, and
like fabrics.
Hamburg edgings, Swiss embroideries, and like fabrics
Haraetugs
Hand-grenades or fire-extinguisher?
Hard ware. Harness, saddlciy , and carriage
Harmonicas, accordions, blow-accordions, and flute-harmoni-
ca.s. Mouth-
Harvesting-machines, especially reapers and self-binders
Hat and bonnet linings '.
Hats. Men's and boys' -
Hats or head-coverings for males. All
Hermetically-sealed or canned goods
Hog and fovvl cholera specific
Hollands
Hollands and prepai ed muslins
Honey. Artificial
Hop-plasters
Horse- blankets
Horseslioe-nails
Inhaling vapors and compounds for use therewith. Appara-
tus for
Ink. Lithographing-
Fairchild Bros. & Foster
H. K(Sll6
H.Nestl6
Glaser. Kohn & Co
T.H. Foulds
Batcheller & Sons Company
M. Siereveld, F. B. Maertz, and S.
Ganz.
Acme Kindlor Company
C. E. Granniss
Meyer Snitfen Company
B., W., E., Sr., and E. Cannon, Jr . .
Cook & Bernhcimer
Cook & Bcrnheimcr
J. De Kuyper & Sou
J. De Kuyper & Son
A. C. Harris
C. T. De Forest
Societe Anonyme des Manufactures
dcs Glaoes et Produits Chimiques
de St. Gobaln, Chauny et Cirey.
E. D. Libbey
Sylvester & Smith ,
E. Apfelbaum
F. A. Graichen
B. D. and W. N. Eisendrath
Oberteuffer, Abegg & Daeniker
Glen Cove Manufacturing Com-
pany.
J. 0. O'Meara
J. H. AYinkelmann
B.. W., E., Sr., and E. Cannon, Jr .
S. Hickson
A . Werner
Niagara White Grape Companv
F. W. Luttgen ".
Meyer SniBTen Company
Grant Conmdum Wheel Company. .
Hermann, Boker &. Co .'. . .
Curtis's & Harvey
J. S. liatbbone
A. SimoDson
BentoD Hair Grower Company
W. H. Sa.yre
Lanman & Kemp
E. T. Bellchambers
M. Guggenheim's Sons
M. Gnggenbeim's Sons
Underwood Hame Tug Co .
S. F. Hayward
0. J!. Noith <k Co
H. Benary & Son ;.
S. Johnston & Co
S. Friedman & Co
S. Cooksey
D. D. Yoiimans
.S. Elmore
J. T, Wallace
H. B. Wiggin's Sons
H. B. Wiggins Sons
J. G. Gorrell
Hop Plaster Company
Newichawanick Company ..
Essex Horse Nail Company .
C. B. Harness
11,147
11,393
11,832
10,883
11,246
11,698
11,497
11,381
11,678
11.591
11,294
11,760
11,570
11,571
11,349
10,865
11,630
11.704
11,710
11,711
11,046
11,814
11,644
11,338
11,316
11.375
10,907
11,115
11,498
11,499
10,828
10,917
11.524
11,752
11,760
11,365
11,517
10,958
11,767
11,624
11,024
11,380
11,358
11,360
11,114
10.901
11.113
11,799
11,450
10,903
11,607
11,508
11,006
11,322
11,028
10,882
11.127
11,815
11,437
11,440
11,387
11,693
11,319
11,261
11,436
11.3'I0
11,605
11,565
10,910
11,048
11.501
11,083
1 1,622
11,268
11.733
11,180
11,485
ll,6n
Ink. Printing- .■..
Inks. Marking and writing
Inks. Printing-
Insecticide
American Lithographing Ink Com-
pany.
C. E. Johnson & Company
Kosmian Manutactunng Company..
Astoria ink Company
C. '\V. W'estbrook and K. B. liincs..
Date.
Apr. 29
Aug. 5
Dec. .30
Jan. 29
June 10
Nov. 25
Sept. 23
Aug. 5
Nov. 18
Oct. 28
July 1
Dec. 9
Oct. 14
Oct. 14
Julv 22
Jan. 22
Nov. 11
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
Mar. 25
Dee. 23
Nov. 11
July 15
July 15
Aug. 5
Jan. 29
Apr. 22
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
Jan. 1
Feb. 5
Sept. 30
Dec. 9
Dec. 9
Julv 29
Sept. 23
Feb. 26
Dec. 9
Nov. 4
Mar. 18
Aug. 5
July 22
July 29
Apr. 22
Feb. 26
Apr. 15
Dec. 16
Sept. 2
Jan. 29
Nov. 4
Sept. 23
Mar. 11
July 15
Mar. 18
Jan. 29
Apr. 22
Dec. 23
Aug. 26
Aug. 26
Aug. 5
Nov. 18
duly 15
June 17
Aug. 20
Aug. 5
Nov. 4
Oct. 14
Feb. 5
Nov. 11
Oct 7
Apr. 8
-Nov. 4
June 17
Dec. 2
Mav 13
Sept. 10
Aov. 18
Official
Gazeite.
11,317 July 15
27
28
29
26
27
29
28
28
29
29
28
29
29
29
28
29
29
29
29
26
29
29
28
28
28
26
27
28
28
26
26
28
29
29
28
28
26
29
29
20
28
28
28
27
26
27
29
28
26
29
28
26
28
26
20
27
29
28
418
456
1044
358
1036
620
1106
456
540
280
2
778
P8
88
288
278
454
620
§20
620
1116
954
454
196
196
456
358
303
1106
1106
2
442
1192
776
778
372
1106
740
778
370
1022
456
288
372
303
740
212
868
814
358
370
1106
920
196
1022
358
304
954
726
726"
28 456
29 ; 640
28 I 196
27 I 1140
28 I 726
28
29
29
20
29
29
27
29
27
29
27
28
29
28
456
370
88
442
454
2
104
370
1140
698
628
1012
540
190
11.6.i4
.\ov.
11
29
454
ll,7f8
D<c.
16
29
808
U,446
An;.'.
26
28
726
11,477
Sept.
9
23
920
630
INDEX OF PATENTS ISSUED FEOM THE
Alpliahetical list of trade-marks — Coutiuued.
Title.
Insulated wire
Jewelry
Jewelry. Articles usually sold under the name of .
Jewelry. Certain Icind of'
Kemp's compound pectoral of anacahuita
Knives, forks, and spoons
Knives, razors, and shears
Lactic acid for table use and as a beverage
Lard
Lard. Refined
Lard substitute
Leather. Burnishing or polishing composition for finishing.
Leather. Picker-
Leather. Shoe and glove .^
Leather. Sole- .'.
Leather used for rollers, upholstery, book-binding, shoes, and
for other purposes, and skins in cured and raw condition.
Finished
Leather used for rollers, upholstery, book-binding, shoes, and
lor other purposes, and skins in cured and raw condition.
Finished
Licorice. Stick
Lime. Anhydrous
Liniment
Liniment
Liniment
Liniment
Liniment
Liniment ,
Liniment and inhalent
Liqueur or cordial
Liqueur or cordial
Liquors and spirits
Liquors and spirits
Liquors. Bottled malt
Ijiquors. Distilled
Liquors. Malt
Liver compound
Logs andplanks
Lotion. Skin-
Lumber, boards, logs, and staves
Lumber drivers' calks
Lve
Macaroni
Magnetic body-wear, bedding, and medical appliances gen-
erally.
Malt liquors
Mammary glands. Apparatus for increasing the
Matches
Matches.
Matches ;
Matches
Matches. Safety-
Matches. Safety-
Matches. Safety-
Meat and quinquinia. Mixture of
Meat, iron, and quinquinia. Mixture of
Meat, iron, and quinquinia. Mixture of
Meat. Smoked
Meat. Smoked
Meat. Smoked
Medical and surgical appliances. Certain
iledical and toilet preparations. Certain
Medical compound for cows and other female animals
Medical compound for the cure of agues and fevers
Medical compound for the cure of skin diseases and purifica-
tion of the blood.
Medicinal compound for external application
Medicinal compound for the cure of catarrh and colds
Medicinal compound for the cure of cat arrhal diseases
Medicinal liquor or tonic for the removal of the effects of over-
indulgence in drink.
Medicinal preparation. Fluid
Medicinal preparation for the cure of kidney diseases
Medicinal preparation for outward application
Medicinal
Medicinal
Medicinal
Medicinal
Medicinal
Medicinal
Medicinal
Medicine.
Medicine.
Medicine.
Medicine.
Medicine.
Medicine.
Medicine.
preparations. Certain
preparations for coughs and colds. Fluid.
preparations for nervous affections
preparations. Solid and fluid
tinctures, extracts, an.T fluid preparations,
tinctures, extracts, and fluid preparations,
tonic bitters
Ague-
Certain proprietary
Certain proprietary
Certain proprietary
Certain proprietary
Certain proprietary
Certain proprietary
Ifew York Insulated "Wire and Vul-
canite Company.
Fowler Brothers
T. B. Hag8t«z &Co
0. C. Bevcreux
Lanmau & Kemp
Gehrucder Noelle
F. Wes<pfal
Avery Lactate Company
K K.Fairbank & Co . .'
W. J. Wilcox Company
W. E. Worth
J. H. D wyer
A. & C. W. Holbrook
J. Kent
Lee &Co
Jones & Rocke
ITo.
Date.
Official
Gazette.
Jones & Rocke.
F. Roseti
Carleton, Norwood & Co
G. H. Becks
A. Cook and TV. H. Brashear...
"W. Feickert
W. H. Gilmore
J. S. Gold
B. L., O A., .and L. A. Weeks..
S. Spencer
M. M. Grfoier
M. M. Grezier
E. Cusenier Fils Ain6 & Co
E. Cusenier Fils Aln6 & Co
E. & J. Burke
Cook & Bernheimer
P. Be.st JSrcwing Company
D. W. Curry .'
J. Spencer &Co
Goodwin & Thurston
A. Browu
Lumber Drivers Calk Company.
P. C. Tomson
G. D'Araato
A. V. Lighthill.
W. McEwau
F. M. Blodgett
Actieniesellschaft Union Verein-
igre Ziindholz-und Wichse-Fabri-
ken.
Aktieholaget Jonkopings Ostra-
Fabrikcr.
Ti'ummer & Co
Trummcr & Co
C. C. Abel & Co
Trummer &Co
Triimmer & Co
J. Feire
J. Ferr6
J. Ferr6
Stevens &- Benedict
Stevens & Benedict
Stevens & Benedict
A. A. McLean
A. J. Kaercher
0. Ricklefson
C. W. Goodhue
J.F. Pool
G. W. Foulk .
Ely Brothers.
Ely Brothers.
I. Eilenberg .
A. C. Meyer
J. E. Jackson
National Pharmacy Association of
Baltimore City.
Lanman & Kemp
0. A . Vogeler Co
D. Dick
A. C. Meyer
L. Brown
L. Brown
F. \V. Goodwin
S. C. Boiling
Decker Medicine Company
Healy & Bigelow
A. C! Jennings
A. C. Jennings
A. C. Meyer
United States Medicine Co
11,737
10,918
10,8S4
10,9.59
11,817
11,800
11,338
11,463
11.773
11.130
10,979
11,783
11.347
11.218
11,460
11,433
11,434
11,667
11,343
11.775
11,. 548
11,382
11,726
11,46,5
11,841
10,932
10,897
10,898
11,035
11,036
10,859
10,879
11,472
11,679
11.669
10,976
11.152
11.063
11,3.56
11,829
10,846
11,305
11,625
11,188
11.223
11,080
11,081
11,017
11,079
11,097
10.838
10,836
10,837
11,205
11,340
11,361
11.556
10,827
11,395
11,120
11,689
11.439
11.289
11.368
11,583
11,454
11,441
11,293
11.809
11.804
11,318
11,124
11.490
11.599
11,008
10,972
11,363
11,492
10,874
10,875
11,158
10,997
Dec. 2 I
Feb. 5
Jan. 15
Feb. 26 :
Dec, 23
Dec. 16
! St^t. 30
I Sept. 9
! Dec. 9
I Apr. 22
Mar. 4
i Dec. 16
July ^2
June 3
Sept. 2
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Nov. 11
July 22
Dec. 16
Oct. 7
Aug. 5
Dec. 2
Sept. 9
Dec. 30 ,
Feb. 12 I
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Jan. 22
.Jan. 29
Sept. 9
Nov. 18
Nov. 11
Mar. 4
Apr. 29
Apr. 1
Julv 22
Dec. 30
Jan. 8
July 8
Dec. 30
May 20
June 3
29
26
26
26
29
29
28
28
29
27
26
29
28
27
28
28
28
29
28
29
29
28
29
28
29
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
28
29
29
26
27
27
28
29
26
28
29
27
27
Apr.
8
27
Apr.
8
27
Mar.
18
26
Apr.
8
27
Apr.
15
27
.Jan.
8
26
Jan.
8
26
Jan.
8
26
Julv
1
28
Julv
13
28
Julv
22
28
Oct.
7
29
Jan.
1
26
Ausr.
5
28
Apr.
22
27
JSov.
18
29
Aug.
26
28
July
1
28
Julv
29
23
Oct.
21
29
Aug.
26
28
Aue.
26
28
July
1
28
Dec.
16
29
Dec.
16
29
Julv
15
28
Apr.
22
27
Sept.
16
28
Nov.
4
29
Nov.
4
29
Mar.
4
26
Julv
29
28
Sept.
16
28
Jan.
22
26
Jan.
22
26
Mav
6
27
Mar.
11
26
698
442
206
740
954
868
1192
920
778
304
828
868
28(j
920
814
636
636
454
237
868
2
450
698
920
1044
546
358
?58
1110
1116
278
358
920
540
454
823
418
2
288
1044
112
100
1044
722
920
104
104
1022
104
212
112
112
112
2
196
288
2
2
436
304
540
726
2
372
178
726
726
2
868
196
304
1012
370
370
828
372
1012
273
278
526
920
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 1884.
Alphabetical list of trade-marks — Coutiuued.
C31
Title.
Medicine. Certaiu veterinary
Medicine for bilious and malarial diseases
'Medicine for chronic weaknesses and complaints peculiar to
females.
Medicine for disordered liver, rheumatism, neuralgia, and
lever and a;iue.
Medicnie for men, horses, and cattle
Medicine for purifyius th<> blood. Patent
Medicine for the cure of biliousness and constipation
Medicine for the cure of consumption. Liquid
Medicine for the cure of coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, and
all diseases of the throat and lunss leading to consumi)tion.
Medicine for the cureof diseases of the bowels
Mediciue for the cure of diseases of the eye
Medicine for the cure of diseases of the organs of respiration
Medicine for the cure of female diseases."
Medieiue for the .stomach, liver, kidneys, and blood
Melicine for urinary disorders
iledicine. H02;-
Medicine. Lung-
Medicine. Proprietary
MeMciue to purify the blood
lli-dicines. Certain named proprietary
Jledicines. Certain specified .'
Medicines put un for immediate use
Jledicines. Various proprietary
aiel issa- water
jilelissa-wator
ilolis.sawater
Metal articles. Certain embossed
Milk. Condensed
Milk. Condensed
Millinery goods, laces, ribbons, and trimmings
iliue! al water
Mineral water
Jlineral waters
Mineral waters
Mineral waters, ginger-ale, and analogous beverages
Name.
C. H. Hickman
A. Bowens
D. B. Senger and G. W. Lipe ,
C. Cnlleu and C. S. Xewman. .
H. Hinrichs
R..T. Smith
P. A. Fletcher
C. "Werner
Eanschkolb Bros
M. M. Lamontagne .
M. M. Lamontagne .
M. M. Lamontagne .
C. F. Simmons & Co
A. L. Sabin
A. B. Goodyear
S.A.Clark
M iueral waters. Natural
Mmt, julep ;
Mowers. Lawn-
Music of octavo size. Sheet-
^fustard
^f u.stard leaves for sinapisms
Needles for hand and machine sewing
Needles for hand-sewing and for the sewing-machine
?"crve-pencils
Nets and other reticulated fabrics. Hair-
Nets and reticulated fabrics. Hair-
Nets and reticulated fabrics. Hair-
Niirht-lights .and night-lamps
Night-lights, night-lamps, and nursery-lamps or food-warm-
ers.
Oats and wheat. Crushed
Oil. High-test burning-
Oil made from petroleum. Lubricating-
Oil made from petroleum. Lubricating-
0:1 of gaultheria. Compound
Oil. Olive-
0:1. Olive-
Oi 1 or water-proof clothing
Oil . Tiefined hydrocarbon
•Oil. Stand,ard illuminating-
Oili and grease for machines, fire-arms, &c
OHs and their products. Essential and volatile vegetable
Oils. Burning. illumin.ating, and lubricating
Oils. Petroleum- T
O ntment
O ntment
Ointment and various other proprietary medicines. Pile-
Ointment for e.f ternal use
O'nment. Pile-
Ointments
Ointments or salves
Oleomargarine-oil
f)titical goods
Oranges and lemons
Oianges and lemons
( hanges and lemons
Oranges and lemon.s
Ovanses and lemons
Oranges ^.r-d lemons -
Organs
Organs
Organs or combined reed and pipe organs. Keed-
Organs. Eeed-
0 vsters put up in cans or other packasres
P.idlocks :
Paint, varnish, and grease from .any kind of clothing.
tain liquid compound for removing
'Pamts
A.P.Wirt
E. W. Hisbee
L. .Licobs"& Co
Flower Medicine Company
Hop Pill Manufacturing Company .
J. C. Kennedy .'. .
A. C. Meyer ! '.
H. Kenouard & Co
H. Eenouard &Co
H. Renouard & Co
A. Mass6 & Anglade
H. Nestle
H.Nestie
Aitken, Son & Co
Gale & Blocki
Sprndel Water Company
A. K. Camt) '
C. Cornwell
Medical Lake Mineral Water Com-
pany.
F. nollendor & Co
J. H. Magrudcr
Blair Manufacturing Company
W.F. Sh<aw ■.
J. Collier &: Sons
P. EigoUot &Co
.T. James & Sons
H. Milward & Sons
G. L. Lawrence
A. 6. .Jennings & Sous
A. G. .Jennings & Sons
A. G. Jennings & Sons
S. Clarke
S.Clarke
Cer-
F. H. Legirett & Co
Beacon Oil Company
W. H. Compton ...'.
W. H. Compton
E.H.Bell
N. Johnston & Sons
H. L. Routh & Sons
J. F. Carter
Clark & W.arren
Beacon Oil Comjiany
Botilard. Bucquet & Co
A. M. Todd
H. W. Peabody &Co
T. B. Bowring
E. Burgess
W. .Tones
W. E. Post
Penn Eemedy Company
W. E. Post .' ■
Palmer Ointment Manufacturing
Company.
a. W. Eofit
J. M. Atwater
T. Mundorff
A. Minaldi
A. Minaldi
A. Minaldi
A . Minaldi
A. Minaldi
A. Minaldi
J. N. Camp
.T. B. Hamilton
Estey Organ Company
Whitnev Orean Company
Piatt &'Co .7 -■
H. F. Sisn
C. H. Dalrymple
W. B. Price.
Ott
CUll
Gazette.
No.
Date.
>
10.825
Jan. 1
26
2
11,312
July 8
2d
100
11,398
Aug. 5
28
456
11,782
Dec. IG
29
868
11., 526
Sept. 30
28
1192
11. CO]
Nov. 18
29
540
11.329
July 15
28
196
11.743
Dec. 2
29
698
11,746
Dec. 2
29
698
11.791
Dec. 16
29
868
11,793
Dec. 16
29
868
11,792
Dec. 16
29
868
11,090
Apr. 15
•27
212
11,407
Aug. 12
28
546
11.523
Sept. 30
28
1192
11,547
Oct. 7
211
2
10,892
Jan. 29
26
3.58
11,062
Apr. 1
27
2
10,949
Feb. 19
20
642
11,705
Nov. 25
29
620
11.683
Nov. 18
29
540
11,512
Sept. 23
28
1106
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Sept, 30
28
1192
10,995
Mar. 11
26
9Q0
10,096
Mar. 11
26
920
11.126
Apr. 22
27
304
10.993
Mar. 11
26
920
n.709
Nov. 25
29
620
11,736
Dec. 2
29
698
11.427
Aug. 19
28
636
11,830
Dec. 30
29
1044
11,209
M.ay 27
27
822
11.326
Julv 15
28
196
10,944
Feli. 19
26
642
11,638
Nov. 11
29
454
10,946
Feb. 19
26
642
11..593
Oct. 28
29
280
11.645
Nov. 11
29
4,54
11,3,59
Julv 22
28
288
10.910
Feb. 5
26
442
11,665
Nov. 11
29
454
11.653
Nov. 11
29
454
11,416
Aug. 12
28
546
ll,.527
Sept. 30
28
1192
10.885
Jan. 29
26
358
10.843
Jan. 8
26
112
11.448
Aug. 26
28
726
11.827
Dec. .30
29
1044
11,267
June 17
27
1140
11,269
June 17
27
1140
11.520
Sept. ,30
28
1192
11,702
Nov. 25
29
620
11.722
Dec. 2
29
698
10853
,Lin. 22
26
278
11.442
Aug 26
28
726
11.587
Oct. 21
29
178
11.212
June 3
27
920
10.943
Feb. 19
26
642
11,519
Sept. 30
28
iir2
11,777
Dec. 16
29
868
11.535
Sept. 30
28
1192
11.636
Nov. 11
29
454
11,504
Oct. 14
29
88
11,778
Dec. 16
29
868
11.021
Nov. 4
29
370
11,.336
July 15
28
196
11,.585
Oct. 21
29
178
10.930
Feb. 12
26
546
11,620
Dec. 23
29
954
11,396
Aug. 5
28
456
11,823
D<'C. 23
29
954
n..532
Sept. 30
Feb. 19
28
1192
10.9.51
26
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10.9.52
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26
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26
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10.963
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26
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